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Wikipedia:Historical archive/New user log/September 2004

Selphie
hi, im what you might call 'recently new'. after having stumbled on wiki last month while researching Company or somesuch, but i only stumbled on this page now! thought id say hi anyways! im from Cumbria (we cant all be perfect) and am planing to get out as soon as i can! Selphie 14:21, 1 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Grunners
Hi, not a new user, having used the site for research for the last year, and editing the last few months.

Worked/ing on a few major projects, including updating articles on British canals, as well as creating pages on Family Guy, my hometown and my previous school amongst others.

Am a Law & Politics student, and so have added to pages on both British and inter-governmental European politics.

Also add to and tidy up pages on which I have some knowledge if I ever come across anything that looks a bit sparse.

Feel free to get in touch if you have an article/task you'd like help with! Grunners 15:13, 1 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Octoberon
I've been an h2g2 researcher for some time but haven't written as much as I'd like. At first I wondered whether Wikipedia was really any different but I can now see that it is very complimentary. I'm looking forward to getting involved.

I believe this type collaborative venture is probably the greatest benefit of the internet. I'm very pleased to see that it actually works! It re-affirms my faith in people to see them so simply and easily working together for the common good.

I have various interests including motorcycles, motorsports, popular and classical music and, judging by my growing fascination with this site, just about anything else.

To pay the bills I design and develop web applications. I live in England. I'm 38 and have a wonderful partner and an equally wonderful two-year-old son.

WhosYourJudas
I'm a sixteen year old kid that likes what happening here, so I decided to join. I also joined Wikibooks - you all should come over and help out in your areas of expertise.

I've used the site for research and such in teh past, but hadn't really submitted - just a few minor edits anonymously. But now I'm hoping to write some brilliant prose. ;) Whosyourjudas 03:38, 2 Sep 2004 (UTC)

jim09091
22 year old who lives in Boston, MA and Bonita Beach, FL. I am currently attending Northeastern University in Boston, MA and finishing up a degree in MIS & Marketing. I discovered Wikipedia during a tangent search on Altavista of places around here in southwest FL recently effected by Hurricane Charley. I ended up jumping from link to link until I was on the page for Boca Raton, FL and noticed that a few links did not have pages. Since I was born there and spent many years there, I decided to add a few entries.

Bionic Beefpile
Hi, I'm a new Wikipedia junkie from the Delaware area. I'm a biochemist, so most of my contributions will probably be in that general area.

I believe I first heard about Wikipedia on NPR, but I may be wrong about that...

I've already tried my hand with a writeup on Neurokinin 1, so your comments there would be welcome

Johnkarp
Hi,

I'm a student at UIUC, where I officially do stuff with Mathematics and Cognitive Science, plus just about anything else unofficially (notably Latin-American, Balkan and Arabic music). Just got started a few days ago. I don't have any grand goals, really. But whenever I'm surprised to find something in red I like to make it go blue. For example I just put up Inti-Illimani. I might do Warda Al-Jazairia or Mahmoud Ahmed next. Johnkarp 22:02, 3 Sep 2004 (UTC)

hi
Been browsing this sight quietly for awhile, but decided to take up on the offer to register. Nice site, very creative. TomStar81 03:46, 4 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Jordy
I have decided to create an account. I am still not sure what subjects I will contribute to, however. Jordy 07:12, 4 Sep 2004 (UTC)

AndrewL
I recently registered as I think Wikipedia is a tremendous idea and asset. I'm already fascinated by what I've found and will add, where I can, primarily to broadcasting-related subjects. Andrew 13:30, 4 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Spinboy
I haven't been here that long, but I've done my share of edits. I heard about the place through a friend. I'm looking forward to many, many more contributions. Spinboy 01:07, 5 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Thortful
Retired Australian doctor who is nagged by kids to add info to Wiki. Thortful 09:38, 5 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Cjrs 79
I am a Ph.D. student in mathematics, but I also tend to read a lot on issues such as history, monarchies, Latin Americans countries, and US history. I am a Latin American US citisen. I heard from wikipedia when i did a search on some mathematical term and found a wikipedia entry.

Cjrs 79 21:04, 6 Sep 2004 (UTC)

geek84
Hello Wikipedians,

My name is Mike D. Live in Escondido, CA (San Diego county). Moved here in 1984 (part of the rationale for geek84. The other is 2 * 42 [the answer to everything] = 84.  I certainly don't have the answer to everything, but after reading the entire Wiki*.*, I'll be a lot closer.  :-)  )

Moving to the San Diego area (from Long Island, NY) was one of the best things my wife and I have ever done.

I work as an embedded computer programmer for a medical device company. Specialties: USB (Universal Serial Bus), device drivers.

Interests: computers, photography, astronomy, animal welfare, travel, politics.

BSEE, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA. UCSD is one of my favorite places here. (Maybe I'll get an advanced degree in something before I croak.)

--Geek84 00:36, 7 Sep 2004 (UTC)

benfergy
Hello to all Wikipedians.

My name is Ben, I'm currently an undergraduate college student. I've been reading posts on Wikipedia for a few months now, and I've been interested in contributing, so, I guess now's the best time.

My interests are very eclectic. I'm a computer science major, but I have plenty of other interests as well. I look forward to contributing to Wikipedia, even if only in the form of small changes (though I eventually hope to write new pages as well.)

Have a good day everyone.

Benfergy

hello and testing
lost my old account info, setting up a new one...

Elias
Hi my name is Elias, and I've just made my mark on Wiki. I completely redid the page on PricewaterhouseCoopers and created one on MediaSoc, as a means of avoiding my financial accounting tutorial homework. I am a history and politics buff, and I have specialist knowledge in accounting and finance. I also have a deep interest in publishing, and closely follow developments in the content-based industries. I have a good generalist knowledge about the internet and technology and I really should go to bed now.

ZayZayEM
I'm from Australia. And anyone from SparkNotes should know of my prowress. i'll try to use it for good and not evil.

