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Talk:Petrovaradin

History
I had added the Peter the Hermit information from 1911. That was the only time I had seen that information listed. Olessi 22:35, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)

This information is not correct, since the city was called Petrikon long before 11th century. User:PANONIAN

Veljko Milković
Za anonimnog korisnika: vidim da si obrisao svoj komentar sa ove strane, ali sam ga u svakom slučaju video. Ja imam kod sebe jednu knjigu od Veljka Milkovića (Petrovaradin i Srem - misterija prošlosti, Novi Sad, 2003). Dakle, čovek je tu naveo relativno obimnu literaturu koju je koristio za pisanje knjige, a pošto sam uporedio istoriju Petrovaradina iz te knjige sa drugim izvorima koje imam, mogu da tvrdim da je korektno napisana. U tačnost drugog dela knjige u kojem je autor navodio i sopstvena istraživanja neću da ulazim, ali knjiga svakako ima vrednost bar što se tiče njenog istorijskog dela. Pošto tvrdiš da čovek pravi greške pri pisanju o Petrovaradinu, možeš li navesti na koje greške misliš? Poenta Vikipedije je da u referencama navede sve relevantne izvore o temi o kojoj je članak, prema tome, ako imaš još knjiga i linkova koje bi dodao ovde, slobodno to uradi, ali tvoj lični sukob sa nekim nije dovoljan razlog da njegovu knjigu brišeš iz referenci. PANONIAN  (talk)  22:33, 23 December 2005 (UTC)

Name

 * Ja samo znam da mađarski naziv za Petrovaradin dolazi od Sv Petra-tvrđava, Pétervárad Zato sam i stavio posle 1237, pošto se tada spominje mađarski naziv --Göran Smith 17:24, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Mađarski naziv dolazi od Vizantijskog naziva, a od čega dolazi Vizantijski drugo je pitanje. PANONIAN   (talk)  17:36, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Ne, koliko lepo piše u mojoj mađarskoj literaturi ime je dobio po Svetom Petru, možda su mu to dali zato što je sličan naziv sa vizantijskim, ne znam. Ne bi stavili Svetog Petra na grv da nije. Ja samo znam odakle je dobio mađarski, a kapiram i onda nemački naziv --Göran Smith 17:41, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Pa ta literatura očigledno nije imala pojma kako je grad dobio ime pa je pokušala da ga objasni sa svetim Petrom, ali ako se grad prvo zvao Petri-kon (sve do 12 veka), a posle toga Peter-varad, sličnost je očigledna i potpuno je jasno da je kasnije ime nastalo od prethodnog. A taj grb sigurno ne potiče iz 13 veka, već radije iz 18-19. PANONIAN   (talk)  17:46, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Našao sam od kada tačno potiče grb - iz 1751, tako da je jasno da je sv. Petar na grb stavljen upravo zbog tadašnje pretpostavke o poreklu imena, što ne dokazuje da je pretpostavka tačna. Ime možda i nema nikakve veze sa svetim Petrom, jer sama reč "petar" znači "stena" (međutim nisam siguran da li to znači na grčkom ili aramejskom), tako da bi ime moglo jednostavno da znači "stenoviti grad". PANONIAN   (talk)  17:59, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Ok, to što znači na tim starim jezicima, ja govorim o mađarskom nazivu. Peter kao Petrova tvrđava. Sad, zašto su uzeli taj naziv... možda zato što je vec postojao slican naziv. A znaš da su mađari svaki naziv uglavnom menjali i prevodili na svoj jezik, pa onda bi i ovo promenili. Peter nije stena, vec petar, pa stoga je i na grbu kao zastitnik grada --Göran Smith 18:07, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Pa rekoh ti je da je grb iz 1751 a mađarsko ime je iz 13 veka (te dve stvari nemaju veze jedna sa drugom). I očigledno je da Mađari jesu promenili naziv Petrikon na svoj jezik dodajući mu mađarsko ime "var" što znači grad, ali takođe je logično pretpostaviti da su i Vizantijci nazvali grad po svetom Petru. PANONIAN   (talk)  18:13, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Varos je grad, a varad je tvrđava na mađarskom. Pa ok posle tu napravili grb. Ja samo znam iz literature da je Peter znači Petar, a ne kamen; i da je zaštitnik grada Sv.Petar.-.. ubaci, izbaci to, uporan sam više :P))) --Göran Smith 18:55, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Peter ne znači Petar. Peter i Petar su samo dve verzije biblijskog imena koje znači kamen ili stena (postoji i priča u bibliji o tome). I šta konkretno hoćeš da se ubaci i izbaci? PANONIAN   (talk)  01:42, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Ok, nek stoji kako hoćeš... pa ne mora ništa da se izbaci, ja ću samo ubaci teksta o kulturi i transportu. Pošto znam da imaš literaturu, ajd napiši nešto o tim četvrtima Petrovaradina i Kamenice, da ne bude sve crveno, pošto pravim novi, super šablon, a da ne bude baš sve crveno :))) --Göran Smith 01:51, 14 December 2006 (UTC)

Mape
Ne znam jel još neko primetio ali u ovom članku sada ima čak tri mape Novog Sada sa okolnim naseljima. Goranu se nije sviđala mapa koju sam ja nacrtao, pa je nacrtao novu, sad se korisniku Bože pravde ne sviđa Goranova, pa je i on nacrtao novu, a kladim se da neće mnogo proći dok se ne pojavi i četvrta mapa. Dakle koju ćemo od tih mapa zadržati u članku? PANONIAN  (talk)  02:25, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
 * kako 3, ja vidim dve ... stara i ova nova, pink boje :) ... pa tu staru treba izbaciti, a ostaviti ovu interaktivnu i žutu, valjda ... idem sada spavati --Göran Smith 02:33, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Bilo je ukupno 5 mapa, a tri su bile iste, pa sam 2 izbacio i sada ima samo tri različite. :)) PANONIAN   (talk)  03:05, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

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Vauban constructing Petrovaradin fortress
Is there a source for this claim? France was at war with Habsburg monarchy at precisely the point the article claims Vauban guided construction of Petrovaradin fortress 89.201.234.201 (talk) 20:35, 28 November 2021 (UTC)

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Talk:Halloween (1978 film)/Archive 1

Individual Halloween sequel articles
The articles on the individual sequels are quite weak, poorly written etc. Should their plot details be dragged into this article (summarised a bit), and the articles turned into redirects to this page? Its quite nice that the plots can be kept separate though, maybe a better option would be to just rewrite those articles? Also, what to do about the "Michael Myers" article, as it rehashes the plots from the individual film articles, is it required, or should it be merged here? Niz 22:35, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * My vote is to clean up/rewrite the individual sequel articles rather than moving all of their content here. Ideally, this page would be mostly about the first film and would then just provide links to the sequels. --Myles Long 15:38, 8 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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Doom 64

Doom 64 is a first-person shooter game by Midway. It was first released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997, as the second spin-off game in the Doom series after Final Doom (1996), and the fourth game in the series overall. A remastered port was developed by Nightdive Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One in March 2020, and for Stadia in May 2020.

Doom 64 was developed from 1994 by Midway Studios San Diego under supervision of id Software, the main developer of the Doom franchise, and was tentatively titled Doom: The Absolution. It has a customized version of the Doom engine, enabling new kinds of level geometry, and dynamic colored lighting. It has new sprite graphics for weapons and monsters.

Doom 64 received positive reviews from critics, praising its graphics, level design, soundtrack, and general atmosphere, with some criticizing the lack of new gameplay elements compared to the previous games of the series. It gained a cult following, with several fan-made PC source ports and mods.

Gameplay
Doom 64's gameplay is similar to that of earlier Doom games. The player must advance through 28 story levels (and 4 secret levels) by battling demons, collecting weapons and keys, and activating switches to reach the level's exit while surviving deadly ambushes and traps. The Doom engine and gameplay elements were customized, and all visual assets such as weapon and monster graphics are unique to Doom 64.

Weapons
All the weapons from Doom II are present, but with new sprites and sound effects. The chainsaw has two blades instead of one, the fists have bloodstained gloves instead of brass knuckles, the plasma gun has an electric core that emits a sparking sound, the rocket launcher has a small kickback, the shotgun's priming handle is at the grip instead of under the barrel, and the double-barreled "Super" shotgun reloads faster and causes kickback.

There is also a new weapon named the Unmaker, which uses hitscan but looks like a projectile weapon. It uses the same cell ammunition as the plasma gun and BFG 9000. It had originated in the Doom Bible in 1992, and was planned for the original Doom in 1993, but never appeared. Its appearance in Doom 64 is its only official appearance prior to Doom Eternal, in which it is spelled "Unmaykr". With the power of three ancient artifacts found throughout the game, it becomes more powerful by shooting three laser beams (at a quicker rate than default) instead of one. The first artifact increases the laser speed, the second artifact adds a second laser, and the third artifact allows the weapon to fire three simultaneous lasers which can automatically aim separately from one another, allowing the weapon to attack three different enemies at once with huge amounts of rapid damage.

Plot
Following the Doom Marine's success at thwarting Hell in Doom, Doom II: Hell on Earth, and in the Final Doom storyline, a planetary policy is established to quarantine the U.A.C. research installations with apocalyptic levels of radiation. For years, the installations stood motionless and abandoned, until a long-forgotten satellite monitoring one of the installations, barely functioning due to years of being subjected to high levels of radiation, sends a message back to Earth.

The message indicates that a single entity, with vast rejuvenation powers and masked by the extreme radiation levels, escaped detection in its crippled state. This entity systematically altered decaying dead carnage back into corrupted living tissue, resurrecting the demons.

As the only experienced survivor of the Doom episodes, the Marine is sent in alone to exterminate them. Later, he realizes the demons had planned for this, after he unknowingly allowed himself to be lured back into Hell. The demons are unable to defeat him, and with the Unmaker, he eventually battles and kills the Mother Demon. The game ends with the Marine, no longer capable of having a normal life following his encounters with Hell's forces, deciding to remain in Hell forever to ensure no demon ever rises again.

