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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 41: Line 41: ===Islands======Islands===[[Image:Lomond islands.jpg|thumb|right|From the summit of the island of [[Inchcailloch]] to [[Torrinch]], [[Creinch]], [[Inchmurrin]] and [[Ben Bowie]]]][[Image:Lomond islands.jpg|thumb|right|From the summit of the island of [[Inchcailloch]] to [[Torrinch]], [[Creinch]], [[Inchmurrin]] and [[Ben Bowie]]]]+ {{see also2|[[List_of_freshwater_islands_in_Scotland#Loch_Lomond|List of Islands in Loch Lomond]]}}The loch contains approximately 60 islands, depending on the water level.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.incallander.co.uk/islands.htm| title=Introduction to Loch Lomond Islands| publisher=Loch Lomond, Callander and Trossachs | accessdate=2008-09-25}}</ref> Several of them are large by the standards of British bodies of freshwater. [[Inchmurrin]], for example, is the largest island in a loch/lake in the [[British Isles]].<ref name=Worsley>{{cite book| author=Worsley, Harry| title=Loch Lomond: The Loch, the Lairds and the Legends| isbn=978-1-898169-34-5| publisher=Lindsay Publications| location=Glasgow| date=1988}}</ref> As in [[Loch Tay]], several of the islands appear to be [[Crannog]]s, artificial islands built in prehistoric periods.The loch contains approximately 60 islands, depending on the water level.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.incallander.co.uk/islands.htm| title=Introduction to Loch Lomond Islands| publisher=Loch Lomond, Callander and Trossachs | accessdate=2008-09-25}}</ref> Several of them are large by the standards of British bodies of freshwater. [[Inchmurrin]], for example, is the largest island in a loch/lake in the [[British Isles]].<ref name=Worsley>{{cite book| author=Worsley, Harry| title=Loch Lomond: The Loch, the Lairds and the Legends| isbn=978-1-898169-34-5| publisher=Lindsay Publications| location=Glasgow| date=1988}}</ref> As in [[Loch Tay]], several of the islands appear to be [[Crannog]]s, artificial islands built in prehistoric periods.- Pan Am Flight 103
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This rather large discrepancy is presumably due to difficulties in measurement caused by the large migratory population of [[Kazakhstan]], emigration, and the low population density - only about 5.5 persons per km² in an area the size of Western Europe.+ As of 2003, there is a discrepancy between reputable sources as to the population of [[Kazakhstan]]. [[United States]] government sources including the [[CIA World Fact Book]] and the [[US Census Bureau]] International Data Base list the current population as 15,340,533<ref name=cia>[https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/kz.html CIA Factbook (Kazakhstan)] Retrieved on May 2, 2008</ref>, while [[United Nations]] sources such as the [[World Bank]] give a 2002 estimate of 14,794,830. This rather large discrepancy is presumably due to difficulties in measurement caused by the large migratory population of [[Kazakhstan]], emigration, and the low population density - only about 5.5 persons per km² in an area the size of [[Western Europe]].- According to the 1999 census there are two dominant ethnical groups in Kazakhstan, they are ethnic [[Kazakhs]] (53.4%) and ethnic [[Russians]] (30%) with a wide array of other groups represented, including [[Ukrainians]], [[Uzbeks]], [[German people|Germans]], [[Chechen people|Chechens]], [[Koryosaram|Koreans]], and [[Uyghur people|Uyghurs]] - that is, virtually any group that has ever come under the Russian sphere of influence. This diverse demography is due to the country's central location and its historical use by Russia as a place to send colonists, dissidents, and minority groups from its other frontiers - one can almost not understand Kazakhstan without understanding [[population transfer in the Soviet Union]]. From the 1930s until the 1950s, both Russian opposition (and such Russians "accused" of being part of the opposition) and certain minorities (esp. Volga Germans, Poles, Ukrainians, Crimean Tartars, Kalmyks) had been interned in labor camps often merely due to their heritage or beliefs, mostly on collective orders by Stalin. This makes Kazakhstan one of the few places on earth where normally-disparate [[Germanic peoples|Germanic]], [[Indo-Iranian]], [[Koryosaram|Koreans]], Chechen, and [[Turkic peoples|Turkic]] groups live together in a rural setting and not as a result of modern immigration. Most of the population speaks Russian; only half of ethnic Kazakhs speak Kazakh fluently, although it is enjoying a renaissance. Both [[Kazakh language|Kazakh]] and [[Russian language|Russian]] languages have official status.