Doing wikis for Australia, science and anything else I like.

Cje
Hi, my name is Chris - my user name is just my initials. I just added a paragraph to Flatterland but will edit more boldly in the future. For more see my User page

--Cje 20:02, 11 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Wordie
Oh jeez this is addictive. I just meant to get the pattern language article into shape enough that other people could sink their teeth in, but I think I've edited it 30 times now!! I'm interested in practically everything, but mostly I'm an editor -- I like to clarify, reorganize, shorten. I have a compulsive need to fix apostrophe violations :) (hey, are smilies even allowed around here?)

See you out in the big wide wiki... Wordie 16:50, 9 Sep 2004 (UTC)

inturnaround
Howdy all. I'm new to the world of Wikipedia editing and I must say I'm enjoying the writing. My first major contribution is on The Apprentice 2. I hope you enjoy what I've done so far and what I will do in the future Inturnaround 03:01, 10 Sep 2004 (UTC)

FrzzMan the Vikiaz
Hi there, I'm from Vietnam, being here impressed by the openness of Wikipedia enable people to contribute their different POV about the subject...

I'll try not to make things worse when editing articles, I'm specialized on computer hardware and overclocking plus web programming and designing skill from my job, anything related to computer will seduce me...

Hopefully Wikipedia will have more article about these fields...

FrzzMan 07:02, 10 Sep 2004 (UTC)

veerathu
Hallo Everybody!

Good to share feelings. I have read some of the comments and its quite interesting to be a part of this group! I am an Electrical engineer from Germany. I am currently doing Master's and would like to share the knowledge with you all. I am working on implementing Boundary Element Method in Finite Integration Technique. I am sure that not many have heard much about these topics. Anyway, if someone does these before can help me in this regard. But I will be posting any updates I come across to benefit the users. Have a good time! take care

Hi!!!
Looking forward to blogging some real stuff. Well, you may disagree that this is "blogging" but that's the point.

 * 1) A contribution is going to be read.
 * 2) Therefore it should be interesting and non-trivial.

hi from bobmutch
Hello everyone. Check out my Free SEO Toolssite. I am a consultant in london.on.ca and do webpage design, SEO and hardware and software system needs analysis for small to medium firms. I enjoy doing research on the internet and like to write also. I found wikipedia googling one night and thought it would be neat to do some writing over here. I do some coldfusion programing also. Here is my Car Dealer Inventory Listing Web Application that I put together. Well see you all soon in the pages.

hi there
Mostly active in it.wiki but i keep going back and forth. Sometimes i'm dragged by an interlinks impulse which force me wandering through various wikis dropping links all along. Are some guidelines to accomplish this work at best? If you need help translating something from it.wiki let me know. Ciao --Balubino 23:11, 11 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Josh
81.1.74.92 00:39, 12 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Anaraug
hello.. Anaraug 22:03, Sep 12, 2004 (UTC)

r b-j
r b-j 04:17, 13 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Gyrus
Hi all! I joined recently after the recent buzz about Wikipedia following Alex Halavais' experiment to test its self-correcting power. I live in London, England. I'm a web designer and developer (for fun and profit), and a writer and publisher (mostly just for fun). Interests include embodied consciousness, shamanism, dreams, cinema, etymology, prehistory, petroglyphs, healing and new technologies. More info on my user page...

Gyrus 23:06, 13 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Hi everyone!
I've already gotten addicted to wikipedia. I have some basic knowledge of Japanese, so I have been translating a little bit of the Japanese web pages about Japan. I'm a graduate student in computer science so I have been trying to contribute a bit in that area as well.

GJL 03:38, 14 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Greetings and Salutations
I am a newly registered user, but one how has been reading and using Wikipedia for some time. The recent brouhaha over the validity of Wikipedia pushed me into creating a log in and beginning to contribute. Hopefully I'll do a satisfactory job. kinrowan 11:09, 2004 Sep 15 (UTC)

Kalic@S'pore Say Hi!
Greetings to the community of Wikipedia! I'm a Malaysian staying @ Singapore right now. Just completed my tertiary education over here(Temasek Polytechnic). I'm still looking for a job @ the meantime and I think I can pass my time easily and meaningfully by contributing to Wikipedia. Just started for about a week and...pardon me, English is never my first language (my mother tongue is Mandarin, 1st language is Malay). Special thanks to: Garlics82 13:55, Sep 15, 2004 (UTC)
 * 1) TPK for giving me a guide in Wikipedia.
 * 2) Not forgeting Leo Leporte the Tech Guy on KFI AM640 for introducing me to the Wiki concept including the Wikipedia. ''Feel free to edit to contribute to his wiki Leoville.tv, but you must listen to his show to get the weekly password...to be continue @mySite

Greetings from L33tminion
I was just introduced to Wikipedia a few days ago, and I'm amazed by it and glad to have the opportunity to be a part of this project.

A bit about myself: I'm currently a first-year Computer Engineering student at Olin College in Needham, Massachusetts. I enjoy Magic: The Gathering, playing video games, and reading books and webcomics. For more info on me, check out my user page or my Blog (Livejournal), here.

So, greetings to everybody, and I hope I can make a valuable contribution to this community.

L33tminion 16:33, Sep 15, 2004 (UTC)

Riyehn
I've been visiting Wikipedia for a few months, and really feel this is a revolutionary project. I've just started contributing in the last few days, mostly on topics related to my region. I wouldn't consider myself an "expert" in any area, but I like to help out where I can.

Hello Wikipedians
I am a newbie and expect to stay that way for some time.

Thanks! Alberuni 00:28, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Allooooo.
Wuah... I dunno what to say, but I have joined and made one page.. Score.. Uh. Yup. I like shiny things and all that good stuff. :D

--Selphie 07:26, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Aydee
Hi. :) I've spent quite a lot of time browsing Wikipedia, and (having finally decided to make an account) it's nice to be able to become a real member of the community here. I'm currently a student in Auckland, New Zealand studying the physical sciences and mathematics. As such, you'll probably find me working on scientific and logical pages, or the occasional music page if I know enough about it. It's good to be here. Aydee 08:31, 2004 Sep 16 (UTC)

Hi!
Er...Hi! Just thought I'd say hi. My name is Brendan, and I am a psychologist working in the UK. Bscotland 20:55, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC) BScotland.

