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Dryburgh Suspension Bridge

Dryburgh Suspension Bridge is a suspension bridge erected near Dryburgh Abbey, Scottish Borders.

History
The footbridge across the River Tweed was erected in 1872 with a gift intended to allow the Dryburgh villagers to worship at the churches in St. Boswells (part of a ribbon of settlements including Newtown St. Boswells). An earlier bridge nearby, the Dryburgh Abbey Bridge, collapsed in 1818.

Design
It is a relatively simple design with only one suspended span.

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Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Pope John Paul II/archive 1

Pope John Paul II
An anon user nominated this article but neither created this page nor put the FAC tags correctly, so I went ahead and did it. Flcelloguy 22:08, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Two things to mention:

 * 1) A user signed his (her?) four tildes ( ~ ) before the title (===Pope John Paul II===) of this section. I'm not sure what he meant, but I went ahead and removed it.

 * 2) Originally I was not planning on pushing for this article. I simply noticed that an anon user had attempted to put the article up for FAC but had done it incorrectly. However, after actually reading the article and reading the comments, I have decided to push for the article, since it seems like the anon user isn't coming back. Thanks for all the comments and suggestions, and I'll be getting to them over the next week or so. (I'm travelling over the next week and might have limited computer access, so bear with me please!) Thanks! Flcelloguy 02:58, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I have now added a few paragraphs for the "Health" section, though the sub-article is kept. In addition, I have expanded the introduction (lead) section to make it more inclusive- it is now 3 paragraphs long. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions and comments, and I'll be working on the rest soon! Flcelloguy 02:36, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Due to above, my Support is now full. JDG 16:18, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)

