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Qing Dynasty

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The arm is used for templates, no need for it to be in the infobox.

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User:Saurabhkadam

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new user account

Brigid Bazlen

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King of Kings (1961): edit for correct cross reference

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	===''King of Kings'' (1961)===		===''King of Kings'' (1961)===
-	[[Image:Salome dancing.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Brigid Bazlen portrays [[Salome]], seen here performing an [[erotic dance]] in order to incite [[Herod Antipas\|King Herod]] with [[lust]] into giving her "anything [she] wants" — in other words, the head of [[John the Baptist]].]]	+	[[Image:Salome dancing.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Brigid Bazlen portrays [[Salome]], seen here performing an [[Dance of the seven veils\|erotic dance]] in order to incite [[Herod Antipas\|King Herod]] with [[lust]] into giving her "anything [she] wants" — in other words, the head of [[John the Baptist]].]]
	Through her role in ''Too Young To Go Steady'' and because she was “precociously attractive” (as one critic put it<ref>Bruce Eder, All Movie Guide</ref>) in a very similar way to [[Elizabeth Taylor]] at the same age, Bazlen came to be dubbed “the next Elizabeth Taylor” and was signed by [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]] (who started promoting her as “the new American [[Brigitte Bardot\|Bardot]]”). The first film she did for MGM was ''[[King of Kings (film)\|King of Kings]]'', which also starred [[Jeffrey Hunter]] as Jesus. Bazlen’s performance as Salome came in for especially hostile criticism at the time, the ferocity of it being partly inspired by the fact that Bazlen’s selection for the role was viewed as “MGM dictated”. Nevertheless, just as the film itself is now highly regarded (Hunters performance as Jesus, especially in the [[Sermon on the Mount]] scene, winning much acclaim as have the performances of [[Robert Ryan]] as [[John the Baptist]] and [[Frank Thring]] as [[Herod Antipas]]), Bazlen’s performance has likewise been re-evaluated down the years as being superb (her voluptuous seduction of a drunken lascivious Herod winning her especially rave reviews), and it is also widely regarded as her own best ever performance. <ref>Steve Jajkowski, The Video Veteran, www.chicagotelevision.com, June 9, 2007</ref>. Bazlen herself said of her role as Salome, "A fantastic amount of research went into King of Kings and it seems that Salome was in her teens when she demanded the head of John the Baptist. She may well be the first juvenile delinquent on record. Some people are surprised that I used no veils in my dance, but it is a false assumption that Salome did a strip tease. I had to form my seductive charming of Herod with a pure Oriental-African dance movement of the period."<ref>S. Haigh, British film magazine ABC Film Review, 1962 (interview with Bazlen)</ref> According to Bazlen's daughter Marguerite, despite the unfair criticism Bazlen received at the time of the films release, Bazlen was always very proud of her performance.<ref>Steve Jajkowski, The Video Veteran, www.chicagotelevision.com, June 9, 2007</ref>		Through her role in ''Too Young To Go Steady'' and because she was “precociously attractive” (as one critic put it<ref>Bruce Eder, All Movie Guide</ref>) in a very similar way to [[Elizabeth Taylor]] at the same age, Bazlen came to be dubbed “the next Elizabeth Taylor” and was signed by [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]] (who started promoting her as “the new American [[Brigitte Bardot\|Bardot]]”). The first film she did for MGM was ''[[King of Kings (film)\|King of Kings]]'', which also starred [[Jeffrey Hunter]] as Jesus. Bazlen’s performance as Salome came in for especially hostile criticism at the time, the ferocity of it being partly inspired by the fact that Bazlen’s selection for the role was viewed as “MGM dictated”. Nevertheless, just as the film itself is now highly regarded (Hunters performance as Jesus, especially in the [[Sermon on the Mount]] scene, winning much acclaim as have the performances of [[Robert Ryan]] as [[John the Baptist]] and [[Frank Thring]] as [[Herod Antipas]]), Bazlen’s performance has likewise been re-evaluated down the years as being superb (her voluptuous seduction of a drunken lascivious Herod winning her especially rave reviews), and it is also widely regarded as her own best ever performance. <ref>Steve Jajkowski, The Video Veteran, www.chicagotelevision.com, June 9, 2007</ref>. Bazlen herself said of her role as Salome, "A fantastic amount of research went into King of Kings and it seems that Salome was in her teens when she demanded the head of John the Baptist. She may well be the first juvenile delinquent on record. Some people are surprised that I used no veils in my dance, but it is a false assumption that Salome did a strip tease. I had to form my seductive charming of Herod with a pure Oriental-African dance movement of the period."<ref>S. Haigh, British film magazine ABC Film Review, 1962 (interview with Bazlen)</ref> According to Bazlen's daughter Marguerite, despite the unfair criticism Bazlen received at the time of the films release, Bazlen was always very proud of her performance.<ref>Steve Jajkowski, The Video Veteran, www.chicagotelevision.com, June 9, 2007</ref>

Talk:Defenestrations of Prague

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Added Dead Link section

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	The photo of the tower of the second defenstration shows three windows. Which one's the one? [[User:AxelBoldt\|AxelBoldt]] ([[User talk:AxelBoldt\|talk]]) 19:21, 2 January 2010 (UTC)		The photo of the tower of the second defenstration shows three windows. Which one's the one? [[User:AxelBoldt\|AxelBoldt]] ([[User talk:AxelBoldt\|talk]]) 19:21, 2 January 2010 (UTC)
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		+	== Dead Link ==
		+	The external link 'Descendants of those defenestrated' is a dead link to an AOL service that has been discontinued. I have not removed it, just noted it.

Victorious

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	attends a performing arts high school while getting into wacky [[screwball comedy\|screwball]] situations on a daily basis. The series' pilot episode premiered on March 27, 2010 to high viewer numbers.		attends a performing arts high school while getting into wacky [[screwball comedy\|screwball]] situations on a daily basis. The series' pilot episode premiered on March 27, 2010 to high viewer numbers.

-	According to Dan Schneider's Twitter he has renewed Victorious for 3 more seasons.
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	==Characters==		==Characters==

Crime film

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In television: Another TV Crime show was added.

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	== In television ==		== In television ==
-	The popularity of TV brought about the emergence of [[TV_series#Seasons/series\|TV series]] featuring [[detective]]s, investigators, special agents, [[lawyer]]s, and, the police. In Britain, ''[[The Avengers (TV series)\|The Avengers]]'' (1960s) about the adventures of gentleman agent John Steed and his partner, Emma Peel, achieved cult status. U.S. TV stations produced series such as ''[[77 Sunset Strip]]'' (1958-1963); ''[[The Streets of San Francisco]]'' (1972-1977), starring [[Karl Malden]] and a young [[Michael Douglas]]; ''[[Kojak]]'' (1973-1978), with [[Telly Savalas]] playing the lolly-addicted police lieutenant; ''[[Charlie's Angels]]'' (1976-1981); ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' (starting in 1984), about the adventures of Cabot Cove-based mystery writer Jessica Fletcher, played by [[Angela Lansbury]]. In [[Germany]], ''[[Derrick (TV series)\|Derrick]]'' became a household word.	+	The popularity of TV brought about the emergence of [[TV_series#Seasons/series\|TV series]] featuring [[detective]]s, investigators, special agents, [[lawyer]]s, and, the police. In Britain, ''[[The Avengers (TV series)\|The Avengers]]'' (1960s) about the adventures of gentleman agent John Steed and his partner, Emma Peel, achieved cult status. U.S. TV stations produced series such as ''[[77 Sunset Strip]]'' (1958-1963); ''[[The Streets of San Francisco]]'' (1972-1977), starring [[Karl Malden]] and a young [[Michael Douglas]]; ''[[Kojak]]'' (1973-1978), with [[Telly Savalas]] playing the lolly-addicted police lieutenant; ''[[Switch (TV series)\|Switch]]'' (1975-1978), with [[Eddie Albert]] playing the retired bunco cop to [[Robert Wagner]]'s former con man; ''[[Charlie's Angels]]'' (1976-1981); ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' (starting in 1984), about the adventures of Cabot Cove-based mystery writer Jessica Fletcher, played by [[Angela Lansbury]]. In [[Germany]], ''[[Derrick (TV series)\|Derrick]]'' became a household word.

