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Thirteen families in northeastern Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit against Southwestern Energy Co. alleging that the company's drilling for natural gas has contaminated drinking water.
Southwestern spoiled water wells by hydraulic fracturing, a process that uses blasts of water and chemicals to free natural gas from shale rock, according to the complaint filed yesterday in the civil division of the Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. The company used fracturing in October 2008 on a gas well in Lenox Township, Pennsylvania, according to Mark Boling, Southwestern's general counsel.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is studying the drilling technique, known as fracking, to determine its effect on underground water supplies. Gas from shale may produce 50 percent of the U.S. gas supply by 2035, up from 20 percent today, according to IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
"We actually had the chemicals associated with fracking fluids leaking into wells," Peter Cambs, an attorney representing the families, said in an interview. "Something was going on related to the fracking process."
Southwestern tested water wells in the area, about 27 miles (43 kilometers) north of Scranton, and found no contamination that could be linked to its drilling, Boling said.
"From our testing, we did not find anything that would lead one to believe that it's from our drilling operations," Boling said in an interview. "Part of our investigation is going to be trying to find out what prior uses were on the property to see if there was some industrial activity."
Southwestern, based in Houston, is the largest natural-gas producer in the Fayetteville Shale formation in Arkansas.


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A fantastic party game, but not much more
Super Smash Bros Brawl is the third instalment in Nintendo's best-selling fighting/party-game franchise. For everyone somehow left out of the loop, that means all of your favourite characters from the top Nintendo franchises going at each other's necks in an all-out fighting fest. Have a bone to pick with that cuddly chum Pikachu? Blast him away with Samus's arm cannon. Or hack him to shreds with Link's master sword. There's thousands of possibilities, and the best part is that you and your friends can jump right in – no hardcore training preparation required. The sad news, is that apart from some glossier graphics, more modes and further fighters, Smash Bros Brawl isn't nearly as groundbreaking as its predecessor and you could probably get just as much fun out of the Gamecube edition.
Here here, a quick look at the key elements of the Smash Bros series for those who are new to it all. Smash Bros is a fighting game whose focus is not on reducing your opponent's health to zero for a Knock Out, but by using several of your character's unique moves in succession to rack up damage on your opponents, making them fly further each time you hit them – just enough so that you can launch them out off the side of the screen for a KO. Each character has its own techniques it can use against opponents, including regular punch, kick and slash attacks with the A button, special techniques like projectiles and recovery moves assigned to the B button, grabs, throws and shielding techniques, as well as super strong smash attacks used to hit opponents for massive damage and hit them off the edge of the screen with ease. There's also a tonne of items you can use to aid your fighter in each battle hailing from each of the various character's universes: banana peels from Donkey Kong, turtle shells from Mario and baseball bats from Earthbound. It's all enough to make a very frantic fist-fest which turns out to be the perfect thing for parties and casual get-togethers, and if you're looking for a game to satisfy your needs to trash talk and yell at the television in the company of friends, look no further.
While additional characters and arenas were a shoe-in for Brawl, the game adds further to the frenzied fighting of prior instalments with a new item called the Smash Ball. After appearing, this ball of rainbow light will float around the battlefield until a player hits it with enough force to break it, at which point they will become charged with its power. If the player is able to hit the B button before the Smash Ball has been hit out of them by another player, they will be able to unleash a unique 'Final Smash' attack upon their foes, usually with very devastating results. Each time a Smash Ball appears, you'll find yourself making a wild dash towards it in order to snag its powers before anyone else – and then as soon as someone grabs it, everyone else will begin sprinting the other way to avoid ending up as mince meat. While the unique final smash attacks can be quite unbalanced at times depending on the situation, they still add a large element to the hysterical gameplay.
If you're more of a competitive fighter and prefer to earn your wins rather than have fights decided by the random elements of Smash Bros, then Brawl probably isn't the game for you. While you can turn off the items to remove random advantages in fights, and while you can stick to some of the gimmick-free battlefields if you prefer, it becomes fairly clear from an early stage that Smash Bros Brawl does not take itself seriously as a fighting game, rather, a casual party game. No more, no less. The cast of characters isn't too balanced and the game's speed has been slowed down dramatically since the game's previous instalment to give room for beginners to think rather than simply mash buttons. Hitting an opponent no longer stuns them like in previous games, so if you're one who likes to string together long combos against your foes, you're out of luck. There's also the inclusion of 'tripping', a supposedly humorous animation which randomly occurs every time a player taps the control stick left or right, effectively tripping them over for a split second instead of executing whatever the player wanted their character to do. In the end, it's all one, big double-edged sword – new players will be able to pick up the game and have fun with it against their friends almost immediately, regardless of skill level differences, but veterans attempting to take the game past this level will probably discover a distinct lack of depth. It's a bit sad, as while previous instalments have been able to cater to both of these audiences, the developers have made it clear what type of game they want Brawl to be.
In terms of visuals, Brawl might not be as groundbreaking as Melee was when it made its debut on the Gamecube, but it still looks very smooth and vibrant on the Wii, probably one of the console's best looking games to date. Each character and battlefield has been modelled superbly, and regardless of the universe overlaps everything seems to fit in with each other almost seamlessly. The soundtrack for the game is one of the most extensive and diverse I've seen in a game for a long time, consisting of a collaboration of tracks representing many of Nintendo's franchises including some classic tracks from the original source material as well as some catchy remixes. The best part of it is that you're given the option to choose what music you want to play for each stage out of a few tracks. It's a shame that you're limited to a few tracks for each stage rather than the whole library, but it's still a nifty and very welcome feature and really personalises the way you play.
