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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Infamous's Adventures

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Infamous's Adventures
This caught my eye because it was originally a pretty blatant advertisement. I referred it to Andrevan (from the computer/video game Wiki-project), who "de-adified" it, but we're still left with an article on a game company that doesn't seem to have released anything yet. Joyous 17:36, Jun 6, 2005 (UTC)
 * I'd hate to say this since I know these guys, but as they haven't published or completed a game yet I'd have to consider it vanity. Delete, come back later please. Radiant_* 22:40, Jun 6, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Andre ( talk ) 22:52, Jun 6, 2005 (UTC)

Hi, this is Bromios. I just typed Infamous Adventures into a search engine and I am shocked to see that page that I've no idea existed is up for deletion. What exactly did it say? Who made it?

I would rather not have a page that says up for deletion then deleted itself. Could you please remove this?

- Bromios

Hello, this is Blackthorne. I don't think anyone from our team made this page. I'd rather not have one until the release is complete. Otherwise, I'd have to agree with the vanity comment.

Bt

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Banana Addiction

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Banana Addiction
Appears to be a troll, only references found via google support this - see: http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/group/alt.support.eating-disord/messages/239677.html
 * Delete drini ☎ 17:40, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. See also Requests for comment/68.170.0.238. — Knowledge Seeker দ 18:42, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Speedy Delete I'm pretty sure this topic has been deleted once before. It's just more crap from the "Stop Drinking Soda" guy. --Xcali 19:06, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. And delete everything else that anon created, dammit... --Kiand 20:23, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete nonsense. Although I swear my cat has it. --Etacar11 20:29, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Speedy Delete, merely a sockpuppet of Andrew Lin, our "stop drinking soda" vandal. - Jersyko    talk   22:13, Jun 6, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. -- Toytoy 07:18, Jun 7, 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep!!! -- Good article 68.170.0.238 07:48, 9 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Comment - the above vote was cast by the article's creator using a different IP (i'm 99% sure). - Jersyko talk  12:25, Jun 9, 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep!!! -- Banana addiction is real 128.2.247.44 17:00, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * User is an Andrew Lin sockpuppet. --Kiand 17:03, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Speedy delete as lincruft and protect the page from future lincruft. Aecis 13:14, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Speedy delete (as if there ever was one on Wikipedia... seriously, wtf) DoomBringer 06:32, 18 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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Abd al-Muttalib (name)

Abd al-Muttalib (عبد المطلب; c.497–578) was the grandfather of Muhammad.

Abd al-Muttalib, Abdul-Muttalib, or variations of this name, may also refer to:

 * Al-Harith ibn Abd al-Muttalib (fl. 6th century), uncle of Muhammad
 * Az-Zubayr ibn Abd al-Muttalib (fl. 6th century), paternal uncle of Muhammad
 * Barrah bint Abdul Muttalib (fl. 6th century), aunt of Muhammad
 * Abu Talib ibn Abd al-Muttalib (c. 539–c. 619), leader of Banu Hashim clan, Quraysh tribe, Mecca, Arabia
 * Abdullah ibn Abdul-Muttalib (545–c.570), father of Muhammad
 * Umm Hakim bint Abdul Muttalib (born c. 546), paternal aunt of Muhammad
 * Abu Lahab ibn 'Abdul Muttalib or Abu Lahab (c.549–624), paternal uncle of Muhammad
 * Umama bint Abdulmuttalib (born 540), paternal aunt of Muhammad
 * Atika bint Abdul Muttalib (fl. 624), aunt of Muhammad
 * Arwa bint Abdul Muttalib (born c. 560), aunt of Muhammad
 * Al-Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib (c.567–c.653), companion and paternal uncle of Muhammad
 * Safiyyah bint Abd al-Muttalib (c.569–c.640), companion and aunt of Muhammad
 * Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib (c.570–625), companion and paternal uncle of Muhammad
 * Abdul Muttalib (Dai) (died 1354), 14th Dai of the Dawoodi Bohra Ismaili Muslims, 1345–1354
 * Abdul Mutalib Mohamed Daud(1961–2013), was an ISA detainee
 * Abdulmutalib Al-Traidi(born in 1982), Saudi Arabian footballer
 * Abd al-Muttalib ibn Ghalib (1790–1886), Emir and Grand Sharif of Mecca, 1827, 1851–1856, 1880–1881
 * Abd al-Muttalib (Ibn al-Walid)(??–1354 CE),was the fourteenth Tayyibi Isma'ili Dāʿī al-Muṭlaq in Yemen
 * Ismail Abdul Muttalib (born 1954), Member of the Parliament of Malaysia for Maran, Pahang
 * Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab (born 1986), the "underwear bomber"

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Hoe (food)

Hoe is a Korean seafood dish that is eaten by trimming raw meat or raw fish. In addition to fish, it is also made with other marine products such as shrimp and squid, raw meat of land animals, and vegetable ingredients, but without any special prefix, it mainly refers to raw fish. It is called Sukhoe that is blanched by applying heat.

Varieties
There are uncooked hoe (회) as well as blanched sukhoe (숙회).

Raw
Hoe (회), the raw fish or meat dish, can be divided into saengseon-hoe (생선회), filleted raw fish, and yukhoe (육회), sliced raw meat. Saengseon-hoe (생선회) can be either hwareo-hoe (활어회) made from freshly killed fish, or seoneo-hoe (선어회) made using aged fish. Mulhoe (물회) is a cold raw fish soup. • Baemjangeo-hoe (뱀장어회) – freshwater eel

• Baendaengi-hoe (밴댕이회) – sardinella

• Bangeo-hoe (방어회) – amberjack

• Bogeo-hoe (복어회) – fugu

• Bungeo-hoe (붕어회) – Crucian carp

• Daegu-hoe (대구회) – cod

• Dorumuk-hoe (도루묵회) – sandfish

• Gaebul-hoe (개불회) - fat innkeeper worm

• Gajami-hoe (가자미회) – righteye flounder

• Gamulchi-hoe (가물치회) – snakehead

• Gehoe (게회) – crab

• Gul-hoe (굴회) – oyster

• Gwangeo-hoe (광어회) – olive flounder

• Haesam-hoe (해삼회) – sea cucumber

• Hongeo-hoe (홍어회) – skate

• Ingeo-hoe (잉어회) – carp

• Jari-hoe (자리회) – chromis

• Jogae-hoe (조개회) – clam

• Jogi-hoe (조기회) – yellow croaker

• Junchi-hoe (준치회) – ilisha

• Mineo-hoe (민어회) – brown croaker

• Muneo-hoe (문어회) – giant octopus

• Myeongtae-hoe (명태회) – pollock

• Nakji-hoe (낙지회) – long arm octopus

• Nongeo-hoe (농어회) – seabass

• Saengbok-hoe (생복회) – abalone

• San-nakji (산낙지) – long arm octopus

• Ssogari-hoe (쏘가리회) – mandarin fish

• Sungeo-hoe (숭어회) – mullet

• Munggae-hoe (멍게회) - sea pineapple

• Jeoneo-hoe (전어회) - konosirus

• Ureok-hoe (우럭회) - refers to korean rockfish and Sebastes hubbsi

• Galchi-hoe (갈치회) - largehead hairtail

Blanched
Sukhoe (숙회) is a blanched fish, seafood, meat, or vegetable dish. Ganghoe (강회) is a dish of rolled and tied ribbons made with blanched vegetables such as water dropworts and scallions.

Khe
There is a variant of the dish in Sakhalin Korean cuisine called khe. One reported version of the dish served in the Uzbek Korean restaurant Cafe Lily in New York City used catfish that was cured in vinegar, then seasoned.

Preparation
Hwareo-hoe (활어회) is prepared by filleting freshly killed fish, while seoneo-hoe (선어회) is made with aged fish in a similar way as Japanese sashimi: removing the blood and innards and aging the fish at a certain temperature before filleting. Fish or seafood hoe is often served with gochujang-based dipping sauces, such as cho-gochujang (chili paste mixed with vinegar) and ssamjang (chili paste mixed with soybean paste). Hoe is often eaten wrapped in ssam (wrap) vegetables, such as lettuce and perilla leaves. After eating hoe at a restaurant, maeun-tang (spicy fish stew) made with the bones, head, and the remaining meat of the fish, can be served as an add-on dish.

History
According to records, hoe appears to have been eaten from Goryeo Dynasty (918–1392) at the latest. During the Joseon period, the state promoted Confucianism, and, as Confucius was known to have enjoyed eating raw meat, hoe consumption greatly increased.

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Skinners Pond, Prince Edward Island

Skinners Pond is a rural unincorporated community in Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

It is located northwest of the town of Tignish in the township of Lot 1, near the northwestern tip of the province. The primary industries for the area are agriculture and fishing.

Skinners Pond traces its name to a small lake of the same name. Originally the settlement was called Skinner Pond, however it was changed to Skinners Pond in 1966; note that there is no apostrophe in the name.

The exact population of Skinners Pond is unavailable as its population is amalgamated under the township of Lot 1 (2001 pop. 1,900).

Skinners Pond is probably best known as the boyhood home of Canadian musician Stompin' Tom Connors, who was adopted and raised by a family on a local farm.

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Talk:Ladislaus Hunyadi

Impartial Version?
The language in this article is so clearly biased (and knows so much about each agent's motives and plans) that I suspect it's probably entirely drawn from the Hungarian opera. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 62.178.46.141 (talk) 15:17, 21 March 2017 (UTC)

Untitled
Article about Ulrich II of Celje (Cillei) states: "The Hunyadis now conspired to destroy him [Ulrich of Celje] . On the 8th of November, in spite of warnings, he entered Belgrade with the king; the next day he was attacked by Laszlo Hunyadi and his friends, and done to death. With him died the male line of the Counts of Celje."

But in this article, one can read that "Cillei intending to take the king with him to Belgrade and assassinate László within its walls. (...) On the following morning (9th of November 1456) Cillei, during a private interview, suddenly drew upon László, but was himself cut down by the commandant's friends, who rushed in on hearing the clash of weapons."

So, I think it would be useful to mention that not everyone shares the same opinion about Ulrich's death - or rewrite one (or both) articles from a NPOV...

 * As I can read, now it says: On the following morning (November 9, 1456) Ulrich II of Celje was killed by Hunyadi's men in unknown circumstances. I think that's better. Navportus 22:30, 17 February 2007 (UTC)

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Hotspot gateway

A hotspot gateway is a device that provides authentication, authorization and accounting for a wireless network. This can keep malicious users off of a private network even in the event that they are able to break the encryption. A wireless hotspot gateway helps solve guest user connectivity problems by offering instant Internet access without the need for configuration changes to the client computer or any resident client-side software. This means that even if client configuration such as network IP address (including Gateway IP, DNS) or HTTP Proxy settings are different from that of the provided network, the client can still get access to the network instantly with their existing network configuration.

Some of the prominent hotspot gateway brands are - WiJungle, Nomadix, Wavertech etc.