	== Subgenres ==		== Subgenres ==

Computer vision syndrome

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	[[pl:Computer Vision Syndrome]]		[[pl:Computer Vision Syndrome]]
		+	[[pt:Síndrome da visão de computador]]
	[[sr:Синдром компјутерског вида]]		[[sr:Синдром компјутерског вида]]

Template:Hull City A.F.C. squad

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Kamel Ghilas out on loan

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	{{football squad2 player\|no=24\|name=[[Kamil Zayatte\|Zayatte]]}}		{{football squad2 player\|no=24\|name=[[Kamil Zayatte\|Zayatte]]}}
	{{football squad2 player\|no=25\|name=[[Daniel Cousin\|Cousin]]}}		{{football squad2 player\|no=25\|name=[[Daniel Cousin\|Cousin]]}}

Encyclopedia

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External links: ... but without an icon

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	**{{Cite Collier's\|Cyclopædia\|noicon=x}}		**{{Cite Collier's\|Cyclopædia\|noicon=x}}
-	**{{Cite Americana\|Encyclopædia}}	+	**{{Cite Americana\|Encyclopædia\|noicon=x}}
	**{{Cite NIE\|Encyclopædia\|year=1905\|noicon=x}}		**{{Cite NIE\|Encyclopædia\|year=1905\|noicon=x}}
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File:Abercrombie class monitor 14-inch turret.jpg

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	{{Information		{{Information
	\|Description=The {{convert\|14\|in\|mm\|0\|adj=on}} gun turret of a British [[Abercrombie class monitor\|''Abercrombie''-class]] [[Monitor (ship)\|monitor]] during [[World War I]]. It mounted two [[BL 14 inch gun Mk II\|{{convert\|14\|in\|mm\|0\|adj=on}} Mark II]] guns.		\|Description=The {{convert\|14\|in\|mm\|0\|adj=on}} gun turret of a British [[Abercrombie class monitor\|''Abercrombie''-class]] [[Monitor (ship)\|monitor]] during [[World War I]]. It mounted two [[BL 14 inch gun Mk II\|{{convert\|14\|in\|mm\|0\|adj=on}} Mark II]] guns.

Amoco

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	[[File:Lake Villa, IL Amoco sign.jpg\|right\|thumb\|A BP in [[Lake Villa, Illinois]] using the Amoco name.]]		[[File:Lake Villa, IL Amoco sign.jpg\|right\|thumb\|A BP in [[Lake Villa, Illinois]] using the Amoco name.]]
-	On August 11, 1998, Amoco announced it would merge with [[British Petroleum]] (BP) in the world's largest industrial merger. Originally, the plan was for all US BP service stations to be converted to Amoco while all overseas Amoco service stations were to be converted to BP. But by 2001 BP announced that all Amoco service stations would either be closed or renamed to BP service stations, including the remaining stations still bearing the "Standard" name. However, BP rebranded its gas as "Amoco Fuels", including "Amoco Ultimate". By 2008, the "Amoco Fuels" brand had been mostly discontinued in favor of "BP Gasoline with Invigorate." In addition, few BP stations continue operation under the Amoco name. Most were either converted to BP, demolished and replaced with BP-style stations, abandoned, or switched to competitor brands. On April 1, 2010 in Mississippi [[Chevron Corporation\|Chevron]] purchased some [[BP]] gas stations which were Amoco, to convert them to the [[Texaco]] brand. On April 26,2010 [[BP]] had an oil spill and payed for cleaning and damges on their oil well. BP a made buissnes decsion to be taken over by another oil company and foucsing bids from [[Chevron Corporation\|Chevron]],[[Shell]],and [[Exxon]].	+	On August 11, 1998, Amoco announced it would merge with [[British Petroleum]] (BP) in the world's largest industrial merger. Originally, the plan was for all US BP service stations to be converted to Amoco while all overseas Amoco service stations were to be converted to BP. But by 2001 BP announced that all Amoco service stations would either be closed or renamed to BP service stations, including the remaining stations still bearing the "Standard" name. However, BP rebranded its gas as "Amoco Fuels", including "Amoco Ultimate". By 2008, the "Amoco Fuels" brand had been mostly discontinued in favor of "BP Gasoline with Invigorate." In addition, few BP stations continue operation under the Amoco name. Most were either converted to BP, demolished and replaced with BP-style stations, abandoned, or switched to competitor brands. On April 1, 2010 in Mississippi [[Chevron Corporation\|Chevron]] purchased some [[BP]] gas stations which were Amoco, to convert them to the [[Texaco]] brand. On April 26,2010 [[BP]] had an oil spill and payed for cleaning and damges on their oil well. BP made buissnes decsion to be taken over by another oil company and foucsing bids from [[Chevron Corporation\|Chevron]], [[Shell]],and [[Exxon]].

	==Logo==		==Logo==

Catalonia

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	\| official_name = Autonomous Community of Catalonia<br>Comunitat Autònoma de Catalunya<br>Comunidad Autónoma de Cataluña		\| official_name = Autonomous Community of Catalonia<br>Comunitat Autònoma de Catalunya<br>Comunidad Autónoma de Cataluña
	\| settlement_type = [[Autonomous communities of Spain\|Autonomous Community]]		\| settlement_type = [[Autonomous communities of Spain\|Autonomous Community]]
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	\| blank1_name_sec1 = [[Official language]]s		\| blank1_name_sec1 = [[Official language]]s
-	\| blank1_info_sec1 = [[Spanish language\|Spanish]], [[Catalan language\|Catalan]], and [[Aranese language\|Aranese]].	+	\| blank1_info_sec1 = [[Catalan language\|Catalan]], [[Spanish language\|Spanish]] and [[Aranese language\|Aranese]].
	\| blank2_name_sec1 = [[Statute of Autonomy of Catalonia\|Statute of Autonomy]]		\| blank2_name_sec1 = [[Statute of Autonomy of Catalonia\|Statute of Autonomy]]
	\| blank2_info_sec1 = 9 August 2006		\| blank2_info_sec1 = 9 August 2006

User:Jbledsoejr

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Wikipedia:Reference desk/Science

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paradoxical redox reactions:

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	Why then does hydrogen peroxide reduce potassium permanganate in acidic solution? Hydrogen peroxide would appear to be less reactive in alkaline solution (what with it being deprotonated and all) yet it would get ''oxidised'' in alkaline solution? How can an oxidising agent A be a more powerful oxidiser than an oxidising agent B at say, pH 1.5 and yet get oxidised by agent B? [[User:John Riemann Soong\|John Riemann Soong]] ([[User talk:John Riemann Soong\|talk]]) 17:00, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		Why then does hydrogen peroxide reduce potassium permanganate in acidic solution? Hydrogen peroxide would appear to be less reactive in alkaline solution (what with it being deprotonated and all) yet it would get ''oxidised'' in alkaline solution? How can an oxidising agent A be a more powerful oxidiser than an oxidising agent B at say, pH 1.5 and yet get oxidised by agent B? [[User:John Riemann Soong\|John Riemann Soong]] ([[User talk:John Riemann Soong\|talk]]) 17:00, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
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		+	==[[Wisteria]]==
		+	I have grown a number of seed-containing pods. What should I do with them? [[User:Kittybrewster\|Kittybrewster ]] [[User_talk:Kittybrewster\|<font color="0000FF">☎</font>]] 18:39, 30 July 2010 (UTC)

User:Maruf24

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Talk:Military history of China (pre-1911)

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This whole mess:

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	:You are entitled to your view as everyone, but clearly you do not possess [[Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Teeninvestor\|the full picture]]. As it stands, Teeinvestor is presently quarreling with a number of editors on a number of topics on a number of articles. In the process, he has breached WP codes of good editorial behaviour multiple times: [[Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Teeninvestor#Outside view by User:Athenean]] This is not only my view, but that of many as can be deduced from the number of users who endorse Athenean's summary. [[User:Gun Powder Ma\|Gun Powder Ma]] ([[User talk:Gun Powder Ma\|talk]]) 18:06, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		:You are entitled to your view as everyone, but clearly you do not possess [[Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Teeninvestor\|the full picture]]. As it stands, Teeinvestor is presently quarreling with a number of editors on a number of topics on a number of articles. In the process, he has breached WP codes of good editorial behaviour multiple times: [[Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Teeninvestor#Outside view by User:Athenean]] This is not only my view, but that of many as can be deduced from the number of users who endorse Athenean's summary. [[User:Gun Powder Ma\|Gun Powder Ma]] ([[User talk:Gun Powder Ma\|talk]]) 18:06, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
		+	::That issue is very complex (and probably wont reflect good on anyone), and is unrelated to here. Responding to Arnoutf, so far I have simply taken what the source said and put it into the article. GPM here is trying to insert something completely unrelated to Chinese military technology into the article to prove that European nations were somehow superior. This evidence is very dubious at best.[[User:Teeninvestor\|Teeninvestor]] ([[User talk:Teeninvestor\|talk]]) 18:38, 30 July 2010 (UTC)