There's a tonne of other new features on show this time around, too. Players can now build their own stages, and while the tools and textures may be limited it's still a welcome addition. There's a tonne of new trophies which can be collected to let players brush up on their knowledge of various franchises, and a lot of these can be collected through a new shooting minigame if you've got the coins to spare. Break the Targets, Home Run Contest and the Fighting Polygon Team (now called the Alloy Team) are all back, this time with the ability to play them all co-operatively with a friend. But the biggest addition of all this time around is the Subspace Emissary – an adventure mode spanning roughly eight hours long with a tonne of side-scrolling beat-em-up action. While it can get a bit repetitive at times when you're beating up on all of the various, crazily designed monsters of the mode, there's a plethora of brilliantly rendered cutscenes spread inbetween the action which make up for this. It really adds to the game if you've got nobody to play with, but with that said, there isn't much else to keep you occupied with the game if you're alone and you finish it.
Another welcome addition to the game is the online multiplayer, allowing you to battle other smashers from all over the world with use of the Wii's friend code system. But while this may sound great on paper, it doesn't work out too well in the actual game. Random matches don't work very well and are usually plagued with terrible lag, and even when you try playing a friend you'll get varying amounts of lag which can really mess with how the game is played. It doesn't matter if the person you're playing is a mere thirty minute drive away with an excellent internet connection, there's still some annoying input lag which can be really frustrating if you get defeated just because the game didn't register your character's attack on time. What's more, the feeling you get from playing against friends online just isn't the same as having them in the room with you. There's no voicechat, so a lot of the yelling and screaming you may associate with playing against your friends in the same room just isn't replicated, and battles feels a lot less energetic as a result.
It's not too hard to see that Super Smash Bros. Brawl is a party game through and through, and a very good one at that. It looks fantastic, it sounds fantastic and it plays fantastically… with friends in the same room. And beer if you're into drinking games. There are a handful of new modes on show, but players aren't likely to spend nearly as much time with these as in regular multiplayer battles. But even if the fun of multiplayer matches may be Brawl's best feature, it doesn't feel like it does this any better than Melee did before it; perhaps even worse since casual fans are the only ones it caters to well. In short: if you're looking for a game to play with friends on the weekend, Brawl is your main candidate. However, if you're looking for a deep fighting game, Brawl might not be the game for you.


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- 36 green grapes, washed and dried
- 1 tablespoon confectioners' sugar, for dusting
- Sprinkle washed and dried grapes with confectioner's sugar. Please please please make sure the grapes are dry!
- Freeze in a single layer.
- Grapes may later be transferred to a freezer bowl with a lid.
- Serve with a fun, fruity wine.
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Try the frozen grapes (red or green) in white wine. It will keep it chilled longer and it does not dilute the wine! Cheers.
I used both confectioner's sugar and granulated sugar. I think the granulated sugar worked better and adhered to the grapes better. Both tasted good, but the granulated looked better in the photograph, so that is what is depicted. I was surprised how tasty they were frozen as they were a bit sour before I froze them. Definitely improved sweetness. Made for Help A Naked recipe.
I loved these as a child and I like them a lot thawing a slight bit without added sugar!


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Google may unveil its near-field-communications
(NFC) mobile-payment system in New York as soon as tomorrow, Bloomberg reports.
Back in
March, Google was expected
to begin testing its
mobile-payment system, which allows select Android users to ring up purchases
with a tap of their smartphone, within four months time.
But that
timeframe could be cut in half if three unnamed sources for Bloomberg have their information correct. The
people familiar with the matter said Google would be unveiling the service May
26, in partnership with Sprint. The Nexus S, for one, would be compatible with
the program.
addition to paying for goods with a tap of a mobile device, NFC, which relies
on a short-range wireless signal, would also allow customers to redeem coupons
directly from their devices as they check out at the register.
Systems Inc. and ViVOtech Inc. have been tapped by Google to provide software and
hardware for the service, according to two Bloomberg sources.
Google was expected to begin rolling out the new technology in five cities
— New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. —
invitations for a press event tomorrow in New York have been reported, fueling
the speculation.
from Google and Sprint declined comment.
Google is not the only player in the NFC field. It will face stiff competition
from the likes of Apple, as
well as ISIS, a joint partnership between the other three major U.S.
wireless carriers.
quote: Banks also create money by lending money to consumers and eachother. When you lend $1000 from a bank, that $1000 comes out of nothing. Nowehere. They just type it into a computer.
quote: Really? I was under the impression that the Federal Reserve was run by a board of Presidentially approved governors and was subject to congressional oversight.
quote: This statement doesn't make sense. Banks finance loans with the money they hold in checking, savings and investments. If your statement were true the banking system would collapse entirely.


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Blades boss Nigel Clough was peeved with referee Lee Collins' decision to award Walsall a penalty as the Yorkshire club lost 2-1 at the Banks's Stadium.
The incident early in the second half proved a major turning point, with Clough's team leading at the time courtesy of Chris Porter's 17th-minute goal.
Craig Westcarr scored from the spot after 52 minutes and recalled full-back James Chambers then notched his first ever goal in 328 league games to win it and lift the Saddlers to within a point of the League One play-off zone.
It was the Blades' first loss in nine matches, and Smith said: "They were not on an unbeaten run for nothing and are well organised. I kept being told that we don't come from behind to win, so I'm really pleased we have.
"To be fair, they started better than us for 20 minutes and if we had weathered the storm we would have been alright. But they scored a really good goal before we sorted their system out."
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As a result of the new nine-game ACC football schedule, the Clemson Tigers have canceled future football games against Oklahoma State and Ole Miss.
Clemson was slated to host Ole Miss on Oct. 3, 2015 and travel to face the Rebels on Sept. 10, 2016. The Tigers were also tentatively scheduled to play a home-and-home series against Oklahoma State in 2019 and 2020.
"We didn't want to get out of that series," Clemson athletics director Terry Don Phillips told OrangeandWhite.com. "It's a good series. We did save the Georgia series (in 2013-14), and that was extremely important. But given the realities of other universities at our level, we need to play seven home games."
"A home-and-home situation, we just can't do it. I hate it. I'd like to keep the series. But reality demands in the long term that we keep seven home games every year, with the Georgia series being the exception."
With Syracuse now set to join the ACC in 2013 and Pittsburgh likely as well, the ACC will begin a nine-game conference schedule. That means each team will only have four home conference games every other year. In those years, teams such as Clemson will want to have three non-conference home games to bring in revenue.
