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Title: Helga's Most Brilliant, Ingenious, Stupendous, Plan EVER!
Author: TheyCallMeHelga
Genre: This story has everything! It's got romance! It will make you laugh, make you cry. There's adventure and drama! Even a little mystery…. Maybe even MORE than a little…This story is so super duper genius it will make your head spin!
Summary: The story so far…Helga comes up with an ingenious plan to get Arnold to fall in love with her: to find his parents! She finds Mr. Smith, which leads her to find the journal, which then leads her to Eduardo, who is in Ecuador, where they are headed to now!
Disclaimer: I don't own Hey Arnold! Mostly because they would probably cost a bunch of money that I don't (or ever will) have :P
A/N: I've left you guys hanging for a while so we'll get right to it… ON WITH THE STORY!
Chapter Seven: To Ecuador: Flight or Fall
"Hey Arnold… Hey Arnold… Hey Arnold… Hey-"
Arnold's hand slammed down on his alarm clock and stirred at the interruption and a second later he was out of bed, stretching and yawning.
Today was the big day.
Arnold felt his chest tighten in excitement and he grinned. Within seconds he was dressed and he began heading down the stairs. Arnold's stomach grumbled hungrily as an aroma of pancakes wafted up through to his nose. He breathed in heavily, allowing the wondrous scent to fill his entire body.
He stepped through the doorway into the kitchen and met the sight of his grandmother at the stove flipping pancakes, whilst his grandpa was at the table scarfing them down.
"Hey there, Short-man!" Phil greeted once he caught sight of his grandson. He pulled up a chair and told Arnold to sit down. "How are ya feelin', Arnold? Are you excited?"
Arnold grinned at his grandfather, obediently sitting down in the chair beside him, and replied "Of course! Never in my whole life have I been more excited."
"Good morning, Arnold!" his grandmother greeted him, setting a plate of stacked pancakes down onto the table in front of him. Arnold looked down at the stack she cooked for him. The pancakes were shaped into a smiley face. "A happy breakfast, makes a happy child. And you are the happiest child I know, Arnold."
"Thanks Grandma," Arnold smiled at her and began slicing into his pancake.
Phil asked, "Do you have your stuff all packed?"
"Yep," Arnold answered between bites.
Bite… chew… gulp…
Bite… chew… gulp…
"Ye- wait!" He shot a startled look toward his grandfather. "Abner!"
"Yeah!" His grandfather replied, drizzling his stack of pancakes in maple syrup. "I thought he might like to come along too. See the sights."
Arnold set down his fork and said calmly, "Grandpa, I don't think that's such a good idea."
"Yeah, you're probably right," Phil took another large bite from his pancake, "He might get sea-sick or something."
"Sea sick?"
"Because we're flying over-seas of course!"
"Oh, right Grandpa."
"Of course I'm right. How could you even think to bring Abner along –"
"I didn't –"
"– he could have been eaten by a…a lion! Gadzooks Arnold! Then he'd be bacon!"
"Grandpa," Arnold replied calmly with an amused smile playing on his lips. "We're not taking Abner. He'll stay here with Grandma."
"So… he won't be bacon?"
"No Grandpa."
"Phew," he let out a sigh of relief. "So Arnold, do you have all of your stuff packed?"
"Grandpa! You've already asked me that!"
"Oh yeah…" He smiled, thoughtfully. "Well, you better go get your stuff; we'll be leaving in fifteen minutes."
Arnold smiled to himself. No matter how crazy his grandparents were he'd always love them.
Helga arrived at the airport terminal feeling completely shaken. This was a huge leap in her plan. Crossing the ocean to a completely different country was a massive step. It made Helga feel excited and scared at the same time. For the closer she was to finding Arnold's parents, the closer Arnold was to finding out her secret. And it scared her to no end.
"It's okay, you can do this." Helga reassured herself inwardly in a calm, soothing voice. "No problem, whatsoever. You're STRONG!"
She took in a deep breath and entered the airport terminal.
The terminal was so crowded. People were milling about in each and every direction. Some hugging and saying goodbye to loved ones, others trying to discipline their naughty children whilst at the same time trying to get to their flight on time, and most were lining up at the check-in counter to hand in their luggage.
Taking a shaky step forward she followed Bob to a very long queue.
"Looks like we're gonna be a while, kid," Bob said to her in a tired, frustrated voice as he wondered how long this would all take. "Why don't you head that way and try find your football-headed friend and his old man."
"Okay, Dad," Helga replied, relieved that she didn't have to wait in the queue. She followed Bob's directions to their gate.
"Gate number 31," she said to herself. "31."
She repeated the number over in her head as she passed the other gates.
Her heart leapt up into her throat.
It loomed above her in bright, neon-red numbers, so bright that it burned into eyelids, straight through to her brain. It etched itself into her skull. This gate was going to open up and either let her into her heaven or send her straight to hell…
Her heart pumped furiously in her chest as she gazed around the seating area for her football-headed love.
Her eyes zoomed in on his beautiful cornflower hair, making her weak in the knees. She quickly smacked herself across the face, reminding herself that she was in public.
"Get a hold of yourself, yeesh" Regaining her composure she strode over to Arnold and Grandpa Phil.
"Hi Helga!" He greeted her brightly as she sat down beside him.
"Hey, Football-Head," Even her name calling couldn't upset him on a day like this.
"So," Arnold began. "Do you know how many hours it takes to reach Ecuador?"
"I don't know," Helga replied, stifling a yawn. She was still tired from having woken up so early and not getting enough sleep the night before. "Probably take quite a while. I hope there will be in-flight entertainment."
Soon their flight was announced and they stood up to board the plane. Helga and Arnold followed Bob and Phil onto the plane, but as they entered Bob informed them that he and Phil were flying First Class while Helga and Arnold had to ride Economy.
"We'll see you two kids once we reach Ecuador," Bob said before disappearing behind the blue curtain that separated the classes.
"I'll check on you kids later," Phil said kindly then followed Bob into first class.
Helga grumbled as she and Arnold made their way to their seats alone. She wanted to fly First Class too. She wanted to sit in large cushy seats. She wanted to fly in luxury, be pampered, and waited on hand and foot! Not be squished in ridiculously small seats near big, sweaty, stinky tourists and be fed crappy Economy plane food. It made her want to hurl just thinking about it.