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List of Kannada-language films

This is an alphabetical list of the Kannada feature films released by the Kannada film Industry

0–9

 * 18th Cross (2012)
 * 27 Mavalli Circle (1986)
 * 1st Rank Raju (2015)
 * No 73, Shanthi Nivasa (2007)
 * 6-5=2 (2013)
 * 8MM Bullet (2018)
 * 777 Charlie (2022)
 * 121# (2018)

A

 * Addhuri
 * A (1998)
 * A to Z (1998)
 * A. K. 47 (1999)
 * Aaru Mooru Ombhatthu (1970)
 * Aacya
 * Aadarshasathi (1955)
 * Aadithya (1996)
 * Aaganthuka (1987)
 * Aaghatha (1995)
 * Aaha (1999)
 * Aaha Brahmachari (1993)
 * Aaha Nanna Maduveyanthe (1999)
 * Aahuthi (1985)
 * Aakasmika (1993)
 * Aakramana (2014)
 * Aakrosha
 * Aalemane (1981)
 * Aanand (1986)
 * Aananda Bhairavi (1983)
 * Aananda Bhashpa
 * Aananda Jyoti
 * Aananda Kanda
 * Aananda Sagara
 * Aapathbandhava (1987)
 * Apthamitra (2004)
 * Aptharakshaka (2010)
 * Aarada Gaaya (1980)
 * Aaradhane (1984)
 * Aarambha (1987)
 * Aarambha (2015)
 * Aase (1987)
 * Aase Abhilashe
 * Aase Pooraisu (1997)
 * Aasegobba Meesegobba (1990)
 * Aaseya Bale (1987)
 * Aasha
 * Aasha Jyothi
 * Aasha Kirana
 * Aasha Sundari (1960)
 * Aashadaboothi (1955)
 * Aasheervada
 * Aasphota (1988)
 * Aata Bombata (1990)
 * Aata Hudugaata (1995)
 * Aathanka (1993)
 * Aathma Bandhana (1992)
 * Aathma Shakthi (1978)
 * Aavesha (1990)
 * Abachurina Post Office (1973)
 * Abale (1988)
 * Abba aa Hudugi
 * Abhi (2003)
 * Abhijith (1993)
 * Abhimana (1989)
 * Abhimanyu (1990)
 * Abhinethri (1999)
 * Accident (1984)
 * Accident (2008)
 * Adalu Badalu (1979)
 * Adda Dari (1968)
 * Ade Hrudaya, Ade Mamathe
 * Ade Kannu (1985)
 * Ade Raga Ade Hadu (1989)
 * Adhipati (1994)
 * Adu (2003)
 * Adjustment (1992)
 * Adrushta Rekhe (1989)
 * Adrushtavantha (1982)
 * Africadalli Sheela (1986)
 * Aghora
 * Agni Divya (1990)
 * Agni IPS (1997)
 * Agni Kanye
 * Agni Panjara (1992)
 * Agni Pareekshe
 * Agni Parva
 * Agni Sakshi
 * Aidu Beralu
 * Aishwarya (2006)
 * Ajagajantara (1991)
 * Ajay
 * Ajay Vijay
 * Ajeya (1985)
 * Ajith (2014)
 * Ajnathavasa (1984)
 * Aakash (2005)
 * Akhanda Bramhacharigalu
 * Aleemayya
 * Alexander
 * Aliya Alla Magala Ganda
 * Aliya devaru
 * Aliya Geleya
 * Aliya Mane Tholiya
 * Allah Neene Neene Eshwara
 * Alle Irodu Nodi
 * Alli Ramachari Illi Brahmachari
 * Aluku (1978)
 * Amar Akbar Anthony
 * Amara Bharathi
 * Amara Jyothi
 * Amara Madhura Prema
 * Amara Prema
 * Amarajeevi (1965)
 * Amarashilpi Jakanachari (1964)
 * Amarnath (1978)
 * America America (1995)
 * Amma (1968)
 * Ammavara Ganda
 * Amrutha Bindu
 * Amrutha Dhare (2005)
 * Amrutha Sindhu
 * Amrutha Ghalige (1984)
 * Amrutha Varshini (1997)
 * Anamika
 * Anatharu (2007)
 * Anantha Prema
 * Ananthana Avanthara (1989)
 * Ananthara
 * Anatha Rakshaka
 * Andada Aramane
 * Andaman (1998)
 * Angaili Apsare
 * Ani Ani
 * Anireekshitha
 * Anjada Gandu (1988)
 * Anjada Gandu (2014)
 * Anjani Putra (2017)
 * Anna Andare Nammanna
 * Anna Athige
 * Anna Tamma
 * Anna Thangi (2005)
 * Annayya (1993)
 * Annaji
 * Annapoorna (1964)
 * Annavara Makkalu
 * Antha (1981)
 * Antharala
 * Amrutha Vani
 * Anthargami
 * Anthima Ghatta
 * Anthima Theerpu
 * Anthintha Gandu Nanalla
 * Anubhava (1984)
 * Anugraha (1971)
 * Anukulakkobba Ganda
 * Anupama
 * Anuradha
 * Anuraga Aralithu (1986)
 * Anuraga Bandhana
 * Anuraga Devathe
 * Anuraga Sangama (1995)
 * Anuraga Spandana-Ananth Nag (not released)
 * Anuraga Swaradali Apaswara
 * Anuragada Alegalu (1993)
 * Anurakthe
 * Anurupa
 * Anveshane (1983)
 * Aparadhi (1976)
 * Aparadhi Nanalla
 * Aparajithe
 * Aparanji
 * Aparichita (1978)
 * Aparupada Kathe
 * Aparupada Athithigalu
 * Apurva Jodi
 * Apoorva Sangama (1984)
 * Apurva Samsara
 * Appa Nanjappa Maga Gunjapa
 * Appaji (1996)
 * Appu (2002)
 * April Fool (1997)
 * Aptharakshaka (2010)
 * Apurva Kanasu
 * Aragini
 * Aralida Hoovugalu (1991)
 * Aranyadalli Abhimanyu (1991)
 * Arishina Kunkuma
 * Arasu (2007)
 * Archana
 * Ardhangini
 * Arivu
 * Arjun Abhimanyu
 * Arrest Warrant
 * Aruna Raaga (1986)
 * Arunodaya (1968)
 * Aryabhata (1999)
 * Asadhya Aliya (1979)
 * Asambhava (1986)
 * Ashoka
 * Ashoka Chakra
 * Ashwamedha (1990)
 * Atthege Thakka Sose
 * Athi Madhura Anuraaga
 * Athiratha Maharatha
 * Atthegondu Kala, Sosegondu Kala
 * Atthe Magalu
 * Atithi
 * Auto
 * Auto Raja (1980 film)
 * Auto Raja (2013 film)
 * Auto Shankar
 * Autograph Please
 * Ava Lucky
 * Avala Antaranga
 * Avala Charithre
 * Avala Hejje
 * Avala Neralu
 * Avale Nanna Gelathi
 * Avale Nanna Hendti
 * Avale Nanna Hudugi (1999)
 * Avali Javali
 * Avane Nanna Ganda
 * Avane Srimannarayana2018–19
 * Avasthe
 * Avathara Purusha
 * Ayogya (2018 film)
 * Ayudha
 * Ayyappa Sharanu
 * Aa Karaala Ratri
 * Ammachi Yemba Nenapu
 * Ambi Ning Vayassaytho
 * Amma I Love You
 * Ananthu vs Nusrath

B

 * Bahaddur
 * Bharjari
 * Ba nalle Madhuchandrake
 * Ba Nanna Preethisu
 * Baageerathi
 * Babruvaahana (1977)
 * Baadada Hoovu
 * Badavara Bandhu (1976)
 * Baddi Bangaramma
 * Baduku Bangaravayithu
 * Baduku Jataka bandi
 * Badukuva Dari
 * Bhagyada Belaku
 * Bahaddur Gandu
 * Bahaddur Hennu
 * Baktha Kanakadasa
 * Baala Bandhana
 * Baala Nagamma
 * Baala Nowke
 * Baala Panjara
 * Baalarajana Kathe
 * Badmash
 * Bhale Basava
 * Bhale Bhatta
 * Baale Bhaskar
 * Bhale Hombale
 * Bhale Huccha
 * Bhale Huduga
 * Bhale Jodi (1970 film)
 * Bhale Keshava
 * Bhale Kiladi
 * Bhale Raja
 * Bhale Rani
 * Baalida Mane
 * Baalina Daari
 * Baalina Guri
 * Baalina Jyothi
 * Bal Nanmaga
 * Baalondu Bhavageete
 * Baalondu Chaduranga
 * Baalondu Uyyale
 * Balu Aparupa Nam Jodi
 * Baalu Bangara
 * Baalu Belagithu
 * Baalu Jenu
 * Baaluve Ninagagi
 * Banashankari
 * Bandha mukta
 * Bhanda Nanna Ganda
 * Bandhana
 * Bandhavya
 * Bangalore Bandh
 * Bangalore Bhuta
 * Bangalore Mail
 * Bangalore Rathriyalli
 * Bangarada Baduku
 * Bangarada Gudi
 * Bangarada Hoovu
 * Bangarada Jinke
 * Bangarada Kalasha
 * Bangarada Kalla
 * Bangarada Mane (1981)
 * Bangarada Mane (1996)
 * Bangarada Manushya
 * Bangarada Panjara
 * Bangaradantha Maga
 * Bangari (2013 film)
 * Banker Margayya
 * Bannada Gejje
 * Bannada Hejje
 * Bannada Vesha
 * Banni Ondsala Nodi
 * Bara
 * Baare Nanna Muddina Rani
 * Baaro Nanna Muddina Krishna
 * Bhavya Bharatha
 * Bayalu Daari
 * Bayalu Deepa
 * Bhayankara Bhasmasura
 * Bayasade Banda Bhagya
 * Bazaar Bheema
 * Bhajarangi
 * Bhajarangi 2
 * Beda Krishna Ranginata
 * Bedara Kannappa
 * Bedaru Bombe
 * Bedi
 * Bedi Bandavalu
 * Beedi Basavanna
 * Beegara Pandya
 * Beesida Bale
 * Bekkina Kannu
 * Beladingala Baale
 * Belli Belaku
 * Belli Kalungura
 * Belli Modagalu
 * Belli Naga
 * Belli Moda
 * Belliyappa Bangarappa
 * Beluvalada Madilalli
 * Benki
 * Benki Birugali (2013 film)
 * Benki chendu
 * Benkiya Bale
 * Benkiyalli Aralida Hoovu
 * Beralge Koral
 * Beretha Jeeva
 * Beru
 * Besuge
 * Bethala Gudda
 * Bete
 * Betegaara
 * Bettada Bhairava
 * Bettada Huli
 * Bettada Hoovu
 * Bettada Kalla
 * Bettada Thayi
 * Bethale Seve
 * Bevu Bella (1963)
 * Bevu Bella (1993)
 * Bhagyavantharu
 * Bhadrakali
 * Bhagvan Shree Saibaba
 * Bhagyachakra
 * Bhagyada Lakshmi Baramma
 * Bhagyadevathe
 * Bhagyada Baagilu
 * Bhagyajyothi
 * Bhagyavantha
 * Bhairava
 * Bhairavi
 * Bhakta Prahlada
 * Bhaktha Dhruva
 * Bhaktha Jnanadeva
 * Bhaktha Kumbara (1949)
 * Bhaktha Kumbara (1974)
 * Bhaktha Mallikarjuna
 * Bhaktha Markandeya
 * Bhaktha Prahlada
 * Bhaktha Ramadas
 * Bhaktha Siriyala
 * Bhaktha Vijaya
 * Bhakta Chetha
 * Bhaktha Prahlada
 * Bhale Adrushtavo Adrustha
 * Bhale Chatura
 * Bhama Sathyabhama
 * Bhanda Alla Bhadur
 * Bharatha Rathna
 * Bharath
 * Bharatha Nari 2000
 * Bharathi
 * Bharavase
 * Baari Bharjari Bete
 * Bharjari Gandu
 * Bhavaani
 * Bhagyodaya
 * Bhootayyana Maga Ayyu
 * Bhu Thayi Makkalu
 * Bhujangaiana Dashavatara
 * Bhukailasa
 * Bhulokadalli Yamaraja
 * Bhudana
 * Bhumi Thayane
 * Bhumi Thayiya Chochila Maga
 * Bhumige Banda Bhagavanta
 * Bhumigeetha
 * Bhupathi
 * Bhupathi Ranga
 * Bhuvana Jyothi
 * Bhuvaneshwari
 * Bidisada Banda
 * Bidugade
 * Bidugadeya Bedi
 * Bili Gulabi
 * Bili Hendthi
 * Biligiriya Banadalli
 * Bindaas
 * Bisi Bisi
 * Bisi Raktha
 * Bisilu Beladingalu
 * Black Market
 * Bombay Halva
 * Bombat Hendthi
 * Bombatt Huduga
 * Bombatt Raja Bandal Rani
 * Bombay Dada
 * Bombaat
 * Bombugalu sar bombugalu
 * Boregowda Bangalorige Banda
 * Boss
 * Brahmagantu
 * Bell Bottom
 * Brahmastra
 * Bramha Vishnu Maheshwara
 * Brindavana
 * Broker Bheeshmachari
 * Bruna
 * Budi Muchida kenda
 * Buddhivantha
 * Bhairava Geetha