Oop
I shouldn't be here, as my current duties hardly leave me time to breathe, but as Wikipedia is currently my favourite information source on the Internet, I couldn't keep my fingers off some corrections, and so it started. Also, as a professional corrector/editor, I have my share of professional cretinism (yes, I'm one of those who write red commas on wallpapers). By education, I'm most likely to stick my nose in philosophy, assyriology or linguistics, but most of my friends would expect to see me in sf/fantasy or role-playing games articles. Sometimes, being Estonian feels like a compulsive hobby, too. Well, let's see where it all will lead... --Oop 00:15, Sep 17, 2004 (UTC)

Cromer
A retired teacher of Canadian high school English, drama and art, sometime newsletter editor, cartoonist, playwright, stagehand, poet, handyman, husband, father, webmaster for non-profit organizations, and now volunteer facilitator of internet access for seniors, I expect to lurk around here for a while before I say much more.

Amyrlin
Hey, I'm a big fan of this whole idea and finally got around to joining. Hope I can be a constructive and valuable resource (or at least not screw things up). :) What else goes here..?

Amyrlin 02:07, 17 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Introducing... jnicholson
I'm a programmer from Wellington, New Zealand. I can already see Wikipedia is something that's likely to become an addiction.

Chirag Patnaik
Hi,

I'm a Physics Grad, with a diploma in marketing. I have a keen interest in computing, technology and media and expect o see me around these topics. I currently work in th media Industry in India and am setting forth to write the entire history of Media in India ;)

ChiragPatnaik 08:52, Sep 18, 2004 (UTC) Chiragpatnaik

Hei på dere!
(Norwegian for Hi, how are you!)

I've used Wikipedia for a little while, and even linked from my own articles directly to Wikipedia articles. I have some knowledge about camera equipment and -technology. I am soon to be a bachelor in media science. Jonaro 10:45, 18 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Chris Pollitt
Hi, my name is Chris but my friends call me Topher. I think Wikipedia is one of the most interesting things on the Web. I have found it to be very addictive! (Much to my wife's chagrin.) Feel free to write me a message.

topher67 10:48, 2004 Sep 18 (UTC)

Andy Brandt
Hi,

I have known Wikipedia for some time but now I’ve decided to join in and contribute a bit. Especially since I have some spare time as I’m looking for a good job right now. You can see my profile on LinkedIn for more info.

AndyBrandt 21:08, 18 Sep 2004 (UTC)

PaulDC
My name is Paul and I live in the UK, near Bournemouth. I have a degree in Philosophy from Cambridge University and I have been running my own business developing computer systems for the last 25 years. I like highboard diving, skiing, reading, music, dancing and being with fun people. I'm keen on the Open Source model for software, and it looks great the way the same principles seem to work in the Wikipedia project. I'm facinated by the synthesis which has been created in the resolution of some pretty acrimonious disputes. PaulDC 10:40, 19 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Curtsurly
I like the governing system that is in place here to handle disputes and to facilitate the functionality of this enterprise. I am excited about participating in such a revolutionary community. Personally, I liken it to starting a fire. One person comes along and recognize only the fire's potential for destruction. Another individual sees what great warmth it might provide, if treated with care. Yet, another envisions a controlled fire destroying unnecessary debris in order for healthy crops to be planted in their stead. Yet another comes with the conviction that the fire is sacred, cleansing, life-affirming. I suppose it is obvious that both the creative and destructive potential for fire must be considered equally before one employs it for any purpose. Wikipedia can be viewed with precisely the same principle firmly in mind. This site affords quite an opportunity for learning the workings of NPOV, objective writing, and editing out bias when it skews the article in favour of a particular POV. It is important that the same standards are applied to every article. It is also necessary to be diligent and seek out those articles that need to be brought up to a certain level of efficacy.

Curtsurly 11:19, 19 Sep 2004 (UTC)Curtsurly

Wilz
Hello. This place is intimidating. I desperate want to help, but just thinking about formats and the like intimidates me like crazy. How does anyone get familiar enough with the whole place to be able to contribute sufficiently? I feel that my best contribution would be in terms of formatting since I'm quick with the keyboard, and know HTML, and am a PHP programmer myself.

I am also a past editor-in-chief and publisher of my university's student newsletter. But so many of the topics which I'm interested in here are already covered in very good detail.

I'd love to help, but I feel that I have to pick up so many more skills before I can begin. I would very much love some guidance in this place.

Wilz 18:43, 19 Sep 2004 (UTC)

hrhjune
Good Eve and hope all are doing okay. Have added information to the entry for ball-player Keith Hernandez, and entry "Fish Oil". My interests are varied, from Astro- to Zoo- onomy.(& Keith baby).

Wikipedius from Just Around
Hi, i'm a language teacher / translator from Italy. Wow, is Wikipedia is a fun place to learn. I have just started out in the Italian section too. The subjects i deal with are:

Italian /English/French Literature /translations/art/geography/history

I am not yet very knowledgeable about markup language, so please forgive my blunders... if you have new ideas for an article or project or want to shoot the breeze just drop me a line :-). Ciao.

