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Sorry, I got that wrong; the 1932 Variety is not in the talk. It's in my slides for the SPIE talk, but that's not published. But you could reference Variety directly: Tuesday, July 12, 1932, p.6, section "PICTURES" headline "HIPP REOPENS AUG. 12: 2D RUN PIX -- Hippodrome, New York, is scheduled to

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I'm still having trouble getting the links to work even for the ones you have changed. (I note that the link I gave you above as an example won't even work for me now.) I'll try to investigate more and see if I can figure something out. Maybe don't bother going back and changing them until we can be

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Recently another editor wanted to keep the source and change the claim to "When the Korean War ended in July 1953, South and North Korea signed an armistice negotiation. The U.N. and South Korea defined the Northern Limits Line (NLL) as the maritime boundary, and North Korea had been quiet about it

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earlier. I created the article for the earlier train bombing currently on ITN but I wondered if you knew if there was a connection between the two (I'm sure I'll not be the first to wonder) and, if so, is there an article we can update/create or whatever? My knowledge of Russian politics is next to

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Yeah, I think that's an underlying problem with the whole issue.... there is so little information out (and what is out is repeated by different people, at different times, sometimes inappropriately, creating a bit of a mess) and it's not clear who is involved or who has done what. The same problem

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I think Xinhua has the same issues (the XH article is probably, just like the CD one, coming from the central government somewhere far away); I would feel more comfortable waiting for something more independent to confirm this. After BBC and several others hurriedly picked up the first "200" story

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is causing a mess with numbers... for example, for the number of refugees, 10 000, 30 000, and 37 000 have all been thrown around and (and still are being thrown around today, different numbers in different sources), and the numbers of people reported to be in each army don't match up anywhere.

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article is at FAC and someone has raised an accessibility concern about the use of flagicons in the "International reactions" section. Since you did most of the work creating that section, would you be interested in checking out Eubulides' comment at

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Hi. I've noticed that you have made some very timely contributions to the articles on recent coverage of the Urumqi riots. I just wanted you to check the current "background" section on the page to see if it is presented in a factual manner. Thanks!

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Actually, I just got bold and added it to ITN myself... now I guess I'll just sit back and wait to see if anyone objects. (and in the meantime I'll brace myself for tons of edits...although hopefully this doesn't become as big a project as

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is complete crap; what they said, based on what I said, was completely mangled. When I did the SPIE paper that you cite now, I hadn't yet found the 1932 use of Pix in Variety; but by my talk at the Computer History Museum I had that:

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Hey Midway, thanks for your work on the UN, especially the Resolutions. Your additions have really made things easier to navagate. I'll try to write a few more myself when I've got more time. Keep up the good work. -

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of the ETIM article (I have since rewritten that section and the sources are gone, but in the old version it mentioned stuff about Sino-Paki relations and accusations of "Uyghur terrorist training camps" in Pakistan).

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back in August and then got chided, I imagine they'll check their facts carefully now, so if we see BBC or one of those reporting on this and claiming those numbers are true, we could be a lot more confident in them.

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Just a note that the links to the PDF copies of the UNSC resolutions you've been including don't work when a browser has not accessed the page before. What you need to do is include the web address that is used

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Yes, that section needs starting, let alone expanding! I'll try to have some reasonably accurate and NPoV information for you within the next 24 hours, unless anyone beats me to it! Best wishes for 2010,

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Hi Midway, I just read one of your articles at newpage patrol, and was surprised to see that an editor who has been contributing articles since 2005 hadn't already been approved as an

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article—a timely addition to the encyclopedia, and an article that thankfully is not full of the sensationalist and POV stuff that more prominent recent-news articles often are.

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article) even noticed that you've basically build the International Response-part basically all by yourself. So... *smile* - *tapdance on table* - *cough* - "YAY!"

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ed that we agreed to spell British. So if you find the time, could you go through the entire thing and check for spelling? (since you're the expert:P) THX

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