In the Lost Levels from the 2020 remaster, the story continues as the Mother Demon was revealed to have a sister called the "Resurrector". It banishes the Marine back onto Phobos, forcing him to fight his way back to Hell to stop the Demons. It branches the storyline between the original games with the 2016 reboot of Doom and Doom Eternal.

Development
Doom 64 was developed by Midway Games at its San Diego studio. id Software, the primary developer of the Doom franchise, supervised the project. Development began in late 1994. Its tentative title of The Absolution was changed to Doom 64 for brand recognition, and reused as the name of the last level. Midway wanted to include every demon from the original games, and a few extra levels, into the final product, but deadlines and storage size constraints of the Nintendo 64 Game Pak cartridges made them exclude the levels and a few demons. Midway stated that a multiplayer mode was not included because Nintendo did not provide the necessary resources for multiplayer programming. Midway justified the decision based on alleged slowdown during split-screen multiplayer in other games on the console and the competitive nature of the mode. A Midway representative stated, "Everyone knows that the best part of playing multiplayer is not knowing where your opponent is and with a four-player split-screen, everyone can easily see where their opponents are."

The environments were built from 3-dimensional polygon models, and the enemies were created by pre-rendering sprites with SGI workstations. The Nightmare Imp was originally developed for the PlayStation version of Doom and appeared in a near-complete beta of the game, but was removed just prior to release for unknown reasons. It debuted in Doom 64 instead.

Doom 64 was slated to be a North American launch game, but near the deadline id Software expressed dissatisfaction with many of the level designs, so Midway postponed the game until April 1997 while redesigning the levels. Nintendo's then-recent decision to remove the ability to run over animals from the Nintendo 64 version of Cruis'n USA raised concerns about the possibility of censoring Doom 64, but Midway vice president of software Mike Abbot said Nintendo had not voiced any concerns about the game's violent content. He pointed out that Cruis'n USA was perceived by the public as a family game, while the Doom series was targeted towards mature gamers, making violent content less of a concern.

The music and sound effects were composed by Aubrey Hodges, who had created the original sound effects and music for the PlayStation version two years earlier. The original Doom 64 team was working on a potential sequel titled Doom Absolution designed only for two-player deathmatches soon after the first game was released, but canceled it. Because id Software was impressed with the team's work on Doom 64, they were assigned to the Nintendo 64 version of Quake at this time.

Midway shipped Doom 64 on March 27, 1997, for release on April 4.

Reception
By the time Doom 64 was released, the original Doom had been converted to nearly every platform capable of running it. Critics agreed that Doom 64 was by far the best-looking Doom to date, exceeding even the PC version. They were enthusiastic about the level designs, deeming them imaginative and much more challenging than those of the original Doom. A Next Generation critic remarked that "even the most skillful Doom fans will have their hands full. And pushing door switches often causes whole rooms to rearrange and fold out into new shapes."

However, most reviewers said that the new graphics and levels were not enough to keep the game from feeling like yet another port of the original Doom. Peer Schneider of IGN concluded, "Make no mistake about it, this is the best update to Doom so far—but if you've played the PC, PSX, SNES, Mac, Saturn, etc versions to death, you can do without this one." GamePro disagreed with the majority on this point, stating that "Doom 64 pumps the tried-and-true corridor-shooter formula full of life, with another challenging, intense experience that showcases the system's capabilities." They rated it a perfect 5.0 out of 5 in all four categories: graphics, sound, control, and fun factor. Shawn Smith of Electronic Gaming Monthly instead regarded the lack of advancements in the basic Doom gameplay as a positive: "Some of you may want to see your space Marine jumping around or swimming underwater. Purists wouldn't want these features added because Doom wasn't about that stuff. I'll have to agree with the purists."

Most critics praised the game's musical score for its atmospheric effect. Schneider and GamePro were both pleased with how well the analog control works, but Jeff Gerstmann of GameSpot said it was off and said of the game overall, "On paper, Doom 64 sounds better than the original could ever hope to be, but the end result feels more like a bastardization of the original." Comparing it to contemporary Nintendo 64 shooter Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, Schneider and GamePro both remarked that Doom 64 has less freedom of exploration and depth of control, but is more intense and "anxiety-filled".

Doom 64 has garnered a cult following, with multiple fan-made PC source ports compatible with PC WAD files. Most prominently, Doom 64 TC (2003) is a massive collaborative PC fan port led by Samuel Vilarreal to add numerous enemy variants and levels; and Doom 64 EX (2008) is a source port to re-create the original experience made by Vilarreal, who had worked on Doom 64 TC and a Nintendo DS port of Doom 64. Patrick Klepek from Kotaku described it as the most underrated Doom game. Others praised the game for some of the best and most unique level designs, and for its darker and more sinister tone in contrast to the intense and aggressive action of the original Doom.

Re-release
Versions of Doom 64 for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One by Nightdive Studios were released on March 20, 2020, and for Stadia on May 12, 2020. These were included as a bonus for pre-orders of Doom Eternal, which was released almost simultaneously.

The re-release includes The Lost Levels expansion, additional missions intended "to connect 'old' Doom to 'new' Doom". The Doom Marine is forced out of hell by the Resurrector, the Mother Demon's sister, and must fight his way back to hell to slay the creature.

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New Hampshire Route 41

New Hampshire Route 41 (abbreviated NH 41) is a 5.033 mi north–south state highway in east-central New Hampshire. It is the main road connecting Silver Lake with Ossipee. The highway skirts the western edge of the lake named Silver Lake and provides access to local roads at the lakeside.

NH 41, along with NH 113, provides an alternate to the often-congested NH 16 between Ossipee and Conway.

Route description
NH 41 begins in West Ossipee at an intersection with NH 16, just past its northern split with NH 25. NH 41 proceeds northeast, crossing through a small corner of southeastern Tamworth before entering the town of Madison. NH 41 turns due north and skirts the western edge of Silver Lake for a few miles before ending at NH 113 in the village of Silver Lake, near the lake's northern tip.

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Talk:Stratovarius

Former Members Timeline
The timeline under the Former Members section is broken. (I don't know how to fix it) 142.162.80.226 (talk) 23:18, 12 November 2011 (UTC)

Copyvio problem for biography
The whole biography seems to be largely a copyvio of sources on the internet. According to copyscape.com, the most likely candidate is here, with a visual comparison here. This section will have to be rewritten unless the original writer supplies his/her consent. I have replaced the offending text with a copyvio notice for now. Dewet 22:36, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Biography overhaul
The biography section really needs an overhaul. It's incomplete, and omits all the early history of the band. I would take a shot at it myself, but I'm afraid I don't know enough about the early years of the band. Isn't there any knowledgeable Stratovarius fan willing to take up the challenge? Wolfmoon 11:45, 18 Aug 2005 (UTC)
 * If you want it done, you should probably do it yourself. That's the Wikipedia way. What is Google for, after all? --Sn0wflake 18:19, 18 August 2005 (UTC)

 * I took a shot at expanding the bio. There's more that can be done, but now at least the entire history of the band is touched upon. --213.65.178.186 09:51, 20 August 2005 (UTC)

Albums
So there are the albums now. I have put general info (track list, infobox) but please add more info about the album itself (review, or anything significant marking that album)! That's it. Death2 23:45, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

 * what about that classical-styled album by tolkii, cant remember the name, is that stratovarius or a side project? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Worosei (talk • contribs) 12:59, 19 June 2007 (UTC)

Christian influences?
Why do some people repeatedly add that Stratovarius are inspired by Christian themes, even that they are Christian metal (which they are not by any means!)? Some songs are openly against religions (the utopist "Fantasia" for example), and I can find no reference whatsoever to Christianity in their lyrics, certainly nothing explicit enough to conclude that they are inspired by Christian themes and not just spiritual themes. But please tell me if I'm mistaken. Iron C hris |  (talk) 22:45, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

 * I've listened to this band for hundreds of hours total in my life, and can't think of a single song which is openly "christian". There's references to religions in songs like "false messiah" or "fantasia" (that you mentioned), though.IMHO they don't state any clear religious beliefs in their songs, remaining quite neutral on the topic.--HJV 22:02, 18 October 2006 (UTC)

 * Timo Tolkki is openly anti-Christian —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.216.122.30 (talk) 03:46, 15 February 2008 (UTC)

Stratovarius is satanic! Officially —Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.114.156.105 (talk) 18:30, 9 November 2009 (UTC)

Current Image
This is just my personal opinion, but I reckon the Stratovarius Firelily was awesome. What should be put as the current image? --Dayn 04:32, 24 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Note that basically all articles using the infobox musical artist template put an image of the band there, not the logo. As for the logo itself, it was repeated, once in the infobox, and another in the album section. There is no need for such repetition. The album image should be removed because it is used as a decoration, and the Firelily could be added, along with some critical description of it (in example, why it is the band' symbol, when it was created, by who, etc. -- ReyBrujo 05:10, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Fair enough. I just think the Firelily is pretty. --Dayn 06:59, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

More Current Image Discussion
Relating to the above section. I think that http://www.stratovarius.com/bandimages/123.jpg or http://www.stratovarius.com/bandimages/35.jpg or http://www.stratovarius.com/bandimages/81.jpg would be better as a picture than the current one. Because you can clearly see all the members. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Guitar kid94 (talk • contribs) 16:28, 13 April 2007 (UTC)

Missing some citations
I added a couple citation needed tags for some info that in my opinion should have sources i also did some minor cleanup in order to make something a bit more readable ENSSB 22:06, 21 October 2007 (UTC)

Progressive metal?
I'd say Strato is also progressive metal. I'm gonna stick that in there, and if someone doesn't like it we'll have a talk about it here.  Blizzard Beast  ''$ODIN' 18:55, 5 December 2007 (UTC)
 * To be honest, I don't hear it. What would you say classifies them as progressive? Offski (talk) 20:33, 5 December 2007 (UTC)
 * Anybody? I'll delete it soon if there's still no response. Offski (talk) 10:42, 21 December 2007 (UTC)

 * At least songs Thin Ice, Full Moon, Dreamspace, Twilight Time and 030366 sound very much like the songs that some official prog metal band could'v been wroted. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.112.21.2 (talk) 16:58, 12 April 2008 (UTC)

 * 5 songs really doesn't cut it, especially because Full Moon wasn't even an album track. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.216.143.68 (talk) 00:53, 14 May 2008 (UTC)

Impact section
"While Helloween, the band most often cited as the founders of the genre, contributed elements such as guitar solos and high pitched epic vocals to power metal, some believe it was Stratovarius who introduced the omnipresent double-bass speed drumming, unique time signatures, and an overall "epic" feeling."