Onboarding

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	== References ==		== References ==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}
-	12. Sims, Doris. "Creative Onboarding Programs" McGraw-Hill, 2010	+

	[[Category:Human resource management]]		[[Category:Human resource management]]

Unified Theory of Consciousness

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Hostage

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Sources:

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	[[Category:Hostage taking]]		[[Category:Hostage taking]]
		+	[[Category:Kidnapping]]
	[[Category:Piracy]]		[[Category:Piracy]]
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Code generation (compiler)

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Reflection:

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	[[ru:Кодогенерация]]		[[ru:Кодогенерация]]
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-	There some good free web based code generator for C++, Java, C#, VB.net, SQL, ASP.net, HTML, XML, Sharepoint etc. Please visit www.code4green.com

Hexpark, Western Cape

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Pavlovsk Experimental Station

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	Pavlovsk Experimental Station is an [[agricultural experiment station]] and [[seed bank]] near [[St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]]. It was started in 1926 by agricultural scientist [[Nikolai Vavilov]] and contains an extensive collection of seeds from more than 5,000 varieties of fruits and berries.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cary-fowler/kremlinrussia-stop-the-de_b_659123.html \|title=Tweet Medvedev: Stop the Destruction of the Future of Food! \|publisher=huffingtonpost.com \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref>		Pavlovsk Experimental Station is an [[agricultural experiment station]] and [[seed bank]] near [[St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]]. It was started in 1926 by agricultural scientist [[Nikolai Vavilov]] and contains an extensive collection of seeds from more than 5,000 varieties of fruits and berries.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cary-fowler/kremlinrussia-stop-the-de_b_659123.html \|title=Tweet Medvedev: Stop the Destruction of the Future of Food! \|publisher=huffingtonpost.com \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref>

-	The Pavlovsk station's seed collection contains more than 100 varieties each of gooseberries, raspberries, and cherries. It also contains more than 1,000 varieties of strawberries. More than 90% of the collection is found in no other research collection or seed bank. <ref>cite web \|url=http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/nature/worlds-biggest-collection-of-berries-and-fruits-faces-axe-2011015.html \|title="World's biggest collection of berries and fruits faces axe" \|publisher=www.independent.co.uk \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref>	+	The Pavlovsk station's seed collection contains more than 100 varieties each of gooseberries, raspberries, and cherries. It also contains more than 1,000 varieties of strawberries. More than 90% of the collection is found in no other research collection or seed bank. <ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/nature/worlds-biggest-collection-of-berries-and-fruits-faces-axe-2011015.html \|title="World's biggest collection of berries and fruits faces axe" \|publisher=www.independent.co.uk \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref>

	==Controversy over proposed closure==		==Controversy over proposed closure==

-	The experimental station faces an uncertain future, because the land it sits on is being sold to a developer who plans to build private homes on the site.<ref>cite web \|url=http://www.vir.nw.ru/AEPismo.htm \|title="Russian Ministry of Economic Development adopts resolutions destroying the European largest field genebank and replacing it with commercial cottages" \|publisher=www.vir.nw.ru \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref> If this planned development goes forward, much of the seed and plant collection will be lost. Due to technical issues and quarantine regulations, it would not be feasible to move the collection before demolition of the station is slated to begin.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cary-fowler/kremlinrussia-stop-the-de_b_659123.html \|title=Tweet Medvedev: Stop the Destruction of the Future of Food! \|publisher=huffingtonpost.com \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref> Russian President [[Dmitry Medvedev]] and Prime Minister [[Vladimir Putin]] have not yet responded to public calls to save the experimental station and its collection.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20627663.500-vital-fruit-and-ber \|title=Vital fruit and berry collection set for destruction \|source=www.newscientist.com \|accessdate=2010-7-28}}</ref>	+	The experimental station faces an uncertain future, because the land it sits on is being sold to a developer who plans to build private homes on the site.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.vir.nw.ru/AEPismo.htm \|title="Russian Ministry of Economic Development adopts resolutions destroying the European largest field genebank and replacing it with commercial cottages" \|publisher=www.vir.nw.ru \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref> If this planned development goes forward, much of the seed and plant collection will be lost. Due to technical issues and quarantine regulations, it would not be feasible to move the collection before demolition of the station is slated to begin.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cary-fowler/kremlinrussia-stop-the-de_b_659123.html \|title=Tweet Medvedev: Stop the Destruction of the Future of Food! \|publisher=huffingtonpost.com \|accessdate=2010-7-29}}</ref> Russian President [[Dmitry Medvedev]] and Prime Minister [[Vladimir Putin]] have not yet responded to public calls to save the experimental station and its collection.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20627663.500-vital-fruit-and-ber \|title=Vital fruit and berry collection set for destruction \|source=www.newscientist.com \|accessdate=2010-7-28}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Audio Two

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-	'''Audio Two''' were the [[Brooklyn, New York]] [[hip hop]] duo of [[rapping\|emcee]] Kirk 'Milk Dee' Robinson and [[DJ]] Nat 'Gizmo' Robinson, most famous for their first hit, the classic "[[Top Billin']]". They are also the older brothers of female hip-hop star [[MC Lyte]]. The duo’s debut single, "Make It Funky," was released in 1987, but it was the [[b-side]] "Top Billin'" that hit, making not only the group instant stars but a deep cultural impact on hip hop. The beat by Daddy-O of [[Stetsasonic]] and Milk Dee's lyrics would be sampled and referenced time and time again, even by the group themselves: both their full-length debut, 1988's ''What More Can I Say?'' and it's 1990 follow-up, ''I Don't Care: The Album'', were titled after lines from the song. However the duo would never recapture their initial success. The singles for their second album, "I Get the Papers" and "On the Road Again", were only moderate hits. It was a time of rapid change in the hip hop market; [[gangsta rap]] was rising in popularity, and Audio Two found themselves unsuccessfully struggling to maintain recording contracts and a fanbase. A third album, ''First Dead Indian'', due for release in 1992, was canceled before it was released even though it had an assigned catalog number.	+	'''Audio Two''' were the [[Brooklyn, New York]] [[hip hop]] duo of [[rapping\|emcee]] Kirk "Milk Dee" Robinson and [[DJ]] Nat "Gizmo" Robinson, most famous for its first hit, the classic "[[Top Billin']]." The members of the duo are also the older brothers of female hip-hop star [[MC Lyte]]. The duo’s debut single, "Make it Funky," was released in 1987, but it was the [[b-side]], "Top Billin'," that hit, making not only the group instant stars but also making a deep cultural impact on hip hop. The beat by Daddy-O of [[Stetsasonic]] and Milk Dee's lyrics would be sampled and referenced time and time again, even by the group itself: both the group's full-length debut, 1988's ''What More Can I Say?'' and its 1990 follow-up, ''I Don't Care: The Album'', were titled after lines from the song. However, the duo would never recapture its initial success. The singles of its second album, "I Get the Papers" and "On the Road Again," were only moderate hits. It was a time of rapid change in the hip hop market; [[gangsta rap]] was rising in popularity, and Audio Two found itself unsuccessfully struggling to maintain recording contracts and a fanbase. A third album, ''First Dead Indian'', due for release in 1992, was canceled before it was released even though it had an assigned catalog number.
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		+	Audio Two did, however, pave the way for the duo's younger sister [[Mc lyte\|MC Lyte]], who would launch her career with the hit single "I Cram To Understand You (Sam)," which went to #1 on the [[Hot Rap Tracks\|Billboard Hip-Hop chart]] in 1989. Lyte's 1998 album ''Seven & Seven'' would feature a remake of "Top Billin'"—with the original instrumental—this time a duet between her and her older brother. In 1994, Milk released a solo EP titled ''Never Dated'' on [[Rick Rubin]]'s [[American Recordings]]. While the EP was notable for its single "[[Spam (song)\|Spam]]," a duet with the [[Beastie Boys]]' [[Adrock]] with [[drum machine\|drum programming]] by [[Mike D]], aside from the devoted Beastie Boys fanbase the album generated little interest. Milk would eventually rediscover success by producing singer [[Eamon]], who recorded the Spring 2004 hit "[[Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)]]."