C

 * C.B.I. Durga
 * C.B.I. Shankar
 * C.B.I. Shiva
 * C.B.I. Vijay
 * CID 72
 * CID Rajanna
 * Captain
 * Central Jail
 * Central Rowdi
 * Chaduranga (1969)
 * Chaduranga (1985)
 * Chadurida Chithragalu
 * Chaithrada Chiguru
 * Chaithrada Premanjali
 * Chakratheertha
 * Chakravarthy
 * Chakravyuha
 * Chalagara
 * Chalisada Sagara
 * Chalisuva Modagalu
 * Challenge
 * Challenge Gopalakrishna
 * Chamkayisi Chindiudaysi
 * Chamathkara
 * Chamundeshwari Mahime
 * Chanakya
 * Chanchala Kumari
 * Chanchala
 * Chandamarutha
 * Chandanada gombe
 * Chandavalliya Thota
 * Chandi Chamundi
 * Chandrahasa (1947)
 * Chandrahasa (1965)
 * Chandrakumara
 * Chandramuki Pranasakhi
 * Chandrodaya
 * Chanundeshwari Puja Mahime
 * Chapala Chennigaraya
 * Chappale
 * Chowkada Deepa
 * Chaya
 * Chellida Rakta
 * Cheluva
 * Cheluvina Chittara
 * Chennappa Channegowda
 * Chikka
 * Chikkamma
 * Chikkejamanru
 * Chinna
 * Chinna Nee Nagutiru
 * Chinna Ninna Muddaduve
 * Chinnada Gombe
 * Chinnadanta Maga
 * Chinnari Mutta
 * Chinnari Puttanna
 * Chingari (2012)
 * Chinthamani
 * Chira Bandavya
 * Chiranjeevi (1936 film)
 * Chiranjeevi (1976 film)
 * Chiranjeevi Sudhakara (1988)
 * Chiranjeevi Raje Gowda
 * Chithegu Chinte
 * Chithralekha
 * Chomana Dudi
 * Chora Chita Chora
 * Chora Guru Chandala Sishya
 * Chu Bana
 * Chukki Chandrama
 * Churi Chikkanna
 * Circle Inspector
 * Cowboy Kulla
 * College Hero
 * Crime
 * Chandana Chiguru
 * Chithrakuta-Kalyankumar (not released)
 * Chelvi
 * chigurida kanasu
 * Chandra Chakori
 * Cheluve Ondu Heltheeni
 * Cheluvina Chittara
 * Chanda

D

 * Darode
 * Dada
 * Daha
 * Daiva Leela
 * Daivashakti
 * Dakshayini
 * Dakota Express
 * Dakota picture
 * Dalalli
 * Dalavayi
 * Dampathiyaru
 * Dampatiyaru
 * Dance Raja Dance
 * Dange Edda Makkalu
 * Dara
 * Dharani Mandala Madhyadolage
 * Dari Tappida Maga
 * Darmapathni
 * Darmayudda
 * Dasara
 * Dashavathaara
 * Dava Dava
 * Dayadi
 * Daiva Sankalpa
 * December 31
 * Deepa
 * Deergha Sumangali
 * Deva
 * Deva Manava
 * Devadasi
 * Deva kannikaa
 * Devalaya
 * Devara Aata
 * Devara Duddu
 * Devara Gedda Manava
 * Devara Gudi
 * Devara Makkalu
 * Devara Mane
 * Devara Teerpu
 * Devara kannu
 * Devare Dikku
 * Devaru Kotta Tangi
 * Devaru Kotta Vara
 * Deva Sundari
 * Devata Manushya
 * Devate
 * Dhairya
 * Dhairya Lakshmi
 * Dhana Pishachi
 * Dhanalakshmi
 * Dhani
 * Dharma
 * Dharma Dari Tappitu
 * Dharma Pathni
 * Dharma Peeta
 * Dharma Vijaya
 * Dharmasere
 * Dharmatma
 * Dia
 * Digvijaya
 * Doddamane Estate
 * Dombara Krishna
 * Doni Saagali
 * Doomakethu
 * Doorada Betta
 * Dore
 * Dr. Krishna
 * Driver Hanumantu
 * Drona
 * Druvathaare
 * Drushya
 * Dudde Doddappa
 * Durga Puje
 * Durga Shakthi
 * Durgashtami
 * Duniya
 * Devara Maga
 * Dange (not released)
 * Dweepa
 * Dada Serada Doni (Shreedhar, Madhuri; not released)
 * Dharmasthala Mahathme
 * Dasha

E

 * Edakallu Guddada Mele
 * Eddide Gaddala
 * Edeyuru Siddalingeshwara Mahatme
 * Edurumane Meena
 * Ee Bandha Anubandha
 * Ee Hrudhaya Ninagagi
 * Ee Preethi Eke Bhumi Melide
 * Ee Jeeva Ninagagi
 * Ekalavya
 * Ella Hanakkagi
 * Ella Hengasarinda
 * Ellaranthalla Nanna Ganda
 * Ellellu Naane
 * Ellindalo Bandavaru
 * Elu Suttina Kote
 * Emergency
 * En Swamy Aliyandire
 * Endu Ninnavane
 * Ene Barali Preeti Irali
 * Entede Banta
 * Enundre
 * Eradu Hrudayagalu
 * Eradu Kanasu (1974 film)
 * Eradu Kanasu (2017 film)
 * Eradu Mukha
 * Eradu Nakshatragalu
 * Eradu Rekhegalu
 * Eshwar
 * Etu Ediretu
 * Edurmaneli Ganda Pakkadmaneli Hendthi
 * Eno Moha Eko Daha
 * Excuse me
 * Ee Sambashane

G

 * Galige
 * Gaali gopura
 * Gaali maathu
 * Gaalipata
 * Ganda Berunda
 * Ganda Hendathi
 * Ganda Mane Makkalu
 * Gandandre Gandu
 * Gandanige Thakka Hendathi
 * Gandharva
 * Gandharvagiri
 * Gandharva Kanye
 * Gandede Bhaira
 * Gandhada Gudi
 * Gandhada Gudi Part 2
 * Gandhi Nagara
 * Gandondu Hennaru
 * Gandu Guligalu
 * Gandu Sidigundu
 * Gandugali
 * Gandugali kumararama
 * Ganesha I Love You
 * Ganesha Mahime
 * Ganeshana Galaate
 * Ganeshana Maduve
 * Ganesha Subramanya
 * Ganga
 * Ganga Yamuna
 * Gange Bare Tunge Bare
 * Gange Gowri
 * Garuda
 * Garuda Rekhe
 * Garuda Dhwaja
 * Gayatri Maduve
 * Gedda Maga
 * Geddavalu Nane
 * Geejagana Goodu
 * Geetha
 * Gejje Nada
 * Gejje Puje
 * Geluvina Saradara
 * Geluvu Nannade
 * Gharjane
 * Gharshane
 * Ghatashradhdha
 * Giddu Dada
 * Gili Bete
 * Giri Bale
 * Giri Kanye
 * Giri Mallige
 * God Father
 * Gold Medal
 * Golibar
 * Golmal Part 2
 * Golmal Radhakrishna
 * Gooli
 * Googly
 * Gopi Kalyana
 * Govadalli CID 999
 * Government
 * Gowramma
 * Gowri
 * Gowri Ganda
 * Gowri Ganesha
 * Gowri Kalyana
 * Gowri Shankara
 * Grahana
 * Grihalakshmi (1969)
 * Grihalakshmi (1992)
 * Grihini
 * Griha Pravesha
 * Gudugu Sidilu
 * Gulabi Talkies
 * Guna Nodi Hennu Kodi
 * Gunasagari
 * Jathaka Rathna Gunda Joisa
 * Goonda Mathu Police
 * Goonda Rajya
 * Goondaguru
 * Gundana Madve
 * Guri
 * Guru (1989)
 * Guru Jagadguru
 * Guru Shishyaru (1981 film)
 * Guru bhakti
 * Guru-Bramha
 * Gaja
 * Ganda Hendathi & Boy Friend
 * Gopi
 * Gandugali Rama
 * Gangavva Ganagmayi-Ananth Nag (not released)
 * Gattimela
 * Gatti Thali Bitti Mela
 * Gajendra
 * Gajapathi Garvabhanga
 * Gaajina Mane
 * Gaalimathu
 * Govinda Gopala
 * Gunna
 * Guru Sarvabhowma Shree Raghavendra Karune
 * Gaaya

H

 * Huliraaya
 * Hatavaadi
 * Hubli
 * Hudugata
 * Hagalu Vesha
 * Haalu Jenu
 * Halli Meshtru
 * Hamsageethe
 * Hanthakana Sanchu (1980)
 * Haseena
 * Haavina Hede
 * "Hebbuli"
 * Hello Daddy
 * Hrudaya Hadithu
 * Huliya Haalina Mevu
 * Hucha
 * Huchana Maduveyalli Undavane Janna
 * H2O
 * Haalu Sakkare
 * Hudugatada Hudugi
 * Hudugigagi
 * Halli Haida
 * Halliya Surasuraru
 * Halliyadarenu Shiva
 * Hidambi Halli Pravesha
 * Hanthaka
 * Hanthakana Sanchu
 * Haavina Hejje
 * Haavada Hoovu
 * Haavu Eniyata
 * Hello Doctor (Sex)
 * Hello Narada
 * Hello Sister
 * Hello Yama
 * Hello
 * Hrudaya Sangama
 * Hrudaya Bandhana
 * Hrudaya Deepa
 * Hrudaya Pallavi
 * Hrudaya Raga
 * Hrudaya Hrudaya
 * Hrudaya Kallaru
 * Hrudayavantha
 * Hrudaya Geethe
 * Huliya (k.v.raju)
 * Huli Banthu Huli
 * Huli Hebbuli
 * Huliyada Kala
 * Hasida Hebbuli
 * Hasiru Thorana
 * Hasiru Gajina Bale (Sithara; not released)
 * Hoysala
 * Hathura Odeya
 * Hombisilu
 * Honey Moon
 * Hunnimeya Rathriyalli
 * High Command
 * Hongkongnalli Agent Amar (Ambarish, Sumalatha)
 * Hongirana
 * Hosavarsha
 * Hosa Baduku (Ramakrishna, Ramkumar, Bhavya; not released)
 * Hosa Balu
 * Hubli
 * Hosa Jeevana
 * Hosa Love Story
 * Hosa Madam
 * Hosa Kavya
 * Hosa Belaku
 * Hosa Raga
 * Hosa Kalla Hale Kulla
 * Hosa Ithihasa
 * Hosa Neeru
 * Hosa Mane Aliya
 * Haalappa
 * Hoovondu Beku Ballige
 * Hoovu Mullu
 * Hoovu Hannu
 * Hoo Bisilu
 * Himapatha
 * Hubballi
 * Harish Jyoti Love Store (2011)