I won't try to argue Helloween were the ones who introduced the double-bass drumming and the epic feeling to this subsection of hard rock/metal. However, I do not think it's makes sense to state that Stratovarious introduced these things that Helloween were doing years before, in the same sentence that Helloween are named as founding the genre. Sektledaren — Preceding undated comment added 08:22, 21 December 2007 (UTC)

"Stratovarius are credited with reintroducing keyboards to metal as a routine instrument, not one merely used for backing sounds. They also reinvented its use as a solo instrument"

It's just not true, it was actually created by Yngwie Malmsteen. The COB quote which has no citation, even if that quote is true, that is not true what he says, again, what he credits for Stratovarius was created by Yngwie Malmsteen.And who cares if they had impact on COB?Actually they were the most influential euro metal band after Visions release, and that's the only thing that matters, that a question of editorial quality.I will write a totally new Impact section and i hope you all agree with me.By Perez. --- Malmsteen stopped doing the keyboard stuff after Johansson left the band though, if anything Jens deserves credit 99.54.88.194 (talk) 04:54, 24 September 2009 (UTC)

Album "Hunting High And Low" 2006
Emusic have an album by this band which is not listed in the discography. http://www.emusic.com/album/Stratovarius-Hunting-High-and-Low-MP3-Download/10956709.html 82.10.108.49 (talk) 11:35, 19 January 2008 (UTC)

Dual line-ups
Timo Tolkki signed the rights for the name "Stratovarius" to Jens Johannson, Timo Kotipelto and Jörg Michael, whatever name Timo T, Antti, and Tuomo plan to take, it will not be named "Stratovarius" unless Jens, Timo K, and Jörg, decide to change the name, and also approve not only Timo T, Antti, and Tuomo use the name, but also release an album as the band "Stratovarius" that released the other 11 albums. http://www.stratovarius.com/WAVE%20OF%20RIGHTS.jpg For proof.

I changed the member history (My own creation I might add) to fit all of this. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.216.126.35 (talk) 08:59, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

EDIT: The "proof" that the previous user mentions is JUST a *jpeg file on the internet and nothing more. So we should not take it seriously. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.64.218.180 (talk) 11:56, 1 March 2009 (UTC)

Also: Stratovarius was at one time, a band consisting of Tuomo Lassila, John Viherva, and Staffan Strahlman. Black Water was a previous band that some/all of these members were a part of, but Viherva and Strahlman did NOT leave at the time of Black Water.

This was confirmed by multiple forum posts from both Timo Tolkki and John Viherva about the band's early history. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.54.88.194 (talk) 01:27, 13 April 2010 (UTC)

Should be noted that the source of the *jpeg file was actually the stratovarius website. The waive of rights has been confirmed by Tolkki. Kotipelto and co have sole rights to the Stratovarius name. Floydiac (talk) 16:26, 11 June 2010 (UTC)

Publicity Stunt
http://www.ontrackmagazine.com/2008/10interviews/revolutionrenaissance.html

We need to change the section 2003-2004. In this recent Interview Tolkki said that everything that happened from late 2003 to the release of "Stratovarius" in 2005 exept Tolkkis nervous breakedown was a publicity stunt. And everybody knew about it. Tolki, Koti, Jörg, Jens, Jari, the management and the record company. Around the time Timo was in hospital and Jörg and Koti were "kicked" and replaced, Jörg was recording the drums in the studio. I think we need to change the section. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 89.48.9.114 (talk) 13:56, 19 October 2008 (UTC)

The Band's Name
Stratovarius (a portmanteau of Stratocaster and Stradivarius), an idea of Stråhlman's German band Kraftwerk released a song named Stratovarius back in 1970, so I suppose it is not an idea of Strahlman's. 89.176.252.156 (talk) 20:57, 11 July 2009 (UTC) As per multiple band reports, the idea was Strahlmans, someone else may have thought of it first, but that may have had no bearing on Strahlman. It certainly wasn't a noteworthy song —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.54.88.194 (talk) 16:35, 23 April 2010 (UTC)

Sure that your ignorance in music matter is noteworthy... —Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.79.80.249 (talk) 15:02, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

I have never heard in any interview or anywhere else that the band's name was influenced by the Kraftwerk song. When you think of it, the idea is pretty obvious, and I think it's more likely that they just invented the name again, independent of Kraftwerk. The music at least bears no resemblance to Kraftwerk. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 130.231.115.184 (talk) 11:28, 5 April 2013 (UTC)

Release date for TBA album
Please note that the date posted on Metal Storm is not the date the new album will be released. The band has said early 2011 for release but have not offered any date. Remember that Metal Storm will say December 2010/2011/2012 when they know what year the album is expected to be released.

It is also questionable whether another user edited website is actually a good source. Floydiac (talk) 16:13, 11 June 2010 (UTC)

The information on the release date is straight from the band itself, on the band's forum 99.54.88.194 (talk) 20:37, 5 July 2010 (UTC)

It is now, yes. At the time of writing the release date on wikipedia was Dec 2011, and the source cited was Metal Storm, who named that date purely as a placeholder. This was edited by myself to change the release date to the time stated by the band.Floydiac (talk) 21:49, 18 July 2010 (UTC)

TK said in an interview he expected the album out in February or March 2011 35.11.175.24 (talk) 17:58, 6 September 2010 (UTC)

Today English died.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratovarius#2004.26ndash_The_output_of_Kotipelto_and_Michael_the_arrival_of_Miss_K

I want someone to read that and try and understand it. Should we remove it all until it is readable? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Lugnut64 (talk • contribs) 22:57, 26 February 2011 (UTC)

Ya this article needs some rewrites... 71.59.190.110 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 21:04, 27 February 2011 (UTC).

Troll
I undid a few changes a troll made. Must say it's very frightening to have a look at how many clicks it takes to undo a change after a troll spends a lot of time editing it, and then see that the page where I wanted to check that (favorite band) is actually trolled... 217.121.176.170 (talk) 17:40, 12 September 2012 (UTC)

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Howard Clifton Brown

Brigadier-General Howard Clifton Brown (3 April 1868 – 11 September 1946) was a British army officer and Conservative Party politician who served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Newbury.

Early life
Brown was born on 3 April 1868. He was the eldest son of ten children born to James Clifton Brown, by his wife Amelia (née Rowe) Brown, who was of African descent. His younger brother, Douglas Clifton Brown, served as Speaker of the House of Commons and was later elevated to the Peerage of the United Kingdom as Viscount Ruffside. A nephew, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, also served in Parliament.

His paternal grandparents were Alexander Brown and his wife Sarah Benedict Brown. His great-grandfather was the banker and merchant Sir William Brown, 1st Baronet, and his uncle was Liberal politician Sir Alexander Brown, 1st Baronet.

Career
He was commissioned into the 12th Lancers as a second-lieutenant on 8 June 1889, promoted to lieutenant on 3 September 1890, and to captain on 1 October 1896. He served with the regiment in the Second Boer War in South Africa 1899–1901, where he took part in the Relief of Kimberley (15 February 1900) and the subsequent battles of Paardeberg (February 1900) and Driefontein (March 1900); and from June to November 1900 in operations in the Transvaal. For his service, he was promoted brevet major in the 1901 South Africa Honours list (the promotion was dated 29 November 1900). He received the substantive rank of major on 3 September 1902.

From 1908 to 1912 he was commander of the 12th Lancers, before he was given command of the South Eastern Mounted Brigade 1913-16 and served in the First World War. He resigned as Brigadier general.

Member of Parliament
Clifton Brown was elected to the House of Commons for Newbury at an unopposed by-election on 6 June 1922. However, in the following year's general election he lost the seat by just 41 votes to his Liberal opponent, Innes Harold Stranger.

At the 1924 general election he was re-elected as Newbury's MP, which he remained until stepping down at the 1945 general election.

Personal life
In 1903, he was married to Mary Eirene Hodges, daughter of Sir Henry Hodges. Together, Mary and Howard were the parents of three daughters.

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Talk:A-Wing Slash

On 24 May 2005, this article was nominated for deletion. See Votes for deletion/A-Wing Slash for a record of the discussion. Rossami (talk) 22:38, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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User:Dgould

With over thirteen years experience in the computer graphics industry, David Gould has pursued the dual paths of programmer and artist. This rare ability to combine both the technical and artistic has won him many awards and credits. He has played a key role in the development of an eclectic mix of technology, including an award winning laser rendering system for Pangolin. He developed software for controlling the Kuper motion-control rig, as well as the Monkey stop-motion puppet. He personally developed Illustrate!, the market leading toon and technical illustration renderer. This renderer is used by NASA, British Aerospace, Walt Disney Imagineering, and Sony Pictures Entertainment, among others.

David's career has spanned a wide variety of companies and continents. In Paris, he supervised the production of 3D stereoscopic scientific films, including the award winning film, Inside the Cell. In London, he developed a patented facial animation system. Further broadening his experiences, he worked in New York in the postproduction industry, where he contributed to many high-profile commercials. While at Walt Disney Feature Animation, Los Angeles, David developed cutting-edge animation and modeling technology for use in the production of their animated feature films. He diversified further by joining Exluna, Berkeley, the software company founded by former Pixar rendering researchers, including Larry Gritz. While there, he played an active role in the design and development of Entropy, the Renderman-compatible renderer, as well as other products. David continued his rendering development efforts while at Nvidia, in Santa Clara, California, by aiding in the design of their future 3D graphics chips.