+ According to the 1999 census there are two dominant ethnical groups in Kazakhstan, they are ethnic [[Kazakhs]] (53.4%) and ethnic [[Russians]] (30%) with a wide array of other groups represented, including [[Ukrainians]], [[Uzbeks]], [[German people|Germans]], [[Chechen people|Chechens]], [[Koryosaram|Koreans]], and [[Uyghur people|Uyghurs]] - that is, virtually any group that has ever come under the Russian sphere of influence. This diverse demography is due to the country's central location and its historical use by Russia as a place to send colonists, [[dissident]]s, and minority groups from its other frontiers - one can almost not understand Kazakhstan without understanding [[population transfer in the Soviet Union]]. From the 1930s until the 1950s, both Russian opposition (and such Russians "accused" of being part of the opposition) and certain minorities (esp. [[Volga German]]s, [[Pole]]s, [[Ukrainian]]s, [[Crimean Tartar]]s, [[Kalmyk]]s) had been interned in labor camps often merely due to their heritage or beliefs, mostly on collective orders by [[Stalin]]. This makes Kazakhstan one of the few places on [[Earth]] where normally-disparate [[Germanic peoples|Germanic]], [[Indo-Iranian]], [[Koryosaram|Koreans]], [[Chechen]], and [[Turkic peoples|Turkic]] groups live together in a rural setting and not as a result of modern immigration. Most of the population speaks Russian; only half of ethnic Kazakhs speak Kazakh fluently, although it is enjoying a renaissance. Both [[Kazakh language|Kazakh]] and [[Russian language|Russian]] languages have official status.- After the [[fall of the Soviet Union]], the German population of Kazakhstan proceeded to [[emigrate]] en masse during the 1990s [http://people.freenet.de/Wolf/1993aengl.html], as [[Germany]] is willing to repatriate them. Also much of the smaller Greek minority took the chance to repatriate to [[Greece]], so did many Russians move to [[Russia]]. Some groups have fewer good options for emigration but because of the economic situation are also leaving at rates comparable to the rest of the former [[East bloc]].<br />+ After the [[fall of the Soviet Union]], the German population of Kazakhstan proceeded to [[emigrate]] en masse during the 1990s [http://people.freenet.de/Wolf/1993aengl.html], as [[Germany]] is willing to repatriate them. Also much of the smaller [[Greek]] minority took the chance to repatriate to [[Greece]], so did many Russians move to [[Russia]]. Some groups have fewer good options for emigration but because of the economic situation are also leaving at rates comparable to the rest of the former [[East bloc]].<br />'''Table: Ethnic Composition of Kazakhstan'''<ref>Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights/'''Table: Ethnic Composition of Kazakhstan'''<ref>Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights/ - Sale Grammar School
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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 250: Line 250: ::::One escape from the PKI tangle of dubiousness is to adopt the Web of Trust model used exclusively by the early versions of PGP (still usable, mostly), but it has troubles too. There're just different ones, but since it was decentralized, Zimmerman found it far more acceptable for his design purposes. With it, I must make a correct evaluation of the reliability of the signers of your certificate (many of which I don't know personally and so my evaluations will be a little shaky), and so on, in order to be secure. in some respects, better, in others worse (especially in that there is no prospect of commercial profit by running a centralized certificate service).::::One escape from the PKI tangle of dubiousness is to adopt the Web of Trust model used exclusively by the early versions of PGP (still usable, mostly), but it has troubles too. There're just different ones, but since it was decentralized, Zimmerman found it far more acceptable for his design purposes. With it, I must make a correct evaluation of the reliability of the signers of your certificate (many of which I don't know personally and so my evaluations will be a little shaky), and so on, in order to be secure. in some respects, better, in others worse (especially in that there is no prospect of commercial profit by running a centralized certificate