Arnold on the other hand couldn't be happier. All that mattered to him was getting the chance to see his parents!
As they sat down in their seats (Arnold kindly giving Helga the window seat) Helga found that the small, squishy seats of Economy had their advantages. Such as the fact that she was sitting SO very close to her one true love that she could hear him breathing, she could smell his shampoo, she could see every mole, every line, every freckle on his perfectly featured face. Also they only had one armrest to share between the two of them which conveniently allowed their arms to touch.
She felt a tingle run through her.
Helga smiled to herself. This ain't so bad.
Suddenly the plane shuddered to life. With a small 'ping' the seatbelt sign lit up, which they fastened immediately.
A voice over the PA system spoke to the passengers, "This is your captain speaking. It is currently 7am but remember to set your watches once we reach Quito. The weather in Quito is sporting a 26 degrees Celsius. Please take a few minutes to watch our flight attendances show you the safety instructions, even if you fly regularly. We hope you have a pleasant flight."
The plane headed down the runway, gathering more and more speed.
Faster… Faster… The aircraft vibrated roughly, the engine growled noisily.
Faster… Faster… The pressure painfully drove into their ears.
Faster… faster than a galloping horse… faster than a train…and suddenly…
The runway was no longer beneath them. Exhilaration rushed through the two of them as they were lifted into the air.
"Captain, we have lift-off." Helga muttered. Arnold looked over at her and grinned, which made her heart flutter. She grinned right back.
"So," Arnold said, turning to face Helga. "What happens when we reach Ecuador?"
"Well," she began to explain. "Our plane will be landing in Quito, Ecuador's capital city. From there we have to take a bus to San Lorenzo, where we have to find Eduardo – you know, that guy who-"
"-yeah I know," Arnold cut it. "The guy who took my parents away," he spat bitterly. He sighed and looked away.
Helga stared at him, a little shocked at his acidity.
"Yeah, him…" She said softly. "Well, once we find him we will be able to pester him with questions concerning your parents."
"…yeah," Arnold responded, looking back up at her.
Helga watched his face, not exactly sure what to say to console him. She studied his face carefully. Bitterness was etched into his features and anger blazed in his eyes. She had never seen him look so angry in all her life.
"Yeah, I do have a few things I need answered…"
A little while later, the plane was flying smoothly over clouds so thick that they could not see the ground. Arnold had calmed down considerably. He didn't know what had gotten into him earlier.
His parent's disappearance always left him feeling upset whenever he thought about what might've happened to them, but he could not remember a time where he was this angry.
"It must be suppressed emotions," Arnold figured. It was the only term he could think of to describe what was happening to him.
All these feelings - hurt, pain, anger, sadness, frustration, anxiousness - pent up inside him for almost nine years. For nine years he had always kept a smile on his face, ignoring all the pain and anger, and instead focusing on all the good things in life. Anything to keep him going.
But there would be no way he'd be able to keep compressing such strong emotions after being pushed down for so many years, especially once faced up against Eduardo.
Now it felt like he was hurtling toward 'it' (whatever 'it' was) at full speed, without an escape-pod, without brakes, nothing, just a head-on collision. And with nothing - not even a helmet – to prepare him for what would come next.
"But look on the Brightside," a tiny voice in the back of his mind peeked out. Aah… good old trusty positive-outlook conscience. "You might find your parents!"
"But wait!" Another voice cut in. Though, this one was unfamiliar to Arnold. It sounded aggressive and rough. He squirmed nervously in his seat at what this voice had to say. "What if we DON'T find your parents? What if something TERRIBLE had happened to them? Huh? What about THAT"
However, Arnold's trusty positive conscience always had an optimistic comeback. "Well, then at least we'd have some questions answered. At least we have the chance to find out what happened to them."
But this scary, new voice bit back quickly. "What if you NEVER find out? What happens if you don't even find Eduardo? THEN what? How on earth are you going to find out what happened to your parents if you don't find the man that took them from you in the first place?"
Frightened, Arnold thought that this voice won, for it was quite possible that they won't find Eduardo. Then what would they do in Ecuador?
Suddenly his tiny, trusty positive conscience said in a much stronger, more powerful voice, "Then at least you can say you've tried! At least you were able to go on an adventure, one with people who DO care about you, especially Helga…"
Arnold felt himself smile. This voice had won. This voice was so very right, he realised he should never have doubted it. This is an adventure, whether good or bad he'd be building himself memories that both he and Helga could share and enjoy together.
He turned his head and looked at the girl seated beside him. Helga was sleeping soundly, a trace of a small smile placed on her lips. She looked so peaceful. It made Arnold's smile broaden. He knew she wasn't so tough – well, she could be, but it wasn't her permanent demeanour.
In fact, now that he thought about it, seeing her like this – without a scowl attached to her face – she was quite pretty. Her long blonde hair – thought at the moment slightly askew and the bow unravelling – was always shiny, vibrant and clean. Her brown eyes so large and so round were the windows to a – yes, kind of complicated, but – a very beautiful and caring soul.
Arnold's eyes made their way down to her lips. Her soft, red, kissable-
"Don't!" His mind cried out. "Don't even THINK about it!" Arnold's heart thumped rapidly in his chest, frightened where his mind was almost about to head (at least… he HOPED that was the reason).
"No!" He thought to himself, "her lips aren't k-kissable, they're… uh, they're… smiley! Yeah, that's what they are…"
Suddenly Helga stirred in her sleep, startling Arnold out of his thoughts. He watched her shift slightly in her seat for a comfier position, whilst still sleeping.
She turned one way, then another. Finally settling with a position which left Arnold feeling slightly nervous and his heart beat rapidly increasing, - leaning her body so that her head was resting against his shoulder.
As she continued to sleep, Arnold slowly eased himself into his seat and allowed Helga to rest against him.
This ain't so bad…
Helga woke with a start and gazed around with groggy, half opened eyes. She turned to her left and looked at Arnold. As if feeling her gaze upon him he turned to look at her, and smiled.
"Hey, you're awake," he greeted her.
Helga gave a great big yawn in reply. She was trying to think of what it was that had pulled her out of her sleep. Her eyes grew wide with realisation, remembering what it had been. What was still happening.