David has since joined WETA Digital in New Zealand. Having completed work on The Lord of the Rings trilogy he is currently working on King Kong. His varied roles in production, including research and development, shader writing, lighting, and CG effects, reflects his broad range of talents.

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MacRobert Award

The MacRobert Award is regarded as the leading prize recognising UK innovation in engineering by corporations. The winning team receives a gold medal and a cash sum of £50,000.

The annual award process begins with an invitation to companies to submit entries, by the end of January. The judging panel for the awards, which includes several Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering, then selects a shortlist of six to eight candidates. Following site visits, the judges produce a shortlist of three or four candidates for visits by the whole judging panel.

The judges consider three key criteria when assessing entries:

 * Innovation
 * Commercial success
 * Benefit to society

The guidance for submissions explains that "All three criteria may be interpreted broadly to reflect the very diverse nature of engineering and its role in every aspect of society".

In 2019, the 50th anniversary year of the awards, Royal Mail issued a series of postage stamps marking "the marvels of British engineering", with a new set of 10 stamps that featured, along with other engineering achievements, three past winners of the MacRobert Award.

History
The award is named in honour of Rachel, Lady MacRobert (1884–1954). It was established in 1969 by the MacRobert Trust. In 1979 the Royal Academy of Engineering took on the administration, supported by the Worshipful Company of Engineers and industry sponsors.

The criteria for judging entries have changed over the years. The original remit was to reward “an outstanding contribution” made “by way of innovation in the fields of engineering or the other physical technologies or in the application of the physical sciences, which has enhanced or will enhance the national prestige and prosperity of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland”. The first rule change was to include commercial success as a criterion. This was done to exclude entries that failed to have any lasting impact in the marketplace.

Winners
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 * 1969 - Freeman Fox & Partners - for the superstructure of the Severn Bridge and Rolls-Royce - for the Pegasus Engine (Joint Winners)
 * 1970 - British Petroleum - for new surveying techniques
 * 1971 - The Gas Council - for innovative manufacturing processes
 * 1972 - EMI Limited - for advances in diagnosing Brain disease using X-rays
 * 1973 - Dunlop - for the Denovo tyre
 * 1974 - ICI Limited (Agricultural division)
 * 1975 - Westland Helicopters "For the semi-rigid rotor system and conformal gearing of the Lynx helicopter" and British Railways Board "For developments in railway vehicle suspensions" (Joint Winners)
 * 1976 - No award.
 * 1977 - Royal Signals Research Establishment and Malvern Instruments "For the Malvern Correlator which measures the movement of particles or molecules"
 * 1978 - Pilkington Brothers Limited "For the Triplex Ten-Twenty laminated windscreen for cars and aircraft"
 * 1979 - Post Office Telecommunications
 * 1980 - Johnson Matthey Group
 * 1981 - Lucas CAV Limited
 * 1982 - Kaldair Limited
 * 1983 - Ruston Gas Turbines
 * 1984 - Netlon Limited
 * 1985 - The National Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Rolls-Royce (Joint Winners)
 * 1986 - Oxford Instruments Group
 * 1987 - Renishaw plc
 * 1988 - Quantel Limited
 * 1989 - British Gas
 * 1990 - The Science and Engineering Research Council
 * 1991 - Rover Group and Defence Research Agency and GEC Sensors (Joint Winners)
 * 1992 - BP International
 * 1993 - ICI Klea
 * 1994 - Soil Machine Dynamics
 * 1995 - British Gas plc and Gill Electronic R&D
 * 1996 - Rolls-Royce plc - for the Trent aero-engine
 * 1997 - Whipp & Bourne (A division of FKI plc)
 * 1998 - Norton Healthcare Limited
 * 1999 - Buro Happold - for the Millennium Dome design
 * 2000 - Johnson Matthey
 * 2001 - Sensaura
 * 2002 - Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) − for light emitting polymers
 * 2003 - Randox Laboratories
 * 2004 - IBM − for the WebSphere MQ
 * 2005 - CSR plc
 * 2006 - Optos plc
 * 2007 - Process Systems Enterprise
 * 2008 - Touch Bionics for the I-LIMB bionic hand
 * 2009 - Arup for the Beijing National Aquatics Center
 * 2010 - Inmarsat for its Broadband Global Area Network (BGAN)
 * 2011 - Microsoft Research Cambridge for the machine learning work on the human motion capture subsystem of Kinect
 * 2012 - Jaguar Land Rover for design and innovation building Range Rover Evoque
 * 2013 - RealVNC for the innovation of VNC Remote Access Software
 * 2014 - Cobalt Light Systems for the innovation of Insight100 airport security liquid scanner
 * 2015 - Artemis Intelligent Power for the innovation of Digital Displacement hydraulic transmission. The judging panel was chaired by Dame Sue Ion.
 * 2016 - Blatchford for the world's most 'intelligent' prosthetic limb. The judging panel was chaired by Dame Sue Ion.
 * 2017 - Raspberry Pi "for its inexpensive credit card-sized microcomputers, which are redefining how people engage with computing, inspiring students to learn coding and computer science and providing innovative control solutions for industry."
 * 2018 - Owlstone Medical "for its ReCIVA Breath Sampler, the first device capable of capturing breath samples for analysis in a robust and reproducible way"
 * 2019 - Bombardier Aerospace for its resin-infused advanced composite wing that minimises an aircraft’s environmental impact by reducing weight and fuel consumption in flight, and waste during manufacture.
 * 2020 - JCB "for developing and manufacturing the world’s first volume-produced fully electric digger (19C-1E), with zero exhaust emissions, improved productivity, outstanding noise and vibration characteristics and emission-free at point of use for use inside buildings."
 * 2021 - DnaNudge "for its pioneering genetic testing technology that enables consumers to shop more healthily – nudged by their DNA plus lifestyle"
 * 2022 - Quanta Dialysis Technologies "for creating a compact and portable dialysis machine, allowing more flexible and accessible care for patients with renal failure"
 * 2023 - Ceres Power "for its pioneering clean energy technology, including fuel cells for power generation and electrolysers for green hydrogen"

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Do You Believe in Magic (song)

"Do You Believe in Magic" is a song by the American folk-rock band the Lovin' Spoonful. Written by John Sebastian, it was issued as the band's debut single in July1965. The single peaked at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It later served as the title track of the band's debut album, issued that November. In 1978, Shaun Cassidy reached the Top 40 with his cover version.

The Lovin' Spoonful version
John Sebastian composed "Do You Believe in Magic" in May1965. Sebastian drew inspiration from a teenage girl who attended one of the Lovin' Spoonful's performances at the Night Owl Cafe, a club in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City at which the band were then holding a residency. The younger girl stood in contrast to the older beatnik crowd who typically attended folk performances, and Sebastian recalled that "[she was] dancing like danced – and not like the last generation danced". He also remembered: "Zal [Yanovsky] and I just elbowed each other the entire night, because to us, that young girl symbolized the fact that our audience was changing, that maybe they had finally found us." Sebastian composed the song the following night, and the rest of the band worked with him at the Hotel Albert to finish its arrangement.

In 1965, The Lovin' Spoonful originally recorded and released the song as the first single from their debut studio album Do You Believe in Magic. The single was well received by the public and became a top ten hit on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 9. According to the lyrics, the magic referenced in the title is the power of music to supply happiness and freedom to both those who make it and those who listen to it. The Lovin' Spoonful's version was ranked number 216 on Rolling Stone's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Billboard said of the original single release that the "pulsating folk-flavored rhythm number serves as a strong and exciting debut for new group in the Byrds vein." Cash Box described it as a "rollicking, teen-angled romancer with an infectious danceable riff." Record World said that it has "plenty of beat and plenty of contemporary grit sound."

In a 2007 DVD entitled The Lovin' Spoonful with John Sebastian - Do You Believe in Magic, author Sebastian illustrates how he sped up the three-chord intro from Martha and the Vandellas' "Heat Wave" to come up with the intro to "Do You Believe in Magic."

In 2002, "Do You Believe in Magic by The Lovin' Spoonful was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

Shaun Cassidy version
"Do You Believe in Magic" became a top forty hit again in 1978 in both the U.S. and Canada when Shaun Cassidy released his cover as a single. Cassidy's version reached number 31 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was Cassidy's second successful remake of a 1960s hit, the first being "Da Doo Ron Ron" from his previous LP.

Aly & AJ version
"Do You Believe in Magic" was covered by American pop rock duo Aly & AJ. Their version of the song appeared in the 2007 Disney film "The Game Plan" as well as on their debut studio album, Into the Rush, in addition to an appearance on the 2009 soundtrack to the TV show Wizards of Waverly Place. The video has Aly and AJ performing with acoustic guitars in their loft apartment, cuddling their dog, taking Polaroids and then finger painting.

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Talk:Charles Lennox, 4th Duke of Richmond

Birth date
Cricinfo and CricketArchive both have Lennox's birth date at 9 December 1764. The Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online has 9 September 1764. I'm wondering whether it's a mistype in the latter as the Canadian Biography also has him marrying on 9 September. For now, I've changed the article back to 9 December, but it would be better to have something more definitive, jguk 22:40, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * also has him born on December 9. Luigizanasi 16:51, 9 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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New Hampshire Route 43

New Hampshire Route 43 is a 16.418 mi north–south state highway in southeastern New Hampshire which runs from Candia to Northwood. The southern terminus of NH 43 is at an interchange with New Hampshire Route 101 in Candia. The northern terminus is at an intersection with U.S. Route 4, U.S. Route 202 and New Hampshire Route 9 in Northwood.

Route description
NH 43 begins in Candia at exit 3 of NH 101. The highway begins on Old Candia Road (which continues west of NH 101 as an unnumbered road) and proceeds north, intersecting with NH 27 before continuing into the town of Deerfield. Upon entering Deerfield, NH 43 turns sharply east, then north again before meeting NH 107. NH 43 and NH 107 form a concurrency of 3.4 mi through the town center, then NH 107 splits off northwest towards Epsom while NH 43 turns northeast towards Northwood. NH 43 continues north and terminates at the split between US 4 and US 202 / NH 9 in Northwood.