-	Audio Two did, however, pave the way for their younger sister [[Mc lyte\|MC Lyte]], who would launch her career with the hit single "I Cram To Understand You (Sam)," which went to #1 on the [[Hot Rap Tracks\|Billboard Hip-Hop chart]] in 1989. Lyte's 1998 album ''Seven & Seven'' would feature a remake of "Top Billin'"—with the original instrumental—this time a duet between her and her older brother. In 1994, Milk released a solo EP titled ''Never Dated'' on [[Rick Rubin]]'s [[American Recordings]]. While the EP was notable for its single "[[Spam (song)\|Spam]]," a duet with the [[Beastie Boys]]' [[Adrock]] with [[drum machine\|drum programming]] by [[Mike D]], aside from the devoted Beastie Boys fanbase the album generated little interest. Milk would eventually rediscover success by producing singer [[Eamon]], who recorded the Spring 2004 hit "[[Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)]]."
	In 2007, Milk Dee recorded a verse for a remix of "[[I Get Money]]" by 50 Cent, thanking all the music artists that sampled "Top Billin'," which earned him royalties.		In 2007, Milk Dee recorded a verse for a remix of "[[I Get Money]]" by 50 Cent, thanking all the music artists that sampled "Top Billin'," which earned him royalties.

Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates/Common clam worm

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Common clam worm: too dark

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	**Have you considered that it '''wasn't''' taken in sunlight? It's more likely to have been taken in a lab or something similar IMO as the composition looks very controlled. Also, I haven't looked at the histogram myself but it doesn't always tell the full story. It's possible that it was underexposed in order to avoid clipping in the red channel, in which case it may well look darker than you'd expect. It might be possible to adjust things without adversely affecting the technicals but I can't say for certain right now as I haven't looked at it in detail. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		**Have you considered that it '''wasn't''' taken in sunlight? It's more likely to have been taken in a lab or something similar IMO as the composition looks very controlled. Also, I haven't looked at the histogram myself but it doesn't always tell the full story. It's possible that it was underexposed in order to avoid clipping in the red channel, in which case it may well look darker than you'd expect. It might be possible to adjust things without adversely affecting the technicals but I can't say for certain right now as I haven't looked at it in detail. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
	***Very possible it's a lab shot, the author is a marine biologist. [[User:J Milburn\|J Milburn]] ([[User talk:J Milburn\|talk]]) 16:40, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		***Very possible it's a lab shot, the author is a marine biologist. [[User:J Milburn\|J Milburn]] ([[User talk:J Milburn\|talk]]) 16:40, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
		+	**** Even if a lab shot, it still looks too dark to me. [[User:Greg L\|Greg L]] ([[User talk:Greg L\|talk]]) 18:39, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
	*'''Support'''. Excellent composition and control of DOF. Possibly slightly warm colour balance though based on the colour of the specular highlights and fleshy bits. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		*'''Support'''. Excellent composition and control of DOF. Possibly slightly warm colour balance though based on the colour of the specular highlights and fleshy bits. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
	*'''Support''' per Diliff [[User:Gazhiley\|Gazhiley]] ([[User talk:Gazhiley\|talk]]) 16:45, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		*'''Support''' per Diliff [[User:Gazhiley\|Gazhiley]] ([[User talk:Gazhiley\|talk]]) 16:45, 30 July 2010 (UTC)

Network technology

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Link repair: Redirecting page to Network Technology - You can help!

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List of companies of Israel

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	* [[Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co.]]		* [[Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co.]]
-	* [[Answers.com\| Answers Corporation]]	+	* [[Answers.com\|Answers Corporation]]
	* [[AudioCodes]]		* [[AudioCodes]]
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	* [[Intel\| Intel Israel]]		* [[Intel\| Intel Israel]]
-	* [[IPC\| The International Publishing Company J-M Ltd.]]	+	* [[IPC\|The International Publishing Company J-M Ltd.]]
	* [[ISCAR Metalworking]]		* [[ISCAR Metalworking]]
	* [[Israel Aircraft Industries]] Ltd.		* [[Israel Aircraft Industries]] Ltd.
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	* [[Levitan, Sharon & Co.]]		* [[Levitan, Sharon & Co.]]
-	*[[Leaf_(Israeli_company)\|Leaf]] <!-- digital camera backs, medium format camera -->	+	*[[Leaf (Israeli company)\|Leaf]] <!-- digital camera backs, medium format camera -->

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	* [[Osem (company)\|Osem]]		* [[Osem (company)\|Osem]]
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	* [[Ormat Industries]]		* [[Ormat Industries]]
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	* [[Panorama Software]]		* [[Panorama Software]]
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	* [[Pelephone\|Pelephone Communications Ltd.]]		* [[Pelephone\|Pelephone Communications Ltd.]]
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2009 Japanese Grand Prix

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	The first practice session saw [[Sebastian Vettel]] and [[Lewis Hamilton]] set the early pace, with lap times rapidly falling as the track dried out. The second half of the session was dominated by local driver [[Kazuki Nakajima]], who narrowly missed out on setting the fastest time after McLaren's [[Heikki Kovalainen]] set a time three tenths of a second quicker in the final phase.<ref name="PrReview">{{cite news\|title=Downpours disrupt Japan practice\|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8286244.stm\|work=[[BBC Sport]]\|publisher=[[BBC Sport]]\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02}}</ref> Championship contenders [[Rubens Barrichello]], [[Sebastian Vettel]] and [[Jenson Button]] finished 10th, 17th and 18th respectively.<ref name="Pr1">{{cite news\|title=Japanese Grand Prix Practice 1 Results\|url=http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2009/820/6683\|work=formula1.com\|publisher=Formula One Association\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02\|archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5kHk5FZoX\|archivedate=2009-10-04\|deadurl=no}}</ref>		The first practice session saw [[Sebastian Vettel]] and [[Lewis Hamilton]] set the early pace, with lap times rapidly falling as the track dried out. The second half of the session was dominated by local driver [[Kazuki Nakajima]], who narrowly missed out on setting the fastest time after McLaren's [[Heikki Kovalainen]] set a time three tenths of a second quicker in the final phase.<ref name="PrReview">{{cite news\|title=Downpours disrupt Japan practice\|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8286244.stm\|work=[[BBC Sport]]\|publisher=[[BBC Sport]]\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02}}</ref> Championship contenders [[Rubens Barrichello]], [[Sebastian Vettel]] and [[Jenson Button]] finished 10th, 17th and 18th respectively.<ref name="Pr1">{{cite news\|title=Japanese Grand Prix Practice 1 Results\|url=http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2009/820/6683\|work=formula1.com\|publisher=Formula One Association\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02\|archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5kHk5FZoX\|archivedate=2009-10-04\|deadurl=no}}</ref>

-	[[File:Adrian Sutil 2009 Japan 1st Free Practice.jpg\|thumb\|[[Adrian Sutil]] driving in the wet first practice]]	+	[[File:Adrian Sutil 2009 Japan 1st Free Practice.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Adrian Sutil]] during the first practice session of the weekend, which was run in wet conditions.]]
	The rain increased markedly for the second session, which saw very limited running in the first hour with [[Scuderia Toro Rosso\|Toro Rosso's]] [[Jaime Alguersuari]] and [[Sébastien Buemi]] being the only drivers to set times. Owing to poor visibility and limited tyre allocations, many of the drivers elected to do only a handful of laps; Nico Rosberg did just seven in comparison to the twenty he had done in the first session, a pattern followed by many other drivers.<ref name="PrH">{{cite news\|title=Japanese GP Practice as it happened\|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8281591.stm\|work=[[BBC Sport]]\|publisher=[[BBC]]\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02}}</ref> Heikki Kovalainen and both [[Brawn GP]] drivers elected not to take to the circuit. [[Adrian Sutil]] went on to set the fastest lap of the session with Sebastian Vettel in second, both of them some seven seconds slower than Kovalainen's first session time.<ref name="Pr2">{{cite news\|title=Japanese Grand Prix Practice 2 Results\|url=http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2009/820/6684\|work=formula1.com\|publisher=Formula One Association\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02}}</ref>		The rain increased markedly for the second session, which saw very limited running in the first hour with [[Scuderia Toro Rosso\|Toro Rosso's]] [[Jaime Alguersuari]] and [[Sébastien Buemi]] being the only drivers to set times. Owing to poor visibility and limited tyre allocations, many of the drivers elected to do only a handful of laps; Nico Rosberg did just seven in comparison to the twenty he had done in the first session, a pattern followed by many other drivers.<ref name="PrH">{{cite news\|title=Japanese GP Practice as it happened\|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8281591.stm\|work=[[BBC Sport]]\|publisher=[[BBC]]\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02}}</ref> Heikki Kovalainen and both [[Brawn GP]] drivers elected not to take to the circuit. [[Adrian Sutil]] went on to set the fastest lap of the session with Sebastian Vettel in second, both of them some seven seconds slower than Kovalainen's first session time.<ref name="Pr2">{{cite news\|title=Japanese Grand Prix Practice 2 Results\|url=http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2009/820/6684\|work=formula1.com\|publisher=Formula One Association\|date=2009-10-02\|accessdate=2009-10-02}}</ref>