Oh God.
Oh God Oh God Oh God Oh God…
The aeroplane was shaking!
"Arnold!" Her voice squeaked as she shot him a startled look, "Arnold, what's that?"
Arnold, immediately noticing her panic, asked her with concern, "What is it Helga?"
The aircraft shuddered even more violently.
"That!" She cried, her voice very high pitch. Her eyes were bulging in terror, her hands gripping the arm-rests tightly.
"Helga," he reassured her in a soothing voice. "It's only turbulence, nothing to worry about."
"Are you sure?" She growled, shooting him a doubtful glance.
"Of course I'm – Woah!" Arnold was cut off as the plane took a sharp dive. Their hearts leapt up into their throats. They were falling. They we're plummeting through the air like a brick.
Helga felt her body being wrenched upward, out of her seat. Her knuckles we're turning white as they gripped her arm-rests more tightly. She felt as though her stomach was about to hurl.
Oh God Oh God Oh God!
The seatbelt sign 'pinged' on.
Helga hurriedly clipped hers together. Arnold did the same.
"The aircraft is currently experiencing some turbulence," announced the captain over the PA system, "as we're flying through a thunderstorm. It is requested that you remain seated…"
"THUNDERSTORM!" Helga shrieked hysterically, her heart beating crazily inside her ribcage. "That doesn't sound like nothing to me!" She quickly turned to look out her window and for the first time noticed the large black clouds they were flying through. Rain pelted against her window pain.
Fear swelled up inside of her like a massive balloon, pushing up against her lungs. I can't breathe!
She reached into her seat pocket and grabbed the safety pamphlet. 'Your life-jacket is located underneath your seat…' she read, making a mental note. Her eyes gazed over the safety exits and brace positions. Helga then scanned over the images of the little people jumping out of an exploding plane. She gulped. 'This isn't good…' She shoved the pamphlet back into the pocket and tried to focus on the in-flight movie. 'Great, re-runs of Lost!' Like that would make this situation a whole lot calmer. Not.
"It will be alright," replied Arnold, switching off the TV screen. He was trying to keep calm.
"Alright!" she screeched, trepidation emanating from her. "Have you not noticed the lightning? Oh my god, we're gonna die…"
"We're not gonna - " But Arnold was cut off once again as the aircraft gave another huge lurch and it spilled, dropping with intensive speed, twenty feet… fifty feet… one hundred feet… two hundred feet… Plummeting through the air the plane continued to shake ferociously.
The aircraft juddered as something collided with it, ('lighting,' Helga thought suspiciously) throwing the aeroplane sideways.
People screamed. Bags flew around. Drinks spilled.
This was like a bad dream. This wasn't supposed to be happening to her. These things only happened to people in movies. She had seen 'Alive'. She didn't want to crash and end up like in the movies! She didn't want to die and then be eaten by starving surviving passengers who had no food or anything but her bloody carcass to eat!
The lights began to flicker, which did not ease Helga's anxiety one bit. She screamed, along with many others onboard, as the lights went out and they were plunged into darkness.
"Oh my god, we're going to die!" Her mind thought fearfully. "We're going to die and we're never going to find Arnold's parents! We're going to die and he won't even know I love him!"
She looked up at him with wide eyes. She had to tell him. It was her last chance!
"Arnold!" She gasped, trying to be heard over the loud, roaring engine. "Arnold, there's something… I need to tell you something!" She searched her mind for the right words, the right way to say it. But how do you tell someone you love them minutes before you die?
"Helga, we'll be alright," he reassured her. She was freaking out and he had to think of something that could calm her down. With a lame attempt he presented her his palm. "Here, take my hand!"
"Arnold, are you listening to me?" She snarled with frustration. You try to tell a person you love them and what do they do? They ignore you! "It's important! I lo- "
"Helga, just hold my hand!" He interrupted. "Take it!"
"Fine!" She growled, snatching his hand and holding it tightly.
"Now what is it you want to tell me?"
"Arnold, I lo-" but she was cut off again as oxygen masks popped down from the compartment above their heads. The captain instructed every one to put theirs on.
Helga looked around desperately, watching everyone put on their masks. She couldn't put hers on until she confesses to Arnold! She watched him begin to fasten his, already forgetting her need to tell him something.
Arnold glanced sideways at her and noticed her gazing at him with a look of desperation and panic.
'What's she doing?" He thought, anxiously and slightly annoyed. "Why won't she just put on her mask, for god sake!"
"Helga, put on your mask!" He ordered her, exasperated.
"But -" She began to object.
"Just do it!" He yelled.
Felling slightly put-out she quit her protests and put on her mask. Now how was she going to tell him? As the plane hurtled vertically downward she felt a large lump begin to form in her throat. Her chest tightened as her eyes began to sting. Crimeny! She was crying! Big, salty wet tears were rolling down her cheeks. She could feel her face going red. She turned away from Arnold and looked out the window so that he wouldn't see.
"This is just great!" She thought sarcastically to herself "I'm only nine and I'm going to die before I even have the chance to tell Arnold I love him! And for him to love me back…"
Arnold glanced over at Helga. She was staring out the window, her shoulders were shaking violently. He could tell she was sobbing, and that she was trying to hide it. Immense sympathy swelled up inside him. He wanted to be able to do something for her – anything – to get her to stop crying. He wanted to help her. He wanted to make sure everything would be alright for her.
"Helga," He started softly, his voice muffled from the mask. He reached out an arm and turned her to face him. Her eyes were shiny with fresh tears and her face was all wet. She looked down and tried to cover her face with her hands, but he pulled them away. "Helga, it's alright." He comforted. "It's alright to cry."
She didn't reply, but her eyes told him that she understood. He lifted the arm rest which sat between them. She allowed him to wrap his arms around her in a tight, comforting hug. Helga shut her eyes tightly and buried her face into his chest and cried. Her tears soaked into his t-shirt, but Arnold didn't mind…
They sat together, holding each other for several minuted before Arnold looked up and noticed that they had slowed down. They were flying straight again. He gazed around and saw that all the other passengers were removing their masks and breathing sighs of relief.
