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Drum tablature

Drum tablature, commonly known as a drum tab, is a form of simplified percussion notation, or tablature for percussion instruments. Instead of the durational notes normally seen on a piece of sheet music, drum tab uses proportional horizontal placement to indicate rhythm and vertical placement on a series of lines to represent which drum from the drum kit to stroke. Drum tabs frequently depict drum patterns.

Key or legend
The number of lines in a specific tab will vary depending on the number of different drums used during a specific section of music. Below is an example of a basic drum kit. CC|-Crash cymbal| HH|-Hi-hat--| Rd|-Ride cymbal-| SN|-Snare drum--| T1|-High tom| T2|-Low tom-| FT|-Floor tom---| BD|-Bass drum---| Hf/FH|-Hi-hat w/foot|

Techniques
Tablature can use various letter and symbols to denote different cymbal types or other drum techniques. These are the tablature symbols that represent various techniques, though these may vary:

Cymbals
|-x-| Strike cymbal or hi-hat |-X-| Strike loose hi-hat, or hit crash hard |-o-| Open hi-hat |-#-| Choke cymbal (grab cymbal with hand after striking it) |-s-| Splash cymbal |-c-| China cymbal |-b-| Bell of ride |-x-| Click hi-hat with foot

Drums
|-o-| Strike |-O-| Accent |-g-| Ghost note |-f-| Flam |-d-| Drag |-b-| Soft one-handed roll |-B-| Accented one-handed roll |-@-| Snare rim

Example
Below is an example of a rhythm pattern characteristic of much popular music including rock presented in standard notation and then its corresponding translation into drum tab.

B = Bass drum  HH = Hi-hat S = Snare drum HH|x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-|| S|o---o---|| B|o---o---|| 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +

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Talk:Transnational Radical Party

Errors
There are many errors in this article (I'm sorry folks but I'm currently too busy to edit the article myself --I'll do it in the near future): --Alessandro Ranellucci 19:18, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * The Transnational Radical Party is actually the Italian Partito Radicale, which only extended its name in the late 80s to be more compliant with its international activity. Just to clarify, its latest Congress which took place in Tirana, Albany is numbered as the 38th, while the first one was the founding congress of the Partito Radicale dating back to 1955.
 * The T.R.P. doesn't currently partecipate in elections as itself, because of its NGO status at the United Nations. However other national parties, such as the Lista Bonino or the Lista Pannella or many others were founded and supported by the T.R.P.
 * Note that the Italian political movement named Radicali Italiani, which is wrongly linked as the Italian Partito Radicale, is completely different from the T.R.P. (which is actually the Partito Radicale, as stated above).

 * Besides, the text is by and large a copyvio of various texts from TRP's web site. It's hardly a model of a neutral Wikipedia article. Duja ► 10:10, 29 November 2006 (UTC)

 * As far as Amnesty International is concerned, it is not correct to say that they have strong links with that organization. To the contrary, in the '90s they had a bitter row with AI in Italy over the issue of the death penalty. They said that AI should back them in their work to obtain from the UN General Assembly a resolution calling for a moratorium of all executions, and claimed that AI was failing to support them. 83.181.181.34 13:13, 22 August 2007 (UTC)

no one was forced out
This edit https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Transnational_Radical_Party&diff=765306285&oldid=765244878 introduces a not neutral point of view. Marco Cappato himself declared that he is not aware of an eviction ("non mi risulta che siamo stati sfrattati"). Here http://video.repubblica.it/politica/radicali-cappato-dopo-lo-sfratto--cosi-andiamo-verso-l-autodistruzione/267540/267926 That RI were forced out of the historical headquarters is disputable. The secondary sources mentioned are not reliable. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Catonano (talk • contribs) 8:19, 16 February 2017 (UTC)

 * My observation about the previous edit was not satisfied by the new edit. No one was forced out. The sources mentioned are not reliable. First hand sources disputed the view that anyone was forced out. Rather, Radicali Italiani lost a congress and stopped to support the committments of the Radical Party. For reference see here http://www.affaritaliani.it/roma/bufera-radicali-tra-debiti-appetiti-del-brand-la-verita-raccontata-da-turco-464109.html — Preceding unsigned comment added by Catonano (talk • contribs) 14:34, 16 February 2017 (UTC)

 * I also think that the RI lost a congress and stopped supporting the commitments of the TRP, but we need to include both versions of the story here. Moreover, it is perfectly true that since March 1st the RI will not be able to stay at Torre Argentina headquarters. Both first-party sources and third-party sources are cited in the article, and, thanks to your inspiration, the article is now more balanced than it was before. However, the sentence you do not like is perfectly supported both by first-party and second-party sources. Cappato might have said what you wrote before, but Bonino said "I'm looking for a location" on Saturday at the event organised by Della Vedova. If you want to improve the wording, do it, but please do not insert out-of-scope tags. --Checco (talk) 15:24, 16 February 2017 (UTC)

 * It seems to me frankly exaggerated to use twice as many words those that are used to tell the 25-year history of this organization, to explain in detail an event of no value in the organization's life itself. Moreover from a thorough reading of the sources, the organization does not affect on this event itself even, but rather the owner of the spaces (this is not the TRP) which freely decides theirs destination. Also, the event has not taken place yet, hardly one could advocate this edit as having enciclopedic value. I argue that this edit should be deleted at least until the evolutions of these facts could make this contents worthy of an encyclopedia and do not have a purely propaganda value (which is also against the organization mentioned in the entry). -- Exedre (talk) 14:33, 17 February 2017 (UTC)

 * I partially agree with you. In fact, the previous wording ("In September 2016, after Pannella's death in May, the party's congress elected a collective leadership led by Rita Bernardini, Antonella Casu, Sergio D'Elia and Maurizio Turco, as opposed to the wing led by Bonino and Marco Cappato, who, in turn, controlled the RI. In February the PRT and the RI parted ways and the latter were forced out of the historical Radical headquarters.") was OK with me. However, it is better to explain at length what happened during and after the 2016 congress. In the future, with a more historical perspective, we could cut some parts off. Finally, if you are able to expand the party's previous history, please do it. --Checco (talk) 23:31, 17 February 2017 (UTC)

 * It's now been over ten months since then, and the Italian Radicals are still inside the Radical Party headquarters, have you been convinced that no one has been kicked out and that this whole news was a hoax and that the sources you're quoting are unreliable? You have also inserted another propaganda news on Bonino that has absolutely no relation to the subject of the page. You clearly have your ideas on the matter and use this page to promote them. Are you sure you're doing a good job as wikipedist? I expanded the "previous story" of the NRPTT, and you censored it to support your prejudice that the party was closed in 1989. As I explained here that is false. -- Exedre (talk) 00:52, 17 December 2017 (UTC)

 * I know that. There is not problem in adding a sentence saying something like "As of December 2017 the Italian Radicals are still inside the party's headquarters". Of course, it would be better to find a source on that, too. --Checco (talk) 06:48, 17 December 2017 (UTC)

 * I always thought that if someone publish an hoax, it's his duty to find proper sources for it, not someone else to deny it. You tryed to deliver the false fact that they was «forced out» with unreliable sources, as time has clearly demonstrated. I really do not understand why this small unsignificant fact should be on this page. If you think it's so important in the history of Italian Radicals, why don't you put it on their page? -- Exedre (talk) 01:53, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

 * It is already mentioned, also, in that article. --Checco (talk) 07:27, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

Most of the history of the Party deleted without any motivation
One of the last edits (this against that) made by Checco is totally obscure to me. I really do not understand why he has cut at half a very well crafted voice, deleting not less than 50 notes and a very precise reconstruction, yet small in size, of the long history of that party. If someone can explain me why he had deleted more than half of the story (after he himself have requested it) I'll be glad. Thanks. -- Exedre (talk) 00:31, 16 December 2017 (UTC)

 * Additionally, User:Exedre wrote the following message to my talk page:
 * On Tuesday evening, Radio Radicale invited me to talk about the censorship you have made on the item concerning the Radical Party that I had written. Since I myself would be interested in knowing what your reasons are, I would be pleased if you could even participate directly in the program. If you're interested, send me a message. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Exedre (talk • contribs) 16:43, 16 December 2017 (UTC) }}
 * The reason is quite simple: this article should cover the party's history since its foundation (or, better, transformation), thus since 1989. Moreover, I do not think that what User:Exedre wrote was "well crafted": English was often poor, there were plenty of redundant infos and there were no third-party sources. To be too closely associated to a subject of an article is not necessarily a good thing. Wikipedia is free: User:Exedre added contents, I reduced and fixed those contents, User:Autospark made his fixes too (I much need them because I am not a mother-tongue speaker too), we can discuss and improve the article. I listen to RadioRadicale quite often and it would be a honour to participate in a program, but, as a Wikipedia editor, I prefer to maintain my independence and privacy. --Checco (talk) 06:48, 17 December 2017 (UTC)

 * Checco, thank you for your kind reply. I move my answer in a separate section due to its relevance. Probably this is the central point also in response to the first discussion on the other page of the Radical Party, too. I understand your point to my invitation and I appreciate it. I wonder if it is possibile to intervene somehow without breach anonimity. -- Exedre (talk) 01:40, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

The TRP name for the page is a bad mistake
The name "Transnational Radical Party" is not the "most common name", as Checco said in the abrupt change of page name, but the worst name you can use in English. Not only this is not the proper name of the organization, but if Checco were an English speaker he would have clearly known that in Anglo-Saxon political tradition, opposed to the French/Italian one, "Radical" is strictly linked to "using violence" or «favoring, supporting, or representing extreme forms of religious fundamentalism», which is really not the case of NRPTT. This is the motivation why they prepended the "Nonviolent" label to the english name.

So by using this short TRP name (never used by the ONG itself in international occasions) he denies the very essence of the Nonviolent nature of the Party, beginning from its the name. I really do not understand why he wants to depict this ONG in that bad way, which is not correct, and badly offensive to them. For sure it is not neutral. Very different is in the Italian case. In fact, in Italy the "Partito Radicale" had a very distinctive identity in political struggles with nonviolent means. Also in political science in Italy and France the word Radical has very different meaning than in the US. So no one in Italy could ever think that Radical could mean Violent at first, that's why you could call them Partito Radicale Transnazionale without make any harm.

Then, as the name of this ONG is officially "Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational and Transparty", and is so known at the ONU ECOSOC, and they use it in every occasion, and this is very different in meaning from the one Checco want to use, I really am not able to understand why he want to call them in another way? To Wikipedia, don't they deserve their very own name?