More Recent Update: Sorry it's been taking me so long, I've been busy cleaning up competition... Anyways, after re-reading the article for the umpteenth time, I would have to agree with some of them- the focus on death, too little focus on S. America, etc. These are major changes and will take some time to fix, depending on how busy I am (feel free to help!). Thus, I plan to take this article to peer review after I'm done fixing all the objections and then re-submitting it as a FAC. However, feel free (as always) to put more input here. Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions! Flcelloguy | A note? | Desk 21:25, 21 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Update: All minor objections (such as fixing confusing uses of John Paul to John Paul II and the "Health" section) have been taken care of. Thanks to everybody for their comments and suggestions. I will be taking a look at the rest of the comments/suggestions over the next few days, and will get to them soon! Thanks! Flcelloguy 02:52, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Support Comprehensive, NPOV. Could do a better job of using references to back up its statements, and may focus too much on his recent death and the possibility of beatification. --Bcrowell 22:22, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Support, but I would suggest tightening up the intro a bit. Everyking 22:33, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Conditional Support (now Full Support, see Above. JDG). Bring the Health section back into this article and blow away the sub-article. Wikipedia is becoming a click fest. The current activism in favor of short core-topic articles with many sub-articles is very misguided. When you sit down to read a major topic article you don't want to be chasing down scores of sublinks and subsublinks-- you want all the relevant info in that article. This is what Enc. Brit and almost all serious ref. works do, and it's for a reason. You put all or most of the detailed stuff in far-flung sub-articles that far fewer readers visit and you've succeeded in what: reverse-dissemination of information. JDG 00:29, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Most Wikipedians support sub-articles, and the idea that we shouldn't shove a huge amount of text down the reader's throat at once, though. So I don't think that's a fair thing to ask. Everyking 04:07, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * I'm only asking for the restoration of a single section. I'm not sure where you get "most Wikipedians". Has there been a vote? I'm not sure if Flcelloguy is actually pushing for this article such that he's making changes in line with comments here. If he is and he wants my particular support, he'll restore Health. I won't oppose if he fails to, though. JDG 05:21, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Please see above note. Thanks! Flcelloguy 02:58, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Agree, Health needs to be expanded into a subsection. Sub-article should remain, though. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 21:32, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Abiding by Summary style is an FA requirement and bringing all the content at Health of Pope John Paul II would imbalance the article toward the later part of his life even more than the article already is. --mav
 * This is really a requirement for FA? The first sentence of the link you give says "In order to make Wikipedia maximally useful to a diverse readership some people believe that articles should be written in summary style." That certainly doesn't sound like something that has risen to policy status. I really think it's time for a major vote on article length. I think a 32kb limit would be extremely detrimental and I'm sure many agree. JDG
 * See item 6 at What is a featured article. Summary style does not require articles to abide by the 32KB limit, it just says that once an article reaches that length of prose it may be getting too long. As is, this article has less than 34KB of prose and since it covers a very important topic it should be easy to justify even more prose than there is already. So long as it is written well and stays tightly on-topic. --mav 20:44, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * I have now written a few paragraphs for the "Health" section, though it still links to the "Main" article on his health. Flcelloguy 02:34, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Oppose Much of this article is excellent work. But its organization, and the lengthy treatment of the relevant sections, make it seem as though the most important aspects of his papacy were his death and its aftermath. I also think the discussion of his ecclesiastical career in Poland needs a bit more development (and context), that his positions on social and economic justice need more exposition, and that the discussion of his political influence needs a bit more development and structure. Monicasdude 03:46, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the suggestions, Monicasdude! I just have two comments/questions: 1) When you say you think the emphasis is on his death and aftermath, are you proposing that we cut down on the death/funeral sections? Most of those are already two or three short paragraphs and have another "sub" article of their own. Second, could you please tell me which sections of the articles you feel need improvement? That would be a great help. Thanks very much! Flcelloguy [[Image:Bass clef2.gif|25px|Cello today?]] Give me a note! Eighth note (crop).gif Desk 02:28, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Support. I wouldn't agree with moving the whole health article back into the main piece, but a small summary would be better than a heading and a link. Other than that, a worthy FA page. Harro5 11:38, Jun 12, 2005 (UTC)
 * Support. I agree with Harro5 regarding the health section.  JYolkowski // talk 17:00, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Object - An article on such an important topic needs to really shine. So far, this article has several issues I think need to be addressed before that can be achieved:
 * Lead section is too short for an article this size on such an important topic. Condensing the ==Overview== section (which is the purpose of a lead section, btw) and merging the current lead section will accomplish that.