Helga's eyes were still shut tight. She was waiting for the hit, the big impact from when they crash… but none came! She felt Arnold's arms loosen their grip around her and she looked up to find out why.
He had removed his mask and was smiling down at her. Confused, Helga sat up straight and looked out the window. The plane was flying steadily and it looked as if the storm had passed. There was no trace of black, menacing clouds or lightning.
Helga relaxed into her seat and looked back at Arnold.
"I told you we weren't going to die," He said, an amused smile placed on his face.
"That's right," Helga started; a hint of sarcasm in her voice. "I forgot that you're psychic." She smirked playfully.
"So what was it you wanted to tell me?" He asked, remembering her constant nagging from earlier.
"Um… nothing," she said, "Just, you know, that if you died I'd miss you."
Arnold smiled, "I'd miss you too, Helga."
A/N: Hey hey! Now, what did ya'll think of that? Pretty deep and meaningful stuff going on. Pretty scary, wasn't it? Well, I'm sorry for such a very late update. I actually went away for a few weeks, where I had no computer to type on or anything! And then my dad banned me from the net… lol long story… nothing bad though. But the trip gave me plenty of time to write lots more for this story! YAY! Aaaaannnnndddd…. I had plenty of inspiration while I was flying too. Yep, sitting in an airport terminal waiting for your plane can get pretty boring so I did most of my writing then.
Well, I hope you all haven't abandoned me! Please REVIEW:D:D:D
Thank You's:
CaCtUs0405, acosta perez jose ramiro, Dark Lady of the Sith, RPkira – thanks heaps guys for taking the time to review my work! You've all been real helpful!


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An award winning chef has developed his own answer to fears of washing raw chicken – he's serving up breasts fully cooked in a dishwasher.
Kitchen appliance cooked chicken is heading for the summer menu at Moksh, the Cardiff Bay restaurant which specialises in Indian cuisine with a technological twist.
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Australian Story
Larger Than Life - Transcript
PROGRAM TRANSCRIPT: Monday, 7 May , 2012
CAROLINE JONES, PRESENTER: Hello, Im Caroline Jones. Tonights program is about a man who seems to defy easy definition. Clive Palmer has been described as "generous", "a national treasure" and a "major political force". Hes also been labelled a "billionaire mining magnate who has never mined", a "human headline" and a "skilled manipulator of the media". He first burst into national consciousness via the mining tax debate, and public stoushes with other business and political heavyweights, and though his central role in Queensland Labors crushing election defeat. Now he wants to run against Wayne Swan in the Treasurers seat of Lilley. So who is Clive Palmer? What is his personal history, and does his past provide clues to his future? This is his story.
CLIVE PALMER: Were just 80 kilometres south of Karratha, where we have weve got 160 billion tonnes of iron ore. It was a big call 25, 30 years ago, to go out into the desert and to look at the resources and what was there for Australia, and say what we could become and what we could do.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: To take on the big guys he realised that he had to have the perception that he had a big organisation. And he sort of always created the impression that he was much bigger than what he is. Its like the old story, Youve got to fake it before you make it.
TIM TREADGOLD, FORBES ASIA MAGAZINE: Clive Palmers reputation is far bigger than his business interests. He has successfully promoted himself as a mainstream player in the Australian resources sector, and he simply is not.
SEAN PARNELL, THE AUSTRALIAN: We dont know the real inside of his family life, the real inside of whats happening in his companies. I think theres a desire there for people to know one way or another, who is this Clive Palmer? Clives a really polarising figure. Hes incredibly intriguing. Theres some that view him as a big-talking salesman whos incredibly selfish and in this for himself. There are others who say that hes a business genius, hes hugely charitable and philanthropic and generous with his money.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: People either love him or hate him, what he says. Not everyone takes the time to get to know what he actually stands for and what his actual views are, and some people may just criticise without going behind the façade.
CLIVE PALMER: I was born in Melbourne in the mid 50s. My mum, she was what you would call a one-eyed mother - you know, she thought she had a good son, so shed support him through and through. We came to Queensland in 1963.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: Growing up and in school he was sort of on the fringe. He wasnt sort of the... big, most popular boy. But he didnt care about popularity. It was all about, "If I like something, I want to do it, and if people want to join me in doing it, so be it."
CLIVE PALMER: Dad started out as a writer - and I suppose youd say a journalist. He started up the radio 3AK in Melbourne, Australias first commercial radio. He was a silent movie actor.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: His father didnt seem to worry about his schooling because he did spend quite significant times away from school. You know, back in... you know, the 60s, I know there was talk that he was going to... in those days it was called Red China, and we thought he was joking.
CLIVE PALMER: We went up to China in 1962 with my father and mother and my sister, and we stayed in China for around about six to nine months. I remember going to the Forbidden City with Xiaolin Li. Xiaolin Lis godson is Li Peng and his daughter is Madam Li, who works for China Power that we do work with now. I think my father was there because he had a lot of compassion and a lot of a lot of concern that three hundred million Chinese people were potentially facing famine in the early 1960s. He had he had friends and acquaintances in the government at the time - the Menzies government at the time - that he thought he could utilise and help, help save lives. The Gold Coast in the 60s was a great place to be. Joh Bjelke-Petersen was premier. And he talked about the need to see the state grow. So, as I grew up, I was very impressed by all that.
DANNY TOPALOV,FAMILY FRIEND: Clive was a family friend, weve known Clive for years, like through school, through football, through sport. He was a good athlete. He was pretty well chasing his dream in his mid teens I think.
CLIVE PALMER: I guess I found my calling at university, but it wasnt in study. I met a girl at university that I wanted to go out with, and I didnt have enough money to take her out so I thought Id have to get a job to do that, and thats how I got started, I think - and she was my motivation to get moving. Well Susan was a wonderful girl and I was very lucky to be her husband, you know. She was absolutely different to the sort of person I am. She was a quiet, introspective person; she was always concerned about other people, where I was a lot more selfish and ego-centrical sort of person, you know.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: With Sue he had two great kids, Michael and Emily. Sue was, yeah, very exceptional person - and almost like a saint because Clive can be very overbearing.
CLIVE PALMER: I went out into real estate in 1974, and that group and I made quite a bit of money in those days. By the time I was 21, we were managing estates and developments from the $200 million, $100 million category, and we had hundreds of people working for us.