From the northern terminus of NH 43, one may go one of three ways. To the left is the First New Hampshire Turnpike, which carries US 4, US 202, and NH 9 westbound towards Epsom and Concord. Straight ahead is Rochester Road, which carries US 202 and NH 9 eastbound towards Barrington and Rochester. To the right is US 4 eastbound (which becomes Old Turnpike Road upon crossing into Nottingham just to the east) towards Durham and Portsmouth.

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New Hampshire Route 45

New Hampshire Route 45 is a 5.981 mi north–south state highway in southern New Hampshire. It runs from Greenville to Temple.

Route description
NH 45 begins at NH 123 in Greenville. It runs northwest into the town of New Ipswich for a short distance, then into the town of Temple where it ends at NH 101.

In Temple, the highway is named Senator Tobey Highway. In Greenville, the road starts as Main Street at the center of town. At the north end of town, the road becomes Temple Road then becomes Greenville-Temple Highway farther north. There are various views along the road to the nearby Wapack Range.

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Romanov Family Association

The Romanov Family Association (RFA, frequently written as Romanoff; Объедине́ние чле́нов рода́ Рома́новых) is an organization for descendants of the former Russian Imperial House. It was created in 1979 and officially registered in Switzerland. The current head of the organization is Princess Olga Andreevna.

History
The idea for the creation of a family association was thought up by Prince Vsevolod Ioannovich, Prince Roman Petrovich and Prince Andrei Alexandrovich the heads of the Konstantinovichi, Nikolaevichi and Mihailovichi branches of the Imperial Family in order to strengthen the links between the family and protect it from impostors. Following the death of Prince Roman Petrovich in 1978, his son Prince Nicholas Romanovich, after looking through his father's papers found that everything was effectively in place for the creation of a family association. Prince Nicholas then wrote to all the Romanovs who had been in communication with his father and it was agreed that a Family Association should be created. In 1979 the Romanov Family Association was officially formed with Prince Dmitri Alexandrovich as president and Prince Nicholas Romanovich as vice president. Prince Nicholas Romanovich was elected president, following Prince Vasili Alexandrovich who died in 1989.

The association accepts that since 3 March (Julian Calendar) / 16 March (Gregorian Calendar), 1917 with the decree of Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia's deferral of acceptance of the throne, that the Russian Provisional Government was recognized. Article IV-b of the bylaws of the Romanov Family Association states "The Members of the Association agree that all questions concerning the form of government in Russia and consequently also all matters of a dynastic character have been transmitted to the will of the great Russian people by the Manifest of Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, which followed the abdication of Emperor Nicholas II on the basis of 'general, direct, equal and secret voting'."

As a charitable endeavor, the association operates the Romanov Fund for Russia to raise money for aid projects in Russia.

Members
The Romanov Family Association (RFA) is an organization of legitimate male-line descendants of Emperor Nicholas I of Russia. While extensive, it by no means includes all of the House of Romanov or all Romanov descendants; Maria Vladimirovna has never joined and neither did her late father, Vladimir Cyrillovich. The Association attributes the title of Prince or Princess of Russia to each of its members. Members of the Association now living are:
 * Prince Dmitri Pavlovich Romanov-Ilynsky (b. 1954), grandson of Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich
 * Princess Catherine Dmitrievna Romanov-Ilynsky (b. 1981), daughter of Prince Dmitri Pavlovich
 * Princess Victoria Dmitrievna Romanov-Ilynsky (b. 1984), daughter of Prince Dmitri Pavlovich
 * Princess Lela Dmitrievna Romanov-Ilynsky (b. 1986), daughter of Prince Dmitri Pavlovich
 * Princess Paula Pavlovna Romanov-Ilynsky (b. 1956), granddaughter of Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich
 * Princess Anna Pavlovna Romanov-Ilynsky (b. 1959), granddaughter of Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich
 * Princess Natalia Nikolaevna (b. 1952), granddaughter of Prince Roman Petrovich
 * Princess Elizabeth Nikolaevna (b. 1956), granddaughter of Prince Roman Petrovich
 * Princess Tatiana Nikolaevna (b. 1961), granddaughter of Prince Roman Petrovich
 * Prince Alexis Andreevich (b. 1953), grandson of Prince Andrei Alexandrovich
 * Prince Peter Andreevich (b. 1961), grandson of Prince Andrei Alexandrovich
 * Prince Andrew Andreevich (b. 1963), grandson of Prince Andrei Alexandrovich
 * Princess Olga Andreevna (b. 1950), daughter of Prince Andrei Alexandrovich
 * Prince Rostislav Rostislavich (b. 1985), grandson of Prince Rostislav Alexandrovich
 * Prince Nikita Rostislavich (b. 1987), grandson of Prince Rostislav Alexandrovich
 * Princess Stephena Rostislavna (b. 1963), granddaughter of Prince Rostislav Alexandrovich
 * Princess Alexandra Rostislavna (b. 1983), granddaughter of Prince Rostislav Alexandrovich
 * Princess Marina Vasilievna (b. 1940), daughter of Prince Vasili Alexandrovich

The RFA also offers Associate Memberships to the children and grandchildren of princesses and grand duchesses, widows and widowers of princes and princesses and grand dukes and grand duchesses, as well as people who have always shown close ties to the Romanovs. One of the Associate Members as of 1998 is still alive:
 * Mrs Xenia Sfiris née Countess Sheremeteva (b. 1942), granddaughter of Princess Irina Alexandrovna

General Assembly

 * President: Princess Olga Andreevna
 * Vice president: Prince Rostislav Rostislavovich

Committee members

 * Prince Alexis Andreevich
 * Prince Artyom Alekseyevich
 * Prince Nikita Rostislavovich
 * Princess Natalia Nikolaevna
 * Princess Catherine Dmitrievna
 * Princess Alexandra Rostislavna

Presidents

 * Prince Dmitri Alexandrovich (1979–1980)
 * Prince Vasili Alexandrovich (1980–1989)
 * Prince Nicholas Romanovich (1989–2014)
 * Prince Dimitri Romanovich (2014–2016)
 * Princess Olga Andreevna (since December 2017)

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New Hampshire Route 47

New Hampshire Route 47 (abbreviated NH 47) is a 7.148 mi state highway in southern New Hampshire, United States. It runs from Francestown to Bennington. It is signed as a north–south route, but follows more of an east–west routing. In fact, during its "northernmost" (westernmost) 2.4 miles, it proceeds southwest while signed north (and vice versa).

NH 47 essentially functions as a northern bypass of New Hampshire Route 31 and New Hampshire Route 136, which pass through (and intersect in) Greenfield. Between this intersection and NH 47's endpoints, the three routes form a complete loop.

Route description
NH 47 begins at an intersection with NH 136 in Francestown. It proceeds generally northwest out of town and crosses into Bennington. The route reaches its northernmost point about two miles east of town, before turning southwest (while still signed northbound) for the remainder of its route. NH 47 ends at the intersection with NH 31 in the center of town.

Road names
Route 47 uses the following local road names:

 * Bennington
 * Pierce Road
 * School Street
 * Francestown Road
 * Francestown
 * Bennington Road
 * Second New Hampshire Turnpike
 * Main Street

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New Hampshire Route 49

New Hampshire Route 49 (abbreviated NH 49) is a 11.297 mi east–west state highway in Grafton County, within the White Mountains in central New Hampshire. It runs from Campton to Waterville Valley, and serves mainly to allow traffic to access the Waterville Valley Resort ski area.

Route description
The western terminus of NH 49 is in Campton at U.S. Route 3. Heading east over the Pemigewasset River, there is an interchange with I-93 (exit 28) shortly after the bridge. Turning northeast to follow the Mad River, NH 49 passes through the Lower and Upper Villages of Campton, intersecting with NH 175 before entering the town of Thornton. Passing the community of Goose Hollow, NH 49 enters the White Mountain National Forest as it crosses from the west to the east bank of the Mad River, and enters the town of Waterville Valley. Upon entering the Waterville Valley Resort, the state route ends, though signage is unclear exactly where. NH 49 is one of the few New Hampshire State Routes which does not end at another numbered route. The Waterville Valley portion of Rt. 49 is named for Army SPC Marc Decoteau, killed in Afghanistan on January 29, 2010.

NH 49 is the only road into or out of Waterville Valley during the winter. In the summer months residents can also take Tripoli Road to the northwest.

Road names
NH 49 uses the following road names:

 * Campton
 * Campton Village Road
 * Waterville Road

 * Waterville Valley
 * Waterville Road
 * Valley Road
 * SPC Marc P. Decoteau Memorial Highway

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Lists of films

This is a list of film lists.

By title
This is an alphabetical list of film articles (or sections within articles about films). It includes made for television films. See the talk page in "A" for the method of indexing used.

By year
Lists of film related events indexed by year of release.