That means less home-and-home series and more one-game contracts against schools such as South Carolina State and Wofford. It's not the ideal situation for fans who want to see big-time non-conference games. But most schools want that seventh home game if they can get it.
Clemson will likely have to cancel a non-conference game in 2013 and 2014 as well. The Tigers currently have four games scheduled for each of those seasons. Since Georgia and South Carolina are both safe, either Kent State or The Citadel will be nixed in 2013 and either Central Michigan or Coastal Carolina in 2014.
Here is a look at Clemson's future non-conference schedules after the cancellation of both Oklahoma State and Ole Miss:
I really don't like this 9-game ACC conference schedule.
I understand that, but what I'd rather see is an ACC-SEC deal in which each ACC team is matched up against an SEC team.
This year, five ACC teams are already playing against SEC teams (the traditional three plus Wake-Vandy and NCSU-Tennessee). Just make it all 14 and it'll be a quality out-of-conference game for everyone, and each school will have four home & four away for the conference schedule. Even the worst ACC or SEC team is better than a FCS team.
Clemson is also playing Auburn
Auburn vs. Syracuse would be great too me
N.C. State should schedule a Ga. or Aub. too. I agree, I don't like the 9 conference games. I assume it is necessitated by adding two additional teams to the conference but the SEC was able to keep the 8 conference games. One issue is the N.C. schools wanting to play each other each year. I'm for that but not the 9 conference games. Got to be a better way.
would love to see NC State on AU's schedule
yeah right because Duke, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and Maryland make the schedule so damn tough
BAMMER UNC, Wake and Maryland are not bad over the last 6 or 7 years
Your Tide played Duke twice in the past few season so what are you saying
Its not like Ole Miss, Kentucky or Tennessee are any better…
This is about Clemson wanting 3 cupcake games, not about a need for 7 home games. They are simply using the need for 7 home games as a convenient excuse. All ACC teams know what years they will have a 5/4 schedule and which years they will have a 4/5(it will be even/odd depending on which division they are in).
All they have to do is schedule an OOC home and home where their home game lands on the 4/5 ACC schedule with the return date on the 5/4 ACC schedule.
Bama canceled a home and home series w Wisconsin bc of the same reason. So I guess Bama is scared to and want cupcake games? SEC already plays cupcakes before their rival games which is cowardly…
PNB and Kenief, here is a list of the OOC teams Alabama has played over the last few years and will play this year and next: Clemson, Virginia Tech, Michigan, Penn State twice, and West Virginia. Those are on top of playing LSU, Arkansas, and Auburn every year, plus Florida, South Carolina, and UGA in some years.
A nine game round robin like the Big 12 plays is a dogfight but clearly shows the relative strength of every conference member. Compare this to a two division conference where the non-division conference competition is not equal but still counts to decide a division champ and you get a real bad taste in your mouth about divisions. The story about revenue and home games is a smoke screen because the two year cycle has the same average income. It looks like money makes agreements worthless to me. Why would the world end if non-division conference games only counted for series pride and media ranking opinions, etc..
Who is "the truth"??
Ole Miss on its way to the BCS…
Program on the rise ; always a tough game
Clemson simply DON'T want to play rebels next few years
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When I add more than one image to my post or page and publish, the text of the post disappears on the published page and it just says edit. the text is in the edit page box and when I delete one of the images and republish the text reappears on the published page.
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I use this plugin when developing my plugin (Cleverness To-Do List). My plugin creates it's own menu item and subpages in the WordPress admin.
Before I upgraded to version 3.4 of WordPress, the debug bar worked as I expected, showing the correct number of queries for the pages. Now it only shows that there are 14 queries on each page (and it doesn't list any of my plugin's queries).
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The FCC was directed by Congress to form the Committee as part of the recently-passed Warning, Alert and Response Network (WARN) Act (Title VI of Public Law 109-347). The committee will establish a national emergency alert system to warn the public in case of a terrorist attack, natural disaster or other crisis. Over the next year, the Committee will develop and recommend technical standards and protocols to enable mobile service providers to transmit alerts to subscribers' mobile phones.
"VeriSign is honored to serve on this important FCC committee that will be working to ensure that the most advanced technologies are used to alert Americans about emergencies, no matter where they occur or how large-scale they are," said Rutkowski. "VeriSign has unique insights to share as the leading provider of intelligent infrastructure services for the networked world. Every day, VeriSign enables and protect billions of digital interactions around the globe. We look forward to participating actively and helping to bring such a valuable service to the nation."
Rutkowski recently served as the industry keynote presenter, in October 2006, at the first international technical workshop on emergency messaging at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in Geneva, Switzerland. His 40-year career included more than 12 years at the FCC, as well as serving as a counselor to the Secretary-General at the ITU in Geneva.
VeriSign also assisted the FCC in the 04-296 proceedings, and has collaborated with industry leaders to develop workable solutions for emergency messaging at the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) and the ITU.
VeriSign holds seats on a number of Federal and Presidential advisory bodies. VeriSign's Chief Executive Officer Stratton Sclavos holds one of 30 seats on the President's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) and is a member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
For a complete list of all companies appointed to the CMSSA Committee, please visit www.fcc.gov.
About VeriSign
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Forward-Looking Statement
Statements in this announcement other than historical data and information constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause VeriSign's actual results to differ materially from those stated or implied by such forward-looking statements. The potential risks and uncertainties include, among others, the uncertainty of future revenue and profitability and potential fluctuations in quarterly operating results due to such factors as the risk that VeriSign's announced strategic relationships, including the relationship described herein, may not result in additional products, services, customers, profits or revenues; and increased competition and pricing pressures. More information about potential factors that could affect the company's business and financial results is included in VeriSign's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including in the company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2005 and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q. VeriSign undertakes no obligation to update any of the forward-looking statements after the date of this press release.


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Add Per Server client access licenses
Updated: January 21, 2005
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
To add Per Server Client Access Licenses
Open Licensing.
On the Server Browser tab, expand Enterprise, the domain name, and then the server you want to manage. The list of server products installed on the server is displayed.