service).::::So, do you think that must be rewritten to make more clear the underlying point? [[User:Ww|ww]] ([[User talk:Ww|talk]]) 22:57, 10 October 2008 (UTC)::::So, do you think that must be rewritten to make more clear the underlying point? [[User:Ww|ww]] ([[User talk:Ww|talk]]) 22:57, 10 October 2008 (UTC)+ ::::: Most of what you write here is ok and makes perfect sense. However, you keep repeating that a leak of a CA key means that not only the CA key must be replaced but also the uncompromised keys of the users. To clarify, this let's assume that user Alice uses a 2048 bit RSA key and that the CA uses only a 1024 bit key. (This assumption is of course a little contrieved but I hope it helps to have a more concrete situation here). Now assume further that 1024 bit factoring result is published. This of course means that the CA key must be assumed compromised. And, as you write, another user can no longer verify that Alice's key really belongs to Alice. However, all that Alice has to do is to get another certificate on her old 2048 bit key from a CA with an uncompromised key (e.g. 2048 bit RSA). Alice doesn't have to change her key.+ ::::: I think, all this does have practical impacts. First, Alice's digital signature before the CA key leak can still be verified, once she has a new certificate on her old key, respectively encrypted messages to Alice remain confidential. Alice can get several certificates for her key, and use it as long a her key is uncompromised an the receiver trusts at least one of the certificates. Expanding on this further leads into the PGP model that you already describe.+ ::::: As for changing the text in the article: The offending statement is already removed from the text. Giving detailed explanations of PKI models would be nice. It may even enough stuff for a new article. [[Special:Contributions/85.2.20.229|85.2.20.229]] ([[User talk:85.2.20.229|talk]]) 09:32, 12 October 2008 (UTC)== Legality (UK) ==== Legality (UK) ==- User:NinjaKid
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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 1: Line 1: - The Carburetors is a hard rock band from [[Oslo, Norway]]. The band was formed in 2001 and the music is based on boogie rock 'n' roll and metal. Their music has been said to be a mix of [[Chuck Berry]] and [[Motörhead]]and has created a new term of rock; ''fast forward rock 'n' roll''.+ {{primarysources}}+ + '''The Carburetors''' is a hard rock band from [[Oslo, Norway]]. The band was formed in 2001 and the music is based on boogie rock 'n' roll and metal. Their music has been said to be a mix of [[Chuck Berry]] and [[Motörhead]] and has created a new term of rock; ''fast forward rock 'n' roll''.The band released their first album ''Pain is temporary, Glory is forever'' in 2004 after several CD singles and 7" vinyls. By this time the band was runners up in [[World Chamionship of Rock]] in [[Bilbao, Spain]] in 2002 and had played with bands like the [[UK Subs]] and [[Gluecifer]]. The album led them to play with [[Mötley Crüe]] and [[Nigthwish]] in Oslo in 2005 and [[Deep Purple]] in 2006. Two video-tracks were produced from the album, and the one for ?Burnout? was the second most aired video (all categories!) on Norwegian television in 2004.<br />Their second killer album ?Loud Enough To Raise The Dead? was recorded during the summer of 2005, and a video was produced for the single track ?Rock 'n' Roll Forever?, directed by Bjørn Opsahl - one of the hottest photographers/video directors in Norway who previously has produced videos for A-Ha and numerous big selling commercial artists in Norway. The album hit the charts in Norway like a bomb, received great reviews, and the band was on the cover of one of Scandinavias bestselling rock mags, ?Scream Magazine?.<br />The band released their first album ''Pain is temporary, Glory is forever'' in 2004 after several CD singles and 7" vinyls. By this time the band was runners up in [[World Chamionship of Rock]] in [[Bilbao, Spain]] in 2002 and had played with bands like the [[UK Subs]] and [[Gluecifer]]. The album led them to play with [[Mötley Crüe]] and [[Nigthwish]] in Oslo in 2005 and [[Deep Purple]] in 2006. Two video-tracks were produced from the album, and the one for ?Burnout? was the second most aired video (all categories!) on Norwegian television in 2004.