Viisukuppila

TOTUUDENPUHUJA kirjoitti:En tiedä, onko tästä jo puhuttu täällä.

tonywerner kirjoitti:
Senhän saisi selville lukemalla näitä keskusteluja. 

In a press release today, the BBC have announced that the commentary on the semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest this year will be brought to you live from Helsinki with not one, but two commentators. Paddy O'Connell, who has done the semfinial coverage on BBC 3 since the show was introduce in 2004, will be joined by Sarah Cawood (above, left). Cawood, who is 35, has presented 'Live and Kicking', 'Top of The Pops', and also works as a correspondant on the 'Richard and Judy' tea-time slot on Channel 4. This will be the first time that the BBC have eomployed a two-person system. The semifinal will run from 20:00-22:40 BST on BBC Three.

The legend that is Sir Terry Wogan will once again be commentating on the final of the Eurovision Song Contest, which starts at 20:00 BST on BBC One on Saturday May 12. Wogan will also be presenting his radio show 'Wake Up to Wogan' live from Helsinki on Thursday May 10 and Friday May 11. He will be interviewing Scooch live on air on Thursday morning, and meeting Alison Airaksinen on Friday- a Brit who now lives and works in the Finnish capital.

Ken Bruce, who provides the radio commentry on BBC Radio Two will also be out in Helsinki, commentating on the final, as well as broadcasting his mid-morning show on the 10th and 11-th. On May 11 Bruce wil lgive his annual Eurovision preview.

And finally, Steve Wright will be presenting a special editino of 'Top of The Pops 2' on BBC Two on Saturday May 5, looking at the best and the worst of the Eurovision Song Contest. There will be classic performances from Abba, Cliff, Bucks Fizz, Katrina And The Waves, Sandie Shaw, Mary Hopkin, Lulu, Johnny Logan, Nicole, Dana International, Brotherhood Of Man, Clodagh Rogers and many more, not forgetting Scooch of course.

The BBC will be carrying the Eurovision Song Contest in High-definition (HD), so anyone with an HD-ready TV (and the sufficiant cables) will be able to experience Eurovision like never before!

JeSSSe kirjoitti: tossa uudessa videossa on kuulemma jossain kohti taustalla brittien lippu väärinpäin 

JuhaUK kirjoitti:

JeSSSe kirjoitti: tossa uudessa videossa on kuulemma jossain kohti taustalla brittien lippu väärinpäin 

Miten se voi olla väärinpäin, kun se on symmetrinen 

JuhaUK kirjoitti: Niin, mä ehdin jo luulla että siinä on värit väärinpäin  Katselin nyt sen videon ja se Union Jack on hieman vaan venytetty vasemmasta reunastaan, eli ei näytä symmetriseltä, mutta saman käsittelyn on saanut kaikki muutkin liput 

Tietty jos lipun kuvio on painettu vaan toiselle puolelle, niin sitten se voi olla väärinpäinkin vai onko se sitten nurin? 

Miksei kukaan kommentoi, että Suomen lippu on suunnilleen oikein, sitä sentään näkee aika harvoin täälläpäin ja se esiintyy ekana

There is a right way up for the Union Jack, but it is not flown upside down as a signal of a ship in distress. That is only done with ensigns, in which the Union emblem occupies only the upper hoist quarter of the flag. When a British (or American) ensign is flown "union down," it is obviously distinguishable from one flown in the normal fashion. An upside-down Union Jack is not sufficiently different from a right side-up Union Jack to be useful as a signal of anything except that the person hoisting it wasn't paying attention.

tuulia kirjoitti: Joka tapauksessa uskon, että tämä joko pärjää tai sitten ei.