IAN FERGUSON, FORMER EMPLOYER NOW EMPLOYEE: Theres been many staff that have worked for me that have become millionaires - many, many staff - but Clive is the billionaire, and he was definitely one of the best salesmen that we ever engaged.
CLIVE PALMER: I think by the time I was 27 or 29 or something like that, I probably had assets worth about $40 million, which I thought was enough in life - and certainly its more than enough, right? So I thought Id retire, but all my friends had to go to school and they all had mortgages, so it was a pretty lonely sort of a life. So in 1984, it was, I established Mineralogy, our minerals company, and we took over large iron ore deposits in Western Australia. And everyone thought I was crazy.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: And then he risked everything to get into mining - which is a fairly big task, especially when you don't know anything about mining at that particular time. This turned out to be one of Clives smartest investments.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, JOURNALIST: I remember interviewing Clive Palmer in the 80s when he emerged as part of the Bjelke-Petersens private enterprise push. And Clive emerged in the National Party.
PETER BEATTIE, FORMER QLD PREMIER: Clive was all over National Party politics. Clive was a very staunch fan of Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen.
SEAN PARNELL, THE AUSTRALIAN: This was where he wanted to see himself - as one of the big wheelers and dealers in Queensland - and Sir Joh was the perfect mentor at that stage.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, JOURNALIST: The way business was being done at that time, the Minister at the stroke of a pen could make you a multimillionaire through a property rezoning. There was no direct evidence of impropriety by Clive Palmer at that time.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: Joh won the 1986 election and Clive was seen to be one of the key figures behind that victory, and the architect in that campaign.
DANNY TOPALOV,FAMILY FRIEND: It was in the early 80s when my brother Andrew started working for Clive, maintaining his houses and his properties, his vehicles. My brother met Annie in Bulgaria. He told me that he met a very smart, intelligent young lady, and she is smart, and heres the woman that he wants to marry. I think Clive, yeah, pulled a few strings to get Annie out here, just probably pushed things along a bit.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: I came to Australia about 20 years ago, back in 1993, I was only 18, so everyones doing the maths now. And the reason why I came was because I had fallen in love with Andrew.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: When Andrew and Anna got married, Annas parents were in Bulgaria, and actually Clive gave Anna away as the father of the bride.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: Andrew needed someone that he trusts and respects very much, that was also old enough to be walking down with me as my father. It sounds terrible now, but it made sense. I must say the time, on our way to the church when I was feeling quite overwhelmed I should say, he had the... he was quite nice to turn around and say, Now dont worry, everything will be OK, dont worry. So that was lovely. Clive and his wife Sue were there. They were there as my Mum and Dad. They sat at the head table with us. He made a lovely speech, which hes very capable of.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: Well in the 90s, Clive identified China as being the next big economy and saw the opportunity there and started visiting China to secure interest in his iron ore deposit. In January 2006, Clive was in China, doing this big deal that hed been working for 20 years, and he was called back urgently because Sue had collapsed and there was no warning.
CLIVE PALMER: And I got a telephone call from the doctor, telling me that my wife, she had a very serious cancer. We didnt even know she had that, and she was so sick that she couldnt get out of bed. So Id left her 10 days before not knowing anything was wrong, so I flew straight back. Well, the hardest thing, I guess, was my son was 15 at the time, and he wouldnt leave his mother day or night - you couldnt make him. So he was there, you know, continuously for 90 days. My daughter Emily was only 10. Even though shes gone, her love still sustains me in many things that I do, and you know I think about the things shes taught me and what shes done, and Im very grateful to God that thats happened in my life.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: Andrew passed away in 2006, early 2006. He had been sick for about three years before that.
CLIVE PALMER: He passed away of cancer in his 40s, and it was a tragedy.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: And we even wondered if we were in the same hospital even not knowing.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: After his wife died, he was just going through the motions. His focus was on his kids, making sure they were stabilised.
CLIVE PALMER: I know when Sue passed away I was left with Emily. How do you take her between all the things that happen between 10 and 14? Its very difficult and still to be you know a good parent and try do the best you can. So that was a big challenge for me.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: He threw himself back into doing a deal with the Chinese which he finally secured, and it was $200 million Australian, plus future royalties once the project is completed which would give him $500 million-plus a year for the next 30-60 years. He became a billionaire about three months later after his wife, you know sadly ... because it was so ironic that after such hard... he had no one to share it with.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: Clive contacted me first through Andrews brother to say that if theres anything I needed, he offered help, I guess. He was quite understanding, much of a relief to be able to speak to someone else without them wondering, being awkward I guess.
CLIVE PALMER: Anna had the same experience with her partner and I think that was a common link between us that we each were going through a difficult time.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: So, um, Clive had been very good in that time because he was one of the few people that really understood that I really needed the change.
DANNY TOPALOV,FAMILY FRIEND: Annie would talk to Clive about Andrew and Clive would talk to Annie about Sue. So, and thats what it was like for some time, so thats probably a way they shared their grieving, so Im pretty sure thats what happened.
CLIVE PALMER: I never thought of Anna as a partner in life at that stage, but after about two years we started going out together and then finally we got married.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: Well getting married with Clive for me personally, I dont know what he will say, but me personally was not an easy decision, because I was still feeling very married. I was wearing my wedding ring for a long time, and I think he felt the same way. So getting married as such was not a priority - getting remarried, I should say, was not a priority. Having Mary on the other hand was a different story. I really wanted to have a baby very quickly. And Clive also very much wanted to have a bigger family.
CLIVE PALMER: Unfortunately I havent been able to have any more children because Mary sleeps in the bed between me and Anna every night and pushes me out of the way. So many people and many Australians can relate to that, but Im fighting a never-ending battle to get there. Theres a difference in age. I think Annas what, 38 and Im like 58 so theres 20 years difference. I mean I was very grateful that anyone would want to spend any time at all with me, you know? Let alone, let alone as someone as attractive and as vital as she was, you know, and she is.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: I must be one of the most pampered wives anywhere in the world; Ill probably challenge any other wife to that. Even though I knew a lot about him over the years, it was more about him as a person, not so much about what he does. I kept telling all my friends he had a small business, and at some point he thought it wasnt funny anymore, so he thought I should be exposed to see what he actually does. I guess it sounds strange that Id been so close to him for a long time without really realising what hes involved in, but it was irrelevant to me. I just thought he was trying to impress me and exaggerating everything he said.