--Wikipedius 19:45, 20 Sep 2004 (UTC)

English/Australian/Russian
Hello, I can't decide what to say. But that's a good thing, do I want to be able to sum up my entire life in a few sentences? I guess not. Nah, I'll try. Good speller, live in Tasmania (only three wikipedians do apparently), came from Kent, my name is Russian. I guess that's it. Uvarov 09:47, 21 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Melissa 'MelSkunk' Smith
Hello, I've been a long time user, but never a contributor, of Wikipedia, and have an interest in a variety of animals, art, and trivia related to fandom. I joined so I could create a page for one of my favorite breeds of dog, the Havanese, and now am finding I'm hanging around the dog area expanding stubs and similar :) Mel "MelSkunk" Smith 20:18, 21 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Fred
I'm Fred. 21 years old. Taurean. Accountancy student. I like books, music and comic strips. Fr3d 11:31, 22 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Azure Haights
I'd read the Wikipedia a couple of times before deciding to get an account. I'd actually had some experience as a Wiki member, having joined the Virtual Visions project ( http://www.ddrmxcommunityproject.x8r.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page ). My main interests include Pokémon and Dance Dance Revolution, as well as other video games, although I'll perform some maintenance on any page that looks like it needs it. Azure Haights 19:50, Sep 22, 2004 (UTC)

Savage
Hello. I've been using Wikipedia for a long time - it's one of the best resources on the net. Areas of personal interest include math, science, linguistics, and classical music.

Savage 00:19, 23 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Alphax
Hello, I'm a student at Adelaide University, studying Engineering and Computer Science. I don't remember when I started using Wikipedia, but it was sometime in 2004. I hope to get an article going on Heavengames, but I don't know enough about the history of the site.

Alphax 10:32, Sep 23, 2004 (UTC)

Prateek
(http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Contributions&target=212.69.224.50)

Hi Fella's

my name's prateek, i m a computer graduate, love to travel a lot , make friends , would love to travel around the world. love n luc prateek

Failed predictions on the end of the world
I just wanted to say I just got done viewing this website's timeline of unfulfilled prophecies and I'll tell you that I used to belong to a "religious cult" in the 70's and early 80's in Tucson, Arizona and they had set a date for June 28, 1981. You can read more on this by going to the last week of June 1981 in the Arizona Daily Star (Tucson local newspaper)and under "220 failed dates for the end of the world! Date Setters!" on the internet. It is also under either the date setters diary or the doomsday list on the internet, but if not type in Bill Maupin and the Lighthouse Tract Foundation as keywords on the internet and it will come up. They were heavily into the "end-times" and the one-world government theory belief. Also, They had other strange doctrines of devils, but mainly their work was getting ready to meet the Lord in the air and for the end of the world in 1981. Also, I would thank you if you could post this on the encyclopedia's list. It would expose the group to any people that may run into them in Tucson, for they are still a group. Thank you for reading this, your time, and if you could post this on your doomsday list. Sincerely, Todd D.

Hey
This is my Wiki account... I found Wiki a long time ago but never bothered to look around because I didn't think I could trust a web-site that can be edited by just anyone! Anyway............ Here I am, with an account. Pretty neat site. How on Earth do you keep track of all the vandalism, though????

Ssx 10:09, 27 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Tattto Addiction Talk
Has anyone heard of Tattoo Addiction Magazine ? http://www.tattooaddictionmag.com the tattoo forum really needs a kick! There is nothing going on right now in there - I think they are brand new. I can't wait to see this new mag - some of the best artists in the world are going to be featured in there. The first issue is going to hit the stands in January :(

PS... saw wikipedia on yahoo news today!

Tattoo Addicted!66.215.184.71 18:26, 27 Sep 2004 (UTC)


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Archive page move
Thanks--you caught the mis-spelling before I did--must have been within seconds. --Tony Sidaway|Talk 01:07, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC)

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Bultfontein

Bultfontein is a town in the Free State province of South Africa with a total population of about 23,400 people. It is situated in the Tswelopele Local Municipality, about 100 km north of Bloemfontein. The town site was laid out in 1873; it had been delayed because of a location dispute which also led to the establishment of Hoopstad 55 km to the north-west. The township of Phahameng was established on the outskirts of Bultfontein in the 1970s.

According to the 2011 census, Bultfontein proper has a population of 2,176, while Phahameng has a population of 21,189, giving the urban area a total population of 23,365. Of this population 93% described themselves as Black African, 5.5% as White, and 0.5% as Coloured. 57% spoke Sotho as their home language, 23% spoke Xhosa, 9.5% spoke Tswana and 6% spoke Afrikaans as first language.

Bultfontein has 8 public schools. Two are high schools,three are combined schools, and three are primary schools. The town is 60km away from Welkom and 80km away from Bloemfontein.It has several retail stores.

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Luxembourg War Cross

The Luxembourg War Cross (Croix de Guerre, Kriegskreuz) is a military decoration of Luxembourg. It was created on 17 April 1945 by the Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg. The War Cross recognizes military service and feats of bravery. The medal is often referred to as the Luxembourg Croix de Guerre (French for War Cross) as French is one of Luxembourg's three official languages.

Luxembourg bestowed the War Cross on both Luxembourg citizens and members of the Allied Forces for acts of particular bravery or valor during the Liberation of Luxembourg. The War Cross could also be awarded to military units. The Luxembourg War Cross was one of the rarest foreign decorations bestowed on allied troops due to the small number of combat operations that took place in Luxembourg—in contrast to major fighting in places like Belgium, France, and Germany.

War Cross 1940–1945
The War Cross 1940–1945 was established in April 1945 by Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg. This decoration was awarded to members of the armed forces and paramilitary organizations who rendered distinguished service during World War II. Foreigners were also eligible for award.

The medal is a dark bronze cross in the Cross pattée design. The cross is surmounted by a grand ducal crown. On the obverse side it has a large letter C surmounted by a crown. The reverse side of it has the date 1940. The cross has crossed swords between the arms of the cross pointing upward, also made of the dark bronze. The ribbon of the War Cross is Nassau blue, with three stripes of yellow-orange spaced equally from the center. The edges are also yellow-orange.

War Cross 1951
The War Cross 1951 was instituted in May 1951. This decoration is awarded to those members of Military of Luxembourg and paramilitary organizations who have distinguished themselves through acts of bravery and courage. It may be awarded posthumously. The decoration may also be awarded to foreigners. The War Cross 1951 was established to allow the government of Luxembourg to recognize service in the Korean War, as well as in future conflicts.