If his problem is to maintain it in sync with the Italian page, why don't change that italian page to the more correct name? -- Exedre (talk) 16:56, 15 December 2017 (UTC)

 * I am not a frequent editor of it.Wikipedia and a Wikipedia can't be a source for another Wikipedia, however it was striking to me that in Italian the party is most often referred to as Partito Radicale Transnazionale. In my view, that name, albeit not the official one, is more representative of the party. We can discuss on another name of course, but let's discuss first. Users can be bold in Wikipedia, but in this case User:Exedre boldness was not agreed by another user (me) and the move was simply reverted. Reverting means bringing an article back to its previous version. In fact, my move was not abrupt. The only abrupt move was User:Exedre's. Before that, the article had been named "Transnational Radical Party" since 20 March 2002 to 5 December 2017, more than 15 years! I would like to specify that I reverted the move and I profoundly edited User:Exedre's version, but I tried to keep most of the relevant contents he added, while improving them. --Checco (talk) 06:48, 17 December 2017 (UTC)

 * Ok, let's discuss. Someone already tried to name this article "Nonviolent Radical Party" in 2005 or so, and you reverted it back then too. My idea is that we are not entitled to change the proper name of an organization just because we feel that it sound better to us. Maybe they deserve their very own name if they choose it. Also, in this situation, the presence or the absence of "Nonviolent" from the name makes difference as the ideas delivered by the name are so distinct, as I tried to explain before.
 * And then, in Italy, the Radical Party is most referred as... Radical Party, no one I know "often" calls it Transnational Radical Party, as you can easily find in a simple search on Google News for instance for the two names. (22,000 results over 1,550).  If you want to maintain a separation between the historical Radical Party, with its electoral connotation, and the new NGO, yet simplifying the name you can use (as the proposal of the precedent redirects) "Nonviolent Radical Party". But I simply do not understand why you want to call something with a different name by its own. (that it's true for it.Wikipedia too). For instance, Amnesty International so far has a page named Amnesty International, which says «Amnesty International (commonly known as Amnesty or AI) ...». Can this be a model for you?
 * Summarizing: "Transnational Radical Party" is not common and is not correct, so let's find an alternative.
 * (one last thing: it's you, in your revert, that have used another it.Wikipedia as a source for this one saying « in line also with it.Wiki article» to justify the reverts in the logline.).-- Exedre (talk) 01:55, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

 * The fact is that, while "Nonviolent Radical Party" could be a good option as article's name, "Transnational Radical Party" is more explicative of the nature of the party/NGO. Surely, in my view, the official name is too long and obscure to be the article's name, in my view. --Checco (talk) 07:27, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

 * I understand your view but I do not like it because the meaning conveyed by the English name is bad without the word "Nonviolent" (that's why they also changed their name in UN ECOSOC papers), also there is no evidence to support your idea that TRP is the "most common" name in present days, neither in nor outside  Italy, as the simpler "Radical Party" is most used. However, I think we should adhere to the same convention that other Wikipedians used for other organizations having different names from those commonly used. In addition to "Amnesty International", of which I have already spoken, I believe that the typical case is that of the Red Cross. Universally known as the Red Cross or Red Crescent (and so users search it), the name on Wikipedia is the long name complete with sub-pages for each of its articulations each with the full official name.
 * In this regard, in Wikipedia sometimes the initials were chosen, when they are actually the most universally known thing (ie YMCA) or rarely an abbreviation of the full name (I found "Sorel Foundation") when it is actually really in "common use", but in countless and predominant other cases, regardless of the fact that there was another more widespread name,  is used the official name, preferably in the English form if exists a reliable translation (as in this case). For example, the "Sindicato Vertical/Vertical Syndicate" (which was the only trade union of Francoist Spain, commonly known by this name) on Wikipedia is cited as the Spanish Trade Union Organization. More hundreds of examples are possible. If the "Transnational" feature is crucial for you we could find a compromise solution like "Transnational Nonviolent Radical Party", which is not the real name nor the most common, but at least not entirely mistaken for me. But I really stand for the proper, complete and real name. After all, redirections exist.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Exedre (talk • contribs) 08:35, 20 December 2017 (UTC)

 * Let me summarise my thoughts: 1) I do not like long names as article's names; 2) in my view, the most important and interesting character of the TRP/NRP/NRPTT is its "transnational" character (it is no surprise, then, that it has long been referred to as "Transnational Radical Party" and that it.Wikipedia adopts Partito Radicale Transnazionale as article's name). This said, while preferring "Transnational Radical Party", I can live also with "Nonviolent Radical Party". I would kindly ask to the other two Wikipedians who are mostly interested in Italian issues along with me, User:Nick.mon and User:Autospark, to let us know their opinion. --Checco (talk) 14:20, 21 December 2017 (UTC)

Well I must admit that I'm not an expert in the history of the Radical Party, but I saw that in it.Wiki the article's name is "Transnational Radical Party", so we could keep it also here. Anyway, if we want to stress the difference from the term "radical" as it's used in the Anglo-American culture, we could name the article "Nonviolent Transnational Radical Party", even if it's a bit long... -- Nick.mon (talk) 14:35, 21 December 2017 (UTC)

The NRPTT is born in 1955 not 1989
Checco, I agree with you. The history of this NGO, should be reported from its foundation, we just don't agree that the foundation is 1989. Alessandro Ranellucci tryed to say the same thing in 2005 without success (see previous discussion in this page). The foundation date is 1955 because this is the only formally traceable date on the organization's own documents. The big image on the heading of the organization own website now stating «1955-2015 sixty years of nonviolent struggles» should suffice as proof (. http://www.radicalparty.org/it/chi-siamo ). Also in the history page (now under construction) of their new site ( https://www.nrptt.org/history/ )  they say: « This page will contain a schematic overview of the campaigns conducted by the Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational and Transparty since its foundation in Italy in 1955, as well as pivotal turning points in its organizational structure.». To me, that is a satisfactory proof that 1989 is the foundation of nothing, without the need of any third source. Are you stating that they are lying in their own website? In fact, there is no foundation or even formal act of "transformation" in 1989 and you should support your point of view with a primary source, avoiding opinions. To prove your view we need an actual act from the organization itself. Since we are talking about a definite deed (closure, transformation, foundation) there must be such a formal act (as a statement or motion, a statute or so), any other source is unreliable. The sheer fact that, on a secondary article in Wikipedia, nobody has been interested in correcting some of these assertions for years, does not mean that these facts have magically become true in the real world, they were simply badly represented in Wikipedia, as it could legitimately be. As someone is now trying to improve Wikipedia content, you should not prevent it on such basis. Where do you get the date of January 1, 1989 as the date of foundation? Why do you consider Marco Pannella the one and only founder of the NGO, when he was not even in charge as secretary (Stanzani) or president (Zevi) at the time? Thanks -- Exedre (talk) 00:49, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

 * I understand your concerns and also your affection for the Radicals (a sentiment that I share, even though to a different extent), but you need to understand that what a subject says of itself is not necessarily true or correct. That is why we try to adopt a neutral point of view and look for third-party sources in Wikipedia. The PR was not founded as an NGO in 1955 and, until the 1980s, it was solely an Italian political party (I wouldn't say "an Italian political party like others" because the PR's case is peculiar on many respects). For clarity and users' sake, in most Wikipedias we have two separate articles on the PR and the PRT/TRP/NRPTT to highlight the two different phases of the subject. Of course, those phases are connected, but for a lot of reasons it is better to treat the PR and the PRT/TRP/NRPTT separately. That is what we have done also for the Union for a Popular Movement and The Republicans, or Forza Italia (1994), The People of Freedom (2009) and Forza Italia (2013), the Italian Communist Party, the Democratic Party of the Left and the Democrats of the Left, or the New Centre-Right and Popular Alternative, etc.
 * I much appreciate your interest in contributing to Wikipedia and I will aprreciate it even more if you were to contribute also to articles on other subjects. I perfectly understand that your motivation for editing is truth (or, at least, what you consider to be the truth), but beaware of being just promotional and not neutral. Users like User:Nick.mon, User:Autospark (who fixed my edits to this article) and me spend a lot of time and energy in order to maintain articles up-to-date and preserve consistency. I would be more than happy that, far from being just an one-issue editor, you will help us in all that.
 * --Checco (talk) 07:27, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

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List of high schools in Pennsylvania

This is a list of senior high schools operating in the state of Pennsylvania:

Adams County

 * Bermudian Springs High School, York Springs
 * Biglerville High School, Biglerville
 * Delone Catholic High School, McSherrystown
 * Fairfield Area High School, Fairfield
 * Littlestown High School, Littlestown
 * New Oxford High School, New Oxford

Gettysburg

 * Adams County Christian Academy
 * Freedom Christian School
 * Gettysburg Area High School

Eastern

 * Cheswick Christian Academy, Cheswick
 * East Allegheny Junior/Senior High School, North Versailles
 * Gateway High School, Monroeville
 * Penn Hills High School, Penn Hills
 * Plum High School, Plum
 * Riverview High School, Oakmont
 * Redeemer Lutheran School, Verona
 * Trinity Christian School, Forest Hills
 * Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf Edgewood

Northern

 * Deer Lakes High School, Russellton
 * Eden Christian Academy, Pittsburgh, Sewickley, and Wexford
 * Fox Chapel Area High School, Fox Chapel
 * Hampton High School, Allison Park
 * North Allegheny Intermediate High School, McCandless
 * North Allegheny Senior High School, Wexford
 * North Hills Senior High School Ross Township
 * Shaler Area High School, Shaler Township
 * Springdale Junior-Senior High School, Springdale

Gibsonia

 * Aquinas Academy
 * Pine-Richland High School

Natrona Heights

 * Harvest Baptist Academy
 * Highlands High School
 * St. Joseph High School

Southern

 * Baldwin High School, Baldwin
 * Brentwood High School, Brentwood
 * Carlynton Junior/Senior High School, Carnegie
 * Chartiers Valley High School, Bridgeville
 * Clairton High School, Clairton
 * Elizabeth Forward High School, Elizabeth
 * Mount Lebanon High School, Mount Lebanon
 * South Park High School, South Park
 * Steel Valley High School, Munhall
 * Thomas Jefferson High School, Jefferson Hills
 * Upper St. Clair High School, Upper St. Clair

McKeesport

 * McKeesport Area High School
 * Serra Catholic High School
 * South Allegheny Middle/Senior High School

West Mifflin

 * Cornerstone Christian Prep Wilson Campus
 * West Mifflin Area High School
 * Wilson Christian Academy

Western

 * Quaker Valley High School, Leetsdale
 * Sewickley Academy, Sewickley
 * South Fayette Township High School, McDonald
 * West Allegheny High School, Imperial

Coraopolis

 * Cornell High School
 * Moon Area High School
 * Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School

McKees Rocks

 * Montour High School
 * Robinson Township Christian School
 * Sto-Rox High School