I

 * Indina Ramayana
 * Indrajith
 * Inspector Vikram
 * Inspector Jayasimha
 * Inspector Kranthikumar
 * Inspector Jhansy
 * Indrana gedda Narendra
 * Indra Dhanush
 * Indina Bharatha
 * Ide Maha Sudina
 * Iduve Jeevana
 * Idu Sadhya
 * Idu Entha Premavayya
 * Ivalentha Hendthi
 * Indra

J

 * Jackie
 * Jayasimha
 * Jaana
 * Jedara Bale
 * Jeeboomba
 * Jeevana Chaitra
 * Jogi
 * Jogayya
 * Jootata
 * Jokefalls
 * Jaga Mecchida Maga
 * Janumadha Jodi
 * JodiHakki
 * Jwalamukhi
 * Jethendra
 * Jenina Holle
 * Junglee
 * Januma Janumada Anubhanda
 * Jaala
 * Jodi
 * Jamindaru (2002)
 * Jugari
 * Jeerjimbe
 * Jagath Kiladi

K

 * Kantara (film)
 * Kotigobba 2
 * K.G.F: Chapter 1
 * K.G.F: Chapter 2
 * Kaaranji (2009)
 * Kariya (2003)
 * Kariya 2 (2016)
 * Kallarali Hoovagi
 * Kaadu
 * Kaakana Kote
 * Kaanuru Heggadathi
 * Kadamba
 * Kampana prabhakar
 * Kanneshwara Rama
 * Kannu Theredu Nodu
 * Kalaasipalya
 * Kalla Kulla
 * Kaaleju Ranga
 * Kasturi Nivasa
 * Katpadi Junction
 * Kavirathna Kalidasa
 * Kiladi Jodi
 * "Kirik Party"
 * Kittu Puttu
 * Kulla Agent 000
 * Kallarali Hoovagi
 * Kulavadhu
 * ku..ku...
 * Kallaraalihuvagi
 * Karulinakare
 * Karulina kugu
 * Kadahana
 * Kavya
 * Kaveri
 * Kudremukha
 * Kotigobba
 * Kotreshi Kanasu
 * Krishna
 * Kankambari
 * Kula Gaurava (1971)
 * Katheyondu Shuruvagide
 * Kannadakkagi Ondannu Otti
 * Kempegowda (2011)
 * Kotigobba 3 (2021)
 * Kousalya Supraja Rama (2023)
 * KD - The Devil (2023)
 * Kaatera (2023)

L

 * Laali
 * Laali Hadu
 * Lagna Patrike
 * Lankesh Patrike (film)
 * Lifu estene
 * Lion Jagapati Rao
 * LOVE
 * Love Guru
 * Love Madi Nodu
 * Love Training
 * Lankesh
 * Lift Kodla
 * Law and Order
 * Lock up Death
 * Love Mocktail
 * Love you
 * Love you aliya
 * lava kusha
 * Laila majnu

M

 * Mussanje Maathu
 * Manaroopa
 * Mahaa Prachandaru
 * Malaya Marutha
 * Maleyali Jotheyali
 * Mana Mechida Madaadhi
 * Manasa Sarovara
 * Mane Mane Kathe
 * Mangala Muhurtha
 * Mangalya Bhagya
 * Masanada Makkalu (2005)
 * Mareyada Haadu
 * Masti
 * Mathadana
 * Mata
 * Mayor Muthanna
 * Miss California
 * Mayura
 * Milana
 * Minchina Ota
 * Minchina Ota
 * Mojina Maduve
 * Mooruvare Vajragalu
 * Muddhina Maava
 * Muthina Haara
 * Muthu Ondhu Muthu
 * My Autograph
 * Mane Mane Ramayana
 * Mungaru Male
 * Mungaru Male 2
 * Muniyana Maadari
 * Munnudi
 * My Dear Tiger
 * Manamechida hudugi
 * maavanige takka aliya
 * Mruthyunjaya
 * modada mareyalli
 * Muthanna
 * Maathaad Maathaadu Mallige
 * Masth Maja Madi
 *
 * Maaleeyalli Joteyalli

N

 * Nagamandala
 * Naarada Vijaya
 * Naagarahaavu
 * Nagarahole
 * Naa Ninna Bidalare
 * Naa Ninna Mareyalare
 * Naanu Nanna Hendthi
 * Nanna kanasina hoove
 * Nanna Preethiya Hudugi
 * Nanobba Kalla
 * Narada Vijaya
 * Nayaka
 * Ninagaagi Naanu
 * Nagarahavu (Upendra)
 * Naniruvudeninagagi
 * Nannaseya Hoove
 * Namma Samsara
 * Nammoora Huduga
 * Nammoora Mandara Hoove
 * Namma Makkalu
 * Nanna Rosha Nooru Varusha
 * Naobba Kalla
 * Naa Mechchida Huduga
 * Ninagaagi
 * Ninagoskara
 * Nammoora Raja
 * Nanjundi Kalyana
 * Nanjunda Nakkaga
 * Naguva Hoovu
 * Nan Hendthi Maduve
 * Nammoora Devathe
 * Nagakanye
 * Nagapooja
 * Nagadevathe
 * New Delhi
 * Nodi Swamy Navirodu Hige
 * Nyaya Ellide
 * Nyayave Devaru
 * Nage Habba
 * Nenapirali
 * Neelakantha
 * Neenu Nakkare Haalu Sakkare
 * Neelambari
 * Nathicharami
 * Nilukada Nakshatra
 * Naduve Antaravirali

O

 * Octopus (Kannada)
 * Oda Huttidavaru
 * Oda Huttidavalu
 * Ohileshwara
 * Olavu Mudidaaga
 * Om
 * Ondaanondu Kaaladalli
 * Onde Balliya Hoogalu
 * Ondu Muttina Kathe
 * Operation Diamond Racket
 * Operation Alamellama
 * Operation Antha
 * Ondagona Baa
 * Oda Huttidavaru
 * Onde Ondu Sari
 * Ondu Oorina Kathe
 * Ondu Premada Kathe
 * Ondu Preethiya Kathe
 * Ondu Cinema Kathe
 * Om Namahshivaya
 * Om Ganesh
 * Omkara
 * Onde Raktha
 * Onde Guri
 * Onde Rupa Eradu Guna
 * Operation Jackpot CID 999
 * Orata I Love You
 * Obbarigintha Obbaru
 * Ondu SHaleya KatheP
 * Pogaru
 * Phaniyamma
 * Paramatma
 * Pujaari
 * Puja
 * Post master
 * Prathidwani
 * Praya Praya Praya
 * PremaGrantha
 * Premada Kanike
 * Preethi Prema Pranaya
 * Pushpaka Vimana (1987)
 * Pushpaka Vimana (2016)
 * Premaloka
 * Putani Agent 123
 * prema Tharanga
 * Paropakari
 * Prana
 * Premachari
 * Paduvarahalli Pandavaru
 * Parasangada Gendethimma
 * Pujaphala
 * Praja Prabhuthwa
 * Prajashakthi
 * Palitamsha

R

 * Ricky
 * Raaj the Showman
 * Raja Nanna Raja
 * Raam
 * Rahasya Ratri
 * Rahasya
 * Rakta Kanneeru
 * Rana Ranga
 * Ranganayaki
 * Rashmi
 * Ramachari
 * Rama Lakshmana
 * Rama Shama bhama
 * Ranadheera
 * Ranadheera Kanteerava
 * Ravi Chandra
 * Ravimama
 * Rathnagiri Rahasya
 * Rowdy Ranganna
 * Rayaru Bandaru Mavana Manege
 * Rishi
 * Road Romeo
 * Romeo
 * Rama Rama Re...
 * Rangitaranga
 * Rambo
 * Rambo2
 * Raja Narasimha
 * Rustum
 * Rupayi raja
 * Rani Maharani
 * Readymade Ganda
 * Rajani
 * Ranganna
 * Rama Krishna
 * Rasika
 * Ravi Shastri
 * Rajakumari
 * Ranga (S.S.L.C)
 * Ranna
 * Rocky
 * Rajadhani
 * Ring Road
 * Rose
 * Rajaratha
 * Rudra Tandava
 * Rocket
 * Rana Vikrama
 * Run Antony

S

 * Sarkari Hi. Pra. Shaale, Kasaragodu, Koduge: Ramanna Rai
 * Sakshatkara
 * Samayadha Gombe
 * Sampattige Saval
 * Samskara
 * Samyuktha
 * Sanaadi Appanna
 * Sandhya Raga
 * Satya Harishchandra
 * Savari
 * School Master
 * Seetharamu
 * Seetha
 * Seizer
 * Server Somanna
 * Shankha nada
 * Sharapanjara
 * Shastri
 * Sandeep Malani Sandesha SMS 6260
 * Shankar Guru
 * Shubhamangala
 * Sipayi Ramu
 * Snehitara Saval
 * Sose Thanda Sowbhagya
 * Sri Krishnadevaraya
 * Srimantana Magalu
 * Subba Shasthri
 * Sukha Samsarakke Hanneredu Suthragalu
 * Sipaay Raamu
 * Sirivantha
 * Sixer
 * Sogasugaara
 * Shisya
 * Simhada Mari Sainya
 * Simhada Mari
 * Simhadriya Simha
 * Salinga kami Darshan
 * Shabari Male Swami Ayappa
 * Shruthi
 * Swamy
 * Suligaali
 * Suryakanthi
 * Singapurinalli Raja Kulla
 * Sipaayi
 * Saarathi
 * Snehitaru
 * School Boy
 * Super
 * Super Ranga
 * Stabiliti
 * Sakath
 * Sapta Saagaradaache Ello- Side A (2023)

T

 * Tagaru
 * Tabarana Kathe
 * Tarka
 * Tarle nannamaga
 * Thaayi Saheba (1997)
 * Thaakath
 * Thayige Thakkha Maga
 * The Villain (2018 film)
 * Tiger padmini
 * Tabbalyu Ninaade Magane
 * Tirupathi
 * Trimurthi
 * Tuvvi Tuvvi Tuvvi
 * Tutthuri
 * Tananum Tananum
 * Thavarige Baa Thangi
 * Tootu Madike
 * Thavarina siri (2006)
 * Thayiya Madilu (2007)
 * Tutta Mutta
 * Tuntata
 * Tunta
 * Tarak