 * Please see above- I've now expanded lead section, and I'll take a look at the "Overview" section soon. Thanks! Flcelloguy 02:39, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * TOC is overwhelming and there are way too few inline cites.
 * Having a heading with the only content under it being a link is appalling. Add a paragraph or two about his declining health to the death subsection and rename that to reflect the change.Then make the link to Health of Pope John Paul II inline instead of it being a main article link.
 * Done. (Again, please see above) Flcelloguy 02:39, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * The ==Other== section is just a list of what looks like miscellaneous trivia. What is its purpose?
 * I'll be looking at the rest of the suggestions soon- thanks everyone! Flcelloguy 02:39, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * I agree with you that the "Other" section is just trivia. The only one that looks like it could be incorporated into the article is the first one about "Totus Tuus". Would there be any problems if I incorporated that one and deleted the rest of the section? Thanks. Flcelloguy [[Image:Bass clef2.gif|25px|Cello today?]] Give me a note! Eighth note (crop).gif Desk 02:38, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Confusing use of 'John Paul' instead of 'John Paul II' in some parts of the article.
 * Fixed- all "John Paul"s now say "John Paul II". Flcelloguy 02:48, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Organization: Having ==Biography== and ==Life's work== are odd as the major level 2 sections. One's life work *is* a very large part of their biography. Nixing these level 2s and finding a better way to organize would help. As is, the article does not seem to have a cohesive structure (moving this material out of its current level 2 section would likely fix this).
 * I hope you are not advocating abandoning of lv 2 sections? I added them to this article some time ago - although they have been much changed by later editors. I generally find 2nd level sectioning very helpful. Perhaps sth should be moved from one lv1 section to another, but leveling the sections would do more harm then good, I am afraid. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 21:32, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Over-concentration on declining health, death and funeral in the ==Biography== section. As is, those aspects take up half of that section (this could be fixed by reorganization under a different level 2 heading or by condensing).
 * Aside: I was surprised to see that the further reading, notes, external links, references, and interwiki links have a very significant impact on the physical size of this article and that without them this article isn't nearly as large as it seems from the page size warning - 34KB (just a note for anybody who is thinking about objecting due to the article's apparent size). --mav
 * Support- The article is very informative, and extremely NPOV. --User:SVera1NY
 * The above vote is this user's only edit ever. --mav
 * Object Very little focus on Latin America, though this region is home to the world's largest Catholic population. (Maybe I went through this article way too fast, but is Liberation Theology even mentioned?) Also, the section on "criticism" should be woven in with the rest of his text. History actually contains far more many shades of grade than the picture presented by those who seem to imagine there to be only two perspectives on the past ("supporters" and "critics"). 172 06:14, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Object. The organization needs work. The contentless health subsection needs to be expanded or turned into a simple see also. The image gallery also looks as though it is missing two pictures. Good articles really shouldn't have an other section and the factoids listed there should be merged into the prose. - SimonP 18:21, Jun 13, 2005 (UTC)
 * Health section now done (see above). Thanks! Flcelloguy 02:41, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Hmm... I've tried fixing the gallery, but it's not working. I've posted a help comment on the help desk. Any ideas? Thanks! Flcelloguy | Give me a note! | Desk 16:33, 19 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Object. Agree with most of Mav and other users' objections. Several days ago I put this article in Polish Wikipedians Notice Board to do 'close to PR' section, just because I don't think it is FAC ready yet. Close, true, better then several of our current FAs, true, but not something I'd nominate just yet. Although it is close enough so that with one-two editors willing to put some time and address those objections we can make it a FA in that voting run yet :) --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 21:32, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Support --Witkacy 22:28, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Object, I agree with the criticisms about the balance given to different portions of his life, too little in some aresa too much in others. Also, what is up with the 31 external links to obituaries?--nixie 06:44, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * I, too, personally felt a bit overwhelmed at the large number of external links when I first read the article. However, should we delete some of those? I'm a bit hesistant because now that we have so many links, how do we choose which ones to keep and which ones to delete? Thanks, Flcelloguy [[Image:Bass clef2.gif|25px|Cello today?]] Give me a note! Eighth note (crop).gif Desk 02:31, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * All the links seem to link to a particular media organisations direcoty of links about PJPII, I'd delete them all except the criticisms and the ones specifically labelled as directories.--nixie 05:08, 17 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Done. Flcelloguy | Give me a note! | Desk 16:16, 19 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Support. The late Pope looks good but the lead is a bit long. Dralwik 17:02, 17 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Support Pope John Paul II was a great man.Yo Mama 5000
 * But this article is not. I would even go as far as to say that in it's present form it offendes the pope - he deserves so much better. Please, people, don't let your admiration for the men get in the way of this review. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 19:46, 21 Jun 2005 (UTC)