Right-click the server product for which you want to add licenses, and then click Properties.
Click Add Licenses.
In Quantity, type the number of licenses to add.
After reading the information in Per Server Licensing, select the check box to agree to be bound by the license agreements for this product, and then click OK.
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the Administrators group on the local computer, or you must have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain Admins group might be able to perform this procedure. As a security best practice, consider using Run as to perform this procedure.
To open Licensing, click Start, click Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Licensing. In this case, click License.
Client Access Licenses added in Per Server mode allow for connections to a server product on a particular server. When a user connects to the server product on that server, the connection consumes a license. When the user disconnects from the server product, the License Logging service makes the license available to another user.
You can set the number of Per Server connections to 0 for a Windows Server 2003 operating system if it is used only as an operating system for an application and does not provide basic network services (such as file sharing, remote access, and authenticated access).
This procedure can also be performed locally on a server with the Licensing option in Control Panel. For more information, click Related Topics.
Information about functional differences
Your server might function differently based on the version and edition of the operating system that is installed, your account permissions, and your menu settings. For more information, see Viewing Help on the Web.
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Ninety six percent of the main entrees sold at America's top chain restaurants fail to meet federal recommendations for nutrition.
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I discovered this application while looking for a replacement to the now discontinued weather alert USA application. This is a very simple app however when it comes to the task of providing severe weather alerts I can say the notifications are almost instantaneous. A lot of times the alert arrives on my phone within about 30–60 seconds of being heard on my Weather Radio. This app does not have GPS functionality however you can set up to five locations. Each location is set by selecting your state and county. For voiceover users I have been able to navigate this application with no issues. So far the only thing I can find that I would like to see changed is that the application uses the standard default Apple notification sound. Considering the types of alerts this program is providing it would definitely be better to have its own dedicated sound instead of the default. Otherwise this is an excellent app and I can definitely recommend it.
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16 Years of Debian
It was about 16 years ago that Ian Murdock came upon the idea to design a new Linux distro. He named it Debian after Debra and Ian.
Only Murdock himself knows about the moment of conception and naming of the distro, but its birth is recorded in a mailing to the comp.os.linux.development newsgroup on August 16, 1993, almost exactly 16 years ago:
"This is a release that I have put together basically from scratch; in other words, I didn't simply make some changes to SLS and call it a new release."
The SLS he's referring to is Softlanding Linux System, a distro put together by Peter McDonald in 1992 that was the first to go beyond just the Linux kernel and some basic utilities. SLS introduced the graphical X Window System, but it was buggy and led to some frustration in the Linux commmunity. Among those frustrated was Ian Murdock.
Debian is one of the oldest Linux distros, although Slackware predates it by just a bit. Just a month before Murdock announced Debian, Patrick Volkerding released Slackware 1.00. Unlike Debian's total rewrite, Slackware was a modified version of SLS.
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SODA will hit or exceed every estimated metric. Guidance will be good. Within 30 days after targets will be raised from current average of about $77 to an average of about $82. Oppenheimer will agree and raise its guidance also. The stock price will steadily rise over a month or so to about $75-$80.
Then another moron analyst will say it's overbought and it will fall back to the low $70s or high $60s.
As the shorts used to say, rinse and repeat. In two years we will be complaining about SODA falling back to $130 from $150.
nice to see someone is on the ball and understands growth of this company...
Sentiment: Strong Buy
There are a few inaccuracies in your post Martintony so I'm gonna help you out here. First Oppenheimer doesn't issue guidance, they issue projections. Second, if you read the report and the previous one you would probably understand that the analyst is in deep doo doo because he gave faulty reasons for raising their price target last time as it was proven in June results from NPD. Oppenheimer is not in the game and probably won't be until December, maybe! Your stock rising prediction doesn't fit with any of the past post earnings announcements in Q2 or even Q3...to me your prediction makes little sense, I hope youre right but I aint holding my breath. So far as moron analysts how come to you they weren't morons when they were raising the price targets left and right, knowing the shareholder ownership hadn't changed and the stock's composition (as Seth would say) hadn't changed. I'm going to offer you some constructive criticism so don't take it any other way. You're post, and i'm just using your terms, is just as moronic as the would be analyst who would say the stock is overbought when it reaches your suggest $75-$80. Do you know why? Because it completely negates SODA's true PE which is 20. IT IS JUST THAT SIMPLE! And I'm only saying this because you obviously didn't read the Oppenheimer report and I wouldn't want newbees to take it as fact.
Sorry for what you saw as an ambiguity, but I was not referring to guidance, but was suggesting Oppenheimer would again raise their target. Secondly the reference to moron is not to all analysts, just the one fool who will again suggest that SODA is overbought.
Do you really not see this cycle that SODA moves through? Most companies growing earnings and revenues at this rate and having loads of potential growth would be selling at about 30 times earnings which means closer to $90 than $60.
What is your problem? You seem full of hate and just attack a simple post that was made to reflect what most here sense is true, made in a way to suggest to all that we would see a comeback as we have been routinely seeing for the last two years.


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Posted on 12/06/2003 1:07:16 PM PST by ambroseEdited on 04/12/2004 6:01:54 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
Arnold Schwarzenegger considers himself a master strategist. But in the heat of his first legislative battle, he seems to have lost sight of what his goal really was. He ended up losing while fighting for something he didn't really need and might not have even wanted. Having morphed from Arnold Schwarzenegger into Gov. Schwarzenegger, he allowed himself to get sucked into the very kind of non-sensical partisan deadlock that, as a private citizen, he used to decry.
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DING DING DING for Mr. Weintraub.
In the movies, you can simply hire another team of scriptwriters if the script doesn't get you where you want to go. But Sacramento isn't Hollyweird.
Still, Arnold is not a quitter. We'll see whether he learns from this and overcomes his weakness or is bled to death by the Democrats in the California legislature.
He can now go to the voters and ask if they want to send more money to Stinky-mento!!!