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-	[[File:Williams duo 2009 Japan.jpg\|thumb\|[[Nico Rosberg]] and [[Kazuki Nakajima]] qualified in 11th and 17th places respectively]]	+	[[File:Williams duo 2009 Japan.jpg\|thumb\|[[Nico Rosberg]] and [[Kazuki Nakajima]] qualified in 11th and 17th places respectively.]]
	With Webber unable to take part in qualifying, only four drivers would be eliminated in the first session. An early spin into the barriers by Sébastien Buemi looked as if that number would become three, but his team repaired the car in time for him to do a single fast lap. The early pace-setter was Sebastian Vettel, who exchanged blows with the Toyota of Trulli before ultimately coming out on top by the end of the session. Meanwhile, Jaime Alguersuari made the second part of qualifying for the first time in his short career, with [[Giancarlo Fisichella]], [[Kazuki Nakajima]], [[Romain Grosjean]] and [[Vitantonio Liuzzi]] joining Webber in an early exit from qualifying.		With Webber unable to take part in qualifying, only four drivers would be eliminated in the first session. An early spin into the barriers by Sébastien Buemi looked as if that number would become three, but his team repaired the car in time for him to do a single fast lap. The early pace-setter was Sebastian Vettel, who exchanged blows with the Toyota of Trulli before ultimately coming out on top by the end of the session. Meanwhile, Jaime Alguersuari made the second part of qualifying for the first time in his short career, with [[Giancarlo Fisichella]], [[Kazuki Nakajima]], [[Romain Grosjean]] and [[Vitantonio Liuzzi]] joining Webber in an early exit from qualifying.
	The second session was dominated by two accidents that both resulted in red flags. The first was [[Jaime Alguersuari]], who speared off at the [[Degner Curve]], the same place as Webber in the earlier practice session and the scene of Buemi's off-track excursion in the first segment of qualifying. The second accident was more serious, with [[Timo Glock]] crashing heavily at the final corner. The session was stopped for some time as medics attended to him and his car was removed. The session resumed with eight minutes remaining and saw a final push by the Brawn drivers to make it into the top ten shootout. The final moments were marked by another off by Buemi at Spoon, which left debris on the circuit as he limped back to the pits. Glock was flown by helicopter to hospital during Q3 with a wound on his left leg, and back pain.<ref>{{cite news\|title=Glock injures leg in Japan Crash\|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8288225.stm\|work=[[BBC Sport]]\|publisher=[[BBC]]\|date=2009-10-03\|accessdate=2009-10-03}}</ref> The times set by the Brawn drivers were threatened should someone protest following an incident where they set their best – and only – times during a yellow flag period.		The second session was dominated by two accidents that both resulted in red flags. The first was [[Jaime Alguersuari]], who speared off at the [[Degner Curve]], the same place as Webber in the earlier practice session and the scene of Buemi's off-track excursion in the first segment of qualifying. The second accident was more serious, with [[Timo Glock]] crashing heavily at the final corner. The session was stopped for some time as medics attended to him and his car was removed. The session resumed with eight minutes remaining and saw a final push by the Brawn drivers to make it into the top ten shootout. The final moments were marked by another off by Buemi at Spoon, which left debris on the circuit as he limped back to the pits. Glock was flown by helicopter to hospital during Q3 with a wound on his left leg, and back pain.<ref>{{cite news\|title=Glock injures leg in Japan Crash\|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8288225.stm\|work=[[BBC Sport]]\|publisher=[[BBC]]\|date=2009-10-03\|accessdate=2009-10-03}}</ref> The times set by the Brawn drivers were threatened should someone protest following an incident where they set their best – and only – times during a yellow flag period.

Eurovision Song Contest 2011

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	* {{Esc\|Iceland}}<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/15908\|title=RÚV announces changes to Söngvakeppnin 2011\|last=Bjarni}}</ref>		* {{Esc\|Iceland}}<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/15908\|title=RÚV announces changes to Söngvakeppnin 2011\|last=Bjarni}}</ref>
-	* {{Esc\|Liechtenstein}}]]<ref>[http://escdaily.com/articles/2571 Liechtenstein to debut in 2011]</ref>	+	* {{Esc\|Liechtenstein}}<ref>[http://escdaily.com/articles/2571 Liechtenstein to debut in 2011]</ref>
	* {{Esc\|Macedonia}} <ref name="10 countries"/>		* {{Esc\|Macedonia}} <ref name="10 countries"/>
	* {{Esc\|Malta}}<ref name="10 countries"/>		* {{Esc\|Malta}}<ref name="10 countries"/>

Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now

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	* This song was also featured in the movie ''[[Boogie Nights]]''.		* This song was also featured in the movie ''[[Boogie Nights]]''.
	* This song was sampled by Philadelphia radio legend Doug "Jocko" Henderson in the early rap classic "Rhythm Talk".		* This song was sampled by Philadelphia radio legend Doug "Jocko" Henderson in the early rap classic "Rhythm Talk".
		+	* [[Colson Whitehead]] refers to the song in his novel ''[[Sag Harbor]]'' as "the black national anthem" during the 1980s.

	==References==		==References==

Lockport (city), New York

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	* [http://www.niagarahistory.org/page/discovery%20center Erie Canal Discovery Center]		* [http://www.niagarahistory.org/page/discovery%20center Erie Canal Discovery Center]
	* [http://www.niagarahistory.org/page/discovery%20center Lockport Locks and Erie Canal Cruises]		* [http://www.niagarahistory.org/page/discovery%20center Lockport Locks and Erie Canal Cruises]
		+	* [http://www.lockportcave.com/ Lockport Cave and Underground Boat Ride]
	* [http://www.lockportpalacetheatre.com/ The Palace Theater]		* [http://www.lockportpalacetheatre.com/ The Palace Theater]
	* [http://lockportontheeriecanal.com// Lockport on the Erie Canal]		* [http://lockportontheeriecanal.com// Lockport on the Erie Canal]

Oak Street (Chicago)

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TT Zero

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	'''TT Zero''' a new event for the [[2010 Isle of Man TT]] races replaced the [[TTXGP]] race for 1 lap (37.733 miles) of the [[Snaefell Mountain Course]]. The TT Zero event as an officially sanctioned [[Isle of Man TT]] race is for [[racing motorcycle]]s where "''The technical concept is for motorcycles (two wheeled) to be powered without the use of carbon based fuels and have zero toxic/noxious emissions''." <ref>''REGULATIONS TT ZERO – 2010 International Tourist Trophy – Isle of Man 29 May – 11 June'' p27 ACU Events Ltd (2010)</ref> The Isle of Man Government offered a price of £10,000 for the first entrant to exceed the prestigious 100 mph (22 minutes and 38.388 seconds) average speed around the Mountain Course.		'''TT Zero''' a new event for the [[2010 Isle of Man TT]] races replaced the [[TTXGP]] race for 1 lap (37.733 miles) of the [[Snaefell Mountain Course]]. The TT Zero event as an officially sanctioned [[Isle of Man TT]] race is for [[racing motorcycle]]s where "''The technical concept is for motorcycles (two wheeled) to be powered without the use of carbon based fuels and have zero toxic/noxious emissions''." <ref>''REGULATIONS TT ZERO – 2010 International Tourist Trophy – Isle of Man 29 May – 11 June'' p27 ACU Events Ltd (2010)</ref> The Isle of Man Government offered a price of £10,000 for the first entrant to exceed the prestigious 100 mph (22 minutes and 38.388 seconds) average speed around the Mountain Course.