The War Cross 1951 appears exactly as the War Cross 1940–1945, with the exception of the reverse. Instead of bearing the date 1940, that space is occupied by a wreath of oak leaves.

United States military unit awards
The United States Military allows members of those units which have been awarded the decoration wear the blue and yellow-orange ribbon, enclosed within a gold frame. This represents the unit's receipt of the award as a streamer in the same colors as the ribbon carried on the unit's standard.

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Oppède

Oppède (Opeda) is a commune in the Vaucluse department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in southeastern France. Oppidum is the Latin word for 'fortified town'.

History
It is in fact two villages: Oppède-le-Vieux ("the old" in French), built against the Petit Luberon and dating back to the 12th century, and Oppède-les-Poulivets ("nice view" in Provençal), today known as "le village", down in the valley.

The old village, built on a rocky hill, has narrow streets. In winter, the Petit Luberon starts casting its shadow early in the afternoon. Houses beyond the medieval ramparts are dark, humid and tricky to maintain.

From below the village is dominated by the restored church of Notre-Dame-Dalidon and the ruins of the castle.

In the 19th century, the inhabitants had enough and started to move down in the valley, dismantling the roof of their houses to stop paying property taxes.

By the beginning of the 20th century, Oppède-le-Vieux was a ghost village and a new community was officially established in the valley, with larger streets, cosier houses and farmers closer to their fields.

Following the armistice of June 1940, architect Bernard Zehrfuss founded a commune of artists in the old town, a project that attracted French sculptor François Stahly and the writer and artist Consuelo de Saint-Exupéry. The commune proved short-lived. It was the basis for Saint-Exupéry's fictionalized account, published in 1946, called "Kingdom of the Rocks".

Geography
The commune is traversed by the river Calavon.

Personalities

 * Consuelo de Saint-Exupéry
 * Ridley Scott
 * Jean-Paul Clébert
 * Alexey Brodovitch

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Ministry of Sound

Ministry of Sound or Ministry of Sound Group is a multimedia entertainment business based in London with a nightclub, shared workspace and private members' club, worldwide events operation, music publishing business and fitness studio.

James Palumbo is the co-founder and former chairman and CEO of the Group. He handed over the day-to-day running of the business to Lohan Presencer in 2008. In 2018, Presencer became chairman.

Nightclub
Ministry of Sound began as the idea of Justin Berkmann. Inspired by New York's Paradise Garage - which he described as "an amazing club. It had lights, darkness, music, quiet – everything you wanted" As opposed to striking a balance between the typical hallmarks of a live music venue, Ministry of Sound was conceived as an arena purely dedicated to sound. Berkmann stated: "My concept for Ministry was purely this: 100% sound system first, lights second, design third (in that order); the reverse of everyone else's idea." According to him, they spent £500,000 on the club's sound system, and the same amount again on soundproofing the club using magnesite: they wanted to be able to turn the sound system up as loud as possible without disturbing the neighbours, and tested it to a volume of 156 decibels without the sound leaking outside. In addition to drawing inspiration from the Paradise Garage, the club borrowed the idea of using changing set designs from another New York City club, Area, with the first being based around Blade Runner, Berkmann's favourite film.

Berkmann was introduced to James Palumbo, who was working in property finance at the time, by Humphrey Waterhouse to realise the concept. The site, a disused bus garage, is located in Elephant & Castle in Southwark, London. The club opened on 21 September 1991 and has remained in this location since. Having considered "a load of daft names" for the club, including Get Off My Foot and The Ghost and Mrs Chicken, Berkmann came up with Ministry of Sound after walking past the Ministry of Defence Main Building.

With opening sets from American house and garage DJs Larry Levan, David Morales, Roger Sanchez and Tony Humphries, as well as Paul Oakenfold, Ministry of Sound grew as a clubbing venue. According to Berkmann, it managed to empty rival nightclub Tramp for its first six months by drawing its celebrity clientele, before "they stopped coming and it was more about the dance music community". It now attracts around 300,000 clubbers per year and has hosted sets from popular DJs including: Adam Beyer, DJ Harvey, Dixon, Marshmello, Jozeff and Pete Tong. It has won the IDMA 'World's Best Sound System' award four years in a row - every year they ran the category.

The capacity of The Box (the main room) is 600 people, and there are other smaller rooms within the club. There are three weekly club nights: Fridays feature Lock n Load brand The Gallery which are primarily trance music, whilst Saturdays host a number of club nights which are primarily house music. In 2016, these included Defected, Glitterbox, Rinse FM, Hospitality and Together. On Tuesday the club hosts a student session called Milkshake, established in 2002.

Threat of closure
Ministry of Sound's existence has been threatened on a number of occasions by nearby redevelopment in Elephant & Castle. The most notable concerned the redevelopment of Eileen House, a tower block opposite the nightclub's entrance. From 2009 to 2014, Ministry of Sound fought various public campaigns to save the club from the threat of closure. These culminated in a hearing before then-Mayor of London Boris Johnson at City Hall in November 2013. On 19 December 2013, a legal deal was agreed between Ministry of Sound and the developer Oakmayne to enable Eileen House to be redeveloped without jeopardizing the club's future.

Dolby Atmos
In 2016, Ministry of Sound partnered with Dolby Laboratories to bring surround sound Dolby Atmos to the nightclub, a first in the industry. The Box, Ministry of Sound's main room, now boasts a 64-speaker, 22-channel sound system, allowing the artists to control where certain sounds are sent across the space.

The Ministry
The Ministry is a new members club and shared workspace for creative businesses, which opened in 2018 in London. The first building on Borough Road includes four floors of tailored private offices, shared working areas, meeting spaces, soundproof studios, an immersive tech suite, a full-service restaurant, a bar 70 feet in length, an outdoor terrace, a 40-seater cinema and an events space with a diverse events programme.