Pittsburgh

 * Avonworth High School
 * Bishop Canevin High School
 * Brashear High School
 * Carrick High School
 * City Charter High School
 * Imani Christian Academy
 * Keystone Oaks High School
 * Langley High School
 * Nazareth Prep
 * Northgate Junior – Senior High School
 * Oakland Catholic High School
 * Perry Traditional Academy
 * Pittsburgh Central Catholic High School
 * Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts 6-12
 * Pittsburgh Obama 6-12
 * Seton-La Salle Catholic High School
 * Shady Side Academy
 * South Vocational-Technology High School
 * Taylor Allderdice High School
 * The Ellis School
 * The Neighborhood Academy
 * The University School
 * Three Rivers Village School
 * University Preparatory School
 * Urban Pathways Charter School
 * Westinghouse High School
 * Winchester Thurston School
 * Woodland Hills High School
 * Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh

Armstrong County

 * Apollo-Ridge High School, Spring Church
 * Armstrong Junior/Senior High School, Kittanning
 * Freeport Area High School, Freeport
 * Leechburg High School, Leechburg
 * Lenape Technical School, Ford City
 * West Shamokin Junior/Senior High School, Rural Valley

Beaver County

 * Ambridge Area High School, Ambridge
 * Beaver Area High School, Beaver
 * Blackhawk High School, Chippewa Township
 * Central Valley High School, Monaca, Center Township
 * Freedom Area High School, Freedom
 * Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School, Midland
 * New Brighton Area High School, New Brighton
 * Quigley Catholic High School, Baden
 * Riverside High School, Ellwood City
 * Rochester Area High School, Rochester
 * South Side High School, Hookstown
 * Western Beaver Junior/Senior High School, Industry

Aliquippa

 * Aliquippa High School
 * Hopewell High School

Beaver Falls

 * Beaver County Christian High School
 * Big Beaver Falls High School

Bedford County

 * Bedford High School, Bedford
 * Chestnut Ridge Senior High School, New Paris
 * Everett Area Junior/Senior High School, Everett
 * HOPE for Hyndman Charter School, Hyndman
 * Northern Bedford County Middle/High School, Loysburg
 * Tussey Mountain Junior/Senior High School, Saxton

Central

 * Governor Mifflin Senior High School, Shillington
 * Muhlenberg High School, Laureldale
 * Schuylkill Valley High School, Leesport
 * Wilson Senior High School, West Lawn
 * Wyomissing Area Junior/Senior High School, Wyomissing

Eastern

 * Boyertown Area High School, Boyertown
 * Exeter Township Senior High School, Exeter Township
 * Oley Valley High School, Oley Township
 * Pine Forge Academy, Pine Forge

Northern

 * Brandywine Heights High School, Topton
 * Fleetwood Area High School, Fleetwood
 * Kutztown Area High School, Kutztown
 * The King's Academy, Mohrsville

Hamburg

 * Blue Mountain Academy
 * Hamburg Area High School

Southern

 * Conestoga Christian School, Morgantown
 * Twin Valley High School, Elverson

Birdsboro

 * Berks Christian School
 * Daniel Boone Area High School

Reading

 * Antietam Middle/High School
 * Berks Catholic High School
 * Reading Senior High School

Western

 * Conrad Weiser High School, Robesonia
 * Tulpehocken Junior/Senior High School, Bernville

Blair County

 * Bellwood-Antis High School, Bellwood
 * Central High School, Martinsburg
 * Claysburg-Kimmel High School, Claysburg
 * Hollidaysburg Area High School, Hollidaysburg
 * Williamsburg Community Junior/Senior High School, Williamsburg

Altoona

 * Altoona Area High School
 * Bishop Guilfoyle High School

Tyrone

 * Greater Altoona Career and Technology Center
 * The Grier School
 * Tyrone Area High School

Bradford County

 * Athens Area High School, Athens Township
 * Canton Junior Senior High School, Canton
 * Sayre Area High School, Sayre
 * Towanda Area High School, Towanda
 * Troy Area High School, Troy
 * Wyalusing Valley Junior-Senior High School, Wyalusing

Rome

 * Northeast Bradford Junior/Senior High School
 * North Rome Christian School

Central

 * Central Bucks High School East, Buckingham
 * Central Bucks High School South, Warrington
 * Central Bucks High School West, Doylestown
 * Middle Bucks Institute of Technology, Jamison

New Hope

 * New Hope-Solebury High School
 * Solebury School

Newtown

 * Council Rock High School North
 * George School

Warminster

 * Archbishop Wood Catholic High School
 * William Tennent High School

Eastern

 * Bristol High School, Bristol
 * Council Rock High School South, Holland
 * Harry S. Truman High School, Levittown
 * Morrisville Middle/Senior High School, Morrisville
 * Neshaminy High School, Langhorne
 * Villa Joseph Marie High School, Southampton

Bensalem

 * Bensalem High School
 * Holy Ghost Preparatory School
 * School Lane Charter School

Fairless Hills

 * Bucks County Technical High School
 * Conwell-Egan Catholic High School
 * Pennsbury High School

Northern

 * Palisades High School, Kintnersville
 * Plumstead Christian School, Plumsteadville
 * Upper Bucks Christian School, Sellersville

Perkasie

 * Pennridge High School
 * Upper Bucks County Technical School

Quakertown

 * Faith Christian Academy
 * Quakertown Christian School
 * Quakertown Community High School

Butler County

 * Karns City High School, Karns City
 * Knoch High School, Saxonburg
 * Mars Area High School, Mars
 * Moniteau Junior/Senior High School, West Sunbury
 * North Catholic High School Cranberry Township
 * Seneca Valley High School, Harmony
 * Slippery Rock Area High School, Slippery Rock
 * Summit Academy, Herman

Butler

 * Butler High School
 * Butler County Area Vo-Tech School
 * First Baptist Christian School

Cambria County

 * Blacklick Valley Junior Senior High School, Nanty-Glo
 * Cambria Heights High School, Patton
 * Forest Hills High School, Sidman
 * Glendale Junior/Senior High School, Flinton
 * Northern Cambria High School, Northern Cambria
 * Penn Cambria High School, Cresson
 * Portage Area High School, Portage

Ebensburg

 * Admiral Peary Vocational-Technical School
 * Bishop Carroll High School
 * Central Cambria High School

Johnstown

 * Bishop McCort High School
 * Conemaugh Valley Junior/Senior High School
 * Ferndale Area Junior/Senior High School
 * Greater Johnstown High School
 * Greater Johnstown Vo-Tech School
 * Richland Senior High School
 * Westmont Hilltop High School

Cameron County

 * Cameron County High School, Emporium

Carbon County

 * Lehighton Area High School, Lehighton
 * Palmerton Area High School, Palmerton
 * Panther Valley High School, Lansford
 * Weatherly Area High School, Weatherly

Jim Thorpe

 * Carbon Career and Technical Institute
 * Jim Thorpe Area High School

Centre County

 * Bald Eagle Area High School
 * Penns Valley Area High School, Spring Mills
 * Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School, Philipsburg
 * Saint Joseph's Catholic Academy, Boalsburg

Bellefonte

 * Bellefonte Area High School
 * Centre County Christian Academy

State College

 * Grace Prep High School
 * State College Area High School

Chester County

 * Coatesville Area High School, Coatesville
 * Conestoga High School, Berwyn
 * Devon Preparatory School, Devon
 * Octorara High School, Atglen
 * Owen J. Roberts High School, Bucktown
 * Oxford Area High School, Oxford
 * Twin Valley High School, Elverson
 * West Chester East High School, West Goshen Twp
 * West Chester Technical High School, West Chester
 * Woodlynde School, Strafford

Downington

 * Bishop Shanahan High School
 * Downingtown STEM Academy
 * Downingtown West High School
 * Technical College High School Brandywine

Exton

 * Collegium Charter School
 * Downingtown East High School

Kennett Square

 * Kennett High School
 * Unionville High School

Malvern

 * Great Valley High School
 * Malvern Preparatory School
 * The Phelps School
 * Villa Maria Academy

Paoli

 * Church Farm School
 * Delaware Valley Friends School

Phoenixville

 * Kimberton Waldorf School
 * Phoenixville Area High School
 * Renaissance Academy Charter School
 * Technical College High School Pickering

West Chester

 * Henderson High School
 * West Chester Christian School

West Grove

 * Avon Grove Charter School
 * Avon Grove High School
 * Technical College High School Pennock's Bridge

Westtown Twp

 * West Chester Rustin High School
 * Westtown School

Clarion County

 * Allegheny-Clarion Valley Junior/Senior High School, Foxburg
 * Clarion Area High School, Clarion
 * Clarion-Limestone Area Junior/Senior High School, Strattanville
 * Keystone Junior/Senior High School, Knox
 * North Clarion County Junior/Senior High School, Tionesta
 * Redbank Valley Junior/Senior High School, New Bethlehem
 * Union Junior/Senior High School, Rimersburg

Clearfield County

 * Curwensville Area Junior/Senior High School, Curwensville
 * Harmony Area High School, Westover
 * Moshannon Valley Junior/Senior High School, Houtzdale
 * West Branch Area Junior/Senior High School, Morrisdale

Clearfield

 * Clearfield Alliance Christian School
 * Clearfield Area Junior/Senior High School

DuBois

 * Central Catholic High School
 * DuBois Area Senior High School

Clinton County

 * Bucktail High School, Renovo
 * Central Mountain High School, Mill Hall
 * Sugar Valley Rural Charter School, Loganton
 * Walnut Street Christian School, Avis

Columbia County

 * Benton Area High School, Benton
 * Berwick Area Senior High School, Berwick
 * Millville Area Junior Senior High School, Millville
 * Southern Columbia Area High School, Catawissa

Bloomsburg

 * Bloomsburg High School
 * Central Columbia High School
 * Columbia County Christian School
 * Columbia-Montour Area Vocational-Technical School

Crawford County

 * Cambridge Springs Junior/Senior High School, Cambridge Springs
 * Cochranton Junior/Senior High School, Cochranton
 * Conneaut Area Senior High School, Linesville
 * Maplewood Junior/Senior High School, Guys Mills
 * Saegertown Junior/Senior High School, Saegertown
 * Titusville Area High School, Titusville

Meadville

 * Crawford Christian Academy
 * Crawford County Career and Technical Center
 * Meadville Area High School

Cumberland County

 * Big Spring High School, Newville
 * Boiling Springs High School, Boiling Springs
 * East Pennsboro Area High School, Enola
 * Harrisburg Academy, Wormleysburg
 * Shippensburg Area High School, Shippensburg
 * West Shore Christian Academy, Shiremanstown

Camp Hill

 * Camp Hill High School
 * Cedar Cliff High School
 * Trinity High School

Carlisle

 * Carlisle Christian Academy
 * Carlisle High School

Mechanicsburg

 * Cumberland Valley High School
 * Cumberland-Perry Area Career & Technical Center
 * Mechanicsburg Area High School

