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There isn't more than a week since a new advertisement of the Greek sponsor Opap, was aired at the Greek television. At the end of the clip, the Eurovision 2006 mascot was presented. As X presented you weeks ago many information about the mascot, we proudly announce that once again we were true and our information is confirmed. The mascot is a butterfly. Instead of head and body, there's a microphone. The butterfly's feathers are dotted with the four of the five colour of this year sublogo and on the right feather, the Eurovision Athens 2006 logo is placed in the center. The news about this mascot and it's use is not confirmed yet, so we are currently awaiting probably for a press release from. Even if it is the official mascot of Eurovision, or if it will be used only for Opap campaign and sponsorship of the 51st Eurovision Song Contest in Athens 2006.

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am kirjoitti:Ei syytä paniikkiin! Tällä kertaa urheilu saa luvan väistyä Euroviisujen tieltä! YLE lähettää Eurovision laulukilpailujen semifinaalin ja finaalin suorina lähetyksinä TV2ssa ja samaan aikaan pelattavat MM-jääkiekkomatsit lähetetään todennäköisesti digikanavalla (YLE24) riippumatta siitä, pelaako Suomi niissä vai ei.

Roope kirjoitti:Niin siis jokainen puhelu kestäisi minuutin, pisteet alkaa lentämään viiden sekunnin kohdalla kerran viidessä sekunnissa ja vielä jää loppuun 10 sekuntia aikaa hyvästelyyn . Jos spokesperson ei ehdi puolen minuutin kohdalla mukaan, mikä tuottaa ainakin Venäjän naiselle ongelmia , niin sitten niitä ei lueta ollenkaan, ihan turhia myös ne juontajien toistelut näin tietokoneaikana.

When each spokesperson comes online, there will be a board with seven spaces on the screen to the left. At a reasonable pace the first space will show for example Switzerland 1 point (at this point the other six spaces are blank) then the second space will then go onto show Croatia 2 points (five remaining blank spaces), Spain 3 points and so on. There should hopefully be enough time to get an audience reaction as each one is revealed in turn. But it is at a faster pace than the traditional announcement. After those seven have been done, it will then cut to the overall scoreboard and the current state of the countries. The spokesperson will then announce the 8, 10 and 12 as in previous years. With the graphic of the 8 points flying up to its slot on the board, and then the 10 points, and finally of course our favourite douze points. The last three countries will announce their points in the full order as in the past years. There was a general feeling amongst the audience that it wasn't as bad as first expected, and could improve the pace of the voting. As Mr Stockselius remarked, the biggest mistake they could make is to lay back and not change with the times