U

 * Upaasane
 * Upendra (1999)
 * Udupi Krishna
 * Uyyaale
 * Uppi Dada M.B.B.S. (2008)
 * Usire 2001
 * Ugaadhi
 * Ullasa Utsaha (2009)
 * ugramm (2014)
 * Uppi 2
 * Udumba (2018)
 * Ulidavaru Kandante
 * Uddishya

V

 * Vajrakaya
 * Vamshavruksha (1971)
 * Vamshakobba
 * Vasantha geetha
 * Vasantha Lakshmi
 * Vasantha Purnima
 * Vasantha Kavya
 * Vasantha Nilaya
 * Vasantha Kala
 * Varna Chakra
 * Vamshi (2008)
 * Veera Kannadiga (2004)
 * Valmiki
 * Veerappa nayaka
 * Veera Parampare
 * Varadhanayaka
 * Veera Madakari
 * Vaalee
 * Victory
 * Vikrant Rona (2022)

Y

 * Y2K (2004)
 * Yaaradhu
 * Yaardo Duddu Ellammana Jathre (2003)
 * Yaare Nee Abhimani (2000)
 * Yaare Neenu Cheluve (1998)
 * Yaarige Saluthe Sambala (2000)
 * Yaarivanu
 * Yaaru (1996)
 * Yahoo (2004)
 * Yarivalu (2000)
 * Yamakinkara (1995)
 * Yamalokadalli Veerappan (1998)
 * Yaara Sakshi? (1972)
 * Yaarigu Helbedi (1994)
 * Yaarivanu?  (1984)
 * Yaaru hithavaru (1976)
 * Yaava huvu yara mudigo (1981)
 * Yaava Janmada Maitri (1972)
 * Yowanada Sulliyalli (1985)
 * Yowvanada Holeyalli (1999)
 * Yashwanth (2005)
 * Yowanada Anubhava (1993)
 * Youvana (2004)
 * Yudha Mattu Swatantrya (2002)
 * Yudhakanda (1989)
 * Yuddha (1997)
 * Yudhaparva (1991)
 * Yuga Purusha (1989)
 * Yuva Shakthi (1997)
 * Yuvaraja (2001)
 * Yuvarathnaa (2021)
 * Yaksha (2010)
 * Yodha (2009)
 * Yajamana
 * Yajamana (2019)

Z

 * Z (1999)
 * Zabardust (2005)
 * Zamana (2010)
 * Zindabad (1997)
 * Zamindara (2000)

title: List of Kannada-language films


text:
The Cutter (film)

The Cutter is a 2005 American direct-to-video action film directed by Bill Tannen, and starring Chuck Norris, Joanna Pacuła, Daniel Bernhardt, Bernie Kopell and Marshall R. Teague. After a deadly kidnapping rescue gone wrong, a guilt ridden detective recruits his specialized SWAT team to successfully rescue an aged diamond cutter from the hands of a murderous thief.

Plot
A former Spokane, Washington cop turned private investigator takes on a case of a missing diamond cutter that leads him on an adventure of love and villainy spanning from the Nazis to the present day Mob.

Cast

 * Chuck Norris as Detective John Sheperd
 * Joanna Pacuła as Elizabeth Teller
 * Daniel Bernhardt as Dirk Cross
 * Bernie Kopell as Isaac Teller
 * Todd Jensen as Agent Parks
 * Tracy Scoggins as Alena
 * Marshall R. Teague as Lieutenant Moore
 * Deron McBee as Alex, The Repairman
 * Dean Cochran as Eddie
 * Curt Lowens as Col. Speerman
 * Aaron Norris as Anthony Maylan
 * Mark Ivanir as Dr. Joseph

Filming
Shooting took place in Spokane, Washington.

Home media
Sony released it to DVD in the US on March 14, 2006.

Critical response
Scott Weinberg of DVD Talk rated it 1.5/5 stars and called it "the epitome of all things cinematically generic". David Johnson of DVD Talk wrote, "The Cutter is a mediocre film overall, and, specifically, a tame and lame action flick."

title: The Cutter (film)


text:
Talk:Alan Clark

Notorious appearance on BBC Question Time where as a govt minister he criticised govt policy
I can't believe that this isn't here already, since I thought it was one of the things he was most famous for in politics.

He was on BBC Question Time as the official govt representative (Thatcher was PM). He dept concerned arms policy and he was asked a question about it, and he criticised the govt policy!

It led to the (somewhat astonished) presenter Robin Day turning to the audience and saying;

"Does anyone want to support the Prime Minister on this issue, given that her own minister doesn't want to?"

Confirmed here - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/8259469.stm

(I'm fairly certain that no govt minister on the show has acted like that before or since - as I say seemingly making him quite famous for it). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.99.210.174 (talk) 11:16, 9 May 2022 (UTC)

Bongo bongo land?
Does anyone have a reference for the existence of this place? The article claims that it exists as a region in Africa. I would imagine that this is not true. MalachiK (talk) 17:52, 12 March 2009 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by MalachiK (talk • contribs) 17:44, 12 March 2009 (UTC)

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 * "However, many were forced to retract their criticisms after it emerged that "Bongo Bongo Land" was actually the name of a region of Sub-Saharan Africa, a fact Clark discovered while on safari with Kenneth Williams". Copied to talk page by Motmit (talk) 23:09, 17 March 2009 (UTC)

On reflection, it does seem rather unlikely that a Tory minister would be on safari with Kenneth Williams in, ahem, Bongo Bongo land. Wouldn't you say? MalachiK (talk) 21:27, 16 March 2009 (UTC)

 * Bongo (Grand-Bassam) is a place in Africa. "Glyn" Williams was Clark's private secretary and in 1989 they were at least in Tunisia. So there may be some truth in a distorted story, but not sufficient for a reference. Motmit (talk) 21:40, 16 March 2009 (UTC)

Classic!--80.0.46.212 (talk) 19:18, 5 October 2010 (UTC)

Lead
Motmit, rather than reverting quite a lot of work, can you say here what the issue is? These are the things that he was best known for, according to secondary sources. The lead you reverted to is very poor. SlimVirgin talk| contribs 19:55, 1 April 2009 (UTC)
 * Ok the original lead was bad, but the replacement was overlong and concentrated mainly on the diaries. I have tried to summarise the totality of his career and reorganised a section which was out of order and muddled - would welcome development. Regards Motmit (talk) 20:07, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

 * The replacement did not focus on his diaries; it was one just sentence, I think. Please see WP:LEAD. It must contain known controversies. SlimVirgin  talk| contribs 20:08, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

 * If you think the detail is "selective," which details do think should be added to make it non-selective? Also, please bear in mind that leads should be well-written. The others you are suggesting are very spartan. SlimVirgin  talk| contribs 20:10, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

 * In your ref wp:lead, I note the words "short independent summary" - hence one sentence. Two additional paragraphs you added are not short, and the text you have introduced is not a summary but a whole load of detail which belongs in the body. The lead I proposed summarised controversy over his historical writing, controversy over his views and the embarrassments of his political activities, as well as the material in the diaries. (in one sentence) You also reverted my attempts to sort out the muddle in the politics paragraph. Lets not get into controversy ourselves. Regards Motmit (talk) 20:18, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

 * I don't know what you mean about one sentence. Leads should be able to stand alone as a summary of the topic, and should be between one and four paragraphs, depending on the length of the article. Your lead didn't say anything. There is no point in hinting at things, but leaving out the meat.

 * Your main complaint is that it is selective. Therefore, please say which details you'd like to see added to make it less so. I will happily add them. SlimVirgin  talk| contribs 20:22, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

 * You are simply not reading me - I shall waste no more time.Motmit (talk) 20:25, 1 April 2009 (UTC)

Writing
Motmit, the way you're editing is leading to very poor writing. Sticking the Kenneth Clark comment after the description of Clark losing focus is really inappropriate. SlimVirgin talk| contribs 05:54, 6 April 2009 (UTC)

Philosophy
Is it possible to take seriously someone who book selection on Desert Island Disks was Bertrand Russell's History of Western Philosophy. I think the answer is no. Stikko (talk) 11:17, 16 June 2009 (UTC)
 * The trouble is too many people did take him seriously when he was clearly taking them for a ride - viz Pilger. However you are probably after the wrong fox with Russell's work. Motmit (talk) 18:14, 16 June 2009 (UTC)
 * Russell's History of Western Philosophy is actually a very enjoyable read, but not something one should take wholly seriously--consider Russell's view of Kant, for example. But if one were shipwrecked on a desert island, serious study of philosophy wouldn't be one's main (please excuse the feeble pun) concern.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.122.60.77 (talk) 15:04, 9 November 2012 (UTC)

Lions led by donkeys
Made a small change to the section as it seems clear that it is the dialogue that Clark admitted to having invented rather than the phrase itself. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 95.147.24.224 (talk) 12:52, 14 August 2011 (UTC)

Oh! What A Lovely War
As part of the team behind the film (I located some of the uniforms) I refute the suggestion the piece was inspired uniquely by this book. It was far more inspired by the revulsion caused by the persistent militarism in the wake of WWII, which thought that they and they alone were right, and by the simple statistics of the War. It was generated in a study Workshop, and matured under the guidance of Charles Chilton, who never knew his father, killed in the War. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2.121.173.156 (talk) 12:48, 5 January 2014 (UTC)

 * Agreed. In the article on Oh, What A Lovely War!, it says that some scenes were taken from Clark's book The Donkeys (without crediting him), and he sued and got credited. Neither claim is cited; I'm deleting this claim, which is quite at odds with the much more detailed explanation of how the musical was inspired and developed in the other article. MrDemeanour (talk) 10:13, 15 May 2019 (UTC)

NOT Alan Clark's Diaries
There is no mention of "Not Alan Clark's Diaries" by Peter Bradshaw. I don't know enough to write up an entry for it. Can somebody who knows please do this? Thank you.

Gentlemen's clubs that Clark belonged to
Peter Bradshaw intimated in his spoof columns of Clark's Diaries that Clark was a member of White's and Pratt's. Can anybody confirm this and put it in Clark's main article? Also, was he a member of any of other clubs? Thanks in advance to anybody who knows.

Alan Clark Diaries
I've merged in the article that was at Alan Clark Diaries, done some light edits, and removed a large block-quoted section that had sourcing problems. The diaries themselves are notable but the article on them was entirely unsourced; I'm hoping this topic can get better attention as part of this article instead. If the section ends up becoming far too long or WP:UNDUE, we can spin it back out again. -- asilvering (talk) 21:44, 22 January 2024 (UTC)

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Animal acts

 This page is an archive of the discussion about the proposed deletion of the article below. This page is no longer live. Further comments should be made on the article's talk page rather than here so that this page is preserved as an historic record. The result of the debate was delete. — Xezbeth 07:25, Jun 18, 2005 (UTC)

Animal acts
This page is a misnomer - it tells you nothing about animal acts and has been created only to report criticism and cases of cruelty. Material could be in an article on animal welfare - but does not belong under this title --Doc (?) 17:46, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Delete drini ☎ 17:47, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Rename or merge and redirect with Animal welfare. Mel Etitis ( Μελ Ετητης ) 17:59, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Merge if possible or just Delete Celestianpower 18:06, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Keep, merge if necessary with animal welfare and/or animal rights.--Nella-mair 18:35, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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Port Huron Beacons

The Port Huron Beacons were a minor league professional ice hockey team in the United Hockey League (UHL) that played from 2002 to 2005. The team was based in Port Huron, Michigan, and played at the McMorran Arena.