-	The inaugural 2010 TT Zero race was won by [[Mark Miller (motorcycle racer)\|Mark Miller]] riding a [[MotoCzysz E1pc]] motor-cycle in 23 minutes and 22.89 seconds at an average race speed of 96.820 mph for 1 lap (37.733 miles) of the Mountain Course and the first [[United States]] winner since Dave Roper won the [[1984 Isle of Man TT\|1984]] Historic TT riding a 500cc [[Matchless]]. The TT Zero race replaced the [[TTXGP]] franchise with the simplification of the regulations {{Citation needed\|date=July 2010}} and the emphasis on electric powered motor-cycles. The 2010 TT Zero race also produced the return of a type of ersatz, semi-[[Motorcycle fairing\|dustbin fairing]] permissible under the TT Zero regulations,adopted by some entrants, but banned by the [[Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme\|FIM]] since 1958 for racing motor-cycle.	+	The inaugural 2010 TT Zero race was won by [[Mark Miller (motorcycle racer)\|Mark Miller]] riding a [[MotoCzysz E1pc]] motor-cycle in 23 minutes and 22.89 seconds at an average race speed of 96.820 mph for 1 lap (37.733 miles) of the Mountain Course and the first [[United States]] winner since Dave Roper won the [[1984 Isle of Man TT\|1984]] Historic TT riding a 500cc [[Matchless]]. The TT Zero race replaced the [[TTXGP]] franchise with the simplification of the regulations<ref>''Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Races - Official Programme May 29 - 11 June 2010'' page 14 Isle of Man Department of Community, Culture & Leisure - ACU Events Ltd (2010) Mannin Media Group Ltd</ref> and the emphasis on electric powered motor-cycles.<ref>''REGULATIONS TT ZERO – 2010 International Tourist Trophy – Isle of Man 29 May – 11 June'' Appendix C page 25-27 ACU Events Ltd (2010)</ref> The 2010 TT Zero race also produced the return of a type of ersatz, semi-[[Motorcycle fairing\|dustbin fairing]] permissible under the TT Zero regulations and adopted by some entrants, but banned by the [[Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme\|FIM]] since 1958 for racing motor-cycles.

	==Eligibility==		==Eligibility==

Luca Zingaretti

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	*(2010) ''Amici miei 400'', dir. Neri Parenti		*(2010) ''Amici miei 400'', dir. Neri Parenti
	*(2010) ''Il figlio più piccolo'', dir. [[Pupi Avati]]		*(2010) ''Il figlio più piccolo'', dir. [[Pupi Avati]]
-	*(2010) ''Noi credevamo'', dir. Mario Martone	+	*(2010) ''[[Noi credevamo]]'', dir. [[Mario Martone]]

	===Television===		===Television===

2010–11 UEFA Champions League qualifying phase and play-off round

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Eco-terrorism

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	[[Category:Political neologisms]]		[[Category:Political neologisms]]
-	[[Category:Terrorism]]

2008–09 Guinness Premiership

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-	\| away = Bath Rugby	+	\| away = Bath
	\| homescore = '''Tries:''' [[Jordan Turner-Hall]], [[Ceri Jones]]<br>'''Con:'''[[Nick Evans]]<br>'''Pen:''' [[Nick Evans]] (3)		\| homescore = '''Tries:''' [[Jordan Turner-Hall]], [[Ceri Jones]]<br>'''Con:'''[[Nick Evans]]<br>'''Pen:''' [[Nick Evans]] (3)
	\| awayscore = '''Tries:''' [[Daniel Browne]]<br><br>'''Pen:''' [[Butch James]] (3)		\| awayscore = '''Tries:''' [[Daniel Browne]]<br><br>'''Pen:''' [[Butch James]] (3)
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	===Round 9===		===Round 9===
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Mead, Nebraska

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	\|blank1_info = 0831169{{GR\|3}}		\|blank1_info = 0831169{{GR\|3}}
-	\|website = [http://www.meadnebraska.org/ www.meadnebraska.org]	+	\|website = [http://www.meadnebraska.net/ www.meadnebraska.net]
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Agenda 21

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The Feathered Serpent (film)

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-	'''''The Feathered Serpent''''', also titled '''''Charlie Chan in the Feathered Serpent''''', is a 1948 mystery film, the fifth of six in which [[Roland Winters]] portrayed [[Charlie Chan]].	+	'''''The Feathered Serpent''''', also titled '''''Charlie Chan in the Feathered Serpent''''', is a 1948 mystery film, the fifth of six in which [[Roland Winters]] portrayed [[Charlie Chan]]. It is the only Chan film which featured both [[Keye Luke]] and [[Victor Sen Yung]] together. Luke had been popular in the [[Warner Oland]] Chan films while Yung appeared primarily in the [[Sidney Toler]] Chan movies. This was Yung's last Chan movie. Luke appeared in one more with [[Roland Winters]], the last of the Chan Films, Sky Dragon.

	==Cast==		==Cast==

User:E1garyra

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Luke Pendle

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Arrival:

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	A former John Fosters students, Luke instantly turns the heads of [[Danielle Harker]] and [[Aleesha Dillon]]. Nevertheless, he only has eyes for long time girlfriend [[Siobhan Mailey]].Luke lives in care and the girls find him attractive. He gets into trouble with Excutive Head [[Max Tyler]] and drives Max's car round the school carpark and throws his details of his past out the window.		A former John Fosters students, Luke instantly turns the heads of [[Danielle Harker]] and [[Aleesha Dillon]]. Nevertheless, he only has eyes for long time girlfriend [[Siobhan Mailey]].Luke lives in care and the girls find him attractive. He gets into trouble with Excutive Head [[Max Tyler]] and drives Max's car round the school carpark and throws his details of his past out the window.
		+	However, he was not in the other episode's. However, he was referred a lot by Amy when she was teasing Siobhan for going for the safe boys while she went for the bad boys( referring to her crush and later her boyfriend and the love of her life, Finn Sharkey.)

	== References ==		== References ==

Léger-Félicité Sonthonax

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-	'''Léger-Félicité Sonthonax''' (1763 – 1813) was a [[France\|French]] [[Jacobin (politics)\|Jacobin]] and [[Abolitionism\|abolitionist]] during the [[French Revolution]] who controlled the 7,000 French troops sent to [[Saint-Domingue]] during the [[Haitian Revolution]]. He believed that Saint-Domingue's whites were [[royalist]]s or [[separatist]]s and therefore he attacked the military power of the white settlers and by doing so alienated the [[Colonisation\|colonial]] settlers. Although he did not originally intend to free the slaves, by October 1793 he was forced into ending slavery in order to maintain his power.<ref>{{cite book	+	'''Léger-Félicité Sonthonax''' (1763 – 1813) was a [[France\|French]] [[Jacobin (politics)\|Jacobin]] and [[Abolitionism\|abolitionist]] during the [[French Revolution]] who controlled the 7,000 French troops sent to [[Saint-Domingue]] during part of the [[Haitian Revolution]]. He believed that Saint-Domingue's whites were [[royalist]]s or [[separatist]]s and therefore he attacked the military power of the white settlers and by doing so alienated the [[Colonisation\|colonial]] settlers. Although he did not originally intend to free the slaves, by October 1793 he was forced into ending slavery in order to maintain his power.<ref>{{cite book
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User:Imahd/A Peace of Jerusalem

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-	'''A Peace of Jerusalem''' is an evolving "way forward" proposal which aims to advance the cause of peace in the [[Middle East\|Middle East]]; most specifically, between the [[Arab people\|Arab]] and [[Jewish\|Jewish]] inhabitants thereof. The document was published in its original form on November 5, 2009, and has been periodically revised in response to feedback from the general public and from individuals and groups involved in pursuing peace in the region.	+	'''A Peace of Jerusalem''' is an evolving "way forward" proposal which aims to advance the cause of peace in the [[Middle East\|Middle East]]; most specifically, between the [[Arab people\|Arab]] and [[Jewish\|Jewish]] inhabitants thereof. The document was originally published on November 5, 2009, and has been periodically revised in response to feedback from the general public and from individuals and groups pursuing peace in the region.

	The basic concept could be described an "interlaced two-state solution" with a special status for [[Jerusalem\|Jerusalem]]; whereby [[Israel\|Israel]] would maintain its unique character as the world's only sovereign Jewish state and guarantee freedom of worship and political participation for its [[Citizen\|citizens]] and [[Permanent resident\|permanent residents]], as currently provided for its citizens in its [[Israeli Declaration of Independence\|declaration of independence]]; and whereby a new, secular, Arab state would be created which would enshrine similar guarantees for its residents and citizens.		The basic concept could be described an "interlaced two-state solution" with a special status for [[Jerusalem\|Jerusalem]]; whereby [[Israel\|Israel]] would maintain its unique character as the world's only sovereign Jewish state and guarantee freedom of worship and political participation for its [[Citizen\|citizens]] and [[Permanent resident\|permanent residents]], as currently provided for its citizens in its [[Israeli Declaration of Independence\|declaration of independence]]; and whereby a new, secular, Arab state would be created which would enshrine similar guarantees for its residents and citizens.