• African films • ' 18-0    North Africa''' ' 1-0    •  0-2     ' 7-67     ' 9-279      0-5     • Egyptian films' ' 0-3    ' 7-125      0-4     • Moroccan films ' 3-7    ' 8-73     West Africa 0-5     0-5     ' 1-8     ' 5-44      0-9     ' 2-9     ' 0-5      0-1      0-1     ' 8-80      0-2     ' 3-7     ' 0-4     ' 2-18      0-2     ' 0-5     ' 3-23      0-14      0-1      0-3     ' 2-9     ' 2-19      1-11      0-3     ' 14-383      0-18      0-43     '• Nigerian films ' 7-47     0-1      0-18     ' 1-4      0-2      0-8     Middle Africa ' 0-0    ' 1-13     ' 2-2     ' 2-31     ' 1-12     ' 1-17      0-7     ' 0-2     ' 0-7     ' 1-3     ' 0-9     East Africa ' 1-1    ' 0-2     ' 0-0      0-1     ' 4-19      0-15      0-2     ' 7-51     ' 1-7      0-3     ' 1-6      0-2     ' 1-11     ' 1-24     ' 1-12      0-6     ' 0-0     ' 1-8      0-12     ' 0-2      0-1     ' 2-10      0-48     ' 6-52     ' 1-8      2-19      0-4     South Africa ' 0-9     0-4     ' 0-7      0-9     ' 1-15      0-2     ' 13-330      0-89      0-1      0-2      0-1      0-24      0-33     • South African films  1-3

The Americas
• Latin American films '     3-2     ' 44-57587      0-1      0-1      0-2      0-2      0-1      0-4      0-6      0-14      0-1     • American Eccentric Cinema • American films • New Hollywood films ' 27-5183     4-5      0-1      0-24      0-1     '• Canadian films * 1-8     0-9     '     ' 0-1     ' 1-20     ' 0-0     ' 1-11      1-6     ' 0-7     ' 20-1627      0-1      0-5      0-1      0-3     '• Mexican films ' 0-6    ' 0-12     '     '• Caribbean films ' 0-1    ' 1-5     ' 0-0     * 0-0     ' 6-111     • Cuban films * 2-0     0-2     ' 0-0     ' 2-25     ' 0-0     * 0-0     ' 3-15      0-9     ' 2-16     * 6-40     ' 0-0     ' 0-0     ' 0-0     ' 0-12     * 0-0     '     •  8-0     ' 23-1908     • Argentine films' ' 8-28     0-5     ' 19-798      0-2     • Brazilian films ' 10-190    '• Chilean films ' 12-131     0-1      0-1     '• Colombian films ' 3-21    * 0-0     ' 0-0     ' 1-20      0-2      0-16     ' 4-66      0-17     ' 1-3     ' 8-44     ' 12-105      0-1      0-4     '• Venezuelan films

• Asian films • ' 11-0    Central Asia''' ' 3-51     0-24     ' 2-16      0-14     ' 1-6      0-4     ' 0-5      4-19      0-30     East Asia ' 25-1581     11-115      5-776      0-3      0-2      4-1515      0-1      0-10      0-57      0-2     '• Chinese films ' 20-1930    '• Hong Kong films ' 0-0    ' 28-4252      4-3808      • Japanese films ' 2-25    ' 23-1593      4-1559     • South Korean films ' 2-19     0-24     ' 16-253      0-1      0-1      0-45     • Taiwanese films West Asia 2-496    •  12-0     ' 13-59      0-45     • Armenian films' ' 13-45     1-36     '• Azerbaijani films ' 0-4    ' 1-13     ' 12-82      0-1      0-103      0-1     '• Georgian films ' 15-576     2-569     '• Iranian films ' 3-30    ' 16-486      1-373      1-57     • Israeli films ' 2-15    ' 2-9     ' 10-86     ' 0-0     ' 6-47     ' 1-26     ' 4-14     ' 3-38      0-4     ' 14-588      0-33      2-542      0-2     '• Turkish films ' 6-24    ' 0-5     †1920~1948† 0-2     South Asia •  8-0    ' 8-31      0-20      0-2      0-31     ' 19-439      20-1566      0-2     • Bangladeshi films ' 3-13     0-8     ' 34-22607      6-98      6-98      0-12      0-2      0-2      6-108      25-5095      0-1      15-1844      0-9      1-25      0-3      0-2      0-5      17-2063      12-464      1-104      0-1      10-164      3-15      0-5      0-9      20-4884      24-2806      2-53     • Indian films without songs ' 5-182    '• Maldivian films ' 12-194     0-1      0-187      0-4      0-2     '• Nepalese films ' 20-471     0-2      0-2      11-437      0-14      2-334     '• Pakistani films ' 12-514     0-475     '• Sri Lankan films Southeast Asia ' 0-3    ' 12-112      0-105     • Cambodian films ' 13-376     0-1      0-1      1-344      0-3      0-1     '• Indonesian films ' 0-6     0-5     ' 19-233      14-197     • Malaysian films ' 9-280     0-275     '• Burmese films ' 22-964     2-781      0-453      0-4     '• Philippine films ' 12-158    '• Singaporean films ' 19-320     3-314     '• Thai films ' 0-2     0-2     ' 14-83      0-116     †1816~1949† 1-64

• European films North Europe 0-2    •  6-0     ' 38-11099      144-64711      0-9      0-12      0-23     • British films' ' 20-862     2-582     '• Danish films •     ' 1-5      0-4     ' 11-121      0-105     • Estonian films ' 16-423     0-322     '• Finnish films ' 11-135     0-116     '• Icelandic films ' 17-442     0-42     '• Irish films ' 10-52     0-36     ' 11-51      0-40     ' 17-544      2-443      0-10     '• Norwegian films ' 21-1112     3-805     '• Swedish films West Europe ' 17-732    '• Austrian films ' 12-675    '• Belgian films ' 27-7830     0-2      2-6163      0-1     '• French films ' 28-4721     4-3949      0-2     '• German films †1949~1990† 2-376    • East German films ' 9-97     0-10     ' 0-0     ' 24-928      2-589      0-2     '• Dutch films ' 21-401     0-79     '• Swiss films East Europe 0-12    •  0-104     •  20-0     ' 3-33      0-7     ' 6-189      0-160     • Bulgarian films ' 15-985     1-611     '• Czech films †1918~1939/1945~1993† 7-655    • Czechoslovakian films ' 20-519     0-376     '• Hungarian films ' 2-9    ' 18-674      2-498     • Polish films ' 15-314     0-1      0-267     '• Romanian films ' 24-1230     0-9      0-1      0-1      0-1      0-1      0-1      0-2      0-1      7-2656      0-2      0-1     '• Russian films †1922~1991† 16-1923    • Soviet films ' 8-92     0-69     ' 16-106      0-74     • Ukrainian films South Europe 0-9     4-156     ' 4-80      0-77     ' 1-4     ' 5-51      0-48     ' 16-352      0-302     • Croatian films ' 0-0    ' 10-351      0-324     • Greek films ' 28-6770     2-4678      0-2      1-13     '• Italian films •     ' 2-14     ' 3-37      0-31     ' 1-17      0-7     ' 3-14      0-9     ' 13-264      0-1      2-860     • Portuguese films' ' 0-0    ' 10-215      0-48     • Serbian films ' 9-67     0-198     ' 24-2181      0-14      0-61      0-10      0-4      25-5252     • Spanish films ' 0-0     0-44     †1918~1941/1945~1992† 9-426     '• Yugoslav films

• Oceanian films 0-2    ' 28-2635      0-2     '• Australian films ' 0-0    ' 0-1      0-1     ' 21-276      0-16     '• New Zealand films ' 0-0    ' 0-1     * 0-0     * 0-0     * 0-0     ' 0-1      0-3     ' 0-0     ' 1-1     ' 0-1

Actual

 * List of films based on actual events
 * List of films based on non-fiction works
 * Depictions of Gautama Buddha in film
 * Depictions of Gautama Buddha in film
 * Depictions of Gautama Buddha in film

Traditional: Religion and folklore

 * List of films based on the Bible
 * List of films based on Arthurian legend
 * List of films based on Robin Hood
 * List of films based on Germanic mythology
 * List of films based on Greco and Roman mythology
 * List of films based on Slavic mythology
 * List of films based on Arthurian legend
 * List of films based on Robin Hood
 * List of films based on Germanic mythology
 * List of films based on Greco and Roman mythology
 * List of films based on Slavic mythology
 * List of films based on Slavic mythology
 * List of films based on Slavic mythology

Classical

 * List of films based on Greek drama
 * List of films based on William Shakespeare works
 * List of films based on Hamlet
 * List of films based on Romeo and Juliet
 * List of films based on Romeo and Juliet
 * List of films based on Romeo and Juliet

Fictional

 * List of films based on fiction works
 * List of films based on short fiction
 * List of films based on western fiction

Literature

 * Lists of films based on books
 * List of films based on arts books
 * List of films based on children's books
 * List of films based on civics books
 * List of films based on crime books
 * List of films based on film books
 * List of films based on sports books
 * List of films based on spy books
 * List of National Lampoon films
 * List of films based on poems
 * List of films based on poems

Comics

 * List of comic-based films directed by women
 * List of films based on comic strips
 * List of films based on English-language comics
 * List of films based on DC Comics
 * List of films based on Marvel Comics
 * List of films based on Archie Comics
 * List of films based on Dark Horse Comics
 * List of films based on Harvey Comics
 * List of films based on Image Comics
 * List of films based on non-English-language comics
 * List of films based on French-language comics
 * List of films based on manga

Entertainments

 * List of films based on video games
 * List of films based on operas
 * List of films based on stage plays or musicals
 * List of films based on radio series
 * List of films based on television shows
 * List of films based on toys
 * List of films based on operas
 * List of films based on stage plays or musicals
 * List of films based on radio series
 * List of films based on television shows
 * List of films based on toys

(*) = Indicates category instead of list based article.