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Fleksnes Fataliteter

Fleksnes Fataliteter, better known by its shortened title Fleksnes, was a Norwegian-Swedish-Danish television comedy series produced between 1972 and 2002, created by Swedish writer Bo Hermansson and based on Galton and Simpson's scripts for the British series Hancock's Half Hour.

History
The series was born when Swedish writer Bo Hermansson began translating the British comedy series Hancock's Half Hour in the early 70s, drawing attention from three different Nordic broadcasters, who eventually produced and aired the series together. The main dialogue is in Norwegian, but nearly all episodes featured guest stars from both Sweden and Denmark.

Fleksnes was only meant to be a single series of five or six episodes, but it became such a popular show in all three countries that it was immediately renewed for six more episodes. Its continued success eventually produced a total of six seasons over the span of thirty years. A movie Den Siste Fleksnes ("The Last Fleksnes") was made in 1974 as well, between the first and second series.

In 2002, Galton and Simpson wrote the script for one brand new Fleksnes episode, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first episode. When the entire series aired on NRK in Norway in 2002, there were over one million viewers on average each Saturday. In 2009, plans for a TV movie were announced for the next year, but as work progressed the plans were changed to a new series, which eventually became the Christmas series "Fleksnes Jr.", with one fifteen-minute episode airing every day from December 1 until Christmas Eve in 2010.

Characters

 * The main character, Marve Fleksnes (Rolv Wesenlund), is a middleaged bachelor living alone, with his mother, called "Moder'n" (variant of "mom" in Norwegian) (played by Aud Schønemann), having her own key to his apartment, which calls for some funny situations. Marve can be seen as a typical working class Norwegian. Most of the humorous moments arise when the character Fleksnes expresses extraordinary opinions about life and when everything seems to go wrong despite his best intentions. He was born in 1936, and lived his entire life in Oslo. He died in 2001 after being struck by lightning, which also killed his mother and his long-time unknown brother, Gustav. He was played by Norwegian veteran comedian Rolv Wesenlund.
 * Magnhild "Moder'n" Fleksnes, is the mother of Marve Fleksnes, and the second of the only two main characters in the show. She has her own key to her son's apartment and regularly shows up unannounced, to her son's annoyance. She died in 2001 after being struck by lightning, along with her sons Marve and Gustav. She was played by Aud Schønemann.

Episodes
For a list of episodes, see List of Fleksnes Fataliteter episodes.

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Bosra
Hmm, you're probably right. Let me do some more research about this and I'll fix it on the Bosra page. My main problem was that you put an article on top of an article instead of starting a new one. By the way, welcome to Wikipedia, it's good to see a fellow Arab here.Yuber(talk) 16:58, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Thanks for your welcome! I am Israeli (Jewish),but my parentes came from Arab countries... did you know that Jordan has A Gines record in Internet Cafe on one street? so there should be some arabs from there, isn't it?

sorry if I put my "article" on top of yours. the category Tanakh places sent me here and I could not change the link. that is why i did the adding. do you know how to erase bosra from this category? I made a link to Bozrah too so this should be OK. --Urij 21:54, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Yes, I removed the Syrian bosra from the category.Yuber(talk) 23:42, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Great!!! I just fixed the first sentence and hope it is now Ok --Urij 06:18, 23 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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in punon: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Punon&oldid=51025352 the external link does not go there can you check it? thanks uri

 * I'm not sure. The link is fine on Wikipedia's end, but the site you're linking to redirects elsewhere. You're doing the linking correctly, but it a problem with the other website. — Rebelguys2 talk 21:06, 21 May 2006 (UTC)

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Mushroom Jazz

Mushroom Jazz is a series of musical compilations by DJ Mark Farina. Originating in 1992 these were released on cassette tape, then since 1996 have been commercial CD and vinyl releases. Farina combines elements of downtempo, hip hop, jazz and R&B, French, Latin, beatmatching and mixing songs together. As with Farina's house mixes, the Mushroom Jazz series incorporates transitional effects (such as a high-pass filter) and a generally dry reverb tone.

Originally launched as a cassette series, the Mushroom Jazz tapes grew from the first Chicago run of 50 copies each on to the next stage, where 500 copies of several volumes were easily distributed and sought after.

As the acid jazz boom began, he perfected his sound and fused the newest tracks from the West Coast's jazzy, organic producers with the more urban sounds he had championed in Chicago. While the predominant musical force in San Francisco was still dark, dubby House and Wicked-style Breaks, the city embraced the downtempo movement with a healthy bunch of live bands and DJs generating the tunes.

Mark Farina, along with Patty Ryan-Smith, created the now legendary weekly Mushroom Jazz club night in San Francisco in 1992. Every Monday night the crowd slowly germinated from 100 for the first few months to 600-700 two years later. As time passed, Farina and Patty put their energies into another project, the first Mushroom Jazz interactive CD-ROM for Om Records. After a three-year run, where the club had established a fanatical, cult-like following for Farina and the Mushroom Jazz sound, the club closed its doors and transformed into a CD series and accompanying tours.

