Coren is in this photo, from Wikimania 2009 Options

[Daniel Brandt]

This is as close as I can get to a photo of Coren (Marc-André Pelletier), but the label on this photo is sloppy and I don't know which one he is. He was on the "Growing Pains" panel, day two, at Wikimania 2009. I'm trying to add to my collection of arbitrators on hivemind.

Can anyone tell me if he's in this photo? I think that's Cary Bass on the left, so that leaves three choices: 1. solid light-colored shirt, 2. blue and white striped shirt, and 3. dark shirt on the extreme right.

There's an "ogg" video file here that's an hour and a half long, but I don't have a video player that can handle it. While the resolution on that video is horrible, it may at least offer a clue as to who is who, if all else fails. But someone must know the answer without going to all the trouble of listening to it.

[Somey]

Daniel should use the photo in this Facebook page and just crop it to the guy in the middle. It's probably not him, but he'll be so embarrassed that he'll probably send him an 8x10 glossy just to get the thing removed!

I gotta say though, the guy speaking from the lectern in that OGG video didn't sound like a 40-year-old to me, he sounded more like a 20-year-old. Maybe he just has a well-preserved voice, but by the time most guys turn 40 their voices get a little deeper and more gravelly-sounding than that.

[Milton Roe]

Daniel should use the photo in this Facebook page and just crop it to the guy in the middle. It's probably not him, but he'll be so embarrassed that he'll probably send him an 8x10 glossy just to get the thing removed!

I gotta say though, the guy speaking from the lectern in that OGG video didn't sound like a 40-year-old to me, he sounded more like a 20-year-old. Maybe he just has a well-preserved voice, but by the time most guys turn 40 their voices get a little deeper and more gravelly-sounding than that.

If they smoke. Otherwise, the voice is one of the most well-preserved things about a person. Until they get to the stage of "wit single, voice treble" of poor Falstaff.

Saw Bill Murray on Anthony Bourdain last night. He looks like hell, but he's a lot older than in Groundhog Day, and out in the real world, time keeps on slipping, slipping. Close your eyes, though, and there's no difference.

[A Horse With No Name]

Daniel should use the photo in this Facebook page and just crop it to the guy in the middle. It's probably not him, but he'll be so embarrassed that he'll probably send him an 8x10 glossy just to get the thing removed!

I gotta say though, the guy speaking from the lectern in that OGG video didn't sound like a 40-year-old to me, he sounded more like a 20-year-old. Maybe he just has a well-preserved voice, but by the time most guys turn 40 their voices get a little deeper and more gravelly-sounding than that.

If they smoke. Otherwise, the voice is one of the most well-preserved things about a person. Until they get to the stage of "wit single, voice treble" of poor Falstaff.

I know a lot of middle-aged men who sound like tween girls. (IMG:smilys0b23ax56/default/wacko.gif)