<br />Their second killer album ?Loud Enough To Raise The Dead? was recorded during the summer of 2005, and a video was produced for the single track ?Rock 'n' Roll Forever?, directed by Bjørn Opsahl - one of the hottest photographers/video directors in Norway who previously has produced videos for A-Ha and numerous big selling commercial artists in Norway. The album hit the charts in Norway like a bomb, received great reviews, and the band was on the cover of one of Scandinavias bestselling rock mags, ?Scream Magazine?.<br />The music was introduced in Germany and in only two years the band had completed four tours in Germany and done shows in the Czeech Republic, Russia, Austria and played support for Judas Priest in Slovakia and Rose Tattoo in Norway.The music was introduced in Germany and in only two years the band had completed four tours in Germany and done shows in the Czeech Republic, Russia, Austria and played support for Judas Priest in Slovakia and Rose Tattoo in Norway.Line 15: Line 15: http://www.thecarburetors.com<br />http://www.thecarburetors.com<br />http://www.myspace.com/carburetorshttp://www.myspace.com/carburetors- {{Uncategorized|date=September 2008}}+ + + {{DEFAULTSORT:carburetors}}+ [[Category:Norwegian musical groups]]- Talk:Walnut
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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 8: Line 8: It is found in areas of the [[African diaspora]], especially [[Brazil]], [[Haiti]], [[Dominican Republic]], and [[Cuba]]. This article is primarily concerned with the form of the religion as it is practiced in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. See [[Louisiana Voodoo]] for the Afro-creole tradition of [[New Orleans]], [[Santería]] and [[Arará]] for the forms local to Cuba, and [[Candomblé]] and [[Umbanda]] for Brazil.It is found in areas of the [[African diaspora]], especially [[Brazil]], [[Haiti]], [[Dominican Republic]], and [[Cuba]]. This article is primarily concerned with the form of the religion as it is practiced in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. See [[Louisiana Voodoo]] for the Afro-creole tradition of [[New Orleans]], [[Santería]] and [[Arará]] for the forms local to Cuba, and [[Candomblé]] and [[Umbanda]] for Brazil.- Vodou bears strong oral tradition, adherents place great honor to deities and venerate ancestors, both ancient and recent. Abbey is a slut.+ Vodou bears strong oral tradition, adherents place great honor to deities and venerate ancestors, both ancient and recent.When the word ''Vodou'' is capitalized, it denotes the religion. In lower case, it means the [[spirits]] of the religion.When the word ''Vodou'' is capitalized, it denotes the religion. In lower case, it means the [[spirits]] of the religion.- Bloom (Winx Club)
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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 17: Line 17: ==Personality Profile====Personality Profile==- Bloom was born on December 10th<ref name = "birthday"/> in Domino (Sparx in another version of the show).<ref name = "homeworld"/> She was born into royalty. [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Queen Miriam]] and [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|King Oritel]]. Shortly after birth, her planet was attacked by a coven of witches (the Trix's ancestors) who sought to retrieve the Dragon's Flame<ref name = "dragon">In the 4kids dub, '''Dragon's Flame''' was renamed to "Dragon Fire"</ref> from Domino.<ref name= "homeworld"/> During this battle, the lively culture and population was decimated. In a final sacrificial act to ensure that the Dragon's Flame<ref name= "dragon"/> did not fall into the wrong hands, Bloom's older sister, [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Daphne]], sent her into a portal that lead to another planet, Earth. At the beginning of season one, Bloom was 16-years-old.+ 4kids-Liza Jacqueline- + Kung Fu Pada-Vanessa Hudgens- On Earth, Bloom appeared in a building that her father [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Mike]], a firefighter, was dousing. Mike rescued Bloom and eventually adopted her. Bloom's adoptive mother was [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Vanessa]], a florist. Bloom grew up to have an uneventful childhood and had no awareness of her true origins. In her youth, she received a gift, her close pet rabbit [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Kiko]] and met her nemesis, the [[snobness|snobbish]] and [[arrogance|arrogant]] [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Mitzi]].