The team's first head coach was Brad Jones, a former National Hockey League player and head coach of the UHL's B.C. Icemen. The team's first general manager was Kevin J. Carr from 2001 to 2004. Jones resigned in February 2003 with a 24–24–5 record and was replaced by Bruce Ramsey for the remainder of the season.

Ramsey returned as head coach for the 2003–04 season and led the team to the semifinals in the playoffs, but was fired in the following offseason. The Beacons then hired former NHL player Mark Kumpel, but he resigned without coaching a game and was replaced by Rick Adduono, the former head coach of the Greensboro Generals, for the 2004–05 season. Gino Giacumbo served as vice president in 2003–04 and as general manager in 2004–05.

The Beacons departed in 2005 to become the Roanoke Valley Vipers.

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Džemal Berberović

Džemal Berberović (born 5 November 1981) is a Bosnian former professional footballer who played as a right-back.

Club career
Berberović started his career at hometown club Sarajevo. At age 22, he signed with German club Bayer Leverkusen, but did not play in any official matches. In January 2005, he returned for six months to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Berberović played for and captained Sarajevo in the Bosnian Premier League before he moved to Litex Lovech in June 2005. In January 2009, he was transferred to the Turkish Süper Lig side Denizlispor. In June 2010, he moved back to Litex. In July 2011, he was transferred to 2. Bundesliga club MSV Duisburg.

International career
Berberović has made some very important appearances for the Bosnia and Herzegovina U21 national team. He made his senior debut for Bosnia and Herzegovina in a February 2003 friendly match away against Wales and has earned a total of 33 caps, scoring no goals. His final international was a June 2010 friendly against Germany.

Berberović concluded his international career on 29 July 2010.

Honours
Sarajevo
 * Bosnian Premier League: 2014–15
 * Bosnian Cup: 2001–02, 2004–05

Litex Lovech
 * Bulgarian A PFG: 2010–11
 * Bulgarian Cup: 2007–08

Individual
 * Ismir Pintol trophy: 2005

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Simon Fraser University Pipe Band

The Simon Fraser University Pipe Band is a grade one pipe band affiliated with Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. It is led by pipe major Alan Bevan and leading drummer J. Reid Maxwell.

History
The Simon Fraser University Pipe Band was originally formed by a group of students at Simon Fraser University in 1966.

Brothers Terry and Jack Lee joined the Simon Fraser University band in 1981 after being approached by then-president of the University George Pedersen through Scottish soccer coach John Buchanan, who wanted to have a better quality band than the one that would form as necessary for events. The next year, the band won the North American Championships, and in 1983 came 10th at the World Championships. In 1985, the band came second at the Worlds. J. Reid Maxwell joined the band as leading drummer in 1992, having previously been leading drummer of the 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe Band when it became the first non-Scottish band to win the World Championships in 1987. After Robert Barbulak and Malcolm Bokenfor were killed in a road accident in 1994, the Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band was created as a system of three bands in lower grades to act as a feeder to the Grade 1 band. The Robert Malcolm Memorial bands have also been successful in competitions in their respective grades.

The band wears the Simon Fraser University tartan, which was custom designed for the band in 2010.

On September 29, 2013, Terry Lee stepped down as Pipe Major after leading the band for over 30 years, having appointed Alan Bevan, a two-time solo Gold Medalist, as his successor. Jack continues to act as pipe sergeant.

Personnel
Terry and Jack played in the City of Victoria Pipe Band, and then Terry led the now defunct Port Moody Pipe Band, before they joined the Simon Fraser University band in 1981.

Steven McWhirter and Stuart Liddell, now leading drummer and pipe major respectively of Inveraray & District Pipe Band, played with Simon Fraser University for several years.

Competition
The band has consistently placed in the top three in world competition and has won the Grade One World Pipe Band Championships six times, in 1995, 1996, 1999, 2001, 2008, and 2009.

SFUPB is one of only four bands located outside of the United Kingdom that have won a World Pipe Band Championship (the other three being the 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe Band, the Victoria Police Pipe Band and the St. Laurence O'Toole Pipe Band). In addition, the band has placed second nine times. The band placed in the top three at the World Championships for 14 consecutive years up until 2012, with a fourth placing in 2013 and no placing in 2014. They are the second most successful pipe band from outside Scotland, after the Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band.

SFUPB regularly competes in Highland Games competitions sanctioned by the British Columbia Pipers Association in the northwestern United States and southwestern British Columbia before traveling to Scotland in August for the World Pipe Band Championships. The band wears the Simon Fraser University Pipe Band tartan.

Since 1994, the SFUPB has led an extensive family of pipe bands which each compete in their own grades. This organization is called the Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band.

Concerts and recordings
The band has produced twelve recordings, three concert/documentary videos, and appeared on four BBC Radio Scotland broadcasts.

In April 2001 the band recorded a CD live at the Sydney Opera House in Australia. On February 20, 1998, the band performed in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City. This concert marked the first time a pipe band has performed a concert at this prestigious venue. The debut performance was recorded and released in June 1998 as Simon Fraser University Pipe Band - Live at Carnegie Hall. In June 1996, the band released its first live album Alive in America, the first live, in concert recording in the United States of a pipe band.

In May 2012, the band returned to New York and recorded its latest album Live from New York City at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

In August 2015, gave a concert called Nous Sommes Prets at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. In August 2023, the band hosted the Pre-Worlds Annual concert called Generations at the SEC Armadillo.

Albums

 * Live in Chilliwack (Live 2020)
 * Live From New York City (Live 2012)
 * Affirmation (Live 2009)
 * On Home Ground Volume 2 (Studio and Live 2006)
 * On Home Ground Volume 1 (Studio and Live 2005)
 * Down Under - Live at the Sydney Opera House (Live 2001)
 * At The Worlds (Compilation 2000)
 * Live at Carnegie Hall (Live 1998)
 * Alive In America (Live 1996)
 * Do Mo Chara Maith ("For My Good Friend") (Studio 1994)
 * The Silver Anniversary Tribute (Studio 1991)
 * A High Cut Above (Piping for Highland Dancing) (Studio 1991)
 * Nous Sommes Prêts ("We Are Ready") (Studio 1984)

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Talk:Granville Island Brewing

Pictures
If someone could put this picture up, that would be great.

http://www.cruiseyt.com/GIB-logo.jpg

Seasonal Boundary Dates
Does anybody knows the beginning and the end of the period Lions Winter Ale, or any of the other seasonals, are available? Is it the same time every year? (beacause Winter Ale Day should be a provincial holiday) —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 128.189.148.182 (talk) 15:00, 24 February 2007 (UTC).

Molson buyout ?
When did Molson buy out GIB? Had they ramped up production (and therefore moving beyond a "microbrewery") before or afterwards? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 128.189.137.231 (talk) 17:28, 15 November 2009 (UTC)

It says in the article here that the annual production is 6 million litres. There is no source so I don't know how current or accurate this is. A brewery is classified as a microbrewery apparently up until 700 million litres. Air.light (talk) 05:05, 16 November 2011 (UTC)
 * It also needs to be independent, regardless of how much it produces.

WikiProject Food and drink Tagging
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Talk:Temporal lobe

Volume
It would be great if the article provided some typical volume values for the lobe. Joelthelion (talk) 09:35, 24 February 2015 (UTC)

TLE/deja vu
Deja vu and smell hallucinations are indeed symptoms of TLE/simple partial seizure disorder.

I wonder why this page doesn't mention smell hallucinations.

eb 15:37, 10 April 2007 (UTC)

The God-Part?
I think that part of the brain supposedly responsible for religious experiance is located in this area. Funny that it should be intimately linked with auditory processes (i.e. Music) —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 68.80.110.8 (talk) 23:41, 13 April 2007 (UTC).

Expansion needed
Can someone expand this article? On the article hypergraphia, it mentions that it may be caused by damage to the temporal lobe. Ive also heard that some people fall, damaging their temporal lobes, and when people talk after them falling, they hear a person singing, not a person talking. No mention of such in article.  mysterytrey   talk   02:09, 20 October 2011 (UTC)
 * The article on temporal lobe epilepsy is quite a bit longer than this one and has some relevant material. Content writers are in short supply around here -- if you were interested in integrating some material from that article into this one, that would be a valuable thing to do.  Regards, Looie496 (talk) 16:59, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

Animation
The rotating diagram of the brain is a great idea, but our perceptual system is designed to pay attention to movement, so the rotation is a constant source of distraction when reading the article text. For this reason, the user should be able to stop the rotation. This observation applies to animation inserts in all articles, including the articles on the four cerebral lobes: frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal. Fibbit (talk) 20:04, 15 January 2012 (UTC)

Relationship with temple bone

Will need confirmation, but relationship between temporal lobe and temple bone, is overlaying? May not be right, I'm just guessing, but it's a useful mnemonic too, for the side of your head, that is 129.180.166.53 (talk) 15:15, 11 June 2012 (UTC)
 * I've added a picture showing the bones of the skull -- I don't know a better way to answer the question. Looie496 (talk) 18:29, 11 June 2012 (UTC)

Brainstem
According to the article...

"Medial temporal lobe structures that are critical for long-term memory include the amygdala, brainstem, and hippocampus"

Are we to take this as a statement that the temporal lobe includes the brainstem? 134.173.78.1 (talk) 19:07, 6 October 2013 (UTC)

 * You're right, and actually the amygdala shouldn't be there, as the idea that it is critical for memory is no longer accepted. I have removed both of them from that sentence; thanks. Looie496 (talk) 15:40, 24 February 2015 (UTC)

grossly incomplete
Hi all, this article is titled 'temporal lobe', but then only talks really about the medial temporal lobe, which is the medial part. What about the 3 lateral gyri of the temporal lobe? they are only briefly mentioned in the deficits caused by global damage to the temporal lobe, but not even have a subheading or a description in this article... — Preceding unsigned comment added by E.osimo (talk • contribs) 11:20, 5 December 2015 (UTC)
 * Much of the material in the Functions section relates to the lateral parts of the temporal lobe, although this is not explicitly stated. Anyway it is certainly true that this article could use some improvement -- along with a lot of other Wikipedia articles. Looie496 (talk) 15:54, 5 December 2015 (UTC)

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Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge

Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge, also known as Steve Harvey's Big Time and Big Time, is a television variety show that aired on the WB Network from 2003 to 2005, hosted by Steve Harvey. In each episode, performers compete for a $10,000 prize.

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Clear Creek High School (League City, Texas)

Clear Creek High School is located in League City, Texas, in the Clear Creek Independent School District. The school serves most of League City and the cities of Kemah, Clear Lake Shores, Nassau Bay, and Webster.

The school colors are maroon and white. The school's mascot is Willie the Wildcat.

History
Clear Creek High School was established in 1957 as the first high school in the Clear Creek Independent School District. By 1972, Clear Creek High School was overpopulated and a second district high school, Clear Lake High School was opened.

Feeder patterns
The following elementary schools feed into Clear Creek High School: Falcon Pass, Ferguson, Goforth, Hyde, League City, McWhirter, Robinson, and Stewart and Parr.

The following intermediate schools feed into Clear Creek High School: League City, Space Center, Victory Lakes, and the newest intermediate school Clear Creek IS.

