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Tom Walter sees the best of the world around him through his camera's viewfinder, and he is hoping to bring that same perspective into focus for others.

Walter and fellow amateur photographer Kay Biller are organizing a photography club for area enthusiasts, with the first meeting set for later this month.

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NEW YORK, Dec. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- LinkShare, a leading pay-per-action marketing network, announced the debut of Flex Links and its first customer testing the technology, ShopNBC, a multimedia retailer and one of the nation's leading home shopping channels.

Flex Links is a new kind of embedded link technology that allows advertisers and publishers to add a new level of tracking to the Web's most popular advertising content.

"ShopNBC, with its national reach and interactive multimedia platform, was instrumental in validating Flex Links," said Steve Denton, President of LinkShare. "By distributing their brand message and product merchandising with video, widgets and other content embedded with Flex Links, ShopNBC will be able to reach consumers in entirely new ways."

"ShopNBC is excited to partner with LinkShare in pioneering the use of Flex Links to enable us to syndicate our product merchandising through new and unique interactive means with our Affiliate partners," said Geoff Smith, Vice President of ShopNBC.com.

It takes 60 votes to end debate in the Senate, two-thirds of both chambers to override a presidential veto. These answers are correct - and misleading almost to the point of deception.

We're not in the business of giving politicians advice.

But it's a simple truth, whether you support the war or not: There is a lot more Democrats could do to change, or at least challenge, the politics of the war in Washington, even if they do not have the numbers to impose new policies on President Bush.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) could force a vote a day over Iraq. She could keep the House in session all night, over weekends and through planned vacations.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) could let filibusters run from now till Christmas rather than yield to pro-war Republicans.

NEW YORK (AP) _ Roger Clemens beat Brian McNamee to court, filing a defamation suit against the former trainer who claimed to have injected him with performance-enhancing drugs.

Clemens filed the suit Sunday night in Harris County District Court in Texas, listing 15 alleged statements McNamee made to the baseball drug investigator George Mitchell. Clemens claimed the statement were "untrue and defamatory."

"According to McNamee, he originally made his allegations to federal authorities after being threatened with criminal prosecution if he didn't implicate Clemens," according to the 14-page petition, obtained early Monday by The Associated Press.

The suit, first reported by the Houston Chronicle, states that when McNamee told others that when he first was interviewed by federal law enforcement last June, he denied Clemens had used steroids or human growth hormone.