So what! PresBush doesn't sound like a small government Republican either. Bush gave us the largest education spending increases ever and he sign-off on a huge FarmBill give away. Bush also pressured anyone and everyone, to vote for passage of the largest single increase in federal spending in 38 years --- the new Medicare prescription drug boondoggle. These are not small government conservatives, by any stretch of the imagination.
That is likely an understatement!
Regarding EUR/USD, I strongly suggest you do not fall into the trap the Euroweenies are setting for themselves. They still harbour the old quasi-macho ''strong currency'' attitudes left over from the days of the gold standard and Bretton Woods. These days, when all currencies are fiat only, the proper game is that of ''beggar thy neighbour'', not ''look how strong my currency is''. And they're about to pay an enormous price for this idiocy -- how does a semi-permanent recession sound?
That's what they're headed for if EUR/USD stays above $1.20...and that's the GOOD news, believe it or not. EUR/USD isn't just going to stay above $1.20 (with perhaps a dip here and there to $1.1450 or so), it's headed for $1.30 in fairly short order, conceivably even higher. The Bush administration won't say a word about it, indeed, they're encouraging a weakening dollar with almost all their policy decisions, and betting that capital flows won't dry up significantly before next November (pretty good bet, in my view).
USD was wildly overvalued throughout BJ's second term (which fact led to, among other things, the stock mkt bubble), and now it's coming around to more realistic levels. Enemies, it's our enemies weakening the dollar? Nope, not at all -- this is one of the best things that could happen to the U.S. economy (and, no, before you ask, I'm not an exporter).
Things should get even better for the U.S. as the dollar weakens vs. Euro. The idiots in Wonderland, esp. Trichet, are already muttering about -- are you ready for this? -- currency controls. PRAY for this to occur. Europe's last go at imbecilic currency controls was THE principal leveraging factor in the U.S.' favour in the trade boom after WW II and into the 1950s. This time, things will be MUCH sweeter for us, because capital (since 1973) has become quite accustomed to going where it damned well pleases whenever it damned well likes. If the Euroweenies think that they can reverse this attitude with some scheme of ''currency controls'', then they've overloaded their bong and have been hitting the MD 20-20 way too heavy.
Might as well enjoy the ride; suggest writing IMM Euro puts each month on ANY dip, use 350-400 pips below the mkt for the striking price. Should be eay money, duck soup until Greenbean starts raising the FF rate (figure the March FOMC meeting for that, btw, possibly the May meeting).
Sorry for the typo.
More silly spin, from our resident centrist RINO. You know nothing about conservatism.
Btw, how are ya? =^)
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way through the Forum of Public Opinion
We elected a mortal after all.
November 2004 is the General / Recall Election of them All. That may truly be the Last Best Chance to restore the California.
That may truly be the Last Best Chance to restore & save the California Republic.
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I would say shaking your head must be difficult, considering where you have it stuck these days.
Votes are always known and counted before anything comes to the floor. Arnie knew this would go down.
In the political big leagues, all moves are calculated and contingencies, alternatives and counter-moves are always at the ready. He's just laying some groundwork right now.
No one should go wobbly regarding the Terminator. In the end, he has the arsenal.
Thank You. I get jumped all over on for posting stuff from time to time, believe it or not. The Sac Bee is the only game in town, can I or others help that.
If we had conservative rags we could use their articles but this is the lay of the land. Some folks would rather see the poster as the enemy and blow smoke to cover their own agendas.
We All need to work toward flushing the rats out in 2004, until that happens, we are just playing parlor games and making Arnie pay the piper in the mean time. I don't have anything against the Gub personally, he sounds like a fun guy and a good family man.
This may, however, be a job more in line for Tom Cruise tho' as he is used to performing in "Missions Impossible". ;-)
Yeah, but all that government spending should make the economy look good in the short run; And the bills will never come due.
I support the conservative supply side policy, that believes tax cuts will stimulate earnings, investment and savings to get the economy to expand.
Please, the technical term is "Ex-cremento."
There has been one plan and only one that has made sense from the beginning. No favorites, everybody loses eqally.
Cut the spending across the board. Every body involved takes a temporary pay cut. The cops, the firemen, the teachers, the retirees and the rest of the state employees. The ederly, the infirmed and the children. Less road building, less bridges, less parks and less school books.
For 18 months we all take the hit.
Do it now. Get it over with and get on with our collective lives in a more responsible fashion.
You mistake me for a centrist when I am a pragmatist. I would PREFER that Arnold completely strip CA of socialism altogether, fire most government managers and all "feel-good" govt agencies, privitize any government service we can't eliminate, slam through a school voucher program that will kill off public schools, deport EVERY illegal alien immediately and build a 50-foot wall on the border (shoot on sight any humans attempting to cross), disqualify "anchor babies" from US citizenship, pass the death penalty for coyote smugglers, turn down EVERY parole, bring back chain-gangs for felons, eliminate almost all income tax and business regulation, wipe out the CA EPA and decimate the bulk of environmental protection laws, remove all gun control regulation except the criminal check, mandatory Norplant for anyone who has a child and applies for financial assistance, if they still need assistance after 2 months make the parent work for the local garbage authority at minimum wage until they find alternative employment on their own.... and that is just to start.
Doing just fine, thanks, just a tad snowed-in... how are you? ;-)
I'll be back.
ROFL!! GOOD Thoughts!
From my conservative point of view, you're a centrist. Call yourself whatever you like. But you're no pragmatist and no conservative either.
>>>I would PREFER that Arnold... and that is just to start.
LOL You can't have it both ways, so stop trying.
Like I said, call yourself whatever you like, just don't expect conservatives to view you for other then what you are. You're somewhere between wishy-washy moderate and centrist RINO. You're defintiely no principled, pragmatic conservative and your emotional support for the liberal RINO Arnold Schwarzenegger, has made that very clear. The idea that voting for Arnold the liberal, was the application of rational reasoning --- stopping Davis and Bustamonte from winning --- is actually, the height of irrational reasoning and has more to do with an emotional decision on your part, then anything else. During the recall campaign I tried to debate with you, strictly on the issues, but you obfuscated my attempts, cut off debate and ran for cover. LOL Nothing has changed. So be it.