SEAN PARNELL, THE AUSTRALIAN: Theres a feeling in the mining industry that with Clive Palmer you have a miner whos never really mined anything. Hes got these vast tracts of land and this low grade ore; never really got it to a stage of being considered a true mining magnate.
GEOFF SMITH, FRIEND AND EMPLOYEE: Clive still owns the tenements and the Chinese acquired the right to take it out of the ground.
TIM TREADGOLD, FORBES ASIA MAGAZINE: Hes on the right path, hes in the right industry. Hes just not there yet. Were now waiting for the iron ore project in Western Australia to be complete and to start paying him the royalties.
CLIVE PALMER: Theres over 160 billion tonnes of iron ore here. And all the hills around here are magnetic. So if you flew over here on a plane and your compass wouldnt show true north, it would go round and round.
TIM TREADGOLD, FORBES ASIA MAGAZINE: Well the project is an ongoing story, its unfinished business. So itll be probably triple the budget and three years late.
SEAN PARNELL, THE AUSTRALIAN: The next twelve months really will be crucial in determining whether he can stake his claim on being a mining magnate. I think with Clive theres a healthy dose of swagger. Hes one of the few people who when the BRW rich list comes out, he actually contests the figure thats put beside his name and argues it should be higher. No other businessman does that.
TIM TREADGOLD, FORBES ASIA MAGAZINE: One of the issues with Clive is that he is a private person and he has private finances. There is a lack of transparency, which is essential to accurately value someone for the sort of exercises that we undertake at Forbes. There is a perception in Australia that hes a very wealthy man. But looking at a helicopter or looking at a plane or looking at a soccer team, that doesnt tell you anything. That tells you where hes spent it. It doesnt tell you whether hes still got it.
CLIVE PALMER: Well the Forbes lists I wouldnt... Id throw out; they dont like me for a few reasons I can tell you about. But weve got 160 billion tonnes of iron ore reserves in Western Australia, and probably about 100 billion tonnes of thermal coal in the Galilee, right? But none of those assets ever get assessed when they go to the rich lists, but thats where all of our wealth really comes from, you know. Resource assets that are in the ground, right.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, JOURNALIST: Well now hes on the national stage through the listing of his name in the rich lists. With the huge fight over the super profits tax, all of a sudden we see Clive striding it and laying it out, and his political partisanship comes out in that process, and he doesnt hold back
CLIVE PALMER: If you have a look at Kevin Rudd and the mining tax issue - and I tore out against him around this country, because I thought his ideas were wrong.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, JOURNALIST: Clive Palmer wants to influence politics as never before, and now he has a national profile with which to do it.
CLIVE PALMER: Kevin Rudd was making some jokes about me - and fat jokes they were - I didnt really know what to say, you know, but people were asking me what I should say, and I said that I was calling on all fat people to band together to throw the Prime Minister out of office. And I went off to China and I got back on Thursday and theyd done it. So fat people rock.
SEAN PARNELL, THE AUSTRALIAN: Just listening to Clive, you can cast your mind back to the Joh era. You can go to a Clive Palmer press conference and you really have no idea what youre gonna get. At the end of it you can feel used, abused and entertained, all at the same time.
(Excerpt from Lateline, March 2012)
EMMA ALBERICI: Billionaire mine owner Clive Palmer has accused the CIA of trying to destroy the Australian coal industry, and he believes the Greens are guilty of treason for helping.
(End of excerpt)
CLIVE PALMER: I do have a few press conferences that I do enjoy the jolsting of the press, you know. Its always good to see them try to work out things and things you know.
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: Its not always obvious or apparent why he says or does certain things, but I have come to have great faith that he always has a good reason and honourable intentions, I guess.
(Excerpt from ABC NEWS, March 2012
REPORTER: Mining magnate Clive Palmer has backtracked on his claim that green groups in Australia are operatives for the CIA.
(End of excerpt)
ANNA PALMER, WIFE: At the same time hes quite mischievous and sometime he might just be having fun. Its hard to tell.
PETER BEATTIE, FORMER QLD PREMIER: Clives no mug. People should be very careful theyre not snookered or sucked in by Clives tomfoolery.
CLIVE PALMER: I do say some terrible infuriating things. I say, "Did I really say that?" when I go home and think about it. My wife goes mad at me every now and then but I have to live with that like every husband has to live with his wife going mad at him, you know. Its great levelling experience, you know. A happy wife is a happy life, thats what they say.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, JOURNALIST: Well, Clives up there now with colourful tycoons of Australia. And tycooning is a syndrome all its own. It has political power, and it has financial power and hes not afraid to use it.
CLIVE PALMER: If I've got any power or influence it's because of the strength of my ideas, not for how much money I've got - that's what I would say right.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, JOURNALIST: Clive Palmer is the single biggest donor to the liberal national party, according to election funding returns.
CLIVE PALMER: Ive always been a donor to the politics. Its around probably $1 billion a year or something - $1 million I may have given at the height of things.
PETER BEATTIE, FORMER QLD PREMIER: Hes now got a lot of his friends who are running the Queensland Government, and Ive got no doubt theyll be getting calls from Clive Palmer.
SEAN PARNELL, THE AUSTRALIAN: His next big game is the Federal arena and bringing down Julia Gillard, and hes happy to do it both for himself and for the conservatives, and hell be in there swinging and he will do everything he can to bring down the Federal Labor Government.
CLIVE PALMER: Well Ill be announcing on Monday that Ill put be putting in my expression of interest in standing against Wayne Swan. For me to go into politics I wont get any money out of it. Im not motivated by the money I can guarantee you that, or by the status or by the free cab vouchers, right? But Wayne Swans laid down the challenge, hes laid down the gauntlet
PETER BEATTIE, FORMER QLD PREMIER: You can expect one of the most colourful characters in Australian politics and Australian business to continue to emerge at every opportunity on the national and state scene. You havent heard the end of Clive Palmer, youre just going to have to get used to having bigger screens.
