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Living things

 * Radermachera sinica or China Doll
 * Spider mites (family Tetranychidae) see: Mite
 * mealy bug or mealybugs (order hemiptera family Pseudococcidae) see: Hemiptera
 * sooty moulds
 * Rust (fungus) (Uredinales)
 * Microsorum (Phymatodes) Polypodiaceae (Fern)
 * Moss gametophyte and capsule
 * sugar ant
 * Cape weed (or cape dandelion, Arctotheca calendula, Asteraceae)
 * Typha sp (bull rush)
 * Cryptolaemus montrouzieri or Mealybug Ladybird (Ladybird)
 * tomatillos
 * Needing ID: Plants and animals of Belize
 * Caenorhabditis (nematode) - cutting egg in half leads to two half nematodes.
 * Peripatus, half way between arthropods and worms
 * tuatara, new zealand lizard
 * horseshoe crab
 * clouded leopard
 * Type A Highly Beneficial: carp, cod, grouper, mackerel, monkfish, red snapper, rainbow trout, salmon, sardine, sea trout, snails
 * Type B Neutral: abalone, albacore (tuna), crockers, mahi mahi, pike, porgy, sailfish, sea bass, shark, smelts, snapper, sturgeon, swordfish
 * Type C Avoid: anchovy, barracuda, bluefish, catfish, caviar, clams, conch, crab, crayfish, eels, frogs' legs, haddock, hake, halibut, herring, lobster, mussels, octopus, oysters, plaice, scallops, shad, shrimp, smoked salmon, sole, squid (calamari), striped bass
 * green-blooded skinks (Green green-blooded skink, Prasinohaema virens) and (Yellow-footed green-blooded skink, Prasinohaema flavipes), Sanguiviridis

Pigments

 * Tyrosinase - pigment enzyme
 * Anthocyanin - pigment found in land plants except cacti and Amaranthaceae []
 * Lycopene - pigment in tomato
 * Carotenoid - carrots?

Sign languages

 * Sign Language of the Netherlands (NGT or SLN)
 * Ugandan Sign Language (USL)
 * Mali Sign Language (LSM)
 * Adamorobe Sign Language (AdaSL)
 * Brazilian Sign Language (LSB)
 * Hong Kong Sign Language (HKSL)
 * Swedish Sign Language (SSL)
 * German Sign Language (DGS)

Ontology

 * immaterial forces: entelechy, élan vital
 * Demes
 * Biophilosophy
 * spatiotemporal restrictedness
 * epistemological realism
 * onotological constructivism, constructivism - the world is produced by inquirers (individually or collectively)
 * onotological realism - e.g. biologists
 * reification and ideaefication
 * properties:
 * intrinsic - composition, mass
 * relational - parenthood, adaptedness, alpha male
 * primary - objective, subject-independent, but either intrinsic or relational.
 * secondary or phenomenal - perceived (colour, loudness)
 * essential - if lost it is transuted into a different kind of thing
 * accidental - not essential
 * qualitative - pregnancy, parenthood, lichenization, being alive
 * quantitative - mass, weight, length, temperature, age, fitness, population density
 * manifest - possessed under all circumstances
 * disposition (propensities?):
 * casual - solubility, electric conductivity, viability, reproducibility
 * chance - disposition to acquire a certain manifest property with a certain probability, depending on circumstance

Pesticides

 * DDT
 * demeton-S-methyl, omethoate (4mb)

Mean estimated dietary exposure to pesticide residues for adult males (25–34 years) as a percentage of the ADI, based on mean analytical results. Highest first:
 * Methamidophos 13.11% - Methamidophos is an organophosphorus insecticide. Methamidophos residues were detected only in tomatoes (20th total diet survey)
 * Vinclozolin 2.75% - kiwifruit
 * Propargite
 * Parathion-methyl
 * Iprodione
 * Carbaryl
 * Chlorpyrifos-methyl
 * Fenitrothion
 * Tebufenpyrad
 * Diphenylamine
 * Chlorpyrifos
 * Procymidone
 * Piperonyl butoxide

The detected pesticide residues for which dietary exposure for all age groups was less than 0.2% of the ADI were: acephate, azinphos methyl, bifenthrin, captan, chlorfenvinphos, chlorothalonil, total DDT6, dimethoate, endosulfan, fenoxycarb, fenthion, maldison, metalaxyl, methidathion, methoprene, o-phenylphenol, permethrin, pirimicarb, pirimiphos-methyl, propiconazole, pyrimethanil and tetradifon. 6 Total DDT is the sum of p,p’ & o,p’ DDD, p,p’ & o,p’ DDE, and p,p’ & o,p’ DDT

Pesticides used in dipbaths by tickies (dip workers) at dipsites to attack the Cattle Tick, Boophilus microplus:
 * arsenic insecticide (arsenic as sodium arsenite), early 1900s to the mid-1950s
 * DDT, 1955 to 1962.
 * carbamates, organophosphates, pyrethroid pesticides. Includes Ethion, Dieldrin. Less persistant, but some were highly toxic and since deregistered.
 * DDE (dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene)

Pesticide residue found in tea
fenvalerate - bifenthrin - permethrin - dicofol - endosulfan sulphate - phosalone - ethion - cypermethrin - op-DDT - chlorfenvinphos - isoxathion - chlorphyrifos - fenitrothion - prothiophos
 * Choice September 2003
 * Teas from Supermarkets in Australia. Residues of:

 * German teas were found with timber preservative: pentachlorophenol (PCP)
 * Citrus herbal teas in germany were found with thiabendazole (fungicide). Found in Twinings (Cranberry, Raspberry & Elderflower).
 * Teas with more than 20x the MRL (Maximum Residue Limit) for cypermethrin: Formosan green and black teas, Red Seal Green Tea.
 * All Clear (Black): Daintree, Harris, Home Brand, Lipton, Madura Tea, Nature's Cuppa, Nerada, No Frills
 * All Clear (Green): Healtheries, Madura Tea, Nature's Cuppa, Nerada, Planet Organic, Teas of Ceylon, Tetley, Toyono
 * (brands with pesticide residue in other categories have been deleted from all clear lists, to lessen confusion)

Top beers (Choice magazine)

 * Top lagers: Heineken (top:17), Singha, Grolsch (premium), Hahn (premium), Hollandia, James Boag's (premium), Nastro Azzurro, VB (16, lowest:12.5)
 * Mixed reaction (lagers): Beck's, Asahi, Corona, Lowenbrau, San Miguel, Stella Artois
 * Top Ales: Little Creatures (Pale Ale) (best:17), Duvel, Hoegaarden (Grand Cru), James Squire (Original Amber Ale), Newcastle (Brown Ale), Caffrey's (Genuine Draught), De Koninck, Cooper's (genuine draft), Thomas Cooper's (Finest Export) (lowest:15)
 * Mixed reaction (pilsner): Pilsner Urqell

Mineral

 * quartz arenite / arenite
 * olivine basalt
 * Dike_(geology), dyke dike (volcano)
 * Werribee Gorge
 * Parwan Creek - columnar jointing
 * silver chloride: cerargyrite
 * silver bromide: bromyrite
 * silver iodide: iodyrite

Mulla Mulla
Mulla Mulla, Mulla mulla
 * Ptilotus exaltatus Mulla Mulla or Pink mulla mulla
 * Royal Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus rotundifolius) or Pussytails see:Karijini National Park
 * Hairy Mulla Mulla
 * Ptilotus atripicifolius Mulla Mulla is for personal recovery from the shattering experience of burns from heat or fire. This essence reduces the negative effects of fire and the sun's rays. It is for those with a fear of flames (often from a past life). If this fear is unconscious it will manifest in a lack of vitality, as if they wish to fade away. If a person presents with this picture they can, with appropriate counselling, reveal this fear of fire or hot objects. Found in Palm Valley, one of the hottest parts of the country and where some of the oldest plants in Australia are found.

Carnivorous plant

 * Dr Carl Liche
 * The American Weekly
 * Mkodos (maybe == Makhado, no.. Mkodos is in Madagascar)
 * W.C. Bryant
 * Cannibalistic tree

Cranial Osteopathy

 * Cranial osteopathy / Osteopathy
 * Phrenology
 * Cerebral localization / Cerebral localisation
 * Reverse phrenology
 * Boot to the head
 * Dr William Garner Sutherland / William Garner Sutherland / William Sutherland
 * Neuralgia cure
 * Physiognomy, Pathognomy, Characterology
 * Craniometry

homeopathy / homeopathic medicine

 * Lycopodium - Lycopodium clavatum - Club Moss / Clubfoot Moss / Common Club Moss / Foxtail / Ground Pine / Lycopodium / Running Club Moss / Staghorn / Vegetable Sulfur / Wolf's Claw - external link
 * Argent. Nit. - Argentum nitricum / Hellstone / Devil's stone / Lunar caustic / Silver nitrate - external link
 * Natrum Mur. - Natrum muriaticum - Sodium chloride / Rock salt / salt - external link
 * Silver nitrate + sodium chloride -> silver chloride + (?)

oven cleaner

 * ethanolamine

Chimaera

 * Chimaera (disambig page):
 * A group of cartilaginous fishes; see Chimera (fish)
 * Chimera see: shark and Chondrichthyes

Shirin Ebadi

 * Dariush Farouhar / Dariush Forouhar
 * Centre for the Defence of Human Rights

People
"All sciences begin in metaphor and end in algebra" - Max Black
 * Charles La Trobe / La Trobe (Governors of Victoria)
 * Robert Hollingworth (see Peter Garrett)
 * Dignifying Science (by Jim Ottaviani): Barbara McClintock, Birute Galdikas, Hedy Lamarr.
 * John Maynard Keynes
 * Merlin Donald
 * Plato's Scheme: eikasia - pistis - dianoia - noesis
 * Paul Goodman
 * Nietzsche
 * Auguste Comte and Positivism
 * Einstein recommends Tobias Dantzig, Number: The Language of Science 1967

Places and Parks

 * Hotspots: Lucas Heights / Honeymoon Uranium Mine / Radioactive waste dump / East Timor / Indonesia / Papua New Guinea / Great Barrier Reef / Kakadu National Park / Murray Darling Basin / Snowy River
 * Palm Valley, Karijini National Park
 * Local: Northcote, Gresswell forest, Bundoora Park, All Nations Park, Darebin Creek, Merri Creek
 * World Heritage Sites

chromotherapy

 * color therapy
 * colour / color
 * reflexology
 * Goethe's color theory = Theory of Colours / Goethe's colour theory / color theory
 * Wassily Kandinsky
 * Rudolf Steiner
 * Chris Stormer
 * Pauline Wills

Reusing water bottles

 * Polyethylene_terephthalate (PET)
 * water bottles
 * carcinogen
 * urban myths
 * DEHA / di(2-ethylhexyl) adipate / incorrectly: diethylhydroxylamine
 * the Australasian Bottled Water Institute / ABWI
 * the Australian Soft Drinks Association / ASDA
 * both say DEHA isn't used in PET bottles in Australia, nor is diethylhydroxylamine
 * Food Standards Australia New Zealand FSANZ issued a statement saying claims are incorrect
 * gastroenteritis

Salt

 * blood pressure
 * dehydration
 * high blood pressure / hypertension
 * heart disease / stroke
 * low blood pressure / hypotension / orthostatic hypotension
 * electrolytes
 * Desert survival (=Survival skills)
 * hyperglycemia in diabetes

Tyramine

 * derived from tyrosine
 * related to adrenaline and noradrenaline
 * ripe cheese, yoghurt, bananas, wine, decaying meat, (what does double brie mean?)
 * reactions with antidepressant drugs, antidepressants, monoamide-oxidase inhibitor (MOAI)
 * reactions cause sympathomimetic effects and paroxysmal hypertension
 * sympathomimetic effects and paroxysmal hypertension
 * sympathomimetic = adrenergic, relating to epinephrine release or action
 * tyrosine is an amino acid. present in most proteins. important to body metabolism. precursor of physiological substances e.g. thyroxine, catecholamines.
 * source: choice magazine Januaray/Febuary 2004.