Hassie Square, Western Cape

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Daniel K. Elder

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	==Decorations==		==Decorations==
-	The awards and decorations worn by Elder included the [[Army Distinguished Service Medal]], [[Legion of Merit]] (with Oak Leaf Cluster), [[Bronze Star Medal\|Bronze Star]], Meritorious Service Medal (with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters), Army Commendation Medal (with 5 Oak Leaf Clusters), the Army Achievement Medal with six oak leaf clusters; the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; the Iraq Campaign Medal; the NATO Medal; the Mechanic's Badge; the Drill Sergeant Identification Badge, and several other service medals and ribbons. Command Sgt. Maj. Elder is also the recipient of the Ordnance Order of Samuel Sharpe and the Transportation Corps Order of Saint Christopher. Elder changed responsibility on Nov. 23, 2007<ref name="retire">[http://www.belvoireagle.com/index.php/news-articles/new_nco_takes_responsibility_at_amc/ New NCO takes responsibility at AMC]</ref> and retired from the U.S. Army on 31 January, 2008.	+	The awards and decorations worn by Elder included the [[Army Distinguished Service Medal]], [[Legion of Merit]] (with Oak Leaf Cluster), [[Bronze Star Medal\|Bronze Star]], Meritorious Service Medal (with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters), Army Commendation Medal (with 5 Oak Leaf Clusters), the Army Achievement Medal with six oak leaf clusters; the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; the Iraq Campaign Medal; the NATO Medal; the Mechanic's Badge; the Drill Sergeant Identification Badge, and several other service medals and ribbons. Command Sgt. Maj. Elder is also the recipient of the Ordnance Order of Samuel Sharpe and the Transportation Corps Order of Saint Christopher. Elder changed responsibility on Nov. 23, 2007<ref name="retire">[http://www.belvoireagle.com/index.php/news-articles/new_nco_takes_responsibility_at_amc/ New NCO takes responsibility at AMC]</ref> and retired from the U.S. Army on 31 January, 2008.<br>

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In the Closet

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	Chart listings for the single are as follows:<ref>Halstead, Craig; Cadman, Chris (2003). ''Jacksons Number Ones''. Authors On Line Ltd. p. 71. ISBN 978-0755200986</ref>		Chart listings for the single are as follows:<ref>Halstead, Craig; Cadman, Chris (2003). ''Jacksons Number Ones''. Authors On Line Ltd. p. 71. ISBN 978-0755200986</ref>
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		+	\|}
		+	{{col-end}}

	==Personnel==		==Personnel==

Block Busters

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Martin Whitmarsh

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	[[Image:Martin Whitmarsh.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Martin Whitmarsh at the [[2006 Bahrain Grand Prix]].]]		[[Image:Martin Whitmarsh.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Martin Whitmarsh at the [[2006 Bahrain Grand Prix]].]]
-	'''Martin Whitmarsh''' (born 29 April 1958) is the [[CEO]] of McLaren Racing, a subsidiary company of the [[McLaren Group]] and [[Chief Operating Officer]] of that group, as well as Team Principal of Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, following [[Ron Dennis]]' retirement on 1 March 2009. Whitmarsh is also the chairman of the [[Formula One Teams Association]] and therefore has the responsibility of representing the F1 teams' interests.	+	'''Martin Whitmarsh''' (aka Old Googley-eyed) (born 29 April 1958) is the [[CEO]] of McLaren Racing, a subsidiary company of the [[McLaren Group]] and [[Chief Operating Officer]] of that group, as well as Team Principal of Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, following [[Ron Dennis]]' retirement on 1 March 2009. Whitmarsh is also the chairman of the [[Formula One Teams Association]] and therefore has the responsibility of representing the F1 teams' interests.

	==Career==		==Career==

FC Flora Tallinn

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	==Players==		==Players==
	===Current squad===		===Current squad===
-	: ''As of April 25, 2010.<ref>{{cite web	+	: ''As of July 30, 2010.<ref>{{cite web
	\| url=http://www.jalgpall.ee/team.php?team=4&b=ML&year=2010 \|title=Eesti Jalgpalli Liit — TALLINNA FC FLORA (2010) \|work=jalgpall.ee \|accessdate=April 25, 2010}}</ref><ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.fcflora.ee/index.php?lang=est&main_id=1 \|title=FC Flora — Tallinna FC Flora koosseis 2010 \|work=fcflora.ee \|accessdate=April 25, 2010}}</ref>		\| url=http://www.jalgpall.ee/team.php?team=4&b=ML&year=2010 \|title=Eesti Jalgpalli Liit — TALLINNA FC FLORA (2010) \|work=jalgpall.ee \|accessdate=April 25, 2010}}</ref><ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.fcflora.ee/index.php?lang=est&main_id=1 \|title=FC Flora — Tallinna FC Flora koosseis 2010 \|work=fcflora.ee \|accessdate=April 25, 2010}}</ref>
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	{{Fs player\|no= 4\|nat=EST\|pos=DF\|name=Aleksei Jahhimovitš}}		{{Fs player\|no= 4\|nat=EST\|pos=DF\|name=Aleksei Jahhimovitš}}
	{{Fs player\|no= 6\|nat=FIN\|pos=MF\|name=[[Valeri Minkenen]]}}		{{Fs player\|no= 6\|nat=FIN\|pos=MF\|name=[[Valeri Minkenen]]}}
-	{{Fs player\|no= 8\|nat=EST\|pos=FW\|name=[[Oliver Konsa]]}}
	{{Fs player\|no= 9\|nat=EST\|pos=FW\|name=Rauno Alliku}}		{{Fs player\|no= 9\|nat=EST\|pos=FW\|name=Rauno Alliku}}
	{{Fs player\|no=10\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=[[Sergei Mošnikov]]}}		{{Fs player\|no=10\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=[[Sergei Mošnikov]]}}
	{{Fs player\|no=11\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=Andre Frolov}}		{{Fs player\|no=11\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=Andre Frolov}}
	{{Fs player\|no=12\|nat=EST\|pos=GK\|name=Marko Meerits}}		{{Fs player\|no=12\|nat=EST\|pos=GK\|name=Marko Meerits}}
-	{{Fs player\|no=13\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=[[Nikolai Mašitšev]]}}
	{{Fs mid}}		{{Fs mid}}
		+	{{Fs player\|no=13\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=[[Nikolai Mašitšev]]}}
	{{Fs player\|no=14\|nat=EST\|pos=FW\|name=[[Alo Dupikov]]}}		{{Fs player\|no=14\|nat=EST\|pos=FW\|name=[[Alo Dupikov]]}}
-	{{Fs player\|no=15\|nat=EST\|pos=MF\|name=Albert Taar}}
	{{Fs player\|no=16\|nat=EST\|pos=DF\|name=[[Markus Jürgenson]]}}		{{Fs player\|no=16\|nat=EST\|pos=DF\|name=[[Markus Jürgenson]]}}
	{{Fs player\|no=17\|nat=GEO\|pos=MF\|name=[[Zakaria Beglarishvili]]}}		{{Fs player\|no=17\|nat=GEO\|pos=MF\|name=[[Zakaria Beglarishvili]]}}

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	{{football squad2 player\|no=18\|name=[[Caleb Folan\|Folan]]}}		{{football squad2 player\|no=18\|name=[[Caleb Folan\|Folan]]}}
	{{football squad2 player\|no=21\|name=[[Jimmy Bullard\|Bullard]]}}		{{football squad2 player\|no=21\|name=[[Jimmy Bullard\|Bullard]]}}
-	{{football squad2 player\|no=23\|name=[[Kamel Ghilas\|Ghilas]]}}	+	<!--{{football squad2 player\|no=23\|name=[[Kamel Ghilas\|Ghilas]]}}-->
	{{football squad2 player\|no=24\|name=[[Kamil Zayatte\|Zayatte]]}}		{{football squad2 player\|no=24\|name=[[Kamil Zayatte\|Zayatte]]}}
	{{football squad2 player\|no=25\|name=[[Daniel Cousin\|Cousin]]}}		{{football squad2 player\|no=25\|name=[[Daniel Cousin\|Cousin]]}}