Dauphin County

 * Halifax Area High School, Halifax
 * Harrisburg Christian School, Linglestown
 * Lower Dauphin High School, Hummelstown
 * Middletown Area High School, Middletown
 * Steelton-Highspire High School, Steelton
 * Upper Dauphin Area High School, Elizabethville

Harrisburg

 * Bishop McDevitt High School
 * Capital Area School for the Arts
 * Central Dauphin East High School
 * Central Dauphin High School
 * Covenant Christian Academy
 * Dauphin County Technical School
 * Harrisburg High School
 * SciTech High
 * Susquehanna Township High School
 * The Circle School

Hershey

 * Hershey High School
 * Milton Hershey School

Millersburg

 * Millersburg Area High School
 * Northern Dauphin Christian School

Eastern

 * Academy Park High School, Sharon Hill
 * Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, Villanova
 * Delaware County Technical High School, Folcroft
 * The Haverford School, Haverford
 * Haverford Senior High School, Havertown
 * Interboro High School, Prospect Park
 * Penn Wood High School, Lansdowne
 * Ridley High School, Ridley Twp
 * Valley Forge Military Academy and College, Wayne

Drexel Hill

 * Bonner & Prendergast Catholic High School
 * Upper Darby High School

Newtown Square

 * Delaware County Christian School
 * Episcopal Academy
 * Marple Newtown High School

Radnor

 * Archbishop Carroll High School
 * Hill Top Preparatory School
 * Radnor High School

Rosemont

 * Agnes Irwin School
 * Hill Top Preparatory School

Springfield

 * Cardinal O'Hara High School
 * Springfield High School

Western

 * Chichester High School, Boothwyn
 * Garnet Valley High School, Concord Twp
 * Penncrest High School, Media
 * Strath Haven High School, Wallingford
 * The Christian Academy, Brookhaven

Aston

 * Delaware County Technical High School
 * Sun Valley High School

Chester

 * Chester Charter Scholars Academy
 * Chester High School
 * Stem Academy at Showalter

Elk County

 * Johnsonburg Area High School, Johnsonburg
 * Ridgway Area High School, Ridgway

St. Marys

 * Elk County Catholic High School
 * St. Mary's Area High School

Erie County

 * Corry Area Middle/High School, Corry
 * Fairview High School, Fairview
 * Fort Leboeuf High School, Waterford
 * General McLane High School, Edinboro
 * Girard High School, Girard
 * Harbor Creek Junior/Senior High School, Harborcreek
 * Iroquois Junior/Senior High School, Lawrence Park Township, Wesleyville
 * North East High School, North East
 * Northwestern High School, Albion
 * Union City High School, Union City

Erie

 * Bethel Christian School
 * Cathedral Preparatory School/Villa Maria Academy
 * Central Tech High School
 * Charter School of Excellence
 * Erie High School
 * Erie County Technical School
 * Erie First Christian Academy
 * McDowell High School
 * Mercyhurst Preparatory School
 * Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy
 * R.B. Wiley Community Charter School
 * Seneca High School

Fayette County

 * Brownsville Area High School, Brownsville
 * Frazier High School, Perryopolis
 * Mt. Carmel Christian School, Mount Pleasant

Connellsville

 * Connellsville Area Career and Technology Center
 * Connellsville Area Senior High School
 * Geibel Catholic High School

Uniontown

 * Albert Gallatin High School
 * Chestnut Ridge Christian Academy
 * Fayette County Career and Technical Institute
 * Laurel Highlands High School
 * St. John the Evangelist Regional Catholic School
 * Uniontown Area High School

Forest County

 * East Forest High School, Marienville
 * West Forest Junior/Senior High School, Tionesta

Franklin County

 * Fannett-Metal High School, Willow Hill
 * Greencastle-Antrim High School, Greencastle
 * Waynesboro Area Senior High School, Waynesboro

Chambersburg

 * CMS Chambersburg Area Career Magnet School
 * Chambersburg Area Senior High School
 * Cumberland Valley Christian School
 * Franklin County Career and Technology Center
 * Shalom Christian Academy

Mercersburg

 * James Buchanan High School
 * Mercersburg Academy

Fulton County

 * Forbes Road Junior/Senior High School, Waterfall
 * Southern Fulton Junior/Senior High School, Warfordsburg

McConnellsburg

 * Fulton County Center for Career and Technology
 * McConnellsburg High School

Greene County

 * Carmichaels Area Junior/Senior High School, Carmichaels
 * Jefferson-Morgan Middle/High School, Jefferson
 * Mapletown Junior/Senior High School, Greensboro

Waynesburg

 * Greene County Career & Technical Center
 * Waynesburg Central High School
 * West Greene High School

Huntingdon County

 * Huntingdon County Career & Technical Center, Mill Creek
 * Juniata Valley Junior/Senior High School, Alexandria
 * Mount Union Area Junior/Senior High School, Mount Union
 * Southern Huntingdon County Middle/High School, Three Springs

Huntingdon

 * Calvary Christian Academy
 * Huntingdon Area Senior High School
 * New Day Charter School

Indiana County

 * Blairsville Middle-High School, Blairsville
 * Homer-Center Junior/Senior High School, Homer City
 * Marion Center Area High School, Marion Center
 * Penns Manor Area Junior/Senior High School, Clymer
 * Purchase Line Junior/Senior High School, Commodore
 * Saltsburg Junior/Senior High School, Saltsburg
 * Seeds of Faith Christian Academy, Creekside
 * United Junior/Senior High School, Armagh

Indiana

 * Indiana Area High School
 * Indiana County Technology Center

Jefferson County

 * Brockway Area Junior/Senior High School, Brockway
 * Brookville Area Jr./Sr. High School, Brookville
 * Christ's Dominion Academy, Summerville
 * Jefferson County Vocational School, Reynoldsville
 * Punxsutawney Area High School, Punxsutawney

Juniata County

 * Juniata High School, Mifflintown

McAlisterville

 * East Juniata Junior/Senior High School
 * Juniata Christian School

Lackawanna County

 * Abington Heights High School, Clarks Summit
 * Carbondale Area Junior Senior High School, Carbondale
 * Lakeland Junior-Senior High School, Jermyn
 * Mid Valley Secondary Center, Throop
 * Old Forge Junior/Senior High School, Old Forge
 * Riverside Junior/Senior High School, Taylor
 * Summit Christian Academy, South Abington Township
 * Valley View High School, Archbald

Dunmore

 * Dunmore High School
 * Holy Cross High School

Moscow

 * North Pocono High School
 * St. Gregory's Academy

Scranton

 * Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County
 * Holy Cross High School
 * Scranton High School
 * Scranton Preparatory School
 * West Scranton High School

Eastern

 * Garden Spot High School, New Holland
 * Manheim Central High School, Manheim
 * Manheim Township High School, Manheim Twp
 * Terre Hill Mennonite High School, Terre Hill
 * Veritas Academy, Leola

Kinzers

 * Faith Mennonite High School
 * Pequea Valley High School

Northern

 * Cocalico Senior High School, Denver
 * Lancaster County Career & Technical Center, Brownstown

Ephrata

 * Ephrata Senior High School
 * Ephrata Mennonite School

Lititz

 * Linden Hall School
 * Lititz Christian School
 * Warwick High School

Southern

 * Lampeter-Strasburg High School, Lampeter
 * Lancaster County Career & Technical Center, Willow Street
 * Penn Manor High School, Millersville
 * Solanco High School, Quarryville

Western

 * Columbia Junior/Senior High School, Columbia
 * Dayspring Christian Academy, Mountville
 * Hempfield High School, Landisville

Elizabethtown

 * Elizabethtown Area High School
 * Mt. Calvary Christian School

Mount Joy

 * Donegal High School
 * The Janus School

Lancaster

 * Conestoga Valley High School
 * J. P. McCaskey High School
 * La Academia Partnership Charter School
 * Lancaster Catholic High School
 * Lancaster Country Day School
 * Lancaster Mennonite School
 * Phoenix Academy

Lawrence County

 * Lincoln High School, Ellwood City
 * Mohawk High School, Bessemer
 * Shenango High School, Shenango Twp
 * Wilmington Area High School, New Wilmington

New Castle

 * Laurel Junior/Senior High School
 * Lawrence County Career & Technical Center
 * Neshannock Township Junior/Senior High School
 * New Castle Junior/Senior High School
 * Union Area High School

Lebanon County

 * Annville-Cleona Junior/Senior High School, Annville
 * Eastern Lebanon County High School, Myerstown
 * Northern Lebanon High School, Fredericksburg
 * Palmyra Area High School, Palmyra

Lebanon

 * Cedar Crest High School
 * Lebanon Catholic High School
 * Lebanon County Career & Technology Center
 * Lebanon High School
 * New Covenant Christian School

Lehigh County

 * Emmaus High School, Emmaus
 * Lehigh Career and Technical Institute, Schnencksville
 * Northern Lehigh High School, Slatington
 * Northwestern Lehigh High School, Tripoli
 * Parkland High School, South Whitehall Township
 * Salem Christian School, Macungie
 * Salisbury High School, Salisbury Twp
 * Southern Lehigh High School, Center Valley
 * Whitehall High School, Whitehall

Allentown

 * Allentown Central Catholic High School
 * Building 21 Allentown
 * Executive Education Academy Charter School
 * Lincoln Leadership Academy Charter School
 * Louis E. Dieruff High School
 * Roberto Clemente Charter School
 * William Allen High School

Central

 * Greater Nanticoke Area High School, Nanticoke
 * Northwest Area High School, Shickshinny

Eastern

 * Crestwood High School, Mountain Top
 * Hanover Area Junior/Senior High School, Hanover Twp
 * Hazleton Area Career Center, Hazle Twp
 * Hazleton Area High School, Hazleton
 * Holy Redeemer High School, Wilkes-Barre
 * MMI Preparatory School, Freeland
 * Wyoming Valley West High School, Plymouth

Northern

 * Dallas High School, Dallas
 * Lake-Lehman Junior/Senior High School, Lehman
 * Pittston Area High School, Pittston
 * West Side Career & Technology Center, Pringle
 * Wyoming Area Secondary Center, Exeter
 * Wyoming Seminary Upper School, Kingston

Plains

 * Wilkes-Barre Area High School
 * Wilkes-Barre Area Career & Technical Center

Lycoming County

 * |Jersey Shore Area High School, Jersey Shore
 * Loyalsock Township High School, Loyalsock Twp
 * Montgomery Area High School, Montgomery
 * Montoursville Area High School, Montoursville
 * Muncy Junior-Senior High School, Muncy
 * South Williamsport Area Junior Senior High School, South Williamsport

Hughesville

 * Hughesville Junior Senior High School
 * Lycoming Career & Technology Center

Williamsport

 * St. John Neumann Regional Academy High School
 * Williamsport Area High School

McKean County

 * Bradford Area High School, Bradford
 * Kane Area High School, Kane
 * Otto-Eldred High School, Duke Center
 * Smethport Area High School, Smethport