Tumor Markers
Tumor marker
 * Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA): colon or rectum (colorectal cancer)
 * PSA: prostate specific antigen
 * CA125, CASA: ovary
 * Paraprotein: multiple myeloma
 * HCG and/or AFP: testies or choricarcinoma

Organic foods

 * phenolics
 * organic blackberries, strawberries and corn have higher levels of phenolics. (2003 study)
 * organicically grown potatoes, oranges, and leafy vegetables have higher levels of vitamin C than in conventionally grown. This could be because lower water content, so more concentrated vitamin C, and superior flavour.
 * conventional also higher nitrate levels, but this is not a unanimous finding.
 * high C, now nitrate src: Professor Christine Williams from School of Biosciences, University of Reading
 * FOA mention nitrates can be converted to nitrosamines which are carcinogenic.
 * article is published prior to ATDS / 21st ATDS / ATDS, 2004 / Australian Total Diet Survey / 21st Australian Total Diet Survey
 * phenolic compounds may be used as antioxidant protection against heart disease and cancer
 * damage by insect attack can lead to fungal growth so food spoilage
 * reference: Williams C, Nutritional quality of organic food: shades of grey or shades of green? Proceedings of the Nutrition Society 2002; 61: 19-24
 * reference: Lewis JL. Are organically grown vegetables nutritionally better? Proc Nutn Soc Aust. Dec 1992
 * reference: Pearson D. Marketing organic food: Who buys it and what do they purchase? Food Aust 2002; 54: 31-34
 * reference: Asami DK et al. Comparison of the total phenolic and ascorbic acid content of free-dried and air-dried marionberry, strawberry, and corn grown using conventional, organic and sustainable agricultural practices. J Agric & Food Chem 2003; 51: 1237-1241
 * main source: Glenn Cardwell (Perth), Nutrition Myths: Organic Food is More Nutritious, the Skeptic p39, Summer 2003

lovaas technique

 * lovaas technique / lovaas / lovas
 * discrete trial method (=discrete trial training)

animal behaviour

 * horse breaking
 * animal behaviour

Japan

 * tomb of Emperor Nintoku (Emperor Nintoku)
 * Haniwa / Uji / Be (Japan). be, hereditary occupational groups in early Japan (c. 5th–mid-7th century),
 * Kami deities/spirits/people/nature/emperors/anything awe-inspiring
 * Kami no michi (the Way of the Gods)
 * Shinto
 * Tanka (similiar to Haiku)
 * Kokinshuu collection of poems. Kokinshu, Kokinshū
 * Tempura is Portuguese in origin. Introduced in Japan in 16th Century
 * Natsume Souseki wrote "well contrived" novels. Satirical to pessimistic
 * bureau of thought control, ministry of education
 * Matsuo Bashou (1644-1694), inventor of the classical haiku poem. Born into the samurai class, but chose to leave it.
 * "miscellany (zuihitsu) writing": ancient tradition

philosophy

 * brain wave research: electroencephalographic research
 * Temperament, Galen believed that the humors four bodily fluids, determined whether an individual would have a sanguine, melancholy, phlegmatic, or choleric temperament
 * deus ex machina
 * cogito ergo sum
 * res cogitans a thinking thing
 * ex hypothesi
 * Cartesian Theatre (Cartesian self, user illusion) examples: pineal gland, anterior cingulate, reticular formation, various places on the frontal lobes
 * Axiomatic logic, axiom schema
 * Meta-agnostic

pedagogy
- discursive - corpora - problematic (noun) - central problematic (of a theory): enduring focus - conceptual syntax - cosmoramic - semiotic (semiotic mediation) - antithetical - intertexuality - object dialog (vs meta-dialog) - endotropic theory(ies): centred onto their own object of study, isolating it from all else. - exotropic: "dynamic open system". Allows different angles of attack? - "middle voice" (Halliday 1994) - autogamous - autogenetic - interstices (interstix?) - intra-subjective phenomenon / Intrasubjectivity (vs Intersubjectivity?) - etiology - interactant(s) - panopticon [1] - lexicogrammar - realizationally: "realizationally implicated" - habitus: linguistic habitus - to dialog (verb) - construal - phonology - invidious class relations - expository - percept(s) - paralinguistic - SF: Systematic Functional - MSS: material situational setting - RU: rhetorical units

Mental Illness

 * "Saint Teresa of Ávila was an hysteric, St Francis of Assisi had some hereditary psychological problem, Saint Paul had an epileptic fit on the road to Damascus, Joan of Arc was schizophrenic." -- Jean-Francois Revel, Matthieu Ricard - The Monk and the Philosopher

Random Quotes

 * "We should have total convinction in our own spiritual path along with perfect respect towards other truths" - Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama
 * steam takes up about 16,000 times more space than water.

Schools, Fraternities, Organisations

 * Jesuits (founder: Ignatius Loyola) "intellectual church army" (2 + 10 to 15 years study), Jesuit College: Richelieu, Descartes, Voltaire, Diderot.
 * Harvard Business School: Robert McNamara (given first Alumni Achievement Award). Frederick Winslow Taylor (Influenced the school, created Taylorism of Scientific Management) Lenin and Trotsky influenced by Taylorism
 * Skull and Bones

more randomness

 * twin terms: parasitical twins (polyzygotic or monozygotic ?), teratomas, vanishing twins
 * geodesic
 * Bio-inspired computing
 * Heinrich Kluver - Form constant / Form constants / Form Constants
 * Amyl nitrite - intensifies synesthesia (depressant)
 * annihilation ECS / ECS
 * ivory, jade
 * interactionist
 * insecticides, insect repellents, irritants, paralytics, poisons, and other sand to throw in herbivores' gears.
 * For ninety-nine percent of human existence, people lived as foragers in nomadic bands.
 * behaviorist B. F. Skinner - treats "danger" as a kind of stimulus.
 * Twinkie defense
 * Disney Animation, Frank Thomas (animator), Ollie Johnston
 * Lexical analysis, Syntactic analysis, Semantic analysis, Transformation, Encoding, Code generation, Assembly
 * cyanogenic glucosides, found in lima beans and cassava
 * cassava has linamarin, synthesized mainly in the leaves and petioles, which is transported in the phloem. more
 * manioc (also known as cassava) "which leaches nutrients from other foods" brought to Africa from Brazil 500 years ago. Can lead to iodine deficiency, giving rise to endemic goitre.
 * Consumption of cassava roots as a staple diet among poor population in the tropic has been known to cause chronic cyanide toxicity. Causative agents are two cyanogenic glucosides, linamarin and lotaustralin.
 * lima beans have linamarin.
 * Medieval magicians and tricksters had their own bible, the 14th century “Secretum Philosophorum”
 * Partial insight, understanding of ones own mistaken beliefs
 * Nothingbutism
 * pseudonymous
 * organic electrochemistry, physical organic chemistry, bio-organic chemistry
 * Bladder hostility

Life and death

 * alive, realm of the living, living (realm), living (world), Living (state), the living, The Living
 * die, dying, death, dead, the dead, The Dead, realm of the dead,
 * living tissue, living biological tissue

Korowai tribes

 * Gerrit Van Enk - Dutch missionary
 * John Cutts - son of Christian missionaries (involvement with Dani)
 * Stone Age
 * Korowai
 * east timorese (East Timor) vs Indonesian military (Indonesia)
 * Papua New Guinea, pacified for decades (East)
 * Papua, previously Irian Jaya, also referred to as "Indonesian New Guinea", largely unknown (West), Korowai.
 * New Guinea: The whole island, made up of Papua (Irian Jaya) on the west, and Papua New Guinea on the east.
 * Javanese (Java (island)), Balinese (Bali)
 * flight Ubud, Bali to Jayapura (Hollandia), via Biak
 * peci, batik robe (batik)
 * Wamena and Grand Valley of Baliem - strangehold of the neolithic Dani (eg Dawut). crossed by Baliem river.
 * Dani's gourds = koteka
 * Dani have cowrie shells (cowrie): zooms (common) -> indo (most expensive)
 * Books about the Dani: Under the Mountain Wall, Peter Matthiessen; Gardens of War (1961); Margaret Mead
 * Sentani, General Douglas MacArthur / Douglas MacArthur / 1944 / B-29 Superfortress bombers
 * American Seabees, Protestant work ethic
 * road to Jayapura
 * mamasans (in g's town)
 * John F. Kennedy wooed Sukarno (first President of Indonesia) away from Soviet Union. Promise of Dutch New Guinea.
 * United Nations caused 1.5M tribes people from Biak (far west) to Merauke (far south) to become part of Indonesia, rather than becoming independent or an amalgamation with Melanesians in Papua New Guinea.
 * (road into) Jayapura
 * Jalan Ahmad Yani, Javanese soldiers
 * Transmigrants to Pupua: Javanese, Sumatrans, Buginese, Balinese, Makassarese, many others
 * Resistance: OPM Organisesi Papua Merdeka, Free Papua Movement (freedom fighters)
 * Intel, East Timor
 * surat jalan - travel pass
 * back to Wamena, and on to a landing strip in the jungle to the south
 * transmigrasi - effort by Jakarta govt to disperse population. Give plane ticket, five acres of virgin land, one years supply of rice.
 * Konfrontasi war over Malaysia 1963 - 1966. vs British and Australian troops.
 * headhunting Dyak of Indonesian Borneo (Dyak warriors)

Nuclear power

 * Helen Caldicott, Nuclear Policy Research Institute, Physicians for Social Responsibility, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War vs "right wing" Heritage Foundation and Cato Institute and American Enterprise Institute
 * The CEOs of Lockheed Martin and Boeing
 * CFC-114
 * We cannot continue with the current situation whereby some projects are in the hands of people who do not know what is meant by alpha radiation, who think that a milliSievert can be converted to a picoCurie, or who think that soda ash is neutralised by limestone, and all of that is on public record. -- Alan Parkinson, Nuclear and Mechanical Engineer, Canberra.

 * So what, we should leave it to people who don't know how to spell millisievert and picocurie? Gene Nygaard 22:11, 4 March 2006 (UTC)
 * That was the transcriber's fault, not the speaker. The quote is from a spoken interview. —Pengo talk · contribs 14:29, 15 August 2006 (UTC)

Alternative currencies

 * Local currency, (e.g. in Local Exchange Trading Systems - LETS)
 * Liberty dollar
 * Bartercard
 * Octopus card, public transport smartcard, Hong Kong
 * Oyster Card, London PT
 * Ithaca Hours, Paul Glover in 1991
 * Time Banks
 * ePoints, Anges Koltay and Daniel Nagy
 * Beenz, Charles Cohen
 * micropayment systems: Peppercoin, PayCash, Open Money
 * Dexit, Toronto, Renah Persofsky
 * Scrip (e.g Disney Dollar)
 * Petrodollar (not really)
 * "social currency", "social capital", social contract
 * tangible currency, contract money, fiat currency, digital currency
 * Digital gold currency: Pecunix, e-gold...