Some day you may wake up, but I doubt it. Hahahahahahaha
Best case scenario is that Arny doesn't give on new revenue, and in a few years growth and no new stupid laws will pay for Grayout's orgy. The Guvenator will be a hero for having done the very best thing: nothing. (Oh, yeah, he'll pretend it otherwise.)
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) -- Authorities say a drug task force officer from Alabama who was injured in a traffic accident while on duty in west Georgia appears to be improving, but faces a long recovery.
Columbus police Cpl. Thomas Keith Slay and Russell County sheriff's Deputy Brad Evans, both members of a regional drug task force, were on their way to help another officer when another vehicle struck their pickup in Columbus on Tuesday. Slay died of his injuries.
Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor says doctors induced a coma to aid Evans' recovery, and the deputy came out of it Wednesday. Taylor tells The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer that he appears to be steadily improving and is in stable condition. The sheriff said he has a 3-year-old son and a wife who is eight months pregnant.


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Fujifilm's rugged FinePix XP30 is dustproof, freezeproof, shockproof and waterproof. At around £160, it also costs less than many similar cameras. As such, it could be an interesting budget option for adventurous travellers and sporty types.
Bit of rough
The XP30 looks similar to most other rugged cameras, with a hardened exterior adorned by strong-looking bolts and rubber edges. The shape and available colours -- black, blue, green, orange and silver -- lend the camera a youthful appearance.
The battery, SD card and USB slots are all sealed by dustproof and waterproof covers, while the folded zoom lens is protected by its own layer of reinforced glass.
The XP30 is waterproof to 5m. You're never going to be able to take snaps of those weird see-through creatures that lurk at the very bottom of the ocean, but the XP30's comparative immunity to the wet stuff means it isn't going to conk out on you if you take it to the beach or white-water rafting. The camera certainly survived being plopped into a washing-up bowl during our tests.
Similarly, the camera is freezeproof down to -10°C. That means it's perfect for a spot of seasonal après-ski in Gstaad, say, but not so good for a truly extreme trip to the South Pole. And, while Fujifilm claims that the XP30 can survive a fall of around 1.5m, you wouldn't necessarily want to take it with you on a parachute jump unless you were absolutely certain that your pocket were zipped up tight.
Something else that may interest outdoors types is the fact that the XP30 has a built-in GPS system. As with other cameras that bear this feature, the main benefit is the ability to geotag your photos, providing you with accurate data as to precisely where you were when each shot was taken. It's worth mentioning, however, that the GPS doesn't always work well indoors and can also have a significant impact on battery life.
Let's talk numbers
The XP30 is based around a 14-megapixel, 1/2.3-inch CCD sensor. The 5x zoom lens has a focal length equivalent to 28mm-140mm on a 35mm camera. The camera's sensitivity range is ISO 100 to 3,200. The LCD screen on the rear measures 2.7 inches and the video mode allows you to capture footage at up to a 720p resolution, with mono sound. All of that is roughly average for a mid-range digital camera these days.
The curved shape of the XP30 makes it very comfortable to hold and use, although we did find that some of the buttons, including the power button and shutter release, were rather hard to press. This might not sound like much of a problem but it can cause you to tilt the device slightly while taking a shot, which can, in turn, lead to some composition issues.


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This was very tasty. I forgot to buy ginger, so I added about a tsp of mustard powder for a bite. The DH loved it. I'll be making it again.
I made this theother day and the whole family loved it. Try adding 1/4 teaspoon crushed chillis for some extra bite! Lovely.
This was wonderful despite the fact I did not have Madras curry. I used regular, a small bay leaf, and some hot sauce. I saute the marinated chicken in a skillet with red and green pepper strips and a wedged onion. Very yummy indeed!


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Let's Spoon Frozen Yogurt invites guests to forge their own creamy and crunchy desserts from an array of self-serve options. The staff unveils new flavors daily, taking an online poll on the website to see what flavors customers most want to see next and which celebrity they'd most like to spoon feed it to. Once guests choose a non-fat, no-sugar, or dairy free yogurt, they then visit the toppings bar to load up on plentiful candy and fruit toppings, then plop their creations on a scale to have them priced by the ounce.


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- Conference date: 10–13 June 2012
- Location: Heidelberg, Germany
Gold nanorods (GNR) in laser-induced thermal therapy can significantly increase light absorption, leading to a local temperature increase and causing irreversible cell damage. One of the key challenges in using GNR as a thermal therapy agent is to deliver a concentration of GNR to generate sufficient heat and cause cell death. In this study, ultrasound and microbubble induced sonoporation is used to enhance intracellular uptake of GNR and improve the therapeutic outcome of laserinduced thermal therapy. Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cells in suspension (0.6 mL) were treated with ultrasound and microbubbles (USMB) at 1 MHz frequency, 16 microseconds pulse duration, 1 kHz pulse repetition frequency, 1 minute insonation time, varying acoustic pressures (0, 1.26 and 1.73 MPa) and 10 μL Definity microbubble agent with and without GNR (12 nm × 48 nm) at varying concentration (1.0×1010 to 2.5×1011 GNR/mL). The GNR were manufactured through wet chemical synthesis process and measured using Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) for size and concentration respectively. Following ultrasound and microbubble treatment, cells were centrifuged to remove excess gold nanorods and treated in suspension with an 810 nm laser (Diomed 60 NIR) at 4 W for 5 minutes. A thermal camera (FLIR Thermovision A40) was positioned to monitor the sample temperature throughout laser treatment and cell viability was assessed using flow cytometry with propidium iodide. Cell viability of 18±2% was achieved with GNR+USMB (1.26 MPa) compared to 72±3% with GNR alone (12 hour incubation) and 99±0.2% with USMB (1.26 MPa) alone. With increasing GNR concentration during ultrasound and microbubble treatment, laser induced sample temperature increased and consequently cell viability decreased. Cell viability decreased from 92±1% at 1.0×1011 GNR/mL to 29±5% at 1.5×1011 GNR/mL concentration with corresponding maximum temperatures of 50°C and 54°C, respectively. The combined treatment of ultrasound-microbubble and gold nanorod laser induced thermal-therapy showed a synergistic enhancement of cell death in vitro. This study shows promise for an enhanced therapeutic effect with the combined treatment in vivo.