The eight commercial albums contain an array of artists including Chali 2na, Miguel Migs, People Under The Stairs, Colossus, and Pete Rock, as well as several original tracks by Farina.

Mushroom Jazz 8, the latest volume in the series, was released July 22, 2016.

Volume 1 (1996)

 * 1) "Bosha Nova" – Mr. Electric Triangle
 * 2) "Remember Me" – Blue Boy
 * 3) "Get This" – Groove Nation
 * 4) "Pick Me Up" – Deadbeats feat. Isi Samuel
 * 5) "Gibby Music" – Apollo Grooves
 * 6) "Midnight Calling" – Naked Funk feat. Valerie Etienne
 * 7) "Midnight Calling" (Fly Amanita Remix) – Mark Farina
 * 8) "If We Lose Our Way" – Paul Johnson
 * 9) "In Hale" – Hydroponic Groove Sessions
 * 10) "Warm Chill" – Julius Papp
 * 11) "Music Use It" – Lalomie Washburn
 * 12) "Longevity" – J-Live

Volume 2 (1998)

 * 1) "Then Came You" – Euphonic feat. Kevin Yost
 * 2) "Sandworms" – Andy Caldwell vs. Darkhorse
 * 3) "Piano Grand" – Tony D
 * 4) "That Time of Day (Again)" – Jaywalkers
 * 5) "Poppy's Song" – Big Muff
 * 6) "Made in the Shade" – Deadbeats
 * 7) "Cutee" – Spacehopper
 * 8) "Make ME Happy" (DJ Spinna original mix) – Cooly's Hot Box
 * 9) "If I Fall" (Jay's Urban dub) – Naked Music NYC
 * 10) "How Sweet It Is" – Mr Scruff feat. Mark Rae
 * 11) "Liquid" (instrumental) – L-Fudge
 * 12) "Sunday Night" – DJ Migs
 * 13) "Lyrics and Vibes" – Smoke No Bones
 * 14) "Un Pépé Dans La Dentelle" – Pépé Bradock
 * 15) Hidden track

Volume 3 (2001)

 * 1) "California Suite" (Vagabond mix) – King Kooba
 * 2) "De La Bass" (Mousse T's Def mix) (instrumental) – Raw Instinct
 * 3) "Vibrate" – The Basement Khemist
 * 4) "De La Bass" (Mousse T's Def mix) (vocal) – Raw Instinct
 * 5) "Relax Your Mind" – DJ Presto
 * 6) "Taste of Funk" – Mateo & Matos
 * 7) "Dedicated" – Dynamic Syncopation
 * 8) "Do It" – Daddy's Favourite
 * 9) "Flirtation" – Herb Alpert
 * 10) "Collage" – Urban Backcountry
 * 11) "Jazz Cop" (Mix: LP Version) – Gripper
 * 12) "Schooled in the Trade" – People Under The Stairs
 * 13) "Seven Steps Behind" – Polyrhythm Addicts
 * 14) "Trackrunners" – Unspoken Heard
 * 15) "Do It" (instrumental) – Mountain Brothers
 * 16) "Rock Box" (instrumental) – Que D
 * 17) "Sneakin'" – Jaffa
 * 18) "Streamline" – Slide 5
 * 19) "Philadelphia" – Bahamadia

Volume 4 (2002)

 * 1) "A Little Soul" (Petestrumental) – Pete Rock
 * 2) "Hot Bananas" – Scienz of Life
 * 3) "Suite for Beaver, Pt. 1" – People Under The Stairs
 * 4) "Truth In Position" – Maspyke
 * 5) "Chicago Babe" – Trankilou
 * 6) "Wiggle and Giggle" – Joshua
 * 7) "Shoplif" (instrumental) – Ripshop feat. Mr Lif
 * 8) "Keep You Head Up" – Laurne'a
 * 9) "Original Beats" – DJ Slave
 * 10) "No" – Fat Jon
 * 11) "