Clear Springs High School took portions of the Clear Creek High School attendance zone when it opened in 2007. Bauerschlag, Gilmore, Hall, Ross, Creekside, and some of Victory Lakes will no longer feed into Clear Creek.

Clear Falls High School took portions of the Clear Creek High School attendance zone when it opened in 2010.

Notable alumni

 * Christopher Sabat, voice actor and producer
 * Shelly Berg, dean, Frost School of Music at the University of Miami
 * Jay Buhner, former Major League Baseball player for the Seattle Mariners
 * Jarred Cosart, Major League Baseball player for the San Diego Padres
 * Richard Garriott, video game designer
 * Scott Mitchell, former wide receiver in the Arena Football League and Canadian Football League
 * Cliff Olander, American player of gridiron football
 * Chase Ortiz, former football player for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League
 * James Patton, former football player for the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League
 * Riley Salmon, 2008 Olympic indoor volleyball gold medalist (also competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics)
 * Susan Swift, child actress


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Talk:Doctor Light

Move
It was proposed by User:SoM that the disambiguation page "Dr. Light" be moved to "Doctor Light" at 17:51, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC), citing "In line with common Wikipedia style". To elaborate on SoM's comment, on Wikipedia, abbreviations such as "Mr." and "Dr." are espanded to "Mister" and "Doctor" by the conventions originally established on Talk:List of Marvel Comics characters (examples: Doctor Mid-Nite, Mister Fantastic, Mister Sinister). I made the move on June 14, 2005. —Lowellian (talk) 17:53, Jun 14, 2005 (UTC)

 * 1) Support. --DrBat 03:17, Jun 7, 2005 (UTC)
 * 2) No vote, but the rationale behind the "Dr. Light" name is that ONLY the abbreviation is used in the Rockman/Megaman series. Now that it has become a disambig, as long as the linking to Dr. Thomas Light is kept I'm fine with either name. --Boco XLVII 20:28, 10 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * 3) Support. —Lowellian (talk) 17:53, Jun 14, 2005 (UTC)

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Cyrille Guimard

Cyrille Guimard (born 20 January 1947) is a French former professional road racing cyclist who became a directeur sportif and television commentator. Three of his riders, Bernard Hinault, Laurent Fignon, and Lucien Van Impe, won the Tour de France. Another of his protégés, Greg LeMond, described him as "the best (coach) in the world" and "the best coach I ever had". He has been described by cycling journalist William Fotheringham as the greatest directeur sportif in the history of the Tour.

Riding career
Born in Bouguenais, Loire-Atlantique, Guimard rode as a junior, an amateur and a professional, on the road, track and in cyclo-cross. He was national champion in all three forms: road in 1967 as an amateur, track sprint in 1970 and cyclo-cross in 1976. The riders ahead of him in the 1970 and 1971 professional road championships were disqualified and the titles not given. He said: "After those in front of me were disqualified for failing the drugs test, the federation never had the idea of giving me the titles.". Guimard was then president of the riders' union and the resentment which that created was why he was not named champion, he claimed.

Guimard was a sprinter who won nearly 100 races in eight seasons. He had a very strong performance in the 1971 Vuelta a España where he won two stages, the points, sprints and combination competitions while also finishing just outside the top 10 in the overall classification.

He won stages of the Tour de France in 1970, 1972, 1973 and 1974 – four of them in 1972 – although he finished the race only twice. He came 62nd in 1970 and seventh in 1971, the only year in which he didn't win a stage. He wore the Green jersey of leader of the points competition in 1972 and also won that year's combativity award.

Guimard's most striking Tour de France was in 1972, when he wore the yellow jersey as leader of the general classification and matched Eddy Merckx in the mountains. Fighting to keep the lead on long climbs created pain in his knees, one of which he injured in 1969 in an accident with a car while he was training. Merckx won two stages in the Alps and Guimard the next. Merckx tried to dispose of him on a 28 km stage to Mont Revard but Guimard, instead of cracking, won by 10 cm as the Belgian raised his hands thinking he had won.

Guimard was in second place and leading the points competition two days from the finish in Paris when he was forced to withdraw.

There were concerns about Guimard's treatment during the race, and reports that he had to be carried to his bike each morning because he could no longer walk. The team official caring for him was Bernard Sainz, sentenced to three years in 2008 for doping athletes and practising as an unqualified doctor. Sainz was sentenced to be jailed for the first half of the sentence and to be released on probation for the rest. He produced no evidence of medical training at his trial. He wrote in his autobiography:"It was at the time of our collaboration that the first accusations of doping came. An absurd rumour with a life as long as the Loch Ness monster because I saw it reappear in the Journal du Dimanche on 30 April 2000! For 30 years, people have been saying that I pushed Cyrille beyond his limits and that his knees ended up cracking in the 1972 Tour de France because of my methods. As is often the case, people talk and write, claiming to know everything when they know nothing." The two men met when Sainz was assistant manager of Gan, the team for which Guimard rode with Raymond Poulidor. Sainz was at Guimard's side throughout the 1972 Tour. In 1973, Guimard was caught in a drugs test at the end of the stage from Avignon to Montpellier. Knee pain ended Guimard's racing and he moved into team management.

Team management
Guimard became a directeur sportif with the Gitane team, which included Bernard Hinault and Lucien Van Impe. It was run by the former national champion, Jean Stablinski. Guimard had just won the French cyclo-cross championship. He took over as main directeur sportif in 1976. Hinault was considering leaving the team but Guimard, who had ridden in the peloton with Hinault, convinced him to stay. Hinault said: "Stablinski was a manager of the old school: 'Race and we'll talk about it later.' He gave me no advice at all, though he was decent enough. I would have been more impressed if he'd stuck to his word and not had me racing every race on the calendar. I wasn't a machine and he expected too much of me. But for Guimard, I might have joined up with Raymond Poulidor of the Mercier team and we'd never have got on. There'd have been wars between us and I'd have been off again, trying all the teams one by one, and wasting a lot of time. If you want to devote yourself to racing, you must find the right conditions and be able to get on with your colleagues. With Guimard I knew that things would improve and that we could agree on a programme. Guimard and I had a perfect understanding and realised most of our ambitions, even if we were to fall out later."

It was as directeur sportif that Guimard forged his reputation. He ran Gitane–Campagnolo, Renault–Elf–Gitane, Système U–Gitane, Super U, Castorama, and Cofidis; riders under his direction included Van Impe, Hinault, Laurent Fignon, Greg LeMond, Charly Mottet and Marc Madiot. Seven times his riders won the Tour de France. Said Van Impe:"Cyrille was one of the best directeurs sportifs that I ever met. Without him, I don't know if I would ever have won the Tour. Perhaps I would, but his way of talking to riders really lifted us. There's no one better for re-motivating a rider. As a manager, he always stayed a rider in the way he thought. That makes all the difference. He always knew when to go after a break or to let it go. And everything he predicted at the morning briefing came true later in the race. On the other hand, the moment the race was over he always wanted the last word... a real Breton! But Guimard is Guimard."

In the Saint Lary Soulan stage of the 1976 Tour de France Van Impe was following Joop Zoetemelk, calculating that the Dutchman would exhaust himself. He ignored the urgings of team assistants to go on the attack and said that if Guimard wanted him to ride differently then he was to say so himself. Guimard drove up alongside Van Impe and shouted that he'd run him off the road with his car if Van Impe didn't attack. Van Impe attacked, caught the riders ahead, put almost half the field outside the time limit and beat Zoetemelk by three minutes. In doing so he won the Tour. Said Hinault: "With Guimard, you do not argue."

Hinault said Guimard insisted he plan his season and his career. "He had no intention of taking on too much too early. Just as you plan your tactics before each race, so you should have a career strategy, too, at least for the first three or four years." Guimard told Hinault not to ride the Tour in 1977, even though he had won the Dauphiné Libéré and beaten the favourites for the Tour, Van Impe and Bernard Thévenet. Hinault rode in 1978 and won then and in four other years. In his autobiography, Hinault credited Guimard with an uncanny tactical sense that led to his greatest wins, including Liège–Bastogne–Liège of 1980.

The following season Hinault left Guimard to ride for the new La Vie Claire team. Guimard had the previous year taken on a young American, Greg LeMond, whom he knew from his win in the world junior championship in 1979 and whose career he had followed. Negotiating a contract reported as setting new standards for what riders could expect to earn exhausted his fax machine, Guimard said. "Americans are the kings of paperwork." Guimard was an ardent advocate of modern methods of rider preparation. LeMond described him as the first professional cycling coach to formally study physiology in order to apply it to rider training. He also took riders to the Equipe Renault Elf Formula One team's wind tunnel to perfect their positioning on the bike and maximise their aerodynamic efficiency.

His wind tunnel work with Hinault led to the development of the Gitane Profil, the first bike to use teardrop-shaped tubes and handlebars, which Hinault claimed gained him one and a half seconds per mile in time trials, and he also experimented with internal cabling. At the 1986 Tour de France, his rider Thierry Marie won the prologue by a quarter of a second with the aid of a "lower back rest" on his bicycle which functioned as an aileron to reduce aerodynamic drag, although the design was subsequently banned.

Guimard was left without a team when Castorama dropped out of the sport at the end of 1995. He helped form the Cofidis team but left after a court case in 1997 in which he was accused of false accounting and of obtaining credit by false pretences. Guimard had been one of the founding directors of Siclor, a company set up in 1996 with 2.8 million francs of state aid to make bicycle frames. It collapsed in January 1997 with debts of 4.5 million francs. A court sentenced Guimard to a suspended jail sentence for "abuse of social funds" and Cofidis, a moneylending company, said: "Given the personal difficulties that face Cyrille Guimard and the media risks that could unfairly bring to Cofidis, Cyrille Guimard and Cofidis have agreed to end their collaboration."

In 2003, Guimard became advisor and technical director of the French amateur cycling team Vélo Club Roubaix where he worked with the amateur Andy Schleck. In 2007, Vélo Club Roubaix Lille Metropole became a professional continental team with Guimard as manager. He remained with the team up to 2014.

In June 2017, Guimard was announced as the coach of the French national team. His successor, in 2019, was Thomas Voeckler.

Cycling politics
Guimard was president of the professional riders' body, the Union Nationale des Coureurs Professionels, when he was 23.

Guimard failed to win election in 2009 as president of the Fédération Française de Cyclisme, the body representing France at the Union Cycliste Internationale. His campaign accused the federation's management of being clannish, eliminating those who did not please it and coopting those who did. He called for an audit of the federation's accounts. Professional riders, he said, should deposit a year of their salary as a suspended credit card payment, as potential payment for any doping offence.

Guimard served as a member of the French Cycling Federation's executive for four years and as a member of its federal council for two years, but resigned from the latter body in December 2014 due to the Federation's failure to consult him on sporting matters.

