Wikinews:Requested articles
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Requested articles[edit]
2014-03-11
Description: French intelligency (DCRI) attempts to enforce the deletion of an article in fr.wp and legally pressured a French WP admin.
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Description: Atlanta Falcons defeat Seattle Seahawks in 30-28 nail-biter
Full story: On Sunday, January 13, the Atlanta (GA) Falcons won the NFC divisional playoff game against the Seattle (WA) Seahawks, and will go on to play against the 49ers in the NFC championships on January 20. The Atlanta Falcons were leading 20-0 at halftime, but the Seattle Seahawks scored four touchdowns during the second half, resulting in a 28-27 Seahawks lead with less than 1 minute remaining in the game. On their last possession of the game the Falcons brought the ball to the Seahawks' 31-yard line. As Atlanta missed the game-winning field goal, an official blew the play dead, allowing them to re-kick the field goal, resulting in a 30-28 lead. The Falcons then kicked a squib, which could have allowed the Seahawks a chance to answer with another score, but the Seahawks threw an interception in the final play of the game with only 2 seconds remaining.
Sources: Televised game on Fox.
Categories: Category:sports
2013-01-06
Description: Houston, Baltimore, Seattle, and Green Bay win NFL wildcard playoff games, go on to divisional championships
Full story: In the (U.S.) National Football League wild card playoffs on January 5, 2013, the Houston Texans defeated the Cincinnati Bengals, 19–13, and will go on to play against the New England Patriots in the divisional championships on Sunday, January 13. The Green Bay (Wisconsin) Packers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 24–10, and will go on to play against the 49ers on Saturday, January 12. On January 6, 2013, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Indianapolis Colts 24–9 in the wildcard playoff game, and will go on to play against the Denver Broncos in the divisional playoffs on Saturday, January 12. The Seattle Seahawks defeated the Washington Redskins 24–14 and will go on to play against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, January 13; during this game, Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III suffered a reinjury of his knee, which had been injured during a regular-season game on December 9, 2012.
Sources: National Football League. "NFL.com" — National Football League, 01/06/2013
Categories: Category:sports
2014-03-11
Description: Carroll Shelby, a Champion Auto Racer and Builder, Died 10 May 2012 in Dallas,Texas USA.
Full story: After being confined to bed for much of his early childhood with a heart ailment, Carroll Shelby grew strong enough to take an interest in cars and eventually served during World War II as a flying instructor and test pilot. After the war he embarked on a racing career that quickly rose to international acclaim. Sports Illustrated named him driver of the year in 1956 and 1957. He won at Le Mans in 1959, becoming only the second American-born driver to win the 24 hour endurance race. Shelby drove everything from Formula 1 to the Bonneville Salt Flats. A heart ailment forced him to quit driving and he founded Shelby American in 1962 where his lasting impact will be the cars he built, namely the Shelby Cobra 427 that beat Ferrari in Europe and his variations of the Ford Mustang. His masterpiece came from importing a British roadster, the AC Ace, then replacing its undersized engine with a Ford V-8, eventually winning the international Grand Touring championships in 1965. After leading Ford's efforts to beat Ferrari at LeMans with the GT40, Ford asked Shelby to help develop a hot-rod edition of the Ford Mustang in the 1960s, a deal that soon produced the GT350 and the GT500, cars still battled over by collectors today commanding six and seven-figure prices. In the early 1990's, Shelby began working with Dodge at the request of Chrysler Corporation chairman, Lee Iacocca, who had previously been responsible for bringing Shelby to the Ford Mustang. Shelby was brought on board as the "Performance Consultant" on the Dodge Viper. In 1992, Shelby was inducted into the Automobile Hall of Fame. He was one of the nation's longest-living heart transplant recipients, having received a heart in 1990. He also received a kidney transplant in 1996 from his son,Michael.
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Categories: [[:Category:{{{8}}}]]{not done}207.4.83.34 (talk) 12:35, 12 May 2012 (UTC)
2014-03-11
Description: Kristina Calhoun is the leader of one of the Yukon's newest political parties, the Yukon Green Party which is entering a fall election for the first time.
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Sources: CBC News. "Elections loom in 7 provinces, territories" — CBC News, 13 September 2011
Categories: Category:Yukon