+ Lakme-Anjana Sukhani- + Japanese-Amree Takahara(Singer)- In her late teens, Bloom encountered [[Stella (Winx Club)|Stella]] fighting at a local park with [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Other characters|Knut]], an ogre. Just as Stella was about to be defeated, Bloom, surprisingly, used a magical attack and turned the fight in Stella's favour, and both of them were able to defeat Knut. Stella, impressed with Bloom's power, encouraged her to attend to [[Winx Club#Alfea|Alfea]], the prestigious school for fairies which Stella studied at. Curious about developing her powers and eager to find out where they came from, Bloom agrees, after convincing her parents.+ Winx Power Show-Mary Dima/Francesca Colapietro- + Winx Club Theatre Tour-Janneke Voet- ===Life in Alfea: The first year===+ Winx Club on Tour-Thirza Solcer- At Alfea, the school for fairies, Bloom and [[Stella (Winx Club)|Stella]] shared the same dormitory, meeting [[Flora (Winx Club)|Flora]], [[Musa (Winx Club)|Musa]] and [[Tecna (Winx Club)|Tecna]], their fellow roommates. They became friends and soon, on a trip to Magix, they were attacked by a trio of witches, otherwise known as the [[The Trix (Winx Club)|Trix]], as Bloom had been spying on them.+ Italian-Letizia Ciampa- + Winx Club Japan Tourist-Ayumi Kinoshita/Ami Koshimizu- After constant attacks, the Winx Club gained the attention of [[List of minor Winx Club characters#Alfea|Ms. Faragonda]], the headmistress of Alfea. After an attack on Musa in Magix, the girls learned that the reason for the constant fighting was that the Trix were seeking to get the power of the Dragon's Flame, <ref name= "dragon"/> and after a fight in which Bloom unleashed an enormous amount of energy, they were soon convinced that Bloom had it. Unfamiliar with the term Dragon's Flame, she sought the guidance of her headmistress and was told the history of Domino. <ref name= "homeworld"/> Bloom herself would not know that she had this power until the Trix later succeeded in taking it, leading to a series of journeys for Bloom to regain what she had lost.==Appearance====Appearance==- Unionism in Ireland
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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 266: Line 266: * '''Neo-Unionism''', the aspiration for the whole of Ireland to be reintegrated into the [[United Kingdom]]. The extent of support for this is widely regarded as negligible both in the Republic of Ireland and in Britain.* '''Neo-Unionism''', the aspiration for the whole of Ireland to be reintegrated into the [[United Kingdom]]. The extent of support for this is widely regarded as negligible both in the Republic of Ireland and in Britain.- Southern Irish Unionists are sometimes referred to as [[Anglo-Irish|"Anglo-Irish"]], an often incorrect term as many Irish of English descent were staunch nationalists, for example Wolfe Tone, Casement etc (or sometimes in the case of Ulster "Scots-Irish" or in America, "Scotch-Irish") or (often disparagingly) "[[West Briton|West British]]".+ Today, [[the Reform Movement]], the [[Irish Unionist Alliance]], and the [[Loyal Irish Union]] are active Irish Unionist or Neo-Unionist organisations in the Republic of Ireland.- The study of Irish history from a Unionist perspective is known in the [[Republic of Ireland]] as [[Historical revisionism|revisionist]] history, although some Catholic writers are regarded as revisionists, such as [[Kevin Myers]] and [[Eoghan Harris]]. Indeed, a (Southern) Irish Unionist is as likely to be Catholic (or of "other"/no religion) as Protestant. In turn, most nationalist historians today accept that the nationalist histories written in 1920-60 are often biased and simplistic, and a synthesis is emerging.+ While Southern Unionists in many ways identify with their Northern counterparts one respect in which they differ is describing themselves as "''Irish'' Unionists". Some Northern Unionists no longer like to regard themselves as Irish at all because, while the term may be geographically correct, it is often perceived as being synonymous with ''Gaelic'' culture and Irish Nationalist views (with which Ulster Unionists ''ipso facto'' do not identify) and prefer the term ''Ulster'' Unionist. Southern Unionists however contend that "Irish? does not necessarily imply "[[Gaels|Gaelic]]? and the term "[[Ulster Unionist]]" is both geographically incorrect (part of Ulster is in the Republic of Ireland) and excludes Unionists from the other three Irish provinces ([[Leinster]], [[Munster]] and [[Connacht|Connaught]]).