Tours
Under its Ministry of Sound and Hed Kandi brands, the business hosts approximately 500 international tour events annually across the world. In 2017, the brand featured as part of the stage line-up at festivals including The Ark (cruise ship), Adria Summer Festival and Ultra Europe.

Fitness
The fitness studio (previously the club's back-of-house vault where the alcohol was stored) opened in February 2017. The concept takes a club-style sound system and lighting rig and pairs it with a bespoke, instructor-led high intensity interval workout. Classes run from Monday to Sunday, and an on-site bar offers a range of drinks from protein shakes to alcoholic cocktails.

Music publishing
The music publishing business was established in 2015. It is independent of the record label that was acquired by Sony Music, and is headed up by Ben Bodie. The current roster of artists includes Mura Masa, iLL BLU, Will Arcane, KDA and John Calvert.

Ownership
On 10 August 2016, it was announced that Ministry of Sound's A&R and compilations recorded music business had been acquired by Sony Music. Rights to all recordings under the Ministry of Sound name are now held and mostly distributed by Sony Music (excluding London Grammar catalogue which is distributed by Universal Music Group in most of the world and Because Music in France), with the remaining Ministry of Sound businesses retained within the original group.

Ministry of Sound was an independent record label split into two divisions: Artist & Repertoire and Compilations.

Artist repertoire
The Artist & Repertoire division was established in the early 1990s with releases on a 'Sound of Ministry' label imprint. Sound of Ministry was superseded by in-house labels Open, Data, Substance, Smoove and Rulin', which between them released a string of UK and international chart hits.

In 2009, the artist labels were consolidated under 'Ministry of Sound Recordings'. The first artist signed was Example, who achieved two UK number 1 records, three top 10s, two top 20s, two gold albums and one platinum number 1 selling album, Playing in the Shadows. Other notable label signings include Wretch 32, DJ Fresh and, more recently, London Grammar, whose debut album If You Wait reached platinum sales status in the UK, gold status in France and was number 1 on the iTunes Album Chart in Australia. In 2014, London Grammar were nominated for 'British Breakthrough Act' at the BRIT Awards. If You Wait was also named iTunes 'Album of the Year 2013' The artist label also continue to release dance singles, achieving three number 1 records in the UK in 2013 with Bingo Players feat. Far East Movement's "Get Up (Rattle)", Duke Dumont feat. A*M*E's "Need U (100%)", and Storm Queen's "Look Right Through".

Compilations
The compilations business was first established in 1993 with the release of Sessions Volume One, a compilation album of dance music mixed by Tony Humphries. The album was a commercial success. The business has now sold more than 55 million compilation albums worldwide.

Radio show
Ministry of Sound Radio was an online only service broadcasting 24-hours a day from Ministry of Sound's offices adjacent to the nightclub.

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Les Jeux des Jeunes Garçons ("Young Boys' Games") is the first book known to have rules relating to a game similar to baseball. It was first published in 1815.

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Same band?
Hi can anyone tell me if this is the same band featured on the baby sitters club soundtrack (the song is called 'say it') please email me at Evilhippiechic_@hotmail.com thank you!!!

 * Yes they are the same Band - Great song.

Thanks
Thanks very much to whoever posted the photo and news about the Girls from the Clouds release. I'm trying to get a copy, though it seems hard to find so far in North America. Badagnani 21:44, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

Lyrics?
Trying very hard to find out the lyrics to 'Babie's Arms'... -- —Preceding unsigned comment added by 61.68.191.53 (talk • contribs)

 * What album does it appear on? Clouds broke up long ago, so lyrics websites aren't easy to find.  Have you tried the Clouds site linked here?  Badagnani 21:22, 2 July 2006 (UTC)

Members
I notice the prominent absence of Dave Easton and Ben Nightingale from the lineup, both of whom were lead guitarists during the band's prominent years.

 * They're in the infobox at the right. Badagnani (talk) 09:49, 27 November 2007 (UTC)

Demise of The Girls From The Clouds
Does anyone have any more information about why the girls decided to split in the middle of making an album and a decent tour? I was looking forward to both! Wampusaust 01:01, 21 May 2007 (UTC)

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Terence Ranger

Terence "Terry" Osborn Ranger (29 November 1929 – 3 January 2015) was a prominent British Africanist, best known as a historian of Zimbabwe. Part of the post-colonial generation of historians, his work spanned the pre- and post-Independence (1980) period in Zimbabwe, from the 1960s to the present. He published and edited dozens of books and wrote hundreds of articles and book chapters, including co-editing The Invention of Tradition (1983) with Eric Hobsbawm. He was the Rhodes Professor of Race Relations at the University of Oxford and the first Africanist fellow of the British Academy.

Biography
Born in South Norwood, south-east London, Terence Ranger was educated at the Royal Grammar School High Wycombe (1940–42), then Highgate School in north London. As an undergraduate he studied History at Queen's College, Oxford University, and went on to complete his PhD at St Antony's College, Oxford, focusing on 17th-century Ireland, under the supervision of Professor Hugh Trevor-Roper. In 1953 he married Shelagh Campbell Clarke, with whom he had three daughters.

In 1957 he moved to modern-day Zimbabwe, at the time Southern Rhodesia, to take up a lectureship at the University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland (now the University of Zimbabwe) after reading an article by Basil Fletcher, the vice-principal of the university, in The Times newspaper. Ranger became interested in African history and developed views that were considered radical by the white government of the time, leading the Rhodesian authorities to restrict his movement to within a three-mile radius of his home. He was deported in 1963 and took up a lectureship at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, where his colleagues included John Lonsdale, John Iliffe and John McCracken. During this time Ranger wrote Revolt in Southern Rhodesia, 1896–97: A Study in African Resistance (1967), which showed how Africans lived before the arrival of Cecil Rhodes and his Pioneer Column in 1890 and attempted to explain why the country's two main tribes, the Shona and Matabele, rose up against the European settlers, and The African Voice in Southern Rhodesia (1970), both of which were influential in the development of African nationalism.