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ATMORE, Ala. (AP) - The Poarch Band of Creek Indians is opening the first section of the tribe's Wind Creek Casino and Hotel in Atmore.
The 50,000 square foot gaming floor opens Tuesday, featuring 1,600 electronic bingo games.
The 236-room hotel section opens Jan. 26th.
The gaming floor also features numerous food and beverage amenities.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- Officials said the University of Alabama's athletics department is donating $1 million to tornado relief efforts.
They say the money will go to the Acts of Kindness Fund, which
the university created to support students and employees affected
by the storm.
UA Director of Athletics Mal Moore said in a statement that university officials looked into several ways of helping during this trying time, and decided to take funds of their own to assist members of the university community who are facing very difficult circumstances.
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I have been experiencing this problem since I made the switch back to NextGEN Gallery. Periodically, about once a week or more, the thumbnail galleries disappear from the posts. In their place an error message appears "Gallery not found. Please check your settings." The gallery is surely there. I can enter Manage Galleries and select and manage any one of them. Another manifestation of the problem is the inability to insert new galleries into posts. It will not display any galleries to choose from. "Select Display Type" drop down will be empty.
I can bring them all back by going to "Other Options" and choosing Reset Options/Reset all options to default settings. But, I have to go back to each option and enter my parameters once more. I have done it at least 4-5 times in the last 3 weeks or so. I am not sure what it triggering this behavior but it is getting to be quite a nuisance. The worse part is that I have no idea when the galleries stop working for the visitors unless I go back and check them periodically.
I wonder if there is any fix, any suggestions to remedy this problem. I am running the latest version of NGG.
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Due to today's rainout, the NWDRA Pay Day in the Park race will happen next Wednesday - July 20th, weather permitting. It will go to the next dry Wednesday.
Brenna Taylor
Samuel Hosking
Adam vs. Samuel
Gene and Judy Bergstrom put up our N.W.D.R.A. banner! They are N.W.D.R.A. members. (^:
Alyssa in one of the Fluge's cars, while hers is being repaired.
Taylor vs. Tyler
Merranda vs. Sydney
Ken vs. Rochelle
Forrest vs. Charlie
Meghan vs. Nicole
Wife vs. Husband - Kelly vs. Milt Wade
Kelly vs. Milt
Cliff vs. John
Father vs. son - John vs. Joe Billups
John vs. Joe
A big thanks to Jim and Jo Fluge, who provided a Jr. Dragster car for the Scouts to sit in for a photo (^:
Judy manning the N.W.D.R.A. table. (^:
Nephew vs. Uncle - Jay vs. Don Vandehey
Anthony's burnout!
Mark Adams vs. Mark Canty, N.W.D.R.A. member
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In the lettuce fields of Yuma, my co-workers had two immediate concerns. Was I an undercover immigration agent? And did I have some sort of sweating problem?
In 2008, I spent two months cutting lettuce for Dole, the first job in what became a yearlong project of working alongside Latino immigrants for my new book, "Working in the Shadows: A Year of Doing the Jobs (Most) Americans Won't Do."
During my time in Yuma, I never saw another Anglo in the fields, so early suspicion about my presence was natural.
But, after a few weeks of stooping over rows without attempting to deport anyone, the 30 members of my crew eventually came to think of me as the friendly White guy - perhaps not entirely there, you know, in the head - who enjoyed practicing his Spanish and abusing his body.
The sweating was another matter.
"Perhaps you should see a doctor," a burly man named Tom�s told me during a break. Tom�s was the heart and soul of our crew, who during lunchtime would sometimes play his accordion and dance jigs.
Although decades of beer drinking made it look like he was smuggling a medicine ball under his shirt, he never seemed to tire. This, I would soon learn, was common: lechugeros, or lettuce workers, possess a preternatural endurance. If they didn't, they'd have to find another line of work.
That I sweat seemed only natural: even in February, temperatures hit 90 degrees. It's this warm weather that makes Yuma the winter lettuce capital of the country, where 12 million heads are harvested each day. Behind that astounding number is a lot of pain.
On long days, our crew harvested more than 40 tons of lettuce, with each cutter responsible for more than 3,000 heads. I'd come home with a red face, swollen hands and feet, and a throbbing back that was never quite aligned correctly. By 8 o'clock, without exception, I was asleep.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., speaking several years ago to a group of union members in Washington, D.C., told them, "I'll offer anybody here $50 an hour if you'll go pick lettuce in Yuma this season and pick for the whole season." Amid jeers, he didn't back down, telling the audience, "You can't do it, my friends."
Most of the folks on my crew were guest workers who lived in Mexico and commuted daily to the fields. A number of them had grown up in poverty in central Mexico and moved to the border to work in the maquiladoras, or foreign-owned plants. They considered themselves lucky to be earning $8.37 an hour with Dole.
"With lettuce, we earn more than professors in Mexico," said Jose, a young lettuce packer. "But, as you know, this is as hard a job as you can find."
But it wasn't just hard work; cutting lettuce requires an immense amount of skill. At first, the motions looked simple to mimic. A cutter bends down, grabs a head of lettuce with one hand while making a quick cut at the base of the stem with an 18-inch knife. Next, he lifts the lettuce to his stomach and makes a second cut, trimming the trunk and shaking the outer leaves to the ground.
Still holding the blade, he bags the lettuce in a quick motion from a packet that hangs from his belt. The entire process should take only a few seconds, but my first head of lettuce took several minutes. Even after two months I still occasionally fell behind the pace of the harvesting machine.
"I thought I'd be better by now," I said one afternoon to a co-worker, feeling dejected.
Mateo, who had spent more than two decades in the fields, laughed. "It's not something you can learn after only one season. Three, maybe four seasons - then you start understanding how to really work with lettuce."