Port Allegany

 * Port Allegany High School
 * Seneca Highlands Career & Technical Center

Mercer County

 * Commodore Perry High School, Hadley
 * Farrell Area High School, Farrell
 * Grove City Area High School, Grove City
 * Jamestown Area Junior/Senior High School, Jamestown
 * Lakeview High School, Stoneboro
 * Sharon High School, Sharon
 * Sharpsville Area High School, Sharpsville
 * West Middlesex High School, West Middlesex

Greenville

 * Greenville High School
 * Keystone Charter School
 * Reynolds High School

Hermitage

 * Hickory High School
 * Kennedy Catholic High School

Mercer

 * Mercer Area Junior/Senior High School
 * Mercer County Career & Technical Center

Mifflin County

 * Mifflin County High School

Monroe County

 * Evergreen Community Charter School, Cresco
 * Pleasant Valley High School, Brodheadsville
 * Monroe Career & Technical Institute, Bartonsville
 * Pocono Mountain East High School, Swiftwater
 * Pocono Mountain West High School, Pocono Summit
 * Stroudsburg High School, Stroudsburg

East Stroudsburg

 * East Stroudsburg High School South
 * Notre Dame High School

Eastern

 * Abington Senior High School, Abington Twp
 * Academy of the New Church, Bryn Athyn
 * Cheltenham High School, Wyncote
 * Hatboro-Horsham High School, Horsham
 * La Salle College High School, Wyndmoor
 * Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Flourtown

Erdenheim

 * Philadelphia-Montgomery Christian Academy
 * Springfield Township High School

Fort Washington

 * Germantown Academy
 * Upper Dublin High School

Huntingdon Valley

 * Huntingdon Valley Christian Academy
 * Lower Moreland High School

Jenkintown

 * Abington Friends School
 * Jenkintown High School

Willow Grove

 * Eastern Center for Arts & Technology
 * Upper Moreland High School

Northern

 * Gwynedd Mercy Academy, Gwynedd Valley
 * Souderton Area High School, Souderton
 * Wissahickon High School, Ambler

Lansdale

 * Calvary Baptist School
 * Lansdale Catholic High School
 * Dock Mennonite Academy
 * North Montco Technical Career Center
 * North Penn High School

Pennsburg

 * The Perkiomen School
 * Upper Perkiomen High School

Southern

 * AIM Academy, Conshohocken
 * Friends' Central School, Wynnewood
 * Harriton High School, Rosemont
 * Kosloff Torah Academy, Bala Cynwyd
 * Lower Merion High School, Ardmore
 * Merion Mercy Academy, Merion
 * Upper Merion Area High School, King of Prussia

Bryn Mawr

 * Barrack Hebrew Academy
 * The Baldwin School
 * The Shipley School

Norristown

 * Norristown Area High School
 * Roosevelt Alternative High School

Plymouth Meeting

 * Central Montco Technical High School
 * Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School

Western

 * Methacton High School, Eagleville
 * Pottsgrove High School, Pottsgrove

Collegeville

 * Perkiomen Valley High School
 * Valley Forge Baptist Academy

Pottstown

 * Coventry Christian Schools
 * Pottstown High School
 * The Hill School
 * West-Mont Christian Academy

Royersford

 * Pope John Pope II High School
 * Spring-Ford High School
 * Western Montgomery Career & Technology Center

Montour County

 * Danville High School, Danville

Northampton County

 * Bangor Area High School, Bangor
 * Nazareth Area High School, Nazareth
 * Pen Argyl Area High School, Penn Argyl
 * Saucon Valley High School, Hellertown

Bethlehem

 * Bethlehem Area Vocational-Technical School
 * Bethlehem Catholic High School
 * Freedom High School
 * Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School
 * Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts
 * Liberty High School
 * Moravian Academy

Easton

 * Career Institute of Technology
 * Easton Area High School
 * Notre Dame High School
 * Wilson Area High School

Northampton

 * Catasauqua High School
 * Northampton Area High School

Northumberland County

 * Line Mountain Jr./Sr. High School, Herndon
 * Mount Carmel Area High School, Mount Carmel
 * Northumberland Christian School, Northumberland
 * Shikellamy High School, Sunbury
 * Warrior Run High School, Turbotville

Coal Township

 * Northumberland County Career Technology Center
 * Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School
 * Shamokin Area High School

Milton

 * Meadowbrook Christian School
 * Milton Area High School

Perry County

 * Greenwood High School, Millerstown
 * Newport High School, Newport
 * Susquenita High School, Duncannon
 * West Perry High School, Elliottsburg

Neighborhood

 * John Bartram High School
 * Thomas A. Edison High School
 * Samuel Fels High School
 * Frankford High School
 * Benjamin Franklin High School
 * Horace Furness High School
 * Kensington High School
 * Martin Luther King High School
 * Abraham Lincoln High School
 * Northeast High School
 * Overbrook High School
 * Penn Treaty School (6-12)
 * Roxborough High School
 * William L. Sayre High School
 * South Philadelphia High School
 * Strawberry Mansion High School
 * George Washington High School
 * West Philadelphia High School

Special Admissions

 * Academy at Palumbo
 * The Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush
 * Bodine International Affairs
 * CAPA
 * Carver High School for Engineering and Science
 * Central High School
 * GAMP
 * Franklin Learning Center
 * Hill-Freedman World Academy High School
 * Julia R. Masterman School
 * Kensington Creative & Performing Arts High School
 * Kensington Health Sciences Academy High School
 * Parkway Center City High School
 * Parkway Northwest High School
 * Parkway West High School
 * Philadelphia High School for Girls
 * Philadelphia Learning Academy
 * Philadelphia Military Academy
 * Philadelphia Virtual Academy
 * Science Leadership Academy
 * Science Leadership Academy at Beeber (6-12)
 * The LINC
 * Walter Biddle Saul High School for Agricultural Sciences

Magnet/Citywide Admission

 * Building 21
 * Constitution High School
 * Murrell Dobbins Vocational School
 * High School of the Future
 * Lankenau High School
 * Jules E. Mastbaum Technical High School
 * Microsoft's School of the Future
 * Motivation High School
 * Paul Robeson High School for Human Services
 * Randolph Technical High School
 * The U School
 * The Workshop School
 * Swenson Arts and Technology High School
 * Vaux Big Picture High School

Charter

 * Belmont Charter High School
 * Boys' Latin of Philadelphia Charter School
 * Community Academy of Philadelphia
 * Electric & Technology Charter High School
 * Esperanza Academy Charter School
 * First Philadelphia Preparatory Charter School
 * Franklin Towne Charter School
 * Freire Charter School
 * Imhotep Institute Charter High School
 * KIPP Charter Schools
 * Olney High School
 * Mariana Bracetti Academy Charter School
 * Maritime Academy Charter School
 * Mastery Charter Schools (Gratz, Lenfest, Pickett, Shoemaker, Thomas, Hardy Williams)
 * MaST Charter Schools (Community, II, III)
 * Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter School
 * Multicultural Academy Charter School
 * New Foundations Charter School
 * Philadelphia Academy Charter School
 * Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School
 * Preparatory Charter School of Mathematics, Science, Technology & Careers
 * Sankofa Freedom Academy Charter School
 * Southwest Leadership Academy Charter School
 * Tacony Academy Charter School
 * TECH Freire Charter School
 * Universal Audenried Charter High School

Private

 * Friends Select School
 * Germantown Friends School
 * Philadelphia Free School
 * Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
 * The Crefeld School
 * The Mill Creek School
 * William Penn Charter School

Religious

 * Archbishop Ryan High School
 * Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School
 * Father Judge High School
 * Hope Church School
 * International Christian High School
 * Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls
 * Mercy Vocational High School
 * Nazareth Academy High School
 * Northeast Catholic High School
 * Roman Catholic High School for Boys
 * St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls
 * Saint Joseph's Preparatory School
 * Saints John Neumann and Maria Goretti Catholic High School
 * Talmudical Yeshiva of Philadelphia
 * The City School
 * West Philadelphia Catholic High School

Pike County

 * Delaware Valley High School, Milford
 * East Stroudsburg High School North, Dingmans Ferry

Potter County

 * Austin High School, Austin
 * Coudersport Area Junior/Senior High School, Coudersport
 * Galeton Area High School, Galeton
 * Northern Potter Junior Senior High School, Ulysses
 * Oswayo Valley High School, Shinglehouse

Northern/Eastern

 * Mahanoy Area High School, Mahanoy City
 * North Schuylkill High School, Fountain Springs
 * Schuylkill Technology Center, Frackville
 * Shenandoah Valley High School, Shenandoah

Tamaqua

 * Marian Catholic High School
 * Tamaqua Area High School

Southern/Western

 * Minersville Area High School, Minersville
 * Pine Grove Area High School, Pine Grove
 * Tri-Valley High School, Hegins
 * Williams Valley High School, Tower City

Pottsville

 * Gillingham Charter School
 * Nativity BVM High School
 * Pottsville Area High School

Schuylkill Haven

 * Blue Mountain High School
 * Schuylkill Haven High School

Snyder County

 * Midd-West High School, Middleburg
 * Penn View Bible Institute, Penns Creek
 * Selinsgrove Area High School, Selinsgrove

Central

 * Berlin Brothersvalley High School, Berlin
 * Rockwood Area Junior/Senior High School, Rockwood
 * Shanksville-Stonycreek High School, Shanksville
 * Somerset County Technology Center, Somerset Twp
 * Somerset Area High School, Somerset

Northern

 * Conemaugh Township Area Middle/Senior High School, Davidsville
 * Johnstown Christian School, Benson
 * North Star High School, Boswell
 * Shade Junior/Senior High School, Cairnbrook
 * Windber Area High School, Windber

Southern

 * Meyersdale Area High School, Meyersdale
 * Salisbury-Elk Lick Junior/Senior High School, Salisbury
 * Turkeyfoot Valley Area Junior/Senior High School, Confluence

Sullivan County

 * Sullivan County Junior/Senior High School, Laporte

Susquehanna County

 * Blue Ridge High School, New Milford
 * Elk Lake High School, Dimock
 * Forest City Regional High School, Forest City
 * Montrose Area Junior Senior High School, Montrose
 * Mountain View High School, Kingsley
 * Susquehanna Community High School, Susquehanna
 * Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center, Springville

Tioga County

 * Cowanesque Valley Junior Senior High School, Westfield
 * North Penn-Liberty High School, Liberty
 * Wellsboro Area High School, Wellsboro
 * Williamson Senior High School, Tioga

Mansfield

 * Mansfield High School]
 * New Covenant Academy

Union County

 * Lewisburg Area High School, Lewisburg
 * Mifflinburg Area High School, Mifflinburg
 * SUN Area Technical Institute, New Berlin