Plot form

 * List of parody films
 * List of satirical films
 * List of mystery films
 * List of film noir titles
 * List of neo-noir films
 * List of biographical films
 * List of erotic thriller films
 * List of portal fantasy films
 * List of natural horror films
 * List of melodrama films
 * List of romantic comedy films
 * List of science fiction comedy films
 * List of children's films
 * List of conspiracy-thriller films
 * List of biographical films
 * List of erotic thriller films
 * List of portal fantasy films
 * List of natural horror films
 * List of melodrama films
 * List of romantic comedy films
 * List of science fiction comedy films
 * List of children's films
 * List of conspiracy-thriller films
 * List of romantic comedy films
 * List of science fiction comedy films
 * List of children's films
 * List of conspiracy-thriller films
 * List of children's films
 * List of conspiracy-thriller films
 * List of conspiracy-thriller films
 * List of conspiracy-thriller films

Product form

 * Lists of animated feature films
 * List of computer-animated films
 * List of live-action animated films
 * List of puppet films
 * List of stop motion films
 * List of docufiction films
 * List of mockumentaries
 * Lists of avant-garde films
 * List of non-narrative films
 * Psychedelic films
 * List of 3D films
 * List of films made with Autodesk 3ds Max
 * List of 4DX motion-enhanced films
 * List of ScreenX formatted films
 * List of 70 mm films
 * List of black-and-white films produced since 1970
 * List of black-and-white films that have been colorized
 * List of early color feature films
 * List of early wide-gauge films
 * List of IMAX films
 * List of silent films released on 8 mm or Super 8 mm film
 * List of three-strip Technicolor films
 * List of Technirama films
 * List of Techniscope films
 * List of VistaVision films
 * Maximalist films
 * Minimalist films
 * Modernist films
 * Musical films
 * Nonlinear narrative films
 * Twin films
 * Maximalist films
 * Minimalist films
 * Modernist films
 * Musical films
 * Nonlinear narrative films
 * Twin films

Historical

 * Historical films
 * List of classic composers depicted on film
 * Beethoven in film
 * List of films about Richard Wagner
 * List of films about the Romanovs
 * List of films about the Titanic
 * List of films featuring Hercules
 * List of films featuring Jesus
 * List of ninja films
 * List of pirate films
 * List of Christian films
 * Mormon cinema
 * Lists of Western films
 * List of Euro-Western films
 * List of Spaghetti Western films
 * List of Euro-Western films
 * List of Spaghetti Western films

National

 * Filmography of the Ainu
 * List of cultural references to the September 11 attacks
 * List of documentary films about China
 * List of films about the Kibbutz
 * List of films about Krishna
 * US presidents in film
 * List of films about the Romanian Revolution
 * List of films about Socialism
 * List of films featuring Kalaripayattu
 * List of films featuring the Salvation Army
 * List of films featuring Wing Chun
 * List of Islam-related films
 * List of films about Muhammad
 * Sri Lankan Tamils in Indian cinema
 * List of films about the Romanian Revolution
 * List of films about Socialism
 * List of films featuring Kalaripayattu
 * List of films featuring the Salvation Army
 * List of films featuring Wing Chun
 * List of Islam-related films
 * List of films about Muhammad
 * Sri Lankan Tamils in Indian cinema
 * List of films about Muhammad
 * Sri Lankan Tamils in Indian cinema

Cultural

 * List of biker films
 * Dance in film
 * List of films about bands
 * List of films about blues music
 * List of films about pianists
 * List of punk films
 * List of films about food and drink
 * List of films about cooking
 * List of films about mathematicians
 * List of films about philosophers
 * List of visual anthropology films
 * List of films related to the hippie subculture
 * List of sports films
 * List of American football films
 * List of association football films
 * List of baseball films
 * List of basketball films
 * List of boxing films
 * List of films about bicycles and cycling
 * List of films about horse racing
 * List of films about ice hockey
 * List of films about the sport of athletics
 * List of martial arts films
 * List of mixed martial arts films
 * List of sports films
 * List of American football films
 * List of association football films
 * List of baseball films
 * List of basketball films
 * List of boxing films
 * List of films about bicycles and cycling
 * List of films about horse racing
 * List of films about ice hockey
 * List of films about the sport of athletics
 * List of martial arts films
 * List of mixed martial arts films
 * List of mixed martial arts films

Social

 * List of economics films
 * List of films that depict class struggle
 * List of drug films
 * List of films about women's issues
 * List of films featuring diabetes
 * List of films featuring domestic violence
 * List of films featuring the deaf and hard of hearing
 * List of films featuring home invasions
 * List of LGBT-related films
 * List of racism-related films
 * List of blaxploitation films
 * List of films about the Rwandan genocide
 * List of films featuring colonialism
 * List of Holocaust films
 * List of interracial romance films
 * List of skinhead films
 * White savior narrative in film
 * Whitewashing in film
 * List of trial films
 * List of films that depict class struggle
 * List of drug films
 * List of films about women's issues
 * List of films featuring diabetes
 * List of films featuring domestic violence
 * List of films featuring the deaf and hard of hearing
 * List of films featuring home invasions
 * List of LGBT-related films
 * List of racism-related films
 * List of blaxploitation films
 * List of films about the Rwandan genocide
 * List of films featuring colonialism
 * List of Holocaust films
 * List of interracial romance films
 * List of skinhead films
 * White savior narrative in film
 * Whitewashing in film
 * List of trial films
 * List of Holocaust films
 * List of interracial romance films
 * List of skinhead films
 * White savior narrative in film
 * Whitewashing in film
 * List of trial films

Psychological

 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness
 * List of films featuring mental illness

Nature

 * List of environmental films
 * Filmography of environmentalism
 * List of films about horses
 * List of films featuring dinosaurs
 * List of films featuring eclipses
 * List of films featuring insects
 * List of films featuring eclipses
 * List of films featuring insects

Digital

 * List of artificial intelligence films
 * List of films about automobiles
 * List of films about robots and androids
 * List of films about Wikipedia
 * List of films featuring drones
 * List of films featuring extraterrestrials
 * List of films featuring fictional films
 * List of films featuring flying cars
 * List of films featuring powered exoskeletons
 * List of films featuring space stations
 * List of films featuring surveillance
 * List of films featuring drones
 * List of films featuring extraterrestrials
 * List of films featuring fictional films
 * List of films featuring flying cars
 * List of films featuring powered exoskeletons
 * List of films featuring space stations
 * List of films featuring surveillance

War and military

 * List of anti-war films
 * List of war films and TV specials
 * List of films about the Czech resistance to Nazi occupation
 * List of films about nuclear issues
 * Films depicting Latin American military dictatorships
 * List of films featuring the French Foreign Legion
 * List of films featuring the Irish Republican Army
 * List of films featuring the United States Marine Corps
 * List of films featuring the United States Navy SEALs
 * List of films featuring the United States Space Force
 * Submarine films
 * Submarine films

Creature

 * List of werewolf films
 * List of ghost films
 * List of zombie films
 * List of vampire films
 * List of monster movies
 * Frankenstein films
 * List of giant-monster films
 * List of killer toy films
 * List of werewolf films
 * List of ghost films
 * List of zombie films
 * List of vampire films
 * List of monster movies
 * Frankenstein films
 * List of giant-monster films
 * List of killer toy films
 * List of giant-monster films
 * List of killer toy films

Supernatural

 * List of films about angels
 * List of films about demons
 * List of films about witchcraft
 * List of films featuring invisibility
 * List of films featuring miniature people
 * List of films featuring time loops
 * List of films featuring time travel
 * List of metafictional films
 * Lists of superhero films
 * List of films featuring time loops
 * List of films featuring time travel
 * List of metafictional films
 * Lists of superhero films
 * Lists of superhero films
 * Lists of superhero films

Disaster and dystopia

 * List of apocalyptic films
 * List of firefighting films
 * List of terrorism films
 * List of dystopian films
 * List of fiction films about nuclear holocaust
 * List of terrorism films
 * List of dystopian films
 * List of fiction films about nuclear holocaust

By cost

 * List of films using the music of Richard Wagner
 * List of films with high frame rates
 * List of films with longest production time
 * List of films with overtures
 * List of most expensive films
 * List of most expensive non-English-language films
 * List of most expensive Indian films
 * List of most expensive films
 * List of most expensive non-English-language films
 * List of most expensive Indian films

Long

 * List of films split into multiple parts
 * List of longest films
 * List of longest animated films
 * List of longest films in India

Short

 * List of animated short films
 * Animated short film series
 * List of Looney Tunes feature films
 * List of Disney animated shorts
 * List of Pixar shorts
 * List of one-shot Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer animated shorts
 * List of Bob Hope short subjects
 * List of Stella shorts
 * Short film series
 * Short film series

Setting

 * List of films set around holidays
 * List of films set in the future
 * List of films set within one day
 * List of one-location films
 * List of prison films
 * Skyscrapers in film
 * List of one-location films
 * List of prison films
 * Skyscrapers in film

Cast or Crew

 * List of directorial debuts
 * List of films Bill Murray was considered to appear in
 * List of films cut over the director's opposition
 * List of films director and actor collaborated
 * List of film director and cinematographer collaborations
 * List of films released posthumously
 * List of Warren Miller films
 * List of Warren Miller films

Studio

 * List of films by studio

By copyright status

 * List of animated films in the public domain in the United States
 * List of films in the public domain in the United States
 * List of open-source films

By availability

 * List of abandoned and unfinished films
 * List of incomplete or partially lost films
 * List of rediscovered films
 * List of rediscovered film footage
 * List of rediscovered films
 * List of rediscovered film footage

Series, remakes and spin-offs

 * Lists of feature film series
 * List of films produced back-to-back
 * List of films with post-credit scenes
 * List of longest running film series and franchises
 * List of Disney live-action adaptations and remakes of Disney animated films
 * List of English-language films with previous foreign-language film versions
 * List of fictional shared universes in film
 * List of English-language films with previous foreign-language film versions
 * List of fictional shared universes in film
 * List of fictional shared universes in film
 * List of fictional shared universes in film

Home viewing or roadshow

 * List of films broadcast by Horror Channel
 * List of NBC Saturday Night at the Movies titles
 * List of Disney Channel original films
 * List of Disney television films
 * List of Hallmark Channel Original Movies
 * List of Independent Lens films
 * List of made-for-television films with LGBT characters
 * List of The Naked Brothers Band films
 * List of science fiction television films
 * List of Sesame Workshop productions
 * List of television films produced for American Broadcasting Company
 * List of television films produced for UPN
 * Roadshow theatrical release
 * List of television films produced for UPN
 * Roadshow theatrical release

Containing mature content

 * List of films that most frequently use the word fuck
 * List of Hong Kong Category III films
 * List of Japanese sexploitation films
 * List of NC-17 rated films
 * Unsimulated sex in films
 * List of Japanese sexploitation films
 * List of NC-17 rated films
 * Unsimulated sex in films

Changed schedule by disaster

 * List of films affected by the September 11 attacks
 * List of films impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic

Award

 * Academy Awards
 * Academy Award for Best Picture
 * BAFTA Awards
 * BAFTA Award for Best Film
 * Golden Globe Awards
 * National Board of Review
 * Palme d'Or