{{Fact|date=June 2007}}- However, many historians have come to view that the ''accepted'' and traditional view of the history of the British Isles, particularly that of the history of the Gaels, was already subject to historical revisionism (for example, in the [[Lebor Gabála Érenn|''Book of the Taking of Ireland'']], known as ''The Book of Invasions'').+ The study of Irish history from a Unionist perspective is known in the [[Republic of Ireland]] as [[Historical revisionism|revisionist]] history, although some Catholic writers are regarded as revisionists, such as [[Kevin Myers]] and [[Eoghan Harris]]. Indeed, a (Southern) Irish Unionist is as likely to be Catholic (or of "other"/no religion) as Protestant. In turn, most nationalist historians today accept that the nationalist histories written in 1920-60 are often biased and simplistic, and a synthesis is emerging. Many historians have also come to the view that the accepted and traditional view of the history of the British Isles, particularly that of the history of the Gaels, was already subject to historical revisionism (for example, in the [[Lebor Gabála Érenn|''Book of the Taking of Ireland'']], known as ''The Book of Invasions'').- While Southern Unionists in many ways identify with their Northern counterparts one respect in which they differ is describing themselves as "''Irish'' Unionists". Some Northern Unionists no longer like to regard themselves as Irish at all because, while the term may be geographically correct, it is often perceived as being synonymous with ''Gaelic'' culture and Irish Nationalist views (with which Ulster Unionists ''ipso facto'' do not identify) and prefer the term ''Ulster'' Unionist. Southern Unionists however contend that "Irish? does not necessarily imply "[[Gaels|Gaelic]]? and the term "[[Ulster Unionist]]" is both geographically incorrect (part of Ulster is in the Republic of Ireland) and excludes Unionists from the other three Irish provinces ([[Leinster]], [[Munster]] and [[Connacht|Connaught]]).{{Fact|date=June 2007}}+ Southern Irish Unionists are sometimes referred to as [[Anglo-Irish|"Anglo-Irish"]], an often incorrect term as many Irish of English descent were staunch nationalists, for example Wolfe Tone, Casement etc (or sometimes in the case of Ulster "Scots-Irish" or in America, "Scotch-Irish") or (often disparagingly) "[[West Briton|West British]]".- - Today, [[the Reform Movement]], the [[Irish Unionist Alliance]], and the [[Loyal Irish Union]] are active Irish Unionist or Neo-Unionist organisations in the Republic of Ireland.==References====References== - Category talk:2001 Majorca Open
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[?]? Previous revision Revision as of 09:32, 12 October 2008 Line 112: Line 112: |style="background-color: #def; padding: 0 10px 0 10px; border: 1px solid #888;"|Thank you for supporting me in my RfA, which passed with a count of (154/3/2). I appreciate the community's trust in me, and I will do my best to be sure it won't regret handing me the mop. I am honored by your trust and your support. Again, thank you. –[[User:Juliancolton|Juliancolton]] [[User talk:Juliancolton|<font color="#66666"><sup>'''T'''ropical</sup></font>]] [[Special:contributions/Juliancolton|<font color="#66666"><sup>'''C'''yclone</sup></font>]] 19:12, 27 September 2008 (UTC)|style="background-color: #def; padding: 0 10px 0 10px; border: 1px solid #888;"|Thank you for supporting me in my RfA, which passed with a count of (154/3/2). I appreciate the community's trust in me, and I will do my best to be sure it won't regret handing me the mop. I am honored by your trust and your support. Again, thank you. –[[User:Juliancolton|Juliancolton]] [[User talk:Juliancolton|<font color="#66666"><sup>'''T'''ropical</sup></font>]] [[Special:contributions/Juliancolton|<font color="#66666"><sup>'''C'''yclone</sup></font>]] 19:12, 27 September 2008 (UTC)|}|}+ + ==AfD nomination of Bangkok Monorail==+ [[Image:Ambox warning pn.svg|48px|left]]An article that you have been involved in editing, [[Bangkok Monorail]], has been listed for [[Wikipedia:Deletion policy|deletion]]. If you are interested in the deletion discussion, please participate by adding your comments at [[Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Bangkok Monorail]]. Thank you. <small>Do you want to [[Template:Bots#Message notification opt out|opt out]] of receiving this notice?</small><!-- Template:Adw --> [[User:Paul_012|Paul_012]] <sup>([[User talk:Paul_012|talk]])</sup> 09:32, 12 October 2008 (UTC)- Premier Oil
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