In 1969, Ranger moved to the US to work at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he mostly researched African religion. He moved back to the United Kingdom in 1974 to take up a professorship at the University of Manchester where his research focused on Zimbabwe. In 1980, Ranger founded the Britain Zimbabwe Society with Guy Clutton-Brock, of which he was president (2006–14). During 1980–82 he was President of the African Studies Association of the UK (ASAUK) and from 1981 to 1982 President of the Ecclesiastical History Society. During this time he also published his widely influential work The Invention of Tradition (1983) in collaboration with Eric Hobsbawm.

With the change of regime, Ranger was allowed back into Zimbabwe, which allowed him to undertake research for his book Peasant Consciousness and Guerrilla War, a comparative account of the ways in which ideas were formed among rural people, which was published in 1985. In 1987, he was appointed Rhodes Professor of Race Relations at Oxford University. In the 1990s he undertook two research projects on the history of the Matabeleland region of Zimbabwe, Voices from the Rocks (1999) and Violence and Memory (2000), as well as Are We Not Also Men? (1995), a biography of the Zimbabwean Samkange dynasty (the most well-known member of which is Stanlake J. W. T. Samkange), drawing on their extraordinary collection of personal papers.

Ranger retired in 1997 but continued as an emeritus fellow of St Antony's College, Oxford, and spent time at the University of Zimbabwe, where he undertook research for his book Bulawayo Burning (2010), which explores Bulawayo's urban cultural history. Upon returning to the UK, he published influential articles on Zimbabwe's economic crisis and worked with Zimbabwean refugees coming to the UK, becoming a founding trustee of the charity Asylum Welcome, along with his wife Shelagh, and wrote more than 170 reports addressed to the Home Office regarding asylum cases.

In retirement, Ranger was made a fellow of the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies. In 2013 he published his memoir, entitled Writing Revolt. He was the first Africanist fellow of the British Academy and the first historian of Africa to sit on the board of the historical journal Past & Present. He died at his home in Oxford on 3 January 2015 at the age of 85.

Selected bibliography
Complete bibliography in ACAS Review 89.
 * Revolt in Southern Rhodesia, 1896–97. London: Heinemann (1967, 2nd edn 1979). ISBN 0-435-94799-0
 * Peasant Consciousness and Guerrilla War in Zimbabwe: A Comparative Study. Oxford: James Currey (1985). ISBN 0-85255-001-4.
 * Editor, with Ngwabi Bhebe, Soldiers in Zimbabwe's Liberation War. Oxford: James Currey (1995). ISBN 0-85255-609-8
 * Are We Not Also Men? The Samkange Family and African Politics in Zimbabwe, 1920–64. Oxford: James Currey (1995). ISBN 0-85255-618-7
 * Editor, with Ngwabi Bhebe, Society in Zimbabwe's Liberation War . Oxford: James Currey (1996). ISBN 0-85255-660-8
 * Voices From The Rocks: Nature, Culture and History in the Matopos Hills of Zimbabwe. Oxford: James Currey (1999). ISBN 0-85255-604-7
 * With Jocelyn Alexander and JoAnn McGregor, Violence and Memory: One Hundred Years in the "Dark Forests" of Matabeleland. Oxford: James Currey (2000). ISBN 0-85255-692-6

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Hammerhead

Hammerhead may refer to:

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Commercial

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Fiction

 * Hammerhead (comics), a Marvel Comics foe of Spider-Man
 * Hammerhead (film), a 1968 film based on the novel by James Mayo
 * Hammerhead: Shark Frenzy a 2005 TV movie starring William Forsythe, Jeffery Combs and Hunter Tylo
 * Hammerhead (1987 film), a 1987 Italian action film directed by Enzo G. Castellari
 * Hammerhead (novel), a 1964 Charles Hood secret agent novel by James Mayo
 * Hammerhead Hannigan, the leader of Taurus Bulba's henchmen in the television cartoon series Darkwing Duck
 * Hammerhead, a Rulon character from the TV cartoon Dino-Riders
 * Hammerhead, the nickname for the Star Wars character Momaw Nadon
 * Hammerheads, a 1990 book by Dale Brown
 * James Bond 007: Hammerhead, a 2016 James Bond comic book by Dynamite Entertainment

Games and rides

 * Hammerhead, a heavy helicopter gunship in the video game Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath
 * Hammer Heads, a 2006 computer game from Pop Cap Games
 * Hammerhead (attraction), a former ride at Knott's Berry Farm, now defunct
 * Hammerhead, a monster truck present in various titles of the Twisted Metal series of video games
 * Hammerhead, the most prominent gas station and repair shop in the game Final Fantasy XV

Music

 * Hammerhead (band), noise rock band
 * "Hammerhead" (Jeff Beck song), 2010
 * Hammerhead (EP), a 2006 EP by Solace, or the title track
 * "Hammerhead" (The Offspring song), 2008
 * "Hammerhead", a song by Tin Machine, from the 1991 album Tin Machine II
 * "Hammerhead" (James Reyne song), 1987
 * "Hammerhead", a song from the John Zorn album Naked City
 * "Hammerhead", an instrumental by Pat Travers from the album Heat in the Street
 * "Hammerhead", a song by Flotsam and Jetsam, from the 1986 album Doomsday for the Deceiver
 * "Hammerhead", a song by !!! from !!!, 2000

Science and technology

 * Hammerhead shark (genus Sphyrna), of which there are nine known species
 * Hammerkop (Scopus umbretta), a bird of order Ciconiiformes, may also be known as a hammerhead
 * Hammerhead ribozyme, which can catalyze the sequence-specific cleavage of RNA phosphodiester bonds
 * Hammerhead crane, a type of crane
 * Hammerhead worm
 * Google Nexus 5, an Android handset with the code name Hammerhead

Sports

 * Jupiter Hammerheads, a minor league baseball team based in Jupiter, Florida
 * Wilmington Hammerheads FC, a minor league soccer team based in Wilmington, North Carolina
 * Corpus Christi Hammerheads, a professional arena football team
 * Hammerhead turn or stall turn, an aerobatic maneuver
 * Hammerhead (mascot), mascot of the British football club West Ham United