Critical or popular selection

 * AFI 100 Years... series
 * 100 Movies
 * 100 Laughs
 * 100 Thrills
 * 100 Passions
 * 100 Heroes & Villains
 * 100 Cheers
 * AFI's 10 Top 10
 * BFI Top 100 British films
 * Time Out 100 best British films
 * Top 10 Canadian Films of All Time
 * Christian Film Database's top 100
 * CinemaScore "A+" films & "F" films
 * Classic 100 Music in the Movies
 * 50 Documentaries to See Before You Die
 * IDA top 25 documentaries
 * Bibliotheca Alexandrina's 100 Greatest Egyptian Films
 * Cahiers du Cinéma's Annual Top 10 Lists
 * BBC's 100 Greatest Films of the 21st Century
 * List of the 100 Italian films to be saved
 * List of films considered the best
 * List of films considered the worst
 * List of films shown at Butt-Numb-A-Thon
 * List of films shown at the New York Film Festival
 * List of films shown at the Sundance Film Festival
 * List of films spoofed by Mad
 * List of films with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes
 * List of films with a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes
 * National Film Registry
 * Sight & Sound
 * The Sight & Sound Greatest Films of All Time 2012
 * Time's All-Time 100 Movies
 * Vatican's list of films

Adaptation and cult

 * List of cult films
 * List of cultural references to A Clockwork Orange
 * List of films adapted into television programs
 * List of films adapted into novels
 * List of films adapted into comics
 * List of films adapted into songs
 * List of films adapted into video games

Banned or condemned

 * List of banned films
 * List of films condemned by the Legion of Decency

By revenue

 * List of fastest-grossing films
 * List of highest-grossing films
 * List of film sequels by box-office improvement
 * List of box office number-one films
 * List of films with the most weekends at number one
 * List of biggest box-office bombs

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France Inter

France Inter is a major French public radio channel and part of Radio France. It is the successor to Paris Inter, later known as France I, and created as a merger of the France I and France II networks, first as RTF Inter in October 1963, then renamed to its current name in December of that year. It is a "generalist" station, aiming to provide a wide national audience with a full service of news and spoken-word programming, both serious and entertaining, liberally punctuated with an eclectic mix of music. It is broadcast on FM from a nationwide network of transmitters, as well as via the internet.

The channel announced during 2016 that it would discontinue transmissions from the Allouis longwave transmitter on 162 kHz with effect from 1 January 2017, thereby saving approximately €6 million per year. Transmission from Allouis of the atomic-clock-generated time signal (ALS162) would, however, continue after this date as the signal is critical for over 200,000 devices deployed within French enterprises and state entities, such as French Railways (SNCF), the electricity distributor ENEDIS, airports, hospitals, municipalities, etc.

History
France Inter was founded as part of the reorganization of state broadcasting which followed the end of World War II as "Paris Inter" and charged with being French public radio's generalist (i.e. "full-service") service. The channel was renamed "France I" in 1958, although three years later one of France's most popular radio and television listings magazines was still showing the station's programmes under the heading "Paris-Inter" with "France I" as a subtitle. In October 1963 the France I and France II networks were merged to form "RTF Inter", renamed "France Inter" with effect from 8 December.

The major challenge faced by France Inter at the time of its reorganization in the 1960s was the success of private "peripheral stations" (in particular, RTL and Europe 1, broadcasting from powerful transmitters outside France) in capturing the majority of the French radio audience since the war. They had done so by adopting a modern broadcasting style and earning a reputation for greater freedom from government influence.

As well as rapidly modernizing its style to match its competitors, France Inter stressed its freedom from commercial pressures – although it does carry a limited amount of paid-for advertising – and especially presented itself as intelligent radio accessible to a general audience under the slogan Écoutez la différence ("Listen to the difference").

Slogans

 * 1975: Écoutez la différence (Hear the difference)
 * 1983: France Inter, pour ceux qui ont quelque chose entre les oreilles (France Inter, for those who have something between their ears)
 * 1987: Plus haut la radio ! (Turn up the radio!)
 * 1995: Écoutez, ça n'a rien à voir (Listen, that's beside the point [in French this is a play on "there's nothing to see"])
 * 2001: Au début ça surprend. Après aussi (It's surprising at first — and after the fact)
 * 2005: Qu’allez-vous découvrir aujourd’hui ? (What will you discover today?)
 * 2008: France Inter, la différence (France Inter, the difference / the novelty)
 * 2012: La voix est libre (The voice is free [in French this is a play on "the coast is clear"])
 * 2013: 50 ans qu’on ouvre la voix (50 years of opening up the voice [in French this is a play on "paving the way"])
 * 2014: InterVenez (Speak up / Take action)
 * 2015: Vous êtes bien sur France Inter (You're really there on France Inter [in French this is a play on "You're doing fine"])

Programmes
France Inter programmes, a number of which have been important milestones in the history of French radio, include:
 * Le Masque et la Plume, arts reviews from journalist critics (on air since 13/11/1955)
 * Le Jeu des 1000 euros, a general-knowledge quiz programme (since 19/4/1958)
 * La marche de l'histoire, formerly Deux mille ans d'histoire, an in-depth daily documentary on a specific historical subject (since 1999)
 * Pop Club (1965–2005, i.e. 40 years with the same presenter José Artur)
 * Le téléphone sonne, a current affairs discussion and phone-in programme (since 1978)
 * Là-bas si j'y suis, a reports programme (1989–2014)
 * Le sept neuf, formerly Inter Matin, morning news sequence (since 1982)
 * classique avec Dessay, formerly Carrefour De Lodéon, classical music programme ''(since 1992)
 * Les Cinglés du music-hall, prewar jazz and popular music presented by Jean-Christophe Averty for 28 years until 2006
 * Le Grand Dimanche, satirical evening show on politics and current affairs, produced by Charline Vanhoenacker, 2014 - 2024

title: France Inter


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Clear Spot

Clear Spot is the seventh studio album by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band. It was originally released on LP in 1972 in a clear plastic sleeve.

Production
Beefheart's third album Trout Mask Replica established him as a critically acclaimed artist, but it sold poorly. For this album Beefheart wanted more commercial success—hence his decision to work with the respected team of producer Ted Templeman and engineer Donn Landee, who created hits for the Doobie Brothers and Van Morrison. Clear Spot gathers together much of the lyrical material that Beefheart had created or formulated at the beginning of The Spotlight Kid recordings.

Bassist Roy Estrada, formerly with the Mothers of Invention and Little Feat, joined the band on this album and is credited as "Oréjon" (big ears) on the album's sleeve while noted session percussionist Milt Holland also contributed percussion. This is also the first studio album without longtime drummer John “Drumbo” French, with another former Mothers of Invention member Art Tripp (alias Ed Marimba) now serving as sole drummer.

Releases
The original United States release of the album was in a specially-produced clear plastic sleeve. The title Clear Spot was embossed on the front, with the record clearly visible inside without a liner. This reflected the title: a clear cover with the black vinyl disc as a visible spot. The original concept was for the disc to be of clear vinyl, but this was abandoned due to financial constraints. The album did eventually see a clear vinyl release for its 50th anniversary reissue in 2022.

The package also included a white card insert, with the band name and credits. For the UK this was a single weight card, but in the US issues this was back-to-back card with rounded corners at the bottom. The printed insert shows a photo of Beefheart and band members in the control center of the Planetarium of Griffith Park Observatory, Los Angeles, California. Griffith Park and the neighboring Los Angeles Zoo had inspired the young Beefheart (born Don Glen Vliet).

For vinyl LP reissues a more traditional black-on-white printed sleeve was employed.

On CD, the album is now available only as a "two for one" with its predecessor The Spotlight Kid, giving an overview of the work created when the band resided in Felton (near Santa Cruz, California) and Trinidad in Humboldt County. Separately, the two albums are only available as vinyl LP reissues.

In 2015, Rhino Records remastered and re-released this album, along with The Spotlight Kid, The Spotlight Kid Outtakes, and Lick My Decals Off, Baby in a 4xCD compilation titled Sun Zoom Spark, rendering these albums available after being out of print for many years.

In 2022, a double LP 50th anniversary edition of the album was released by Rhino Entertainment, for Record Store Day 2022. The second LP contains studio outtakes, alternative versions and previously unreleased instrumental rough mixes from the Clear Spot sessions.

Commercial performance
Clear Spot reached on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart. It did not chart in the U.K.

Legacy
In March 2005, Q placed "Big Eyed Beans from Venus" at number 53 in its list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Tracks. "Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles" was featured on the soundtrack of the 1998 film The Big Lebowski, and was later covered by the Black Keys. The title track has been covered by Painted Willie and by Mark Lanegan. The Tubes released a faithful cover of "My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains" on their 3rd LP Now in 1977. Everything but the Girl also recorded the same song.

It was voted number 126 in Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums 3rd Edition (2000).

Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band

 * Captain Beefheart (Don Van Vliet) – vocals, harmonica, "wings on Singabus" (apparently referring to the flapping noise heard when he says the word Singabus, in "Golden Birdies"), horn arrangements (2, 9)

 * Zoot Horn Rollo (Bill Harkleroad) – lead guitar, slide guitar, mandolin
 * Rockette Morton (Mark Boston) – rhythm guitar, bass (on "Golden Birdies")
 * Oréjon (Roy Estrada) – bass
 * Ed Marimba (Art Tripp) – drums, percussion

Additional musicians

 * The Blackberries – backing vocals
 * Russ Titelman – guitar ("Too Much Time")
 * Milt Holland – additional percussion
 * Ted Templeman and Don Van Vliet ("Nowadays a Woman's Gotta Hit a Man", "Long Neck Bottles"), Jerry Jumonville ("Too Much Time") – horn arrangement

title: Clear Spot


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Dutch Open

Dutch Open may refer to:
 * Dutch Open (tennis), an ATP tennis tournament from 1957 to 2008
 * Dutch Open (golf), an annual golf tournament on the European Tour
 * Dutch Open (badminton)
 * Dutch Open (darts)

title: Dutch Open


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