CLIVER PALMER: Ive just got to shut the door, see you later. Woo! That was good.
Federal Liberal Leader Tony Abbott said last week that Mr Palmer would face a "very testing" pre-selection process "like everyone else who wants to run for the LNP".
Local Party officials declined an invitation to respond to Peter Beattie's claims about Mr Palmer's political influence in Queensland.
Clive Palmer has been visiting the US in his role as a board member of the John F. Kennefy Presidential Library and Museum.


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In 1991 the department reorganized to create a separate Hazardous Materials Administrative Division. One of the duties of this Division is to represent the City's interests in the implementation of a legal Consent Decree between the City and the Mobil Oil Corporation. The Consent Decree authorized a stem to stern safety evaluation of Mobil's refinery. This important project is a very high priority for the department. The department's Hazardous Materials Administrative Division acts as the City's formal liaison to a Court Appointed Safety Advisor.
In the early 90's, the department recognized a need to increase its expertise and capability in the field of Technical Rescue Services. Over a period of several years significant enhancements in both training and equipment have resulted in the creation of a first class Tech Rescue Response Team. The Torrance Firefighters Association donated a heavy-duty trailer that has been refurbished and specially equipped for this purpose.
The department secured the use of an abandoned Nike missile silo at the Torrance Airport and converted it to a Technical Rescue Training Facility that has been certified by the State Fire Marshal's Office. All Torrance Fire Department personnel have been trained and received various levels of certification in technical rescue techniques. This program has increased the department's day-to-day ability to handle vehicle entrapments, industrial accidents, trench collapses, and the like. Of equal importance is a significantly enhanced capability in the event of structural collapse caused by earthquake or other natural or man-made disasters.
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Leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) Vladimir Zhirinovsky positively assesses the current relations between Azerbaijan and Russia.
"We know that the parliamentary elections will be held on November 1 in Azerbaijan. We are sure that the "Yeni Azerbaijan" ruling party will win the elections. We observe the high level of democracy due to a large number of candidates, which is not the case for many European countries," Zhirinovsky told "Seçkilər" Media Center.
He also noted that some political scientists' opinion about the sluggish pre-election campaign is groundless.
There is an opposition in the country, and society is properly concerned about the events in the Middle East and is properly consolidated around the acting government, Zhirinovsky said.
The LDPR leader believes that stability and prosperity in Azerbaijan is an example for the leaders of all post-Soviet states.
Zhirinovsky noted that the West tried to put pressure on Azerbaijan in the threshold of the elections, making attempts to criticize the country.
"It is unacceptable. Human rights defenders are also trying to play their role. Practically, it is the same what Russia has been facing with in recent years. Azerbaijan can defend its right to pursue independent policy," Zhirinovsky said.
"Azerbaijan is not afraid of anyone, and no visa bans or some other attempts aiming to restrict Azerbaijan in something will have an effect. Azerbaijani authorities properly respond to any attempt of pressure from the West. No one will be able to organize some "Maidan" in Azerbaijan," he added.
Talking about the relations between Azerbaijan and Russia, Zhirinovsky said that the two countries experienced good partnership.
"It is important for Russia to develop relations with Azerbaijan and jointly realize investment projects. We are very happy to see the success of Azerbaijan and we are confident that the elections would be held in peaceful, normal atmosphere," Zhirinovsky said, adding that the relations between the two countries would be stable and develop only in a positive format.
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When Locanda Ottoemezzo first opened in Kensington, the big debate among devotees was: who is prettier, the kooky blonde or the stunning brunette waitress? Within weeks, though, a third object of desire emerged: suddenly everyone was mesmerised only by the wine, and one red wine in particular.
The object of their admiration was a grape with a somewhat unsexy name: Lagrein. It seemed to take us away from ourselves. Lagrein grows mainly among the mountains of the South Tyrol (aka Alto-Adige). At first, I wondered why the skiing set had not "discovered" it and come back home brandishing bottles along with their winter stop-at-the-top-of-the-neck tans. Later, I realised that Lagrein probably just confounds palates used to sipping fine French wines or easy-drinking New World numbers.
Lagrein's appeal is its distinctive character, making it perfect for anyone reeling from same-wine-angst. It's a purposeful, but not a shouting, grape. The wines it makes are deep and inky-black, with a controlled, beady sort of sumptuousness with the occasional chiding elbow of bitterness; to employ traditional jargon, black cherries and coffee - especially coffee. Or, as my colleague Mike put it, "It's a proper, grown-up wine. I don't want the sickly-sweet, generically fruity swill you find everywhere. I want dog-hair and astringency." Or, as wine expert Nicolas Belfrage puts it in his book Barolo To Valpolicella, "At its best this variety can harmonise rich gameyness with smooth fruitiness in a way which makes its rusticity seem almost sophisticated."
So the snag? It's hard to get hold of, and it's not particularly cheap. Even so, when Lagrein disappeared from the menu at Locanda Ottoemezzo, several people I know started buying it in by the crate from importers they had found on the internet. Mostly, they clubbed together and split a case with friends, though this wasn't always enough - as one said, "We drank our four bottles in two days flat."
After testing several, I can recommend two, both from the same producer and available from Bat & Bottle wine merchants (0845 108 4407; batwine.co.uk). At £9, Vinum Girlan 2003 Lagrein will give you a taste for this delicious grape. And at £17.50, almost double the price, Lagrein Riserva Select Art Flora is far more finessed and very special. I tried the 2001 vintage, which was rich, figgy and not quite ready. Ben Robson at Bat & Bottle has bought up the last of the 2000, which he declares "much better, and it has another year on it".
So what to drink it with? It goes brilliantly with a properly meaty beef carpaccio or, as Robson recommends, with hearty sausage dishes.
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The first is a wine that has bewitched all three of the tricky customers to whom I have given it. It is one of those rare beasts you feel very satisfied to have found, and I find myself hankering after it every time I cook a porky bolognese. It comes from the upper reaches of Italy, from Trentino (which is also Lagrein country, just south of the Alto-Adige). It's called Teroldego Rotaliano Endrizzi 2002 (Adnams, £7.99). Teroldego is the grape and Campo Rotaliano is the name of the plain on which it is grown. It is bold and rich with gentle tannins and an enticing perfume - a luxurious kitchen table wine that is also good with meatballs made from pork, pecorino and basil in a milky tomato sauce. At the time of writing, Adnams had only 300 bottles left (and that was before I got my order in), so hurry if you want to secure some.