Topics

 * Complementary currency
 * Sectoral currency
 * Micropayments
 * Local currency
 * Time-based currency
 * Financial Autonomous Zone

E-money

 * Frequent-flyer miles (e.g. Cathay Pacific)
 * AmEx ExpressPay
 * MasterCard PayPass
 * Visa Contactless / Visa Cash
 * Mondex
 * Sony's i-mode FeliCa NTT DoCoMo, payments from handsets
 * eBay PayPal
 * BOBO, Billing on behalf of others

Poverty
poverty
 * material deprivation
 * social exclusion
 * standard of living
 * low income

Microfinancing online
Microfinance, Microcredit
 * GlobalGiving, Globalgiving, globalgiving.com
 * kiva, kiva.org

Social networks
social network, trust network

 * agile network
 * artificial life, models of
 * assessment protocol
 * centralized decisionmaking, hierarchical decisionmaking, decentralized decisionmaker, decisionmaking
 * cheater detection reasoning, cheater detection
 * collective intentionality
 * collective rationality
 * command and control, command, control (vs reputation systems)
 * commitment, 12 commitments
 * community building
 * complex adaptive system, complex system, adaptive system
 * complex social relationships, social relationship
 * control allocation
 * constructive confrontation
 * conventions for mediating and coordinating interactions between members of large groups
 * cooperative behavior, complex forms of
 * decentralization
 * distributed organization, networked organization
 * distributed system, control system
 * dynamic specialization
 * edge organization (DoD): edge organizations where command is dispersed and pushed out to the edge
 * emergent network role, emergent network
 * enforcement mechanisms, social enforcement
 * evolutionary game theory, game theory
 * evolutionary psychology
 * evolutionary sociologist, evolutionary psychologist
 * evolutionary stable strategy of collective behaviour
 * exchange value, social currency
 * governance control code, control code, governance code
 * human nature
 * innate social exchange algorithm, social exchange algorithm, exchange algorithm, social exchange
 * institutional fact, (John Searle)
 * internalized social protocol, social protocol
 * invisible hand (Adam Smith)
 * legal code
 * markets, are analogous to social networks
 * multi-agent simulation models of social phenomena
 * multiple identities, distributed identity, identity
 * mutual intention
 * Network-centric warfare (NCW)
 * neuroeconomics
 * peer network, hub-and-spoke network
 * reputation systems
 * role, social role, social network role
 * rule set (Esther Dyson), community rule set, social rule set
 * self-synchronizing group
 * self organization
 * self organizing and distributed control system
 * small group, group organization
 * social capital
 * social code
 * social cohesion
 * social contract
 * social coordination. Language probably began as a social coordination capability. (Steven Pinker and Noam Chomsky)
 * social emotion, social emotions
 * social exchange algorithm, social exchange; include a person’s sense of justice and guilt, social reciprocity, gift giving, and an ability to interpret social cues
 * social mechanics
 * social media, interactive marketing
 * social network
 * social organization, institutional organization
 * social physics, socialphysics.org, SocialPhysics.org
 * social relationship, social relationships
 * social role signature, role signature
 * social self-organization
 * social signaling mechanism, social signaling
 * social software
 * social strategy, innate social strategy and learned social strategy
 * socially constructed identity
 * spontaneous self-organization
 * spontaneous sociability
 * tagging: What separates humans from all other animals is an ability to extract a symbolic representation from a set of physical interactions and then give this symbolic representation its own social reality that can direct and orient behaviors independent of the physical objects or actions that gave rise to it in the first place.
 * tags: status
 * tangible currency, contract money, fiat currency, digital currency
 * trust-building behavior
 * trust model, trust network, trust system, trust. Trust requires measurement, feedback, and accountability.
 * trusted peer social networks
 * Vernon Smith and Daniel Kahneman, Ronald Coase
 * governance architecture, governance, Information technology governance
 * social search

Social emotions and functions
Governing social behaviors, also biologically based and characteristic of most mammalian social species, including wolves and vampire bats:
 * shame,
 * pride,
 * anger,
 * guilt,
 * compassion

Appear to be part of an overall program of bioregulation:
 * Anger,
 * fear,
 * shame,
 * indignation,
 * jealousy,
 * pride,
 * compassion,
 * gratitude,
 * sorrow,
 * and joy

Seven universal evolutionary emotions visible on face:
 * fear, anger, sadness, disgust, surprise, happiness, contempt

Highly specialized brain functions, not general-purpose capacities: also:
 * our ability to recognize facial expressions,
 * intentions and emotions,
 * our ability to make friends,
 * our sense of loyalty and
 * protectiveness,
 * our ability to detect injustice,
 * calculate our own self-interests,
 * create a new language
 * ability to evaluate the quality of a social relationship

more:
 * risk-sharing, risk-sharing behavior

Social network role
e.g. enforcer, maven, truth-teller, evangelist
 * The Exemplar or “Alpha member”
 * The Gatekeeper
 * The Visionary
 * The Truth-Teller, Truth Teller, Truth teller, Truth-teller
 * The Fixer (bricolager)
 * The Connector
 * The Enforcer (in smaller networks, often combined with role of the gatekeeper and even the truth-teller)
 * The Facilitator

ODE alternatives
Dynamical simulation / Physics engine / Game physics
 * Open Dynamics Engine (ODE)
 * Open Physics Abstraction Layer (Opal) "even opal is better than pure ode if you ask me"
 * Newton Game Dynamics, Newton - free but closed source, "worth a loo
 * also OgreNewt (Ogrenewt)
 * Novodex (nVidia PhysX) free for noncommercial
 * TrueAxis, True Axis, True Axis Physics SDK free for noncommercial
 * Havok (software)
 * Meqon
 * ENVY "thephysicsengine"
 * Tokamak

3D lighting
See also:
 * Ambient reflection, ambient lighting
 * Diffuse reflection
 * Specular reflection
 * Light emission, Emission, Emission theory (vision)
 * Global illumination

Video software

 * Istanbul (software), Istanbul, video screenshots (gnome)
 * Annodex, Web clicking applied to video
 * Video editing: Diva and PiTiVi

"PARC school"
Visionary in Design Technology for Education and Creativity (ViDTEC) Themes: People and organisations: Languages paradigms products:
 * education
 * user interface
 * human interface devices
 * functional programming
 * creativity
 * immersion
 * design
 * visionary
 * Alan Kay, Seymour Papert, Jean Piaget
 * Applied Minds: Bran Ferren, Danny Hillis
 * Squeak
 * Smalltalk
 * Reflection (computer science)
 * body syntonic reasoning
 * Dynabook
 * Sketchpad

Biotech areas of interest
Biotech, Bioinformatics
 * Dynamical systems modeling
 * High-tech field ecology, field ecology
 * Computational ecology
 * Data standards, data representation, and analytical tool for complex biological data
 * Statistical genetics
 * Proteomics

CRM114
CRM114

 * Criteria for categorization of data can be by satisfaction of regexes, by sparse binary polynomial matching with a Bayesian Chain Rule evaluator, a Hidden Markov Model, or by other means.

This tool comes with a 275-page book in PDF format, and needs every one of those pages.

Space animals

 * Biosatellite
 * Bion flight BION-10 Bion-10 Biocosmos 10 Biocosmos 10 Bion 10 BION 10
 * Biocosmos satellite
 * Biocosmos
 * Bion 7 Cosmos 1667
 * OFO 1, an Orbiting Frog Otolith satellite

Odd theories
Jacques Bertaux, Bertaux, French sedimentologist: alternating layers of big/small particles

Reversible computing
Reversible computing
 * 3 input universal logic gates: Fredkin gate, Toffoli gate

Trawlers
trawler
 * near the Wessels Islands, about 120km north-east of Nhulunbuy.
 * 7000kg of reef fish were found on board
 * De Yuan Yu 001
 * De Yuan Yu 002
 * De Yuan Yu
 * intercepted by HMAS Ipswich
 * Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) officers

Bottom Trawling

 * Bottom trawling
 * Moratorium on Bottom Trawling, Moratorium on bottom trawling

Lil
LCD monitor:
 * Torisan TFT-LCM
 * TM121XG-02L02D G
 * DP/N 05D365 | C/O JP | Rev.A0

FZ5:
 * B(circle)5D 29: shot button + dial + multi-shot + stabilizer button
 * B 5D

Game genres
Video game genre
 * Arena game
 * Communication adventure (Conversation game)

Worms

 * Virtual dissection
 * microdrile(s)
 * sour crop, Sour Crop
 * vericast, vermicompost, worm castings
 * Holo nephridia, worm kidneys
 * clitellum

Commercial worms:
 * Reds (Lumbricus rubellus), European
 * Tigers (Eisenia fetida), European
 * Blues (Perionyx excavatus), originally Perionyx excavatus, or Australian native: Spencerilla sp. nov. Originating from Himalayan mountains -> lowlands of Malaysia -> Australia

Agricultural worms in .au (mostly European):

 * Aporrectodea caliginosa
 * Aporrectodea longa
 * Aporrectodea rosea
 * Aporrectodea trapezoides
 * Microscolex dubius

Other species:
 * Enchytraeids Australian smallest (few mm)
 * Megascolides australis Australian largest (1.5 m)
 * Megascolex imparacystis, Australian native no longer often seen. 30cm, deep burrowing (4 m), 7mm diameter. Albany, Western Australia.
 * Lumbricus herculeus, Model worm. (Jeanson, C). Red genus.
 * Lumbricus terrestris, model worm. (Parle, JN) Red genus.
 * Dendrobaena rubida, worm used for extracting lead, zinc and calcium in Wales (research by M. P. Ireland). Minerals found mostly in worms, rather than in soil or castings.
 * Eisenia andrei, relative of Tiger. Treated as a tiger by Murphy.

Parasites:
 * Histomonas meleagridis, larvae found in earthworms, causes avian disease

Misc

 * noseeum netting, no-see-um netting
 * signal path
 * creative block, creativity block
 * prenatal experience, pre-natal experience, perinatal experience
 * EcoRecycle Victoria, EcoRecycle
 * Grand Unified Flow Cache (GUFC)
 * Men of the Trees (Barbe Baker)
 * Green Fuel Standard, Green fuel standard, in California: part of biofuels plan. Takes into account green house gas, fertilizer, errosion, etc. (environmentally greener + greenhouse gas level). Mentioned on Science Friday 2006-06-0224
 * Yoshino Cherry, Prunus yedoensis, sterile cherry blossom, found in Washington
 * threshold theorem
 * RepRap Project, Fab Lab (Neil Gershenfeld), GIK, Architecture for Humanity
 * Laetiporus sulphureous (syn. Grifola Polyporus) growing on a willow (Salix alba)
 * The Partnership: the inside story of the US-Australian Alliance under Bush and Howard. Author: Greg Sheridan LNL. Australians stopping US war crimes in Iraq.
 * Mycoplasma mobile, genetically engineered version of this bacteria powers micromotors.
 * Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS)
 * Plasma arc
 * Elysia crispata, sea slug with algae DNA
 * Whyanbeel Arboretum, Whyanbeel arboretum
 * Fertility Capability Classification, Soil Fertility Capability Classification
 * Australian values
 * SLIVER, SLIVER technology
 * SunCube™, sun cube, suncube, Solar SunCube
 * experimental solar electricity generation. near Daggett, California/
 * (International) Society for Protection of Animals from Vivisection
 * Novazyme, Genzyme
 * Edirol R-09
 * Porous pavement
 * Header pump
 * Vagus nerve
 * (Queenscliff) Marine Discovery Centre
 * naive animal
 * cultural dexterity
 * dignitarian, rankism
 * race suicide, racial suicide, racial hygiene association
 * Conservation program(me)
 * Visual pun
 * anarchist bee, anarchist honeybee, Anarchist worker bee
 * hemisync
 * degradeable user interface, degradeable application, degradeable responsive application
 * degradable user interface, degradable application, degradable responsive application
 * species-group name
 * crane rate(s)
 * Corporeal undead, Corporeal reanimation
 * functional extinction, functionally extinct
 * self censorship
 * Corporate empire
 * Denial law, Anti-denial law, Hate speech
 * Political wedge
 * Australian constitution and religion (S 116)
 * conscious vote
 * Conflict resolutionist, Conflict resolution
 * Terrologist, terrology
 * Parish
 * Biosecurity
 * Sandlance left-right-brain fish. Australian neuro-scientist Jack Pettigrew
 * Keywords: perceptualoscillation(s_), binocular rivalry, interhemispheric switch, midbrain oscillator, neural basis
 * Two fish with independent spontaneous eye movements, the pipefish Corythoichthyes intestinalis and the sandlance Limnichthyes fasciatus were compared with the butterflyfish Chaetodon rainfordi
 * Fish: Sandlance, teleost fish
 * Great Blacks in Wax Museum
 * amphibian chorus, surrogate species
 * Mesona chinensis (Mesona, Grass jelly)
 * qws (tiny x server)
 * population collapse, global collapse, fishery collapse, stock collapse
 * Rhabdophis tigrinus poisonous toad eating snake.
 * Mandatory Renewable Energy Targets (MRET Scheme)
 * JARPA research program Japanese Research Program in Antarctica (whale "research")
 * Fuel mix, Renewable energy mix (Renewable energy development)
 * Lake Pedder Earthworm (Hypolimnus pedderensis)
 * Lake Pedder Planarian (Romankenkius pedderensis)
 * gastrea
 * Lord of all systems of knowledge (translation of "Allah")