Franklin

 * Franklin Area High School
 * Rocky Grove High School

Oil City

 * Oil City High School
 * Venango Catholic High School
 * Venango Technology Center

Seneca

 * Christian Life Academy
 * Cranberry Area High School

Warren County

 * Eisenhower Middle/High School, Russell
 * Sheffield Area Middle/High School, Sheffield
 * Warren Area High School, Warren
 * Youngsville High School, Youngsville

Eastern

 * California Area High School, Coal Center
 * Calvary Chapel Christian School, Brownsville
 * Ringgold High School, Monongahela

Charleroi

 * Charleroi Area High School
 * Mon Valley Career & Technology Center

Northern

 * Burgettstown Junior/Senior High School, Burgettstown
 * Fort Cherry Jr/Sr High School, McDonald
 * Chartiers Houston High School, Houston
 * Peters Township High School, Peters Twp

Canonsburg

 * Canon-McMillan High School
 * Western Area Career & Technology Center

Southern

 * Bentworth High School, Bentleyville
 * Bethlehem-Center High School, Fredericktown

Washington

 * Faith Christian School
 * Trinity High School
 * Washington High School

Western

 * Avella Area Junior/Senior High School, Avella
 * McGuffey High School, Claysville

Wayne County

 * Honesdale High School, Honesdale
 * Wallenpaupack Area High School, Hawley

Lake Ariel

 * Canaan Christian Academy
 * Western Wayne High School

Central

 * Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center, New Stanton
 * Hempfield Area High School, Hempfield Twp
 * Jeannette High School, Jeannette

Greensburg

 * Greensburg Central Catholic High School
 * Greensburg-Salem High School
 * Westmoreland Christian Academy

Latrobe

 * Dr. Robert Ketterer Charter School
 * Eastern Westmoreland Career & Technology Center
 * Greater Latrobe Senior High School

Eastern

 * Champion Christian School, Champion & Donegal
 * Derry Area High School, Derry
 * Grace Bible Academy, Bradenville
 * Ligonier Valley High School, Ligonier

Mount Pleasant

 * Mount Carmel Christian School
 * Mount Pleasant Area Junior/Senior High School

Northern

 * Burrell High School, Lower Burrell
 * Franklin Regional High School, Murrysville
 * Kiski Area High School, Vandergrift
 * The Kiski School, Saltsburg

New Kensington

 * Northern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center
 * Valley Junior/Senior High School

Western

 * Armbrust Christian Academy, Hunker
 * Belle Vernon Area High School, Belle Vernon
 * Monessen High School, Monessen
 * Norwin High School, North Huntingdon
 * Southmoreland High School, Alverton
 * Yough Senior High School, Herminie

Wyoming County

 * Lackawanna Trail High School, Factoryville
 * Tunkhannock Area High School, Tunkhannock

York County

 * Dallastown Area High School, Dallastown
 * Dover Area High School, Dover
 * Eastern York High School, Wrightsville
 * Kennard-Dale High School, Fawn Grove
 * Northeastern High School, Manchester
 * Northern High School, Dillsburg
 * Red Land High School, Lewisberry
 * Spring Grove Area High School, Spring Grove
 * Susquehannock High School, Glen Rock

Hanover

 * Hanover High School
 * Hope Christian School
 * South Western Senior High School

Red Lion

 * Red Lion Area High School
 * Red Lion Christian School

York

 * Bible Baptist Christian Academy
 * Central York High School
 * Christian School of York
 * Crispus Attucks Charter School
 * Logos Academy
 * West York Area High School
 * William Penn Senior High School
 * York Catholic High School
 * York Country Day School
 * York County School of Technology
 * York Suburban Senior High School

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Talk:Baháʼí Faith/Archive 2

About capitalization, reaching consensus
The article seems to be bouncing back and forth between capitalizing and not capitalizing the pronouns (or should I say Pronouns :-) ). It appears that the advocates for capitalization are mainly Bahá'ís who feel that capitalization denotes a proper level of respect for the central figures of the Bahá'í Faith and that, in some but not all cases, the non-capitalization position seems to be taken by others within the Wikipedia audience who feel that capitalization is either unnecessary, inappropriate, or not in line with the general preferences of the Wikipedia audience. In the hopes of coming to some final consensus on this, I would like to address this comment mainly to the former group. This concerns how, in my personal reading experience, pronoun capitalization is used in other Bahá'í publications.

In the authorized English translations of the writings of the Bahá'í Faith, and in the English letters of Shoghi Effendi if memory serves, the pronouns are generally capitalized. (This should be checked in the documents Shoghi Effendi addressed to the League of Nations and in connection with the official recognition of the Faith at the United Nations, since these may not be capitalized. One of these passages can be found on the inside back cover of any issue of the Journal of Bahá'í Studies, but I don't have one handy.)

However, in the contemporary letters of the Universal House of Justice both approaches are used. For example, in the Peace Message of 1985, one of the first documents to be addressed to the Peoples of the World, the pronoun (he) referring to Bahá'u'lláh is NOT capitalized. In letters to the Bahá'í community, it usually is. In the more recent letter to the world's religious leaders (April 2002), any use of the pronouns referring to Bahá'u'lláh appears to have been avoided, as it seems to have been in the Prosperity of Humankind statement (1994). However, in the April 2002 letter God, the Divine, etc., are capitalized, although I cannot find the use of the pronoun in this sense.

It seems to me that this difference of usage depends on the context of the communication, or the different audience that is being addressed. When a communication is addressed primarily to Bahá'ís or within the context of a religious dialogue with a recognized religious audience, the pronouns tend to be capitalized. This is also the case when referring to any of the founders of the major religions, such as Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad. When a more general or non-religious audience is addressed, capitalization is often avoided.

Such variances in how capitalization is used, even within writings of the same author or institution, should not come as a surprise to Bahá'ís since, in several important works, Bahá'u'lláh emphasizes the importance of paying careful attention to the outlook and perceptions of the particular audience with whom one is communicating at any particular time. For example:

 * Not everything that a man knoweth can be disclosed, nor can everything that he can disclose be regarded as timely, nor can every timely utterance be considered as suited to the capacity of those who hear it.
 * http://reference.bahai.org/en/t/b/GWB/gwb-89.html#pg176

Referring directly to the above comment by Bahá'u'lláh, 'Abdu'l-Bahá emphasizes the point as follows:

 * Such is the consummate wisdom to be observed in thy pursuits. Be not oblivious thereof, if thou wishest to be a man of action under all conditions. First diagnose the disease and identify the malady, then prescribe the remedy, for such is the perfect method of the skilful physician.
 * http://reference.bahai.org/en/t/ab/SAB/sab-215.html#pg269

In another place, Bahá'u'lláh writes

 * ''Every word is endowed with a spirit, therefore the speaker or expounder should carefully deliver his words at the appropriate time and place, for the impression which each word maketh is clearly evident and perceptible. The Great Being saith: One word may be likened unto fire, another unto light, and the influence which both exert is manifest in the world. Therefore an enlightened man of wisdom should primarily speak with words as mild as milk, that the children of men may be nurtured and edified thereby and may attain the ultimate goal of human existence which is the station of true understanding and nobility."
 * http://reference.bahai.org/en/t/b/TB/tb-12.html#pg172

From a Bahá'í perspective, then, a few important points emerge.

 * First, it does not appear that we need to worry about belittling the figures being referred to by using small letters in pronouns, since this usage is common in official communications to particular audiences.
 * Second, since the audience of the Wikipedia is similar to the worldwide audience of the Peace Message in 1985, literally everybody and not primarily a religiously-inclined audience, small letters in pronouns would seem to be not only acceptable, but appropriate.
 * Third, within this audience, there are undoubtedly many people who might be offended or uneasy about seeing capitalized pronouns used to refer to religious figures in general, and we must pay careful attention to such sensitivities.

Given all of the above, I would like to propose that the use of uncapitalized pronouns in this article is appropriate. If everyone feels that what I have written here is enough to reach an agreement on this point, then in future I suggest we gently refer new readers and contributors who raise this issue to the foregoing discussion and revert the article changes accordingly.

I look forward to your responses.

-- Jonathan

Jmenon 08:39, 15 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Many thanks for that thoughtful and thought-provoking insight, Jmenon. It'll be interesting to see how the other (please forgive my lack of apostrophes) Bahais here respond to this. To be honest with you, although I made the change, I'm not really beating the drum for anything other than consistency, both internal and with established policy. At some point, I'm gonna bounce over to Bab and sort out that article; a complete mess, incapable of any internal consistency, never mind consistency with WikiPolicy.

The main problem, as I see it, isn't about what the policy actually says--that's pretty clear. It's not even really if some people don't like the policy--take it up elsewhere. It's the fact that there are so darn many of these articles to make consistent! I think that keeping this disucssion here would be useful--it would seem that Christianity and Islam don't have the same level of concern being expressed about policy (despite a couple of glaring lapses in Xianity I'm about to fix). Wooster 18:26, 23 Aug 2004 (UTC)

 * what´s wrong with the Bab article? :) - --Cyprus2k1 14:50, 24 Aug 2004 (UTC)

 * Try this paragraph.

 * Born on October 20 1819, in Shiraz to a well-known merchant of the city of Shiraz, his father died soon after his birth and the boy was raised by his uncle Hájí Mirzá Siyyid 'Ali, who was also a merchant. As a child He learned to read and write and was sent with other children to a teacher of religion. During these lessons the little boy showed uncommon wisdom and quickly attracted attention, since not only did He ask very difficult questions, but He answered them Himself. He did this so well that his teacher was dumbfounded. Upon reaching manhood, He joined his uncle in the family business, a trading house, and became a merchant. His integrity and piety won the esteem of the other merchants with whom He came in contact. He was also known for His generosity to the poor. In 1842 He married Khadíjih-Bagum and they had one son, Ahmad, who died in infancy.

 * Count the capitalisation errors. I make (ignoring beginnings of sentences) four pronouns and eight Pronouns.  It's a mess and needs to be sorted out.  However, I don't have time at the moment.  Wooster 16:20, 24 Aug 2004 (UTC)

 * i agree. i was writing that, but i was more worried about writing the article and later fixing it (capitalization, NPOV, etc..) . anyway, in the meanwhile i got into a busy epoch, and then vacations :) will be back on september! - --Cyprus2k1 16:38, 24 Aug 2004 (UTC)

More on schism
Brett9 removed the following:

 * Prior to the 1970s no such attempt survived beyond its founder's death.