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	**{{Cite Collier's\|Cyclopædia\|noicon=x}}		**{{Cite Collier's\|Cyclopædia\|noicon=x}}
-	**{{Cite Americana\|Encyclopædia}}	+	**{{Cite Americana\|Encyclopædia\|noicon=x}}
	**{{Cite NIE\|Encyclopædia\|year=1905\|noicon=x}}		**{{Cite NIE\|Encyclopædia\|year=1905\|noicon=x}}
	}}		}}

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	\|title = [[Austin, Texas]] [[radio station]]s		\|title = [[Austin, Texas]] [[radio station]]s
	\|group1 = By [[FM broadcast\|FM]] [[frequency]]		\|group1 = By [[FM broadcast\|FM]] [[frequency]]
-	\|list1 = [[KNLE-FM\|88.1]]{{·}} [[KHIB\|88.5]]{{·}} [[KAZI\|88.7]]{{·}} [[KMFA\|89.5]]{{·}} [[KTSW\|89.9]]{{·}} [[KUT\|90.5]]{{·}} [[KNCT-FM\|91.3]]{{·}} [[KOOP (FM)\|91.7]]{{·}} [[KVRX\|91.7]]{{·}} [[KYLR\|92.1]]{{·}} [[KXXS\|92.5]]{{·}} [[KGSR\|93.3]]{{·}} [[KLBJ-FM\|93.7]]{{·}} [[KAMX\|94.7]]{{·}} [[KTXZ\|95.1]]{{·}} [[KKMJ-FM\|95.5]]{{·}} [[KHFI-FM\|96.7]]{{·}} [[KVET-FM\|98.1]]{{·}} [[KXBT\|98.9]]{{·}} [[KLGO\|99.3]]{{·}} [[KLBJ (AM)\|99.7]]{{·}} [[KASE-FM\|100.7]]{{·}} [[KROX-FM\|101.5]]{{·}} [[KPEZ\|102.3]]{{·}} [[KOKE (AM)\|102.7]]{{·}} [[KBPA\|103.5]]{{·}} [[KLQB\|104.3]]{{·}} [[KTXX-FM\|104.9]]{{·}} [[KFMK\|105.9]]{{·}} [[KMLR\|106.3]]{{·}} [[KXPW-LP\|106.7]]{{·}} [[KLZT\|107.1]]{{·}} [[KLJA\|107.7]]	+	\|list1 = [[KNLE-FM\|88.1]]{{·}} [[KHIB\|88.5]]{{·}} [[KAZI\|88.7]]{{·}} [[KMFA\|89.5]]{{·}} [[KTSW\|89.9]]{{·}} [[KUT\|90.5]]{{·}} [[KNCT-FM\|91.3]]{{·}} [[KOOP (FM)\|91.7]]{{·}} [[KVRX\|91.7]]{{·}} [[KYLR\|92.1]]{{·}} [[KXXS\|92.5]]{{·}} [[KGSR\|93.3]]{{·}} [[KLBJ-FM\|93.7]]{{·}} [[KAMX\|94.7]]{{·}} [[KTXZ-AM\|95.1]]{{·}} [[KKMJ-FM\|95.5]]{{·}} [[KHFI-FM\|96.7]]{{·}} [[KVET-FM\|98.1]]{{·}} [[KXBT\|98.9]]{{·}} [[KLGO\|99.3]]{{·}} [[KLBJ (AM)\|99.7]]{{·}} [[KASE-FM\|100.7]]{{·}} [[KROX-FM\|101.5]]{{·}} [[KPEZ\|102.3]]{{·}} [[KOKE (AM)\|102.7]]{{·}} [[KBPA\|103.5]]{{·}} [[KLQB\|104.3]]{{·}} [[KTXX-FM\|104.9]]{{·}} [[KFMK\|105.9]]{{·}} [[KMLR\|106.3]]{{·}} [[KXPW-LP\|106.7]]{{·}} [[KLZT\|107.1]]{{·}} [[KLJA\|107.7]]
	\|group2 = By [[AM broadcast\|AM]] [[frequency]]		\|group2 = By [[AM broadcast\|AM]] [[frequency]]
	\|list2 = [[KLBJ (AM)\|590]]{{·}} [[KSAH\|720]]{{·}} [[KIXL\|970]]{{·}} [[KBBW\|1010]]{{·}} [[KFIT\|1060]]{{·}} [[WOAI (AM)\|1200]]{{·}} [[KWNX\|1260]]{{·}} [[KVET (AM)\|1300]]{{·}} [[KJCE\|1370]]{{·}} [[KELG\|1440]]{{·}} [[KFON\|1490]]{{·}} [[KZNX\|1530]]{{·}} [[KTXZ\|1560]]{{·}} [[KOKE\|1600]]		\|list2 = [[KLBJ (AM)\|590]]{{·}} [[KSAH\|720]]{{·}} [[KIXL\|970]]{{·}} [[KBBW\|1010]]{{·}} [[KFIT\|1060]]{{·}} [[WOAI (AM)\|1200]]{{·}} [[KWNX\|1260]]{{·}} [[KVET (AM)\|1300]]{{·}} [[KJCE\|1370]]{{·}} [[KELG\|1440]]{{·}} [[KFON\|1490]]{{·}} [[KZNX\|1530]]{{·}} [[KTXZ\|1560]]{{·}} [[KOKE\|1600]]

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	**Have you considered that it '''wasn't''' taken in sunlight? It's more likely to have been taken in a lab or something similar IMO as the composition looks very controlled. Also, I haven't looked at the histogram myself but it doesn't always tell the full story. It's possible that it was underexposed in order to avoid clipping in the red channel, in which case it may well look darker than you'd expect. It might be possible to adjust things without adversely affecting the technicals but I can't say for certain right now as I haven't looked at it in detail. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		**Have you considered that it '''wasn't''' taken in sunlight? It's more likely to have been taken in a lab or something similar IMO as the composition looks very controlled. Also, I haven't looked at the histogram myself but it doesn't always tell the full story. It's possible that it was underexposed in order to avoid clipping in the red channel, in which case it may well look darker than you'd expect. It might be possible to adjust things without adversely affecting the technicals but I can't say for certain right now as I haven't looked at it in detail. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
	***Very possible it's a lab shot, the author is a marine biologist. [[User:J Milburn\|J Milburn]] ([[User talk:J Milburn\|talk]]) 16:40, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		***Very possible it's a lab shot, the author is a marine biologist. [[User:J Milburn\|J Milburn]] ([[User talk:J Milburn\|talk]]) 16:40, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
		+	**** Even if a lab shot, it still looks too dark to me. [[User:Greg L\|Greg L]] ([[User talk:Greg L\|talk]]) 18:39, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
	*'''Support'''. Excellent composition and control of DOF. Possibly slightly warm colour balance though based on the colour of the specular highlights and fleshy bits. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		*'''Support'''. Excellent composition and control of DOF. Possibly slightly warm colour balance though based on the colour of the specular highlights and fleshy bits. [[User:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">Ðiliff</font>]] <font color="#800000">«»</font><small> [[User talk:Diliff\|<font color="#006633">(Talk)</font>]]</small> 16:32, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
	*'''Support''' per Diliff [[User:Gazhiley\|Gazhiley]] ([[User talk:Gazhiley\|talk]]) 16:45, 30 July 2010 (UTC)		*'''Support''' per Diliff [[User:Gazhiley\|Gazhiley]] ([[User talk:Gazhiley\|talk]]) 16:45, 30 July 2010 (UTC)

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	* {{Esc\|Greece}}<ref name="10 countries"/>		* {{Esc\|Greece}}<ref name="10 countries"/>
	* {{Esc\|Iceland}}<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/15908\|title=RÚV announces changes to Söngvakeppnin 2011\|last=Bjarni}}</ref>		* {{Esc\|Iceland}}<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://esctoday.com/news/read/15908\|title=RÚV announces changes to Söngvakeppnin 2011\|last=Bjarni}}</ref>
-	* {{Esc\|Liechtenstein}}]]<ref>[http://escdaily.com/articles/2571 Liechtenstein to debut in 2011]</ref>	+	* {{Esc\|Liechtenstein}}<ref>[http://escdaily.com/articles/2571 Liechtenstein to debut in 2011]</ref>
	* {{Esc\|Macedonia}} <ref name="10 countries"/>		* {{Esc\|Macedonia}} <ref name="10 countries"/>
	* {{Esc\|Malta}}<ref name="10 countries"/>		* {{Esc\|Malta}}<ref name="10 countries"/>

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	* [[Green Globe]]		* [[Green Globe]]
	* [[Polytely]]		* [[Polytely]]
		+	* [[Green Standard]]

	== References ==		== References ==