United States Navy submarines

 * USS Hammerhead (SS-364), a Gato-class submarine, commissioned in 1944
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Talk:Schubert Thematic Catalogue

List of Schubert compositions by D number (Schubert compositions D number 1-504 and Schubert compositions D number 505-998) was proposed for deletion. This page is an archive of the discussion about the proposed deletion. This page is no longer live. Further comments should be made below the archived discussion rather than here so that this page is preserved as an historic record. The result of the debate was KEEP

 * Delete This is a text dump I think, apparently from an on-line version of the Deutsch catalog of Schubert's music. An important link, but which should be at the entry Franz Schubert. --Wetman 02:26, 21 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Keep, and a very strong keep indeed. Compare the list of works for Beethoven at List of works by Beethoven, or the list for Mozart at List of compositions by Mozart. In the case of composers who were famous, prolific or both, consensus has been to split out the works lists into separate articles.  In addition, the works list is an excellent place to put links to individual pieces--for instance if the body of the Schubert article does not mention Erlkönig, the link can be in the works list.  In the case of Schubert, the Deutsch numbering is preferred to opus numbering because of completeness and chronology.  Clearly the list needs further formatting and improvement to meet the standard of the Beethoven list.  Antandrus 02:36, 21 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Keep. I think Antandrus is describing Wikipedia precedent, and also the role of Deutsch numbers, quite accurately.  Perhaps worth retitling to maintain parallelism with Beethoven and Mozart?  Opus33 20:58, 22 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Keep in theory. It was overheavy and has now been split into 2 sections, Schubert compositions D number 1-504 and Schubert compositions D number 505-998 and the original page is empty and so needs deleting. May need re-re-titling but the material itself should stay. An encyclopedia should contain information, or it becomes useless. The D numbers have great educational value for students and musicians. While it would have been nice to have put them in Franz Schubert as Wetman suggests there is no space on the wiki to do so--Scuiqui fox 15:20, 23 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Page was split in two and VfD was apparently lost. Weak keep. The lists are very long. Cool Hand Luke  00:37, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Perhaps useful to point out that our main commercial competition (which here is the New Grove, not the Britannica) includes lists of works that are very long indeed--for the more important composers, they try to include absolutely everything. I think we should, too; it's something readers want and need.  It may take a couple decades before all the listings here link to actual articles, but we're already making a bit of progress.  (I've already voted "keep" above.)  Opus33 01:11, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Strong keep. No reason not to. - Vague Rant 03:30, Oct 31, 2004 (UTC)
 * Keep: Properly named as lists, and I'd far, far rather see a list of Schubert compositions in any key than a List of people who died with a tortoise on their heads or List of songs that mention their titles in the lyrics. Length is important, but being able to make exceptions in logical cases is also important.  (I must be sick: I'm voting "keep" on everything tonight.)  Geogre 03:55, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * There is no sensible reason to delete this. Keep - David Gerard 12:54, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)
 * Keep Martin TB 10:41, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * I don't know the protocol, but this discussion has been up for two weeks and there's a strong consensus. Also, the articles are getting edited.  All right if I take all of this stuff down now?  Opus33 16:41, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Strong yes from me. Anyone else?  Thanks for helping out on the formatting, Opus. Antandrus 17:10, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Ok, I've done the deed. If anyone wants to reopen this discussion please repost the notices on the articles.  Opus33 18:28, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)

End archived discussion -- Graham ☺ | Talk 16:03, 13 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Purpose?
Does this page have any purpose at all? It is certainly not a "List of Schubert compositions by D number". If we must have it, can it please be converted into a proper disambig page? -- ♬  Jack of Oz  ♬  [your turn]  09:32, 13 July 2012 (UTC)

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Pantera (disambiguation)

Pantera is an American heavy metal band.

Pantera or Panteras may also refer to:

Military

 * Russian submarine Pantera (K-317), a nuclear-powered attack submarine
 * Italian destroyer Pantera, a Royal Italian Navy destroyer launched in 1924
 * ENAER Pantera, a Chilean variant of the Dassault Mirage 5 fighter aircraft
 * Helibras HM-1 Pantera, a Brazilian Army variant of the Eurocopter AS565 Panther
 * Lockheed Martin Pantera, a targeting pod for tactical bombers
 * Wz. 93 Pantera, standard camouflage of the Polish Armed Forces

Organisations

 * Pantera foundation, a reception center for big cats in the Netherlands
 * Pantera Press, an Australian book publisher
 * Panteras, a faction of the Gulf Cartel drug-trafficking organization

People

 * Tiberius Julius Abdes Pantera (c. 22 BC – 40 AD), Roman soldier claimed by some to be the father of Jesus
 * Orlando Pantera (1967–2001), Cape Verdean singer and composer Orlando Monteiro Barreto
 * Pantera (wrestler) (born 1964), ring name of Mexican professional wrestler Francisco Javier Pozas
 * Esmeralda Falcón (born 1995), Mexican boxer nicknamed "La Pantera"

Sport

 * Panteras de Aguascalientes, a Mexican professional basketball team based in Aguascalientes City
 * Panteras de Miranda, a Venezuelan professional basketball club based in Miranda
 * Panteras del Distrito Nacional, original name (2005–2009) of Leones de Santo Domingo, a professional basketball team based in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Vehicles

 * De Tomaso Pantera, an automobile
 * Pantera, nickname for any patrol car used by law enforcement in Italy
 * SS Pantera, an Italian cargo ship

Other uses

 * Pantera, a district or ward of the Italian city of Siena
 * Pantera, an album by Rahul Dev Burman and Jose Flores
 * El Pantera, a Mexican television series
 * Pantera, a brand of Zeos computer
 * Pantera, a dialectal variant of the Nafanan language of Ghana
 * "Pantera", a 2019 song by Anitta, from Charlie's Angels: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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