This is simply historically true. The various Remeyite organizations were the first schismatic group of Baha'is to persist past the death of their founder. No followers of Mirza Yahya continued past his death, etc. Unless Brent can come up with an example, I'm going to keep reverting this one. Rick Boatright 21:31, 9 Sep 2004 (UTC)

 * Sorry, I just realized my mistake. I had interpreted the statement for some reason as referring to no attempt surviving beyond the successive passing of authority in the Faith (e.g., the Muhammad 'Alí groups claiming authority from 'Abdu'l-Bahá's time outliving 'Abdu'l-Bahá and continuing their claims, which they did). My apologies.  If you feel there is some reason to put it in, it is your prerogative. I don't think it is particularly remarkable given that any such movements would naturally try to find at least some remote, albeit unconvincing, connection to the times in which authority was passing. [[User:Brettz9|Brettz9 (talk)]] 16:06, 10 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Reverted to the earlier edition, as links were removed and to restore a more NPOV as user Saed removed links against Wiki rules, and removed any reference to any other point of view.

 * maybe the really question is, is really a matter of NPOV and wiki rules, or is wikipedia being victim of (just) one or two persons actively envolved in defamation?? - --Cyprus2k1 21:03, 11 Oct 2004 (UTC)

This entire article reeks of a Baha'i pamphlet or a press release. There is almost none of the controversial issues about the Baha'i faith, and when these have been added Baha'i apologists remove them. Scientology, anyone?

 * nonsense, your just pissed off because you really cant find any arguments to necessarly include obf reference in the other articles so now you turned to a personal attack with a very false analogy. - --Cyprus2k1 09:46, 16 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Cypress is violating the norms of wikipedia by removing content. I am a former member of the Baha'i faith and am posting anonymously to avoid reprisals against my family who are still members of the Baha'i faith and could face consequences. I was driven out of the Baha'i faith by members of the local spiritual assembly who threatened to remove my administrative rights. I have a right to add factual information of relevance to the readers of this article, even if such information is not appreciated by the Baha'i religious authorities.

Cypress, please quit removing factual content. You are welcome to edit factual content, not revert or remove it in toto. Continued reversions or mass deletions will result in me escalating this dispute to Wikipedia mediation and arbitration processes if necessary. Thanks!

65.184.35.245 22:48, 16 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * ok. first of all, please please please stop hipocritly using "wikipedia norms" as i way to state untrue(or twisted/misleading) facts on the articles.
 * if you were driven out, you probably did CONTINUOUSLY something VERY wrong(i.e endangering the community or trying to take control)
 * about the reprisals thing.., no one will come after you (on the contrary). this is obviously a Appeal to emotion and Appeal to fear(what is the use of posting anonymously if you then post your own website??)
 * __
 * ok. i absolutely hate edit wars, so lets discuss this:
 * __
 * things i deleted and why:
 * __
 * "Homosexual marriage and sexual activity is strictly forbidden." this is not tottaly factual and is misleading(read: twisted fact), sexual activity is forbidden BEFORE marriage, which is what "Chastity outside marriage is required. " means.
 * __
 * " -- the ultimate sanction to compel obedience and submission to Baha'i authority." is POV...
 * (see history for other POV to NPOV edits/added(added.. NOT deleted...))
 * __
 * "Some critics of the Baha'i Faith argue that the Baha'i religious authorities use the threat of declaration as a "covenant breaker" in order to stifle free speech"
 * what do you mean by "Baha'i religious authorities"? its a very weird thing to say since there is no clergy in the bahai faith and institutions are bahais themselves.
 * no one uses the "threat of declaration as a "covenant breaker" in order to stifle free speech" but since you say "some critics argue", hey, what can one do?
 * - --Cyprus2k1 11:46, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)

65.184.35.245, I came here because of your note on Talk:Main Page. dab (ᛏ) 16:17, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)
 * If you pick a random username, you will be more anonymous than with your IP visible, which shows you are in the US
 * I find nothing scandalous in C2k1's reversion.

Dbachmann, maybe I'll go out and revert some of your edits I disagree with then, since you don't disapprove of blanket reverts from critics.

Cyprus, if you think there are no religious authorities in the Baha'i faith, you are mistaken. Who do you think the UHJ, 4 North American Continental Councillors, 50+ Auxiliary Board members and 4000+ assistants do? Not sure how many where you live, but I suspect it is comparable. Mostly those "assistants" spy on the believers and report back anything "questionable" they hear.

Thanks for making much more reasonable edits this time. 63.106.106.2 20:18, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * everyone mentioned are also bahais, they are not "priests".i know many of those members myself, there is no "persecution" or any weird conspiracy theory. i will not bother to discuss this further since wikipedia is not a forum... - --Cyprus2k1 20:39, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Independent religion
The beginning section of this article says more than once that Baha'i is an "independent" religion. What does that mean? Also it says "according to some" it is the newest such religion. Who are those "some"? IbnRushd 04:44, 22 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * Talk:Bah%E1%27%ED_Faith - --Cyprus2k1 08:18, 22 Dec 2004 (UTC)

eo: article images use
Is the Esperanto article's practice of direct incorporation of the remote images O.K. w.r.t. the copyrights and the Wikipedia policies? BACbKA 21:31, 22 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Be more specific
This article does indeed look like an advertisement pamphlet in some places. I think that giving factual evidence for all that praise would surely help. One example: "Bahá'ís have also become increasingly involved in projects of social and economic development around the world." is absolutely not factual. It's just a statement that is quite biased. Is this a claim of some Bahai guy or is it a fact? And if it's a fact, you need to qualify it by saying "Bahais spent 10 zillions of dollars building hydroelectric plants in poor countries" or "Bahais printed 10 trillions of copies of multiplication tables and gave them to poor children", stuff like that. :) Any evidence that Bahais are in fact involved, preferably with some references.

I would not dive in editing this article, because my knowledge of Bahai religion is limited, so I could only go through the text and delete all such unstubstantiated claims. It would be better if someone more familiar with the subject would try to locate some facts and references first. Paranoid 14:18, 24 Dec 2004 (UTC)

FAC
I think something needs to be done before it can be a featured article. I am not saying there are factual errors in this article, but I think lack of external perspective prevents it from being of a featured article. There is an inherent bias in writing an article from the position of an insider. What do people outside of this religion think about Bahai Faith? Paranoid 17:51, 28 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * i want to help, but im afraid i dont understand what you mean... i tryed comparing other religon articles like Buddhism( which was a featured article) and see nothing like "what people outside think" - --Cyprus2k1 18:32, 28 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * Check out Scientology instead. :))) Of course, in no way do I imply that Bahai is an evil totalitarian sect, I just think that it would help you understand my point. Buddhism, IMHO, is slightly more neutral and factual, it doesn't say that the religion is "good" as often. Also, it's an established (so it's well known) religion and relatively uncontroversial. I should clearly state that I don't see any significant problems in the article, it's more a matter of style and the feeling when reading it. I thought that it's caused by the fact that the Buddism article was (probably to a large extent) written from the position of outsiders (and what bias was initially there was probably removed by intensive editing), while Baha'i Faith article was probably written mostly by people connected with this religion and wasn't edited that much. For me the impression that it's a slightly sugary and PRy text was noticeable.

 * So I think that an unbiased editor could really help this article to improve. Paranoid 19:17, 28 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * But where does it say the religion is "good" :)? note that a religion does not necessary has to be or have something "bad" (a common view, at least in someparts of europe), if the article has something stating (as a fact) the religion is "good" (or "bad") that such is POV and should be corrected, so please point out... :)
 * i think that an article on independent religion could clarify things, since it seems to confuse people.
 * just to clarify something( this is not criticism..),the term "sect" is often confused with the term "cult", a sect is a branch from a main religion (so technically we could say the catholic church is one of the sects of christianity), the Bahai Faith is not considered a sect (of islam) the same way Christianity is not considered a sect of Judaism. (and thus the term "independent religion") - --Cyprus2k1 20:41, 28 Dec 2004 (UTC)

 * As I said, there are no glaring POV errors, but it appears to me that there is bias (because the article was written by the supporters). BTW, personally I think that any religion is very bad and all believers should be reeducated (though, from what little I know about Bahai, it's much better than most religions), but that should not distract us. Let me say it again, there aren't glaring errors and most sections are actually fine. But overall the article looks to me like it could benefit from someone unrelated to Bahai carefully going through it and correcting the style (and possibly some content) slightly. Sorry, it's not very constructive. :(

 * Thanks for correcting my wrong use of "sect". In my native language the term "sekta" is usually used to mean cults like scientology, Moon's church, etc. Paranoid 22:31, 28 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Changes made by 204.50.168.164
204.50.168.164 says he eliminated some unnecessary and very marginal information. Most of the information he removed regards the very small (tiny) division in the Faith and other negative attitudes towards the Baha'i Faith. Even though I'm a Baha'i and don't believe those negative viewpoints, I see them as necessary in the article to keep a NPOV. Thus in the spirit of being impartial I am reverting them. --Navidazizi 15:18, 06 Jan 2005 (UTC)

Picture request
I'd like to put this article on the main page, but I'd prefer someone add a copyleft (Creative common or GFDL licensed) picture first. →Raul654 22:47, Jan 14, 2005 (UTC)

 * There is a picture on the German Wikipedia article that is under the GFDL, how about using that. NavidAzizi 16:50, Jan 15, 2005 (UTC)

 * Another picture is the one on the page for the Bab which is released into public domain.  It's of the Shrine of the Bab in the Baha'i world centre in Haifa, Israel NavidAzizi 19:01, Jan 15, 2005 (UTC)
 * Thanks! Both look good to me. When I get home from vacation next week, I'll add one or both to the article (unless someone beats me to it) and then schedule it for the main page. →Raul654 01:53, Jan 16, 2005 (UTC)

 * Finnaly i found where i got the photo and its copyright status (when i uploaded it i was still a wikipedia newbie), its from the Bahai World News Website, and the copyright status of the photos can be found here:
 * citing:
 * "All stories and photographs produced by the Bahá'í World News Service may be freely reprinted, re-emailed, re-posted to the World Wide Web and otherwise reproduced by any individual or organization, subject to the following restrictions:

 * 1. They must at all times be attributed to the Bahá'í World News Service.
 * 2. Photographs and stories cannot be used in any way (including, without limitation, suggesting an association with or endorsement of any product, service, opinion or cause) which conflicts with the intent and premise of the original source.
 * 3. Photographs may be edited for size only. Captions must remain with the photographs at all times.
 * 4. The Bahá'í World News Service will not be responsible to any person or organization for any liability for any direct, incidental, consequential, indirect, or punitive damages that may result from any access to or use of the stories and/or photographs on our site.
 * 5. Although this blanket permission to reproduce BWNS stories is given freely such that no special permission is required, the Bahá'í World News Service retains full copyright protection for its stories and photographs under all applicable national and international laws. "
 * so, the current photo is finne i guess :)
 * p.s im currently very busy (exams, exams), will be back on tuesday! - --Cyprus2k1 08:31, 16 Jan 2005 (UTC)
 * p.s im currently very busy (exams, exams), will be back on tuesday! - --Cyprus2k1 08:31, 16 Jan 2005 (UTC)

which empire?