Misc II

 * Usability bug, Usability issue
 * Biodiversity crisis
 * Creationist biology, Marc Surtees
 * Sky god Sky God Skygod -Ian McEwan (The Root of All Evil?)
 * Satan's incarnate, Satan incarnate
 * East India syndrome, East India Syndrome
 * Monopolistic capitalism
 * Political sovereignty
 * god's creation
 * Sean McDonagh
 * web of life
 * knock on effect k-o, knock on extinction k-o chain of extinctions, chains of extinction
 * Grassroots software developer, Grassroots developer(s) _
 * acquired organization dysfunction syndrome (Acquired Organization Dysfunction Syndrome, AODS) = bureaucracy
 * propinquity, organizational pathology
 * broadcast politics
 * urchin gonad(s)
 * consumée
 * participation income payment based on contribution to society (Professor Sir Tony Atkinson)
 * poverty line
 * right angle (deserves its own article, with cultural references and related geometric things)
 * snotty gobble, difficult to germinate seed (x-rays used to look at it)
 * Source landscape, Sink landscape
 * Snotworm, (s w) Osedax mucofloris
 * Upper Florentine Valley, Tasmania, Florentine River
 * credence attribute(s) (e.g. organic, free range and dolphin friendly), as opposed to search or experience attribs
 * Colony Collapse Disorder
 * Henry Wood Elliott (Northern Fur Seal, Pribilof Islands),
 * Tyrendarra, Deen Maar, Ngaanyatjarra, Tri-state, Great Western Woodlands (=Z-lands)
 * Lake Condah
 * Soft media
 * WildCountry Planning Provinces
 * Indigenous Protected Area (IPA)
 * NHT3, Pew Charitable Trusts
 * transformation grid in ontology, phylogeny.
 * Maria Sibylla Merian butterflies
 * Coke day

Misc III

 * poverty tourism, poorism
 * Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) (stub, lnl)
 * Racial vilification
 * Blastophaga psenes, fig wasp
 * effective resolution (dpi)
 * fresnel pattern (from fresnel diffraction)
 * Cratylus
 * Pattern of ecosystems (ecoregion, Brunckhorst)
 * ecological potential (ecoregion)
 * beached whale.. Report on the whale and dolphin strandings around March 15, 2000 on Abaco, Grand Bahama and North Eleuthera, Bahama Islands.. Ambient noise doubling in oceans every 20 years. (IEEE spectrum radio). NRDC won a victory against the US Navy (low frequency active sonar), another law suit for mid-frequency which was implicated in the Bahamas strandings.
 * Metagalaxy (euphemism for 'universe' in stalinist russia)
 * Rooftop garden
 * Earth Hour, Earth hour
 * Thiomargarita namibiensis - largest prokaryote
 * fistulated cow, fistulated sheep, fistulation
 * dental scraper (=Periodontal scaler?)
 * Citizen science
 * Butterfly lighting (=Butterfly (lighting)?)
 * Rembrandt lighting
 * M740476 10,5/1100 MITO 1000A
 * Chiasmodus niger (Black Swallower)
 * Domesticated pigeon breeds: Brunner Pouter / Brunner pouter / Brunner cropper, Single-crested priest / Single Crested Priest, Maltese (pigeon), Barb (pigeon), Jacobin, Dresden white-shield trumpeter (Dresden Trumpeter), Danzig Highflyer
 * self-righting object (Gomboc)
 * spoor (animal) (spoor)
 * weedscape
 * Nature recording, Nature recordist
 * Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium
 * "active conservation" i.e., anti-poaching patrols
 * ranging behaviour (-ior)
 * threatening process
 * land clearing
 * Australian marine environment, Marine environment of Australia Commonwealth marine areas (Australia) from EPBC. Marine areas of Australia, Australian marine areas

Misc IV

 * farm forest, Farm forestry
 * woodlot
 * shelterbelt(s)
 * habitat planting(s)
 * industrial plantation(s)
 * bat tube
 * Gordon Splits
 * Chinese factory
 * Nafis Sadik (Pakistan) Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for HIV/AIDS in Asia and in the Pacific since 24 May 2002: demanding rights vs being given rights
 * IBM Selectric typewriter
 * Whole Body Vibration Training ,
 * Active SETI, METI, messages to extraterrestrial intelligence, Messages To Extraterrestrial Intelligence
 * United States of Generica
 * Embedding diagram (wormhole )
 * reporting/media trends:
 * Hyperlocalism (e.g. metro areas only)
 * Answer culture (“State of the News Media” report.): offer “solutions, crusades, certainty and the impression of putting all the blur of information in clear order for people.”
 * less collecting string (getting to know the area, etc)
 * kicker (whacky / cute story)
 * New words in 2007 (MW): agnolotti, Bollywood, chaebol, crunk, DVR, flex-cuff, ginormous, gray literature, hardscape, IED, microgreen, nocebo, perfect storm, RPG, smackdown, snowboardcross, speed dating, sudoku, telenovela, viewshed
 * flower farming, cut flower, cut-flower industry, Send Valley (Central Valley? San Joaquin Valley?)
 * Parking lot runoff
 * Amphibian Ark (aa)
 * security theater
 * strict aliasing
 * Marina Nemat, Prisoner of Tehran
 * "Enemy of souls" (aka the devil)
 * Totem, Totemic
 * Positive externality
 * Compassion fatigue (war reporting)
 * gross contaminant(s), gross contamination (e.g. rubbish in a river)
 * Science of contaminants, Science of contamination
 * bioaccumulation, biomagnify
 * biodeviation - turning over of sediment. mostly top 25cm.
 * Minamata disease (minimata), mercury in shellfish
 * anti-friction thrust bearing(s)
 * levelized cost of energy, levelized energy cost (Photovoltaics)

Evo Devo
Evo Devo
 * Cyclops, cyclopia, holoprosencephaly, from Veratrum californicum lily, chemical cyclopamine which is a teratogen having a teratogenic effect.
 * embryologist:
 * Sean B. Carroll (author)
 * Hans Spemann (newt)
 * John Saunders (chicken)
 * Fred Nijhout Duke Uni (Butterfly)
 * Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard & Eric F. Wieschaus with Edward B. Lewis (Nobel prize, fruitfly hox genes)
 * organizer (eg dorsal lip of the blastopore)
 * Spemann's organizer, Zone of polarizing activity (ZPA), limb bud, wing bud
 * eyespot organizer = the focus, first day of the chrysalis stage, focal morphogen
 * morphogen
 * Bateson Material for the Study of Variation (1894)
 * homeotic (parts with the likeness of another)
 * hedgehog, Sonic hedgehog, desert hedgehog, Indian hedgehog
 * Gene names: knirps, Krüppel, spitz, shavenbaby, buttonhead, faint little ball

Seed saving

 * Seed Savers' Network, Seed Savers' Trust, Seed bank
 * Seed exchange, Seed Exchange, seed saving exchange, Seed Saving Exchange
 * urea or nitrogenous fertilizer prevent essential amino acids forming in grains — lowering protein production by 20 and 60 percent.
 * superphosphate adds cadmium to soils and crops. Reduces essential zinc levels 20 to 50 percent of our needs.
 * Selectively bred/improved Australian: quandong, finger lime, macadamia
 * Geneflow, publication of International Plant Genetic Resources Institute or International Board for Plant Genetic Resources
 * germplasm, germ plasm
 * genetic errosion
 * Siege of Leningrad
 * Seed homeland(s) - Centres of diversity
 * landrace(s)
 * center of origin, centre of origin
 * Farmers paid to grow and save seeds from traditional crops and to keep their traditional domesticated animals (shorter name for this?) is operating in Hungary and Ethiopia.
 * vs Green Revolution seeds - high-response variety (more accurate than high-yielding variety).
 * agro-chemicals
 * black smut, more common in GR rice.
 * frogs and surface fish control mosquito larvae and some aquatic weed(s) in pesticide-free rice paddies. paddy crabs also exterminated, and edge plants with edible yields: taro, water spinach, water chestnut.
 * Azolla, grown in association with Rice
 * Pesticide Trust
 * Semi-dwarf IR36 variety of rice, because the worlds most cultivated rice within just a few years. In 1981, 70% of rice-growing area in the Philippines was planted to this one variety.
 * automatic pollinator, automatic self-polination
 * Pioneer Hi-Bred, Monsanto
 * Lactuca serriola, accidently received bioengineed herbicide resistance.
 * food security
 * biennial, seed-to-seed production, seed-to-seed, seed-to-root, true-to-typeness, root-to-seed
 * walking stick cabbage (kale)
 * rouging
 * plumule
 * soil temperature
 * The Hopi plant corn seeds 60 cm deep in the burning sands of the Arizona desert. (Plant deeper in sandy soil, and in hot, dry conditions)
 * Calabaza squash is a kind of gramma (Cucurbita moschata)
 * For seed saving, to avoid crossing of varieties, grow only one watermelon, one rockmelon, one cucumber, one squash, one gramma and one pumpkin.
 * Enterolobium tipubouva, Elephant's Ear tree
 * Tipuana tipu, Pride of Bolivia
 * Rio Nunes coffee
 * Ilex paraguensis, maté tea
 * Chinese tea
 * Catha edulis, Abyssinian tea
 * Sesania cannabina, WA native
 * Swale (geographical feature)