Major results

 * 1967
 * national amateur road champion

 * 1968
 * Saint-Tropez
 * Genoa–Nice
 * Châteaugiron
 * Charlieu
 * Aulnay-sous-Bois

 * 1969
 * Châteaubriant
 * Genoa–Nice
 * Issé
 * Hérouville

 * 1970
 * Antibes
 * Bain-de-Bretagne
 * Callac
 * La Limouzinière
 * national track sprint champion
 * Ronde d'Aix-en-Provence
 * Tour de France
 * Winner stage 1

 * 1971
 * Callac
 * Chateaugiron
 * Route Nivernaise
 * Vuelta a España:
 * Winner stages 3 and 15
 * Winner points classification
 * Winner combination classification
 * Tour de France
 * 7th place overall classification

 * 1972
 * Blot
 * Châteaulin
 * GP des Herbiers
 * Six-Days of Grenoble (with Alain van Lancker)
 * Maurs
 * Paris–Bourges
 * Plancoët
 * Rungis
 * Tour de Picardie
 * Chateau-Chinon
 * Sarzeau
 * Moorslede
 * Tour de France
 * Winner stages 1, 4, 14B and 15
 * Wearing yellow jersey for 8 days
 * Winner Combativity award

 * 1973
 * Auxerre
 * Bain-de-Bretagne
 * Ergué-Gabéric
 * Issé
 * Joyeuse
 * Le-Ferté-Bernard
 * Lamballe
 * Nantes-La Beaujoire
 * Pléaux
 * Ronde d'Aix-en-Provence
 * Saint-Just
 * Tour de France
 * Winner stage 3

 * 1974
 * Biot
 * Callac
 * Flers
 * Grigny
 * Plaintel
 * Pleurtuit
 * Saint-Brieuc
 * Tour de France
 * Winner stage 8A

 * 1975
 * Camors
 * Canet-plage
 * Chalais
 * Grand Prix Ouest-France
 * Ploërdut
 * Quiberon
 * Serenac
 * Sin-le-Noble
 * Saint-Macaire en Mauges

 * 1976
 * national cyclo-cross champion
 * Lanarvily

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Michał Kosmulski’s web page pl:User:Mkosmul

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Damian Conway

Damian Conway (born 5 October 1964 in Melbourne, Australia) is a computer scientist, a member of the Perl and Raku communities, a public speaker, and the author of several books. Until 2010, he was also an adjunct associate professor in the Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University.

Damian completed his BSc (with honours) and PhD at Monash. He is perhaps best known for his contributions to Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN) and Raku (Perl 6) language design, and his training courses, both on programming techniques and public speaking skills.

He has won the Larry Wall Award three times for CPAN contributions. His involvement in Perl 6 language design has been as an interlocutor and explicator of Larry Wall.

He is one of the authors of the Significantly Prettier and Easier C++ Syntax (SPEC).

He is also the author of Perl Best Practices, a programming book focusing on standard practices for Perl coding style, encouraging the development of maintainable source code. published by O'Reilly.

Books

 * Object Oriented Perl: A Comprehensive Guide to Concepts and Programming Techniques (Manning Publications, 2000, ISBN 1-884777-79-1)
 * Perl Best Practices (O'Reilly Media, 2005, ISBN 0-596-00173-8)
 * (with "chromatic" and Curtis "Ovid" Poe) Perl Hacks: Tips & Tools for Programming, Debugging, and Surviving (Hacks) (O'Reilly Media, 2006, ISBN 0-596-52674-1)

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MSDOS.SYS

MSDOS.SYS is a system file in MS-DOS and Windows 9x operating systems. In versions of MS-DOS from 1.1x through 6.22, the file comprises the MS-DOS kernel and is responsible for file access and program management. is loaded by the DOS BIOS  as part of the boot procedure. In some OEM versions of MS-DOS, the file is named.

In Windows 95 (MS-DOS 7.0) through Windows ME (MS-DOS 8.0), the DOS kernel has been combined with the DOS BIOS into a single file,  (aka  ), while   became a plain text file containing boot configuration directives instead. If a  file exists, the system will retrieve these configuration directives from   rather than from. When Windows 9x is installed over a preexisting DOS install, the Windows file may be temporarily named  for as long as Windows' dual-boot feature has booted the previous OS. Likewise, the  of the older system is named   for as long as Windows 9x is active.

Some DOS utilities expect the  file to have a minimal file size of at least 1 KB. This is the reason why a large dummy comment is typically found in the   configuration file since Windows 95.

By default, the file is located in the root directory of the bootable drive/partition (normally  for hard disks) and has the hidden, read-only, and system file attributes set.

The MS-DOS derivative Disk Control Program (DCP) by the former East-German VEB Robotron used a DCDOS.SYS filename instead.

IBM PC DOS as well as DR-DOS since 5.0 (with the exception of DR-DOS 7.06) used the file  for the same purpose, whereas DR DOS 3.31 to 3.41 used   instead. FreeDOS uses the file  for the same purpose.

Windows NT-based operating systems (NT 3.1–4, 2000, XP, and 2003) use the NTLDR file and NT 6+ operating systems (Vista, 2008, 7, 8, 8.1, and 10) use bootmgr instead, as they have a different boot sequence.

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Schömberg, Calw

Schömberg is a spa town in the north of the Black Forest in Baden-Württemberg.

Geography
Schömberg is located 15 km south of Pforzheim and lies on a plateau between the valley of the Enz with the town of Wildbad to its west and the Nagold valley with the town of Bad Liebenzell to its east.

The municipality of Schömberg includes the communities of Bieselsberg, Schwarzenberg, Langenbrand and Oberlengenhardt.

Bieselsberg
Bieselsberg lies on a hill at an elevation of 570 m. There are popular hiking trails in the surrounding fir forests. Bieselsberg has bus connections to Schömberg and Pforzheim.

Schwarzenberg
Schwarzenberg lies at 620 m in the middle of extensive fir forests with many hiking trails. There is a notable stone circle at its western entrance. Schwarzenberg has bus connections to Schömberg and Pforzheim.

Langenbrand
Situated north of Schömberg, the spa of Langenbrand extends itself at an elevation between 672 and 730 m. Attractions include the old village church with its medieval paintings and the eastern choir tower, built during the 11th to 12th century. The "Nordschwarzwaldturm" (North Black Forest Tower) is a 118 m tall television tower which can be seen from all hills of the northern Black Forest. There are currently plans to install up to 6 200m tall wind turbines located next to the population of Langenbrand.

Oberlengenhardt
The village of Oberlengenhardt is 670 m high, and is surrounded by forests with level hiking trails. In clear weather there are scenic views of the Hohenzollern ("Zollernblick") and past the Stuttgart TV Tower up to a rugged view of the Swabian Alb. There are bus connections to Calw, Pforzheim and Wildbad.

Charlottenhöhe
The Charlottenhöhe is not a district but a former tuberculosis sanatorium, and is situated surrounded by forests. It belongs to the municipality of Schömberg and was established in 1907 as a Volksheilstätte (public sanatorium). It was named after Queen Charlotte of Württemberg.

Municipal Council
The results of the June 13, 2004 local election are as follows:

History
The earliest known historical reference to Schömberg was in 1170.

Religion
The municipality of Schwarzenberg is home to the Haus des Heils (House of Salvation), an educational institution of the Society of Christian Ecclesia (a member church of the Federal Pentecostal Freechurches).

Culture and attractions
Schömberg is touched by the Black Forest Mittelweg, a scenic long-distance hiking trail from North (Pforzheim) to South (Basel).

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National Imagery Transmission Format

The National Imagery Transmission Format Standard (NITFS) is a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and Federal Intelligence Community (IC) suite of standards for the exchange, storage, and transmission of digital-imagery products and image-related products.

DoD policy is that other image formats can be used internally within a single system; however, NITFS is the default format for interchange between systems. NITFS provides a package containing information about the image, the image itself, and optional overlay graphics. (i.e. a "package" containing an image(s), subimages, symbols, labels, and text as well as other information related to the image(s)) NITFS supports the dissemination of secondary digital imagery from overhead collection platforms.

Guidance on applying the suite of standards composing NITFS can be found in MIL-HDBK-1300A, National Imagery Transmission Format Standard (NITFS), 12 October 1994. The NITFS allows for Support Data Extensions (SDEs), which are a collection of data fields that provide space within the NITFS file structure for adding functionality. Documented and controlled separately from the NITFS suite of standards, SDEs extend NITF functionality with minimal impact on the underlying standard document. SDEs may be incorporated into an NITF file while maintaining backward compatibility because the identifier and byte count mechanisms allow applications developed prior to the addition of newly defined data to skip over extension fields they are not designed to interpret. These SDEs are described in the Compendium of Controlled Extensions (CE). This standard is mandated in the DoD for imagery product dissemination.

NITF has been implemented and fielded since the early 1990s. Its content evolved over the years to embrace new technology in support of emerging operational requirements. NITF has adopted the ISO/IEC 15444-1 standard for imagery compression, JPEG 2000. Commercial implementations of the standard are largely driven by marketability to the DoD and IC.

The current standard that defines NITF 2.1 is the Joint BIIF Profile (JBP), version 2024.1 (JBP-2024.1), dated 13 June 2023, which superseded MIL-STD-2500C CN2 in June 2024. The JBP is a profile of ISO/IEC 12087-5, Basic Image Interchange Format, in lieu of the previous military standards.

The following documents define the standard:
 * JBP-2024.1 — ISO/IEC Joint BIIF Profile (JBP) 2024.1, 13 June 2023, Superseding MIL-STD-2500C/CN2
 * STDI-0002 — STDI-0002 NITF Extensions 2.1 — The Compendium of Controlled Support Data Extensions (SDE) for the National Imagery Transmission Format (NITF) Version 2024.1
 * MIL-STD-188-199(1)— Vector Quantization Decompression for the National Imagery Transmission Format Standard, 27 June 1994 with Notice 1, 27 June 1996.

Do not confuse this with the British National Transfer Format.

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User:Osomec

If you've come here you will probably already know that I mainly write about golf. Wikipedia's golf coverage was pretty patchy when I first saw it, compared to that of some other sports. Also, due to the way that golf is organised on a regional basis, and the fact that professional golf for men and women is run by two separate sets of organisations, there is no other golf site which offers anything close to comprehensive coverage of the sport around the world and in all eras, so there is a gap for "Wikipedia Golf" to fill. One illustration of this is that I believe that this is the only site that has profiles of both all time great Bobby Jones, and current high ranked Argentine golfer Angel Cabrera. However, there are still many gaps and articles in need of improvement.
 * I wrote that last year. I don't know if the point about Jones and Cabrera is still true, but I think we can now say that Wikipedia has the broadest range of articles about golfers of any site on the web by quite some margin. There is still a huge amount of room for improvement though. Osomec 23:06, 24 November 2006 (UTC)

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Low bap

Low bap is a subgenre of the Greek hip hop music scene that emerged in the mid-1990s as the sound of the prominent Greek hip hop group Active Member. It is characterized by slower tempo and rapping than usual, often combined with lyrics with sociopolitical content. The words "low bap" is derived from the boom bap hip hop subgenre from the East Coast of the United States. Cinematic attempts, concerts, and festivals have also taken place in an effort to broaden the scope of the movement, and introduce new bands to the genre's range of followers.

Low bap has its beginnings in Perama, an industrial suburb of Piraeus in Athens Urban Area.

Origin
In June 1992, during a live performance of Public Enemy in Nikaia, B. D. Foxmoor and MCD met each other and created one of the first Greek hip hop groups, Active Member. In 1995, hip hop music was not well known in Greece. Active Member attracted big discographic companies and signed up with the consortium Warner (Warner Music Group). A few months later, the third album of Active Member was produced, under the name To Megalo Kolpo (The Great Wangle), and became widely known. On that album, Active Member decided to rename hip hop as they had taken it in, thus naming it "low bap."

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