 * "The machinations of the Persian and Ottoman authorities took Bahá'u'lláh further and further into exile, from Baghdad to Istanbul (Constantinople), then to Edirne (formerly Adrianople, also within the Ottoman Empire), and finally, in 1868, to the penal colony of Acre (in present-day Israel), on the very edge of the Empire."
 * Ottoman or Persian? -Lethe | Talk 08:33, Jan 22, 2005 (UTC)
 * Actually both. Bahá'u'lláh's first exile was from Tehran to Baghdad and that was solely due to the Persian authorities banishing him from Persia (he was free to choose his destination, and he chose Baghdad).  But them his exile from Baghdad to Constantinople was due mostly to the Persian authorities, even though Bahá'u'lláh was in Baghdad.  According to Baha'i sources, the Persian authorities through the ministers of the Shah and the Persian Ambassador wanted Bahá'u'lláh to be moved further from the Persian empire.  They succeeded in convincing the Ottomon authorities, especially the Grand Vizier, to send Bahá'u'lláh to Constantinople.  Even in Constantinople, the Persian Ambassador persisted in arousing the hostility of the Ottoman authorities against Bahá'u'lláh, which led to his exile to Adrianople.   The exile from Adrianople to Akka, however, was mainly due to the Ottoman empires.  Fadeaway919 16:10, Jan 22, 2005 (UTC)

 * And there is not a single shred of reliable historical evidence for this claim. Edward Browne, as you may well know, was very sympathetic to both the Babis and Bahais (particularly to the Babis).  He was (and is) a highly respected scholar.  He personally met both Bahaullah and Subh-i Azal.  He also, justifiably in my opinion, hated the Qajars (the ruling dynaty of Persia at that time).  Why didn't Edward Browne say anything about Iran pressuring the Ottoman empire to move the Bahais farther away from Iran?  This claim only exists in the Bahai literature.  The fact that so many inaccuracies, falsehoods, contradictions, speculations and slanted interpretations and claims exist in the Bahai culture should be enough to make any intelligent person to think about this movement.  --Amir 19:01, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)

 * Claim from authoritative Western source: 1988 Encyclopedia Brittannica, article Baha'i Faith:  "He was released in January 1853 and exiled to Bag had. There Bahá'u'lláh's leadership revived the Bábí community, and an alarmed Persian government urged the Ottoman government to move both Bahá'u'lláh and the growing number of his followers farther away from Persia's borders." -- Fadeaway919 19:31, Jan 24, 2005 (UTC)

 * I suspect that is based on Bahai literature. Can you point out to any hard authentic historical evidence to support that claim? Without existence of reliable evidence, it will be speculation at best.  --Amir 21:11, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)

Akká was the penal colony of the Ottoman Empire. --Jmenon 19:26, 22 Jan 2005 (UTC)

pronunciation
I can't figure out how to say "Bahá'í". Can we get some guidance in this article? --Twinxor 19:39, 22 Jan 2005 (UTC)
 * "Bu-hi" - Bu as in but, and hi as in high. →Raul654 19:45, Jan 22, 2005 (UTC)
 * The first part is pretty close, remember it's a short "u" sound, not "oo". I would rather think it's like the "a" sound in "bar". The "hi" part is not one syllable, so it's more like "ha-ee". So in total "ba" "ha" "ee" -- Fadeaway919 19:52, Jan 22, 2005 (UTC)
 * And the stress is on the last syllable -- Fadeaway919 19:54, Jan 22, 2005 (UTC)

reasons
removed: "Bahá'u'lláh (meaning splendour or light of Allah) is the title that Mirza Husay Ali Nuri from Iran chose for himself as the new leader of the Bábí movement in Baghdad. His half brother, Mirza Yahya Nuri already had the title of Subh-i Azal (meaning Dawn of Eternity). These titles were not accidental. They both had to do with the Bábí symbolic concept and claim of "new light""

because this is already mentioned later.

removed: "Essentially, both Bábísm and Bahá'ísm are heavily based on an offshoot of the Shia branch of Islam."

it is POV.

"Baháism was one of the two sects of the Bábís when a split among the Bábís started, after Bahá'u'lláh challenged the leadership of the Bábí leader, his own half-brother, Subh-i Azal. The followers of Subh-i Azal became known as the Azali Bábís while the followers of Bahá'u'lláh became known as the Bahá'í Bábís or later just Bahá'ís."

this shouldnt be in the first paragraph but in "origins" or "history" or something. but still, its already mentioned in other related articles "Baháism" is a wrong term.

--Cyprus2k1 09:33, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)

 * 1- I am going to put my contributions back into the article, because you decided on your own to remove them first, and then discuss (and even in discussion you are not discussing anything, just opining).

 * 2- "Bahism" may be a "wrong" term in Bahai circles, but certainly in a historical context, put next to "babism" and "azalism" as a transitional movement, is valid and legitimate. This is a good example that you are incapable of divorcing from your mind the strictly bahai religious culture.  This is why you have such a big problem accepting that wikipedia does not adhere to the language of a specific faith or culture, rather, it is a collaborative, open, online encyclopedia in which all people can contribute.

 * 3- it is most certainly NOT POV to say that Babism, and by extension, Bahaism, came out of Shaykhi branch of Shia Islam. Please educate yourself on the origins of your faith.  --Amir 09:46, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)

I want to take the opportunity to remind everyone of the Three-revert rule. If you revert more than three times in 24 hours, you will get blocked. Do not edit until you've sorted out your differences on the talk page. JRM 10:34, 2005 Jan 24 (UTC)

title: Talk:Baháʼí Faith/Archive 2


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Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB

Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB, 340 U.S. 474 (1951), was a United States Supreme Court case which held that a court will defer to a federal agency's findings of fact if supported by "substantial evidence on the record considered as a whole." Universal Camera added another qualification to the substantial evidence test laid down in Consolidated Edison Co. v. NLRB. The evidence supporting the agency's conclusion must be substantial in consideration of the record as a whole, even including the evidence that is not consistent with the agency's conclusion.

Background
Universal Camera Corp. fired an employee who testified under the Wagner Act. The National Labor Relations Board ordered Universal Camera Corp. to reinstate the employee with back pay and to cease and desist terminating employees for this reason. The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld the order, and the Supreme Court granted certiorari to resolve a circuit split.

Decision
Justice Frankfurter delivered the opinion of the Court. The Court discussed the "substantial evidence" test established by the Court in Consolidated Edison Co. v. NLRB, which interpreted the Wagner Act, the original National Labor Relations Act. The Act provided that "[t]he findings of the Board as to the facts, if supported by evidence, shall be conclusive." The Con Edison court read "evidence" to mean "substantial evidence." "Substantial evidence is more than a mere scintilla. It means such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion."

The Universal Camera Court reviewed the Act's legislative history, concluding that "[i]t is fair to say that in all this Congress expressed a mood... As legislation that mood must be respected." The Court found that both the Administrative Procedure Act and the Taft-Hartley Act, which amended the National Labor Relations Act, required that courts consider the whole record. In weighing the substantiality of evidence, courts must thus consider the whole body of evidence, including views opposed to the ultimate decision. Justices Black and Douglas concurred only in parts I and II of the opinion, and dissented from part III.

Universal Camera has been "the leading case on the meaning of the APA's 'substantial evidence' test for review of agency factual conclusions in formal proceedings" for over sixty years. Commentators have noted that the substantial evidence test, as determined by Universal Camera, is "less deferential than the jury standard but more deferential than the clearly erroneous standard of Fed. R. Civ. Proc. 52(a)."

title: Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB


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Setpoint (control system)

In cybernetics and control theory, a setpoint (SP; also set point) is the desired or target value for an essential variable, or process value (PV) of a control system, which may differ from the actual measured value of the variable. Departure of such a variable from its setpoint is one basis for error-controlled regulation using negative feedback for automatic control. A setpoint can be any physical quantity or parameter that a control system seeks to regulate, such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, position, speed, or any other measurable attribute.

In the context of PID controller, the setpoint represents the reference or goal for the controlled process variable. It serves as the benchmark against which the actual process variable (PV) is continuously compared. The PID controller calculates an error signal by taking the difference between the setpoint and the current value of the process variable. Mathematically, this error is expressed as:
 * $$e(t) = SP - PV(t),$$

where $$e(t)$$ is the error at a given time $$t$$, $$SP$$ is the setpoint, $$PV(t)$$ is the process variable at time $$t$$.

The PID controller uses this error signal to determine how to adjust the control output to bring the process variable as close as possible to the setpoint while maintaining stability and minimizing overshoot.

Examples
Cruise control

The $$SP-PV$$ error can be used to return a system to its norm. An everyday example is the cruise control on a road vehicle; where external influences such as gradients cause speed changes (PV), and the driver also alters the desired set speed (SP). The automatic control algorithm restores the actual speed to the desired speed in the optimum way, without delay or overshoot, by altering the power output of the vehicle's engine. In this way the $$SP-PV$$ error is used to control the PV so that it equals the SP. A widespread of $$SP-PV$$ error is classically used in the PID controller.

Industrial applications

Special consideration must be given for engineering applications. In industrial systems, physical or process restraints may limit the determined set point. For example, a reactor which operates more efficiently at higher temperatures may be rated to withstand 500°C. However, for safety reasons, the set point for the reactor temperature control loop would be well below this limit, even if this means the reactor is running less efficiently.

title: Setpoint (control system)


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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Torneå

Torneå

 * Delete Obscure entry with no real content Brookie
 * Redirect to Tornio. Rje 19:32, Feb 1, 2005 (UTC)
 * Strong Keep. It has "no real content" because it's a disambiguation page, which is disambiguating at least three existent articles.  It does not seem logical or helpful to hold disambiguation pages to standards established for articles.  -- Antaeus Feldspar 19:33, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep', Put a disambig tag on it. Inter 19:56, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Strong Keep. It might lack the proper tag, but it is a perfectly useful disambiguation page that more or less follows Wikipedia standard. Should Georgetown go, too? / Alarm 20:00, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep as standardly formatted disambig page --Angr 23:05, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep. I don't see why should be redirected to Tornio. --Neigel von Teighen 23:07, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep. Samaritan 03:30, 2 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep. Very strange nomination. / up land 14:54, 4 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep it. Strange nominations are abound.  :)  —RaD Man (talk) 22:23, 4 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Why should any Finn care what the Swedes call them?  I certainly don't.  Edeans 23:20, 5 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Possibly because Swedish is widely spoken in Finland and used to be (and may still be) an official language of the country. Keep. -- Necrothesp 04:21, 6 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep. I see absolutely no reason for deletion. Martg76 15:40, 6 Feb 2005 (UTC)

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title: Category:Communes of Yonne