Geckos

 * Kawekaweau, extinct
 * tubercular scale(s), vs tubercle
 * Teratoscincus scincus and Teratoscincus bedriagai have highly developed "fish scales", not strongly attached to the underlying skin, and shed in large patches when molested. Scales are attached to gas exchange in T. scincus.
 * Suspected vitamin D3 plays a part in shedding
 * Spine-like tail scales (Diplodactylus ciliaris)
 * supraocular scales (ciliate scales), supraocular scales
 * Chondrodactylus angulifer has secondary loss of lamellae; "swims" into sand with webbed toes.
 * Diplodactylus conspicillatus uses its tail to block its burrow
 * Teratoscincus scincus makes chirruping sounds like a cricket with its tail scales.
 * Lygodactylus, Phyllodactylus (Some old-world spp), Phelsuma and Rhacodactylus have adhesive or pretensile tails.
 * Spray predators with tail upper surface glands: Diplodactylus williamsi, Diplodactylus ciliaris, Diplodactylus elderi. Up to 50cm.
 * Regenerated tails may be forked, and often lack adhesion or other properties of original.
 * Geckos display tail wagging
 * crepuscular species
 * Eublepharinae = eyelid geckos. Other geckos have brille
 * 300-1000Hz hearing to 10,000Hz (Coleonyx variegatus as model organism)
 * Endolymphatic sacs for calcium carbonate reserve for hard egg shell production. But also found in males. Also found in non-geckos, such as Cophotis ceylonica and Brookesia (Chameleons). All climbing species. Could be for balance.
 * Sphaerodactylinae are voiceless
 * Eublepharinae and most species in Diplodactylinae and Gekkoninae possess a voice.
 * Sense of smell linked to Jacobson's organ
 * Lygodactylus and Gonatodes show sexual dimorphism: males have colorful head markings.
 * Parthenogenic species: Hemidactylus garnotii, Lepidodactylus lugubris, and Gehyra ogasawarasimae
 * Only non-egg laying genera: Heteropholis, Hoplodactylus, Naultinus, and Rhocodactylus trachyrhynchus''
 * Egg size: 3.5 - 32mm
 * incubation: 35 - 183 days (captivity)
 * egg protection for a few hours: Eublepharis macularius, Hemitheconyx caudicinctus, Pachydactylus tigrinus -- jumps at a predator and attempt to bite
 * Slow maturing: Tarentola mauritanica 4 or 5 years in captivity
 * Fast maturing: Paroedura pictus, sexually mature within a year
 * meadow plankton
 * Preferred cricket species: Gryllus bimaculatus (two spotted), Acheta domesticus ("tonic" for geckos suffering transport stress)
 * Galleria melonella (Wax moth), larvae are 19% fat
 * Blaptica dubia, Argentine cockroach (when 5 mm+, not 40 mm)
 * Geckos need phosphorus and calcium. Prevents softjaw
 * Vitamin D3 and calcium suppliments recommended
 * UV-A, not hard UV-C. Plant bulbs usually not suitable.

Fishing gear
(highest impact to lowest)
 * 1) Scallop dredge, dredge
 * 2) Seafloor trawl, Seafloor trawler, or "deep sea bottom trawling" (greenpeace)
 * 3) Seafloor-set gillnet, Seafloor gillnet
 * 4) Seafloor-set longline, Seafloor longline
 * 5) Driftnet gillnet
 * 6) Drifting longline
 * 7) Beach seine net, Beach seine
 * 8) Dropline
 * 9) Pots and traps (pot, trap)
 * 10) Trolling
 * 11) Lampara net (Lampara)
 * 12) Purse seine net
 * 13) Dive fisheries, dive fishery
 * 14) Handline and rod and reel (fishing rod)
 * 15) Squid jig

articles: More listed:
 * Long-line fishing
 * seine net, seine
 * gillnet
 * Fish aggregating device, Payaos
 * Danish seine net
 * Surface longline
 * Seafloor dredge
 * Suspended cage
 * fish trap(s)
 * Pole and line
 * Sea-cage, Sea cage
 * Mid-water trawl
 * Bottom-set longline
 * Trawl bycatch (bycatch)
 * baited trap, baited pot, baited traps and pots
 * spear and trawl
 * Surround net(s)
 * pond grown, tank grown
 * spear
 * Haul net
 * entanglement device
 * handhaul seine net
 * funnel haul
 * ring net
 * oyster cage
 * oyster rack

Seachoices.org:
 * Bottom longline
 * Dredging
 * Farmed (Fish farming)
 * Gill net(s)
 * Hand-raked
 * Harpoon
 * Hook-and-line
 * Hydraulic dredging
 * Jigging
 * Longline
 * Lure-and-line
 * Mid-water trawl
 * Pelagic longline
 * Pot
 * Purse seine
 * Scallop dredge
 * Spearfishing
 * Suspended culture
 * Sweep net
 * Tonging
 * Trap
 * Trawl
 * Troll/Pole
 * Wild

Glossary

 * BRD Bycatch Reduction Device
 * BPUE Bycatch Per Unit Effort / CPUE Catch Per Unit Effort
 * EBM Ecosystem-Based Management
 * CCRF Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries (FAO)
 * CFP Common Fisheries Policy (EU)
 * GBRMP Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
 * IUU Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated [fishing]
 * MPA Marine Protected Area
 * SAV Submerged Aquatic Vegetation
 * TED Turtle Excluder Device
 * UNCLOS United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
 * UNEP United Nations Environment Programme
 * UNDP United Nations Development Programme
 * WSSD World Summit on Sustainable Development

 * MARPOL 73/78

etc
 * Fishery collapse
 * Dolphin safe (d-s, Dolphin friendly d-f, Dolphin by-catch

911

 * 3-1-1
 * God squad, God Squad, Godsquad (not The God Squad)
 * Beat police

Additives

 * Glutamic acid?: E622, E623, E624, E625
 * E628 E629
 * E640 Glycine and its sodium salt
 * E500...E504
 * E518, E535
 * Sodium aluminosilicate merge with
 * E572
 * E578: Calcium gluconate -> Calcium lactate gluconate ??
 * Tragacanth (wikify)
 * E420 Sorbitol (i) Sorbitol (ii) Sorbitol syrup
 * E425 Konjac (i) Konjac gum (ii) Konjac glucomannane
 * E440 Pectins (i) pectin (ii) amidated pectin (emulsifier)
 * E450, E451
 * E460, E466, E468...
 * E301. 302, 303, 304, 306, 307
 * Erythorbic acid E315 vs Erythorbin acid E317
 * E331 Sodium citrates (i) Monosodium citrate (ii) Disodium citrate (iii) Sodium citrate (trisodium citrate) (antioxidant)
 * E332 Potassium citrates (i) Monopotassium citrate (ii) Potassium citrate (tripotassium citrate) (antioxidant)
 * E333 Calcium citrates (i) Monocalcium citrate (ii) Dicalcium citrate (iii) Calcium citrate (tricalcium citrate) (acidity regulator) (firming agent) (sequestrant)
 * E367 Calcium fumarate
 * E230
 * E232: 2-Phenylphenol -> Sodium orthophenyl phenol ??
 * Nisin: Lactococcus lactis
 * E104 Quinoline Yellow
 * E150a Plain Caramel
 * E155 = Brown HT
 * E1202 Polyvinylpolypyrrolidone, mentioned on: Poly vinyl pyrrolidone

acceleration glove

 * Wii controller: ADI’s ADXL330 3-axis iMEMS accelerometer, 3-axis ADXL330 iMEMS® acceleration sensor. press release product
 * basix motherboard: JTAG, 60-pin hirose (I/O) connector

Durrell

 * Torrey tanker (Oil tanker)
 * Capchur gun (Capchur, cap-chur gun, Cap-Chur gun, Cap-Chur Equipment, tranquilizer gun)
 * White-eared pheasant
 * Clostridium sordellii, gas forming organism affecting lion's cubs
 * Elliot's pheasant
 * Peter Scott
 * Stormy Petrel, Lord McDougall p14
 * Shep Mallet, Nicknamed: Shepton Mallet
 * Saranne Calthorpe, Lady Calthorpe
 * Basle zoo, Dr Le Marquand, aniseed p29 = Zoo Basel, Basel, Switzerland
 * Gelada baboon x2, South African baboon p33
 * peritonitis, egg removal may lead to
 * spot nosed monkey, spot-nosed monkey
 * Pouched rat
 * potto
 * Tockus albocristatus White-crested Hornbill p109, meat eating hornbill
 * Scaley Anteater (Pangolin), formic acid
 * Monkey drive(s), cocoa plantation, drive all monkeys into an area and slaughter them. bounty paid by govt. Every year in Sierra Leone between two and three thousand monkeys are killed in monkey drives. p117 (book 1972). Mainly Spot-nosed and Diana monkeys.
 * Chrome mines/Beef mines, Freetown, market in Bambawo, Kenema p130
 * Red-and-black Colobus, Black-and-white Colobus
 * Accra, ship
 * Red River Hog
 * Tenrec
 * écrevisses flambées
 * Teporingo / Volcano rabbit lives in zacaton grass. (male died from coccidiosis p206)
 * BOAC
 * Quetzal, Horned Guan, Thick-billed parrot
 * corps de ballet
 * Boat-tailed Grackle, Jacanas or Lily-trotters, Boat-billed herons, Road-runner
 * Tule, Mexico ("The Tree" - compared to Sinbad's Roc)
 * Pacific walrus
 * Noisy Scrub Bird
 * Saiga antelope
 * Macadam road, begonia, casque
 * whip-scorpion
 * bushbaby = needle-clawed lemur = Euoticus elegantulus p62
 * Demidoff's bushbabies (same habit of grooming) p102 (nephritis from powdered milk, had rich Complan milk)
 * juju
 * touraco
 * trilby
 * belle-amie, grande-dame
 * black-eared squirrel (not Nannosciurus melanotis = Indonesia, Malaysia)
 * pygmy mongoose
 * too rich milk: intestinal troubles leading to nephritis
 * too weak: loss of weight and condition
 * Tilley infra-red heater
 * bougainvillaea flower
 * Diary: patas monkey, civet, Large brow-leaf toad, hairy frog (Astylosternus robustus), pygmy mongoose (Helogale parvula), Woodford's owl (Strix woodfordii, gin-trap, greenstick fracture), clawed toad, chimp (wire noose-trap for antelope, gangrene), rhinoceros viper (Bitis nasicornis), brush-tailed porcupine, green forest squirrels (bald from presumed lack vitamins, so up Abidec)
 * egg-eating snake (Dasypeltis)
 * water chevrotain (chevrotain)