Head south, and the wines become less thoughtful and more raucous. By and large, they're also cheaper. I like to drink them sometimes, rather than often, but it would be wrong to think of them as poor cousins. Both my other recommendations are made in the hot chaos of Puglia, Italy's heel, and both would suit a hearty casserole or good home-made minestrone. A Mano Primitivo 2002 (Booths, £5.99) is deep-coloured, with strong, swooping flavours of sun-baked paving slabs and a taste my mother charmingly describes as 'hot rubber tyres'. And Negroamaro del Salento 2003 (M&S, reduced from £3.99 to £1.99 until February 6). It is very sturdy, thick with liquorice and has a robust, ripe richness that is much welcomed on a bitter winter evening. At the offer price, you could also buy it to use as a guilt-free cooking wine - and the cook will be very pleased with his or her tithe.


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MINSK (Reuters) - Deep snow smothered the noise. Only fresh footprints leading to the tumbledown house in a suburb of the Belarussian capital Minsk betrayed life behind its boarded-up windows.
Inside, actors strutted and pounced barefoot on black floorboards while the tiny audience shared the makeshift stage for the Saturday night performance.
The converted house that is home to the Belarus Free Theater is a far cry from London's Soho, where its actors last performed.
With its close-to-the-edge repertoire and refusal to be censored by a government for which free expression is anathema, the theater company has been driven underground, and abroad, since its inception in 2005.
On Monday, the theatre's husband and wife founders, Nikolai Khalezin and Natalia Koliada, were caught up in a violent police crackdown on dissenters following the re-election of Soviet-style strongman Alexander Lukashenko to a fourth term.
"We are at the KBG," Natalia said in an SMS text message to friends late on Sunday after she was arrested with other activists during a protest of some 10,000 in snow-bound Minsk.
Khalezin disappeared, and blog posts said he had been arrested after neighbors reported seeing security officers trying to break into the family home. It appeared he had gone to ground.
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DENVER — Relief pitcher LaTroy Hawkins and the Colorado Rockies finalized their $2.5 million, one-year contract on Friday.
Hawkins, who turns 41 in December, will compete with Rex Brothers for the closer's role at spring training. The right-handed Hawkins was 3-2 with a 2.93 ERA and 13 saves this year for the New York Mets, who wanted to re-sign him but we're willing to pay that much.
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July 9, 2014
ATHENS-----Former Bulldog Brooks Brown became the 37th Georgia player to reach the Major Leagues when he made his debut recently with the Colorado Rockies.
A 6-3, 205-pound right-handed pitcher from Portal, Ga., Brown originally was selected by Arizona as a supplemental first round pick (34th overall) in the 2006 First-Year player draft. Brown, a three-year letterman at UGA, helped the Bulldogs advance to the College World Series in 2004 and 2006. As a junior in 2006, he registered an 8-4 record and 4.07 ERA in 19 starts covering 110.2 innings.
He spent the next nine years in the minor leagues for Arizona (2006-08), Detroit (2009-12), Pittsburgh (2013) and Colorado (2014). He had compiled a 50-64 record and a 4.29 ERA, appearing in 223 games with 139 starts for a total of 927.2 innings.
This past Sunday, Brown was called up from Triple-A Colorado Springs, donned jersey number 51 and entered the game with the bases loaded in the fifth inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers. His final line was 1.2 innings with no runs on one hit and two strikeouts in the Rockies 8-2 loss. Also, he had his first Major League at bat, and Josh Beckett struck him out.
Brown's wife Rachel, their daughter Riley, along with his parents Steve and Cam, were in attendance when he made his debut.
On Tuesday, the 29-year-old Brown made his second appearance, facing just one batter in the sixth inning against San Diego and struck him out. It came with the Rockies up 2-1, and he earned a "hold."
Brown, who signed as a free agent in November, had made 31 appearances for the Sky Sox this year, posting a 1-0 mark with six saves, a 4.35 ERA in 39.1 innings with 35 strikeouts. His 8.0 strikeouts per nine innings this season were on pace to be a career best since his professional debut in 2006. After a shoulder injury sidelined him in 2011 for two months, he started transitioning from a starter to a reliever. This has been his first year as a full-time reliever.
Last year, he spent the entire season with the Triple-A Indianapolis Indians (Pittsburgh) and logged the fourth-most appearances on the team. He saw action in 37 games including eight starts, going 6-5 with a 4.75 ERA in 91 innings. He had a 2.95 ERA out of the bullpen.
For a look at Brown's first MLB strikeout and an interview with his parents and wife during his debut, click on the video links on his bio on the Rockies website below:
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Lexar will become an official supplier for the FIA World Rally Championship in 2014. This agreement will see Lexar provide a range of memory solutions to the championship promoter and its audio-visual production team to enable broadcast of the rallies to a global audience of 600 million viewers. High-speed Lexar CompactFlash and microSD cards will capture on-board video from each World Rally car, whilst Lexar USB drives will be used to transfer stored data and video between locations.
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16th January 2014 - WRC Promoter GmbH, the promoter of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), announced today that Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory solutions, will become an official supplier for the international motorsport series in 2014.
The multi-year agreement will see Lexar provide a range of memory solutions to the championship promoter and its audio-visual production team to enable broadcast of the rallies to a global audience of 600 million viewers. High-speed Lexar CompactFlash and microSD cards will capture on-board video from each World Rally car, whilst Lexar USB drives will be used to transfer stored data and video between locations.
Oliver Ciesla, Co-Managing Director of WRC promoter GmbH added: "We are delighted to welcome Lexar as our new official supplier for the FIA World Rally Championship and for our audio-visual production team at WRC TV. In the world of digital media, instant capture and storage of images is crucial and having access to Lexar's industry-leading expertise in memory solutions is a real asset to our production team. The WRC environment is challenging and varied, as our cameras have to record the action from the stages, from the air and from on-board the car – during cold winters, hot summers and wet autumn days. We are tremendously excited to be working with Lexar."
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