What made the pain bearable was the surprising amount of solidarity I found in the fields. Whenever someone fell behind the pace of the lettuce machine, others would help out. (OK, I'll admit it: The person falling behind was usually me.)
I could count on hands coming across rows to swipe a few heads of lettuce when I faltered and was always glad when able to return the favor. Meals were often communal, and when someone close to a farmworker died, folks would walk from crew to crew, collecting donations for a flight or a funeral or even, in one case, for a headstone.
On especially cool mornings, we would arrive at the fields and be forced to wait for the sun to thaw the fronts from the lettuce. During this unpaid time, which could last more than an hour, an enterprising middle-age woman from another crew walked among the workers selling lollipops and other candies.
One morning, after I purchased two chocolates wrapped in tinfoil, she asked me what I was doing. I answered simply that I was learning how to cut lettuce.
"Es bueno," she said - that's good. "But after you're done, the next thing you must do is tell your friends what it's like to do this work. More Americans should know."
I agree. More Americans should know about the work that immigrants do, especially as our country begins to again debate immigration reform. While following that debate, I've noticed the frequent use of the phrase "earned citizenship."
These buzz words are supposed to convince skeptical Americans that in order to come out of the shadows, immigrants will have to demonstrate the ability to sacrifice - by taking English classes, paying fees and other tasks. The implication, of course, is that undocumented immigrants have it easy.
After a year spent working shoulder to shoulder with immigrants across the country, here's what I've concluded: Most have already sacrificed plenty. They harvest our lettuce and process our poultry, cook our food and care for our children.
For years, they have done the most punishing of labor, usually without recognition. Simply surviving in many of these industries is testament to their commitment to build a better life for their children - and what could be more American than that?
Of course, if you still doubt the sacrifices that immigrants continue to make, try heading to Yuma's lettuce fields next winter. See if that doesn't change your mind.
Gabriel Thompson lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. He writes for New York magazine, the Nation, the New York Times and In These Times. He is the author of "There's No Jose Here" and "Calling All Radicals."
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Lilium 'Citronella[edit]
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- This is a clear, and nice image of a Lilium 'Citronella, part of the Lily family.
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- Support as nominator - Milk's Favorite Cookie 01:15, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Support Edit 1 The distracting flower in the original was not good. The composition and perspective is what is cool. Let me rant on two subjects. First, over-saturation: As some famous photographer who's name I can't remember said: "Wild colors are the bastion of the uninspired and unskilled. Light is the most important aspect of photography. Light is what gives photographs life, feeling. Color just fools innocent people into thinking an image is good." Looking at Ken Rockwell's pictures makes me ill, the combination of ultra wide and grossly over-saturated color. This image is good in spite of the crazy colors, not because of them. The second, is crazy long signatures. Oreo, your sig is no less than three full lines on my edit page. Really, not to cramp your individuality but if people want to know something about your style, they'll visit your userpage. Anyway, you are definitely not the only one. This is all in good humor but, uh, maybe something to think about. ; ) -Fcb981(talk:contribs) 01:52, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Oppose removal of second flower. Samsara (talk • contribs) 02:49, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Support original. And FCB, your sig seems to have trailing spaces. Samsara (talk • contribs) 02:49, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Support (edit 1) - I like them just about the same, but I find the extra flower slightly distracting. jj137 (talk) 03:45, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Oppose (edit 1) the edit was actually a re-edit -- a 'don't edit this but if you are going to edit it, at least do it well'. -- carol 09:16, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
Weak Support Original Not bad - but the framing is a bit clumsy. Oppose Edit 1 - poor cut out job (check out the ends of the stamen - looks like it was done using fluidmask?). --Fir0002 09:33, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Comment: I never heard of that software. The edit history is mostly here. I did not like the artifacts left in the sky in edit A and I think I mostly replaced the whole sky. Any problems you see around the flower -- probably GIMP did via masks. And, it would not have been GIMP (which is a collection of algorithms that have gui attached to it -- frequently referred to as software), it would have been the user of the software at that time who screwed up what was already an unnecessary and destructive edit of a perfectly good photograph. Sky gradient that was used. -- carol 12:03, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Support DurovaCharge! 20:13, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
- Question Has the leaf at the top also been worked? The discoloration could be a cloud, but it really looks like someone has painted some blue across the edge of the leaf, perhaps to remove some other distracting element. Matt Deres (talk) 16:31, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
- Just like magic, where the magician (and the assistant) say 'look here' while just out of range of your attention, something else is going on or perhaps you need to get your monitor calibrated. -- carol 19:16, 26 January 2008 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by CarolSpears (talk • contribs)
- Weak Oppose its just not quite there. Close, though. Rudy Breteler (talk) 01:11, 30 January 2008 (UTC)
Promoted Image:Lily Lilium 'Citronella' Flower 2578px.jpg MER-C 06:57, 1 February 2008 (UTC)


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Clifford Brown MBE (22 July 1916 – 16 December 1993) was a British television editor and director who became the second European Broadcasting Union (EBU) scrutineer for the Eurovision Song Contest.
Brown was born in 1916 in Inverness, Scotland, after joining the army he started working for Scottish Television and ITV. In 1966, he was appointed to be scrutineer for the Eurovision Song Contest. In 1969 when the Contest was held in Spain there was a four-way tie between France, Spain, UK and the Netherlands. Before the show the presenter (Laura Valenzuela) had asked Brown what would happen if there was a tie, his reply was "Madam, that never happened before, and that's never going to happen", as noted in The Eurovision Song Contest — The Official History by author and historian John Kennedy O'Connor, Brown admitted in a BBC documentary in 1992 that the result caused disgust among many people, not least the Scandinavian countries.[1]
Brown stepped down as scrutineer in 1977 and was awarded the MBE award in 1990. He died in December 1993 after a period of ill health.
- ^ O'Connor, John Kennedy (2007). The Eurovision Song Contest: The Official History. UK: Carlton Books. p. 39. ISBN 978-1-84442-994-3.
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