Misc V

 * Great glaciation, Great glaciation event, Great oxygenation event
 * Goldilocks zone (Habitable zone)
 * 5 star - 10 star
 * Pipefish (seahorse relatives)
 * Scientific literacy
 * Spot prawn, Alaskan prawn, Pandalus platyceros, The California spot prawn
 * PRIUS+ a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), CalCars
 * Frank de Jong: economy, captialism/communism as "mutual provision" (and allocation of resources). Adam Smith: Capital, land (resources), labour. 150 years: Economy to provide "jobs and stuff" so capital and labour. Land/resources lost in neoclassical system. Finite planet. Stop CFCs: no permits, "command and control" regulations. Economic rent (unearned increment, little tax compared to % of GDP). Tax shifting: Taxing bads, not goods.
 * Green guilt, Intergenerational equity
 * Positive externality
 * tissue engineered medical product, tissue engineered product (Meniscus (anatomy))
 * Seafood consumer hotline
 * bikely, bikely.com
 * Astragalus complex, roots of: Astragalus membranaceus, Eleutherococcus senticosus, Echinacea purpurea
 * S: Cefaclor (Cefaclor monohydrate) 375 mg. x10 total), C: Amoxycillin (875mg x 2. x10 total) as trihydrate and clavulanic acid (potassium clavulanate), P: Amoxycillin (500mg x 3. x20 total)
 * Computational thinking (Jeannette Wing )
 * Inorganic living matter
 * Ionic Breeze, ionic wind engine, Ion wind
 * Nativism - fear of immigrants
 * Convincing ground, Bruce Pascoe(sp?), battle, Beach near Portland, Healy brothers(sp?) (sealing + whaling) 1835, white whalers vs indigenous
 * Design: Useful, usable, desirable.
 * Rotating media (Linus on filesystems) (hard drive, CD, vs flash)
 * radical detoxification (Warren Ench on alcohol bans)
 * panda hugger, dragon slayer (opinion of china)
 * Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS), Australian Building Greenhouse Rating) (ABGR), Green star, NABERS (the National Australian Built Environment Rating System), Energy Smart Home Rating
 * Round-off error, Rounding -- reasons for rounding-off, implicit rounding functions via type casting.
 * Fahrenheit - conversion graph to celcius
 * Pareidolia
 * Land and Biodiversity White Paper inquiry
 * Gavin Jennings
 * Crosstalk (electronics) - picture of square waves with spikes
 * Phytophthora cinnamomi is a root disease present in many of Victoria's national parks, including the Brisbane Ranges, where it is having a devastating impact on plant life including the area's iconic grass trees. (VNPA's NatureWatch)
 * Brown-brown
 * Muraena retifera. Moray eel with Alien like jaws. (Muraena) pharyngeal jaws
 * shrub rose
 * road verge, notable road verge
 * Isometric grid
 * Systems biology
 * Nyctibatrachus minimus smallest land vert/frog
 * Power of recall (after elections)
 * Joseph Hatch, Penguin boiler, Oil extractor
 * energy productivity
 * biosequestration
 * nanocomposite paper
 * sand slug, offside effect
 * bio-battery, biobattery, bio battery
 * Western pattern diet (AMA (US) term for "steak"). Western diet
 * Greenhouse abator, Greenhouse Abatement Certificates, greenhouse abatement activity, accredited abator
 * Sunball or Sun ball. (Greg Watson, New Inventors)
 * Curiosity-based research
 * Hydrogasification
 * refined grain (not endosperm)
 * stack-heap collision
 * Liep Gony
 * Lethal phenotype, Lethal mutation
 * Welded dust (Thom Hogan's coined term) Dust that has attached itself with moisture (to a CCD)
 * social racism
 * caudal appendage, human tail
 * Creationist Museum, Creationist museum (List of creationist museums)
 * disease pressure (agriculture / viticulture) (hot and wet, e.g. 10ml over 24hr +10C)
 * rain event
 * minerality ("good minerality") Wanky wine word of the week. Really is natural acidity, texture, or sea salty?
 * panspernia
 * Millennium Run, Millennium run, Millennium simulation, Mock Universe, Lambda-CDM model, λ-CDM model, Via Lactea Simulations Max Planck Society Computing Center, Galaxay-Formation-Algorithms, Galaxay formation algorithm, project Columbia Supercomputer, Aquarius Simulation (VIRGO consortium), GADGET code, gravitational softening, leapfrog method
 * gulmohur(s) (indian plant/tree)
 * Baking paper
 * Kodak Fiend, Kodak fiend
 * Family of angles, Family of Angles
 * effective watt second(s), strobe rating
 * bioprecipitation, ice-nucleating particles of biological origin,
 * solar geometry, sun path diagram, (sun path)
 * eye beams, eye lasers, eye rays
 * Thai curry - geng (geng ped for spicy, geng jeut for bland or soup). thai food p274.
 * grachai (rhizome)
 * cement sheet (may contain asbestos if pre-1980)
 * IP56 weatherproof switch / point (eg clipsal or hpm)
 * gravity feed, mains pressure
 * bra bomb
 * subliminal programming
 * misstatement, misspoke

Misc VI

 * Errinundra Plateau
 * Rainforest Sites of Significance (RSOS)
 * Eucalyptus nitens (Shining Gum)
 * Department of Natural Resources and Environment
 * Department of Sustainability and Environment
 * Root ball
 * fire abatement
 * Sunshine harvester
 * Wind event (Wind storm, 2008-04-02)
 * Nuclear renaissance
 * Colonial genocide
 * Creative class, creativity worker, Creative professional, Knowledge worker, Identity validation (to validate one's identity), creativity index (tolerance, talent, technology)
 * Super-Creative Core, Creative core, Functional creative class, functional creativity. functional creative
 * John Makin, Sarah Jane Sutcliffe, Baby farmers, The Hatpin
 * Fred Maynard and the Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association
 * Seven pillars of Western wisdom (Kishore Mahbubani): free market economics, mastery of science and technology, implementing meritocracy, being pragmatic, adopting the culture of peace, adopting the rule of law, and promoting education
 * the Bush recession, bushonomics
 * transaction interleaving
 * Reg Cahill, challenges Einstein and Michelson–Morley experiment
 * Canoe tree
 * fossil deposits = both ancient sunlight & ancient atmosphere
 * non-fossil lithosphere
 * doctrine of the whole (bill henson / art)
 * The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) is a wetland conservation property and a tribute to Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin. The 135,000 ha property, in Queensland's Cape York Peninsula
 * Ecological process, evolutionary process, natural process, large-scale process, biodiversity process, continental process, continental ecological process, connectivity (ecology), landscape connectivity, large scale connectivity, continental scale connectivity, connectivity elements, large scale ecological phenomena, flows and processes, ecological linkages / ecological functions, energy and matter fluxes, refugia, ecological refugia, evolutionary refugia, permeability, permeable landscape(s) (Barry Traill pewtrusts.org)
 * Strongly interactive species, Hydro-ecology, Long-distance biological movement, Disturbance regimes, Climate change & variability, Coastal zone fluxes, Maintaining evolutionary processes (Soule et al 2004. The role of conservation 10:266-279, Pacific Conservation Biology)
 * Harry F. Recher. A Natural Legacy, Ecology in Australia (1979; 1986 2nd ed.) (A. S. Wilson & Co.)
 * additionality - would the reductions have happened anyway with or without the offset purchases.
 * biobank, biobank site, Biobanking Trust Fund, biobanking scheme, biodiversity credits Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995
 * Forestry-related emissions, formally land use, land-use change and forestry emissions (Garnaut)
 * carbon leakage
 * public appreciation of science (PAS)
 * Clean Energy Council (previously Renewable Energy Council
 * Gas-balanced tracker (Self reorienting solar tracker, Gas spring solar tracker). e.g. Mono Pumps P/L & WA Solar Supplies. (expired patent)
 * secondary optics (reflector, diffuser, etc on a light fitting)
 * Color rendition index
 * Lighting design
 * Anderson connector (DC connector)
 * population structure
 * Air tightness testing, Air permeability
 * "electromagnetic smog"
 * Health Care Without Harm / noharm.org
 * CSIRO Division of Building Research
 * Glass, Mass and Insulation Council of Australia, GMI Council
 * Reverse masonry veneer, Reverse brick veneer (masonry veneer)
 * Loom wiring system / Loom-wiring system (in false/suspended ceiling for supply of plug-in lighting. Not Wiring loom)
 * Stepping voltage (?) shock from change in voltage along ground with SWER
 * Lead-sheathed cable (pre 1949?)
 * Architrave (in wiring)
 * Multiple Earth Neutral, MEN point (Earthing system)
 * Arc chute De-ion arc chute deion arc chute deion chamber deion grid (to avoid arcing)
 * Brainlet(s) - powerful ideas (Alan Kay)
 * cdesign proponentsists
 * balance of financial terror
 * Tyler Cassidy (police shooting victim)
 * Patrick Carmack The Money Makers official google vid The Money Masters: How International Bankers Gained Control of America (deleted) Tally sticks, Fractional-reserve banking, Greenback (United States Note vs Federal Reserve Note), Usurer, Usurery
 * Intellectual realism (vs Visual realism) Oxford companion to the mind: Children's drawings of human figures. and super imposition (transparency)
 * somatic displacement (player to avatar)
 * Primary process Primary Process (psychology)
 * Cephalotes varians, Turtle ant, Turtle Ant
 * Math teaching (Dan Meyer TEDxNYED: Computation (by humans) vs Mathematical reasoning. "Impatience with irresolution (David Milch), or "Eagerness for formula" (in Maths).
 * Coupe (Logging coupe, Forestry coupe, Coupe (Australia), Logging coup)

Misc VII

 * ataque de nervios
 * catatonic posturing (Catalepsy?)
 * Cool temperate rainforest
 * Warm temperate rainforest
 * Mixed cool temperate rainforest
 * East Gippsland Rainforest, East Gippsland rainforest
 * Otway rainforest
 * Strzelecki rainforest
 * Central Highlands rainforest
 * Anthelid, Anthela, Anthelinae (Anthelidae ok)
 * Environmental Protection Authority (Victoria)
 * sediment pulse(s), run-off, flow characteristics of the stream, the amounts of organic debris in the stream and temperature regimes. sedimentation. environmental moisture
 * Brown Mountain crayfish... maybe Orbost Spiny Crayfish (Euastacus diversus) or Gippsland Crayfish (Euastacus kershawi) or Bonang spiny crayfish (Euastacus sp.)
 * genetic isolation
 * Call playback survey, Callback (survey technique), Callback (birds) (see: Callback)
 * Taxon stronghold, stronghold population, core population (see Stronghold (disambiguation))
 * home range
 * ecological function, conservation function
 * biodiversity conservation
 * habitat tree, seed tree
 * differential species, differential taxon
 * Russian Parallel Cinema
 * Alco-cinema, Alco cinema
 * Entoptic phenomenon, Gish Gallop, L'esprit de l'escalier (staircase wit)
 * angular acceleration/rotational forces -> diffuse axonal injury/diffuse brain injury (helmet grips the road, twisting the head more quickly than if the skull were unprotected)
 * autobiographical number
 * Franklin's Bumble Bee, Bombus franklini
 * Jewcake / Jew cake / Jew-cake (no:Jødekake).. see Jewish cuisine
 * Melbourne Bike Share, Melbourne Bikeshare
 * Lane ways of Melbourne City Centre = Lanes and Arcades of Melbourne. see also: Template:Melbourne CBD Streets, List of lanes and arcades in Melbourne city centre, Street art in Melbourne
 * section break, section (writing)
 * Chia paste
 * Leptaena (fossil)
 * Ice confection, Frozen confection
 * Milk fortification, Fortified milk
 * MS Linedraw
 * salicyluric acid
 * Nasal flux (death of Gengis Khan according to Palin), Cranio-hydrorrhea, nasal mucosal blood flux

Misc VIII

 * Spigelia genuflexa, genuflecting, genuflection
 * Baader-Meinhof phenomenon (deleted)
 * Attentional-bias training
 * Pimelea axiflora, Bootlace Bush
 * Pomaderris vacciniifolia, Round Leaf Pomaderris (Threatened under FFGA)
 * Xenogamous Binding Language, Xenogamous, XBL
 * Coronacollina acula
 * Poxel (polygon voxel, ala minecraft)
 * Gray-Scott equations (Reaction–diffusion system)
 * Sturgeon face (not bad)
 * Wire mesh glass
 * soffietta Wiktionary redirect
 * yoke (glassblowing)
 * tagliol (glowblowing paddle)
 * pacioffis (glassblowing tool, wooden jacks)
 * Compulsion loop(s)
 * Kobigraph(s)
 * twistor diagram(s), Hodges diagram
 * penalty rate
 * general bit or gbit. A bit which is Planck area in size? see also Nat (information)
 * Graphics Output Protocol / graphics output protocol (GOP) -- see Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
 * Plantarum Seu Stirpium Historia (see List of florilegia and botanical codices, sabdariffa)
 * Shadow DOM, Shadow root (not even mentioned in Document Object Model)
 * anisotropic friction

Missing plants
Plant species often found in books:

 * 1) Nicotiana glutinosa (Solanaceae, Solanales) -- tobacco. Nicotiana
 * 2) Scirpus lacustris (synonym) = Schoenoplectus lacustris (Cyperaceae, Poales) - Scirpus
 * 3) Larrea divaricata (Zygophyllaceae, Zygophyllales) - Larrea
 * 4) Begonia semperflorens (synonym) = Begonia cucullata - clubed begonia (Begoniaceae, Cucurbitales) - Begonia
 * 5) Nicotiana plumbaginifolia - Tex-Mex tobacco (Solanaceae, Solanales) - Nicotiana
 * 6) Pelargonium zonale - Horseshoe geranium (Geraniaceae, Geraniales) - Pelargonium
 * 7) Cola nitida - Großer Kolabaum (Malvaceae, Malvales) - Cola (plant)
 * 8) Sterculia urens (Malvaceae, Malvales) - Sterculia

We have these plants already but not these synonyms:

 * 1) Dolichos biflorus (synonym) = Macrotyloma uniflorum - Horse Gram (Fabaceae, Fabales)
 * 2) Pseudotsuga taxifolia, synonym for Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii (Lamb.) Britton -- but has other subspecies synonyms
 * 3) Hordeum spontaneum (Poaceae, Poales) -- Barley synonym

Misc IX

 * Improved Retention/Improved Utilization Program, IR/IU
 * Spiny lumpsucker
 * Pacific spiny lumpsucker, Eumicrotremus orbis (Günther, 1861).
 * Atlantic spiny lumpsucker, Eumicrotremus spinosus (Fabricius, 1776).
 * Dream hole, Dreamhole (small window?)
 * Herring Broadcasting, Herring Networks, Inc (OAN, AWE)
 * Dolomedes briangreenei
 * Ulam programming language (Ulam)
 * Spit hood
 * 2170 cell, 2170 battery, 21700, 18650, 4680 (why not 46800? ), 4680 cell, 4680 battery
 * Wedge dowel
 * Participatory realism
 * Thermal relic, non-thermal relic, (Relic abundance)
 * Rethermalized particle, rethermalization (deleted food reheating article)
 * Quest SuperELF (List of early microcomputers)
 * Juice hatchet, Hypo-hatchet tree injector (Tree injection?)
 * similect
 * Wine window
 * Juilland's D / Juilland's dispersion measure
 * Generic Objects of Dark Energy (GEODE) / Generic objects of dark energy [deleted], (=Dark-energy star?)
 * (Ancient Greek) Ligature of omega and rho — missing from e.g. Greek ligatures and commons [].
 * no-report paradigm(s)
 * tum tum (food)

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Reggie Nalder

Reggie Nalder (born Alfred Natzler; 4 September 1907 – 19 November 1991) was a prolific Austrian film and television character actor from the late 1940s to the early 1990s. His distinctive features—partially the result of disfiguring burns —together with a haunting style and demeanor led to his being called "The Face That Launched a Thousand Trips".

Life and career
Born in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, he was the son of actor and operetta singer Sigmund Natzler (1862–1913). He was a cousin of actresses and singers Grete Natzler and Hertha Natzler. As a young man he performed at second-rate Vienna theatres and from the 1930s in several cabarets in Paris. After World War II he worked for the German language service of the BBC.

Nalder is perhaps best remembered for his roles as an assassin in Alfred Hitchcock's 1956 remake of The Man Who Knew Too Much, the vampire Kurt Barlow in the 1979 TV adaptation of the Stephen King novel Salem's Lot, and the Andorian ambassador Shras in the Star Trek episode "Journey to Babel".

Nalder appeared, at the request of star Frank Sinatra, in a brief, uncredited role as a communist spymaster named Dmitri in John Frankenheimer's 1962 film The Manchurian Candidate. He also had a brief role in the 1981 Walt Disney film The Devil and Max Devlin but stated in an interview that he could not stand working with Bill Cosby, the star of the film. He described him as "a pig", as well as "rude, arrogant, and very untalented."

Nalder's television work also included episodes of the series 77 Sunset Strip, It Takes A Thief, Surfside Six, Boris Karloff's Thriller ("The Terror In Teakwood" and "The Return Of Andrew Bentley"), McCloud and I Spy. Nalder was also credited as "Detlef Van Berg" in the X rated films Dracula Sucks (1978) and Blue Ice (1985), but performed in no scenes of a pornographic nature.

Death
Nalder died of bone cancer in Santa Monica, California in 1991, aged 84.

Partial filmography

 * Roxy and the Wonderteam (1938, directed by Johann von Vásáry) - Fußballer
 * Jericho (1946, directed by Henri Calef)
 * La colère des dieux (1947, directed by Karel Lamač)
 * Dilemma of Two Angels (1948, directed by Maurice Tourneur) - Bébé
 * Le signal rouge (1949, directed by Ernst Neubach)
 * Adventures of Captain Fabian (1951, directed by William Marshall) - Constant
 * Bluebeard (1951, directed by Christian-Jacque) - Captain of the guard
 * Betrayed (1954, directed by Gottfried Reinhardt) - (uncredited)
 * The Lovers of Lisbon (1955, directed by Henri Verneuil) - Le maître d'hôtel / Hotel Manager (uncredited)
 * Les évadés (1955, directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois) - Le gardien avec le chien (début du film) (uncredited)
 * The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956, directed by Alfred Hitchcock) - Rien
 * Liane, Jungle Goddess (1956, directed by Eduard von Borsody) - Viktor Schöninck
 * Not Delivered (1958, directed by Gilles Grangier) - Dédé
 *  (1958, directed by Harald Reinl) - Sekretär Dewitz

 * The Spiral Road (1962, directed by Robert Mulligan) - Burubi
 * Convicts 4 (1962, directed by Millard Kaufman) - Greer
 * The Manchurian Candidate (1962, directed by John Frankenheimer) - Gomel (uncredited)
 * The Day and the Hour (1963, directed by René Clément) - Le gestapiste
 * Les saintes-nitouches (1963, directed by Pierre Montazel)
 * Mark of the Devil (1970, directed by Michael Armstrong and Adrian Hoven) - Albino
 * The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (1970, directed by Dario Argento) - Needles, Yellow Jacket Assassin (uncredited)
 * Mark of the Devil Part II (1973, directed by Adrian Hoven) - Natas
 * The Dead Don't Die (1975, directed by Curtis Harrington) - Perdido
 * Fellini's Casanova (1976, directed by Federico Fellini) - Faulkircher
 * Crash! (1977, directed by Charles Band) - Man at swap meet
 * Zoltan, Hound of Dracula (1977, directed by Albert Band) - Veidt Smith
 * Dracula Sucks (aka Lust At First Bite) (1979, directed by Phillip Marshak) - Dr. Van Helsing
 * Seven (1979, directed by Andy Sidaris) - Ronald Kahala 'The Hermit'
 * Salem's Lot (1979, directed by Tobe Hooper) - Kurt Barlow (1979) (uncredited)
 * The Devil and Max Devlin (1981, directed by Steven Hilliard Stern) - Chairman of Devil's Council
 * Blue Ice (1985, directed by Phillip Marshak) - Anton Stuttgart
 * Jericho (1991, directed by Luis Alberto Lamata) - German conqueror (final film role)

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User:Pengo/fringe

Categories

 * Alternative medicine aka Complementary medicine
 * Bad science
 * Cargo cult science
 * Conspiracy theory
 * Conventional wisdom
 * Junk science
 * Magical thinking
 * New Age
 * Old wives' tale
 * Ontological warfare
 * Paranormal
 * Pathological science
 * Protoscience
 * Pseudoscience(and Pseudohistory, Pseudophilosophy)
 * Quackery
 * Spiritualism
 * Superstition
 * Synchronicity
 * Urban legend

 * List of alternative, speculative and disputed theories
 * Obsolete scientific theories
 * List of topics (scientific method)

Dismissal techniques

 * Conventional medicine / Evidence-based medicine
 * Critical thinking
 * Occam's razor
 * Scientific method
 * Skepticism
 * confirmation bias and cognitive dissonance
 * positive thinking
 * social construction
 * Crank

More specific

 * Cryptozoology
 * placebo effect
 * exobiology
 * perpetual motion
 * Invisibility

Health related

 * acupuncture
 * Iatrogenesis
 * food therapy
 * immunostimulatory oligonucleotide / oligonucleotide

Aliens

 * Ufology
 * astrobiology (Ps)
 * Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI)
 * Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CETI)
 * Drake equation
 * Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics

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Talk:Abimael Guzmán

Civilian Targets

 * With regard to "attacking civilian targets", such a strategy doesn't even make sense for a small revolutionary movement that needs popular support if it is to succeed. It may make sense, in a perverse way, for a régime that is already in power, and indeed the Peruvian state has been accused of terrorism.
 * I want to see which "reports" make that claim about the death toll. I'll allow the statement to stand if it is supported by a halfway decent reference. As for attacking civilian targets, again, I want a reference. If the "civilian targets" are police stations, all bets are off. Shorne 02:58, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * It seems that Shorne has NO IDEA of what happened in Peru in the Shining Path "terror" era (before Abimael was captured). These TERRORISTS did indeed bomb civilian targets.  Two notable examples, among many, are the TARATA bomb (no police or military target at all, with more than 100 civilians dead AT THEIR HOMES) and the CHANNEL 2 bomb (a civilian owned TV station).  Why do you try to defend these terrorists?--AAAAA 03:35, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Because they're communists. Shorne is out to make Wikipedia read like a Soviet encyclopedia. Very Verily  03:47, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Will you please try to stick to the issues? I haven't defended anyone. I've questioned some biased and incorrect statements. Obviously rationality is not your long suit, but please do make an effort. Shorne 07:00, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Obviously, I'm the one not sticking to the issues and instead resorting to personal attacks. Very Verily 09:59, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * I wasn't talking to you. Shorne 15:35, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Just in case anybody wants proof of the Tarata bombing, where are some articles (although articles differ on the amount of dead, everybody agrees that it was definitely a civilian target:
 * guzmanconstruction.webs.comBarbaries Comparadas (in Spanish)
 * Guzman wants to "apologize" (Guzman: "Sorry, I killed your family in my TERRORIST attack to civilian, but it was a mistake"...Me: "Mr. Guzman, I don't know anybody there that died, but I won't accept your apology)--AAAAA 04:06, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Umm, did you even read the Spanish article that you cited? (Which, incidentally, is suspect, simply because Guzmán is obviously not in a position to speak freely. The Peruvian state denies him access even to international teams of lawyers and human-rights activists.) It said that the bombing was a mistake and that Guzmán wished to apologise personally for it to the families concerned. That hardly counts as "attacking civilian targets". What does count as attacking civilian targets is sending a death squad to open fire on a barbecue at which alleged members of the Communist Party of Peru were present. Ever heard of Fujimori's Barrios Altos massacre? Shorne 07:00, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Again, sticking to the issues? See Tu quoque. Very Verily  10:09, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * 1. Yes, I read the article.  The article puts this terrorist in a "human" light, and my logic tells me that it is genuine.  The Peruvian government would shurely be opposed to showing a "nicer" side of this terrorist.--AAAAA 12:53, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * 2. Why is is that those "human-rights" activists are always very interested in "protecting" the life of TERRORISTS like Guzman, and they don't care about the TEN OF THOUSANDS of life this terrorist sent to their deaths?  Aren't you ASHAMED of whitewashing this terrorist?--AAAAA 12:53, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * 3. The fact that this terrorist is now "supposedly" showing remorse, does not take away the FACT that Tarata was indeed a civilian target, and it happened.--AAAAA 12:53, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * 4. We are not discussing Fujimori here.  Feel free to send your complaints to the Japanese Government (Fujimori is now in Japan).--AAAAA 12:53, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Yes, I know that Fujimori ran off to Japan for protection. As for Tarata, the fact that he claims that it was an error shows that it was not a "target". Shorne 15:37, 1 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * The fact that this TERRORIST is now "apologizing" after years in prison, does not make him less terrorist. The "target" is no less civilian.  He did not apologize when he was not yet captured.  Why do you like to defend him so much?  Are you also a TERRORIST, or you just LIKE terrorists?--AAAAA 04:05, 2 Nov 2004 (UTC)

 * Quote: Shining Path "has bombed police headquarters and municipal offices, gas stations and middle-class apartment buildings, think tanks and public schools. It has paralyzed the country with so-called armed strikes, and set fire to bus drivers who defied its orders to stay at home on strike days.  It has murdered peasant families and leftist leaders.  Most ofen, victims are killed in full view of their family or community.  Sometimes they are hanged and sometimes shot, but often an execution-squad member -- in many cases a woman -- delivers the coup de grace with a knife.  Sometimes the tail of a live cat will be set on fire and then the animal will be let loose on a field of corn ready for picking.  Sometimes a man who has just finished casting a mandatory vote in a national election will have the finger with the telltale electoral ink hacked off."  Source: Alma Guillermoprieto, "Letter from Lima: Down the Shining Path," New Yorker, 8 Feb. 1993, p. 64-75.  [This is a piece written by a left-friendly author who strongly attacks Fujimori's government and the Peruvian system.]  --Eb.hoop 23:15 5 Nov 2004 (UTC).

 * Sometimes, sometimes, sometimes. Where did she get this information? We're not told. It's little better than gossip. Shorne 03:47, 6 Nov 2004 (UTC)

 * Thank you Eb.hoop for the quote. It shows the very nature of Mr. Guzman and his group (Shining Path).  What I don't understand is why Shorne whitewashes this TERRORIST and his TERRORIST group.  Of is it that Shorne is a member of Shining Path and wants to somehow "clean" himself by whitewashing these terrorists?  I sincerely don't understand. Do you understand?--AAAAA 23:53, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)

 * I'm not going to succumb, or rather submit, to your juvenile red-baiting. Since you obviously cannot distinguish rational discussion from ad hominem attacks, I have nothing to say to you. Go away. Shorne 03:47, 6 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Protecting page
I have protected the page to stop an edit war... Though this requires me to stay uninvolved in the dispute, I think that I'm still allowed to suggest a possible compromise between Shorne and AAAAA... The article can report that he is wanted on charges on terrorism in Peru. However, neutrality disputes are probably inevitable if the article refers to Shining Path as a "terrorist" organization without attribution. Wikipedia editors can report what other states, organizations, institutions, etc. assert, but I'm not sure if it's the business of Wikipedia editors to make the judgment call themselves regarding whether or not Shining Path is a terrorist organization, given the fact that we lack a system of editorial arbitration. 172 05:56, 8 Nov 2004 (UTC)

That picture is just nasty, and probably not Abimael Guzman. Mebbe it can be changed? Mrfixter 01:57, 9 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * The picture is one which most Peruvians remember Abimael. And it is Abimael.--AAAAA 12:01, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * Well, the picture was vandalized. Check the page history for it if you really want to know. Everyking 15:24, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Philosophic and law tesis
I agree two links to Guzman`s tesis. It´s important studies. These tesis are in UNSA (Arequipa´s public university).

Date of primary image
Greetings, all. The image of the article's subject is ostensibly dated "1993." However, as all evidence in the media shows, Guzman was captured sporting a beard he subsequently never shaved. Yet the image is dated after his 1992 capture. What gives? -The Gnome (talk) 10:07, 14 May 2021 (UTC)

 * Has the picture since been removed? I'm curious what you're referring to Freyheytlid (talk) 04:30, 5 March 2023 (UTC)

move???
most people know Guzmán as Chairman Gonzalo... would it be better to have the page titled 'Chairman Gonzalo'? Marxistnatalie (talk) 10:03, 15 July 2023 (UTC)

 * most people know Guzmán as Chairman Gonzalo
 * Not outside of niche internet circles no. A search for "Chairman Gonzalo" returns far fewer hits (by several orders of magnitude) than "Abimael Guzmán" on both Google Search and Google Scholar—and it seems pretty clear that reliable sources use Abimael Guzmán far more often than Chairman Gonzalo. This would also run into WP:POVTITLE issues, on similar lines as to why the article Muhammad isn't found at Prophet Muhammad. ~ F4U (talk • they/it) 22:44, 7 September 2023 (UTC)
 * Disagree. Most folks who are outside niche political circles will not refer to him as 'Chairman Gonzalo' FropFrop (talk) 16:35, 4 January 2024 (UTC)

NPOV
The opening paragraphs of the article appear to give the impression of whitewashing Guzmán's actions. In comparison to other languages' respective Wikipedia pages, this article paints him with the dubious neutral title of "revolutionary" and then goes on to elaborate on his proclaimed ideology of "armed struggle stressing the empowerment of the Indigenous people". In comparison, the Spanish Wikipedia article, while also using similar language at times, does have a paragraph dedicated to his trial and the group's treatment of lower-class farmers, peasants, etc. Other Wikipedia projects' articles outright use the label terrorist.

I am most concerned at the language used here in the opening paragraphs and wholeheartedly believe it should be rewritten to at least mirror the Spanish Wikipedia's page. The rest of the article at least appears—at a first glance—to be more neutral in writing, although I see interesting (perhaps clever) placements of the citation needed templates in parts of a paragraph that describe the rural peasants' opposition to the group.

I'm not sure if for these cases a conflict of interest disclosure is needed, so I'll just note that I have indirectly been affected by the conflict at a scale that I believe to be considered irrelevant. 180app (talk) 22:36, 23 August 2023 (UTC)

 * +1 to your view FropFrop (talk) 16:33, 4 January 2024 (UTC)
 * no 2600:1700:71C1:10:901B:443B:7571:9093 (talk) 06:23, 11 January 2024 (UTC)

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Samuel Lawrence (Canadian politician)

Samuel Lawrence (August 16, 1879 – October 25, 1959) was a Canadian politician and trade unionist. He was the first member of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario and subsequently served as Mayor of Hamilton, Ontario.

Lawrence was born in Somerset, England and went to work in a quarry at the age of 12. He became a shop steward in the Operative Stonemasons' Union at the age of 18. He entered politics, running for election in Battersea in London.

Known as "Mr. Labour", Sam Lawrence was an alderman, controller, and the Mayor of Hamilton, Ontario from 1944 to 1949. He was also President of the Stone Cutters' Union, Vice-President of the Hamilton Trades and Labour Council, and leader of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) party in the Ontario legislature as well as Ontario CCF president in the early 1940s

Early years
Born in the Somerset village of Norton-sub-Hamdon to William Lawrence and Ann Geard on 16 August 1879, Sam was the fourth child in a family of 5 boys and 5 girls and he attended school from the age of 3 to 10. His father, who Sam described as a 'radical liberal', was a stonemason, and Sam gave him credit for the position he took in the Labour movement. At the age of 12, Lawrence was working twelve hours a day, from six to six, and was apprenticed to a stonemason at 13. He had served half his time when his father became the foreman at Arundel Castle, the principal seat of the Duke of Norfolk. Lawrence went to London at 17 and joined the Friendly Society of Operative Stonemasons of England, Ireland and Wales in Battersea and was shop steward at the age of 18.

Whilst serving in the Coldstream Guards during the Boer War, a young recruit by the name of Knobby Taylor loaned Lawrence "Looking Backward" by Edward Bellamy. Lawrence's experiences in the Boer War and Bellamy's American Utopian novel led to him becoming a socialist. In 1906, the then 27-year-old trade unionist and war veteran stood in an abortive election campaign for the Battersea Borough Council and, six years later, decided to follow three of his brothers and two sisters who had already gone to Canada.

Career
Lawrence immigrated to Canada, settling in Hamilton, Ontario with his family in 1912. He immediately joined the Journeymen Stonecutters' Association of North America and found work as a stonemason. He became involved in the local labour movement and was elected to Hamilton, Ontario City Council as an Independent Labour Party alderman in 1922. He ran as a Labour candidate in the 1925 federal election but lost his bid for a seat in the House of Commons of Canada, coming in second. He remained on city council and was elected to Hamilton's Board of Control in 1929, retaining his seat until 1934 when he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario as the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Hamilton East, the first Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) MLA ever elected in Ontario. He was also the only CCFer elected in the 1934 election, and was defeated in his bid for re-election in the 1937 election. He was elected Ontario CCF president in 1941, and served as Mayor of Hamilton from 1944 to 1949 leading a CCF slate in that city.

Lawrence then served for a time as president of the local Industrial Union Council, and subsequently regained his seat on the Board of Control and kept it for six years. He was elected the first Labour mayor of Hamilton in the 1944 municipal election and was re-elected mayor annually until his retirement from the office in 1949.

During his tenure as mayor, the city went through the deeply divisive 85-day Stelco strike of 1946. The strike was the union's first, and its victory established the United Steel Workers of America as a major force in Canada. It also helped establish the right of Canadian workers to collective bargaining. Lawrence was publicly supportive of the strike, and led a 10,000-person march from Woodlawns Park to the gates of Stelco. Despite pressure from the federal and provincial governments, he refused to call in police or the military against the illegal strike, and thus helped ensure its victory. When the federal government sent the army in, Lawrence angrily stated that "the government was acting as the nation's chief strike breaker."

After stepping down as mayor in 1949, Lawrence continued on the Board of Control for six years until his retirement from politics.

Legacy
Sam Lawrence Park can be found on the western-end of Concession Street. Prior to 1944, this property was the Webb Quarry. In February 1944, The City of Hamilton was given 3 acre of land for park use by Thomas Hambly Ross, MP (Hamilton East), and his wife Olive. The park was originally named Ross Park, then renamed Patton Park in 1946, in honour of Captain John MacMillan Stevenson Patton, a Hamiltonian who risked his life during World War II by moving an unexploded bomb away from an aircraft plant. For this exploit he received the first George Cross for Valour. In 1960, the park was renamed to honour Sam Lawrence. During 1990 to 1994, Sam Lawrence Park underwent a major upgrading that included repairing the stone walls, installing new walkways, site lighting, site furniture, and the redevelopment of the major rock gardens.

When the (Ontario) Workers Arts and Heritage Centre purchased the historic Custom House on Stuart Street in the north end of Hamilton in 1996, they began hosting an annual Sam Lawrence Dinner after their November AGM.

title: Samuel Lawrence (Canadian politician)


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The IESO was established in April 1999 as the Independent Electricity Market Operator (IMO) under the government of Ontario during the premiership of Mike Harris in preparation for deregulation of the province's electrical supply and transmission system. As part of government plans to privatize the assets of Ontario Hydro, the utility was split into five separate Crown corporations with the IMO responsible for directing the flow of electricity across the high-voltage, province-wide network owned by Hydro One and other transmission companies. It was also given the responsibility of managing and operating the competitive wholesale electricity market and working with neighbouring jurisdictions to manage an integrated North American electricity network.

The IMO was renamed to the IESO in January 2005 as a result of the passage of Bill 100, which redefined the direction of deregulation and also led to the creation of the Ontario Power Authority.

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In April 2012, the Energy Minister of Ontario Chris Bentley introduced legislation in provincial Parliament to merge the Ontario Power Authority and IESO. The merger was expected to take place in late 2012. After the Premier of Ontario Dalton McGuinty resigned in the fall of 2012, the merger was postponed.

As of January 1, 2015 the IESO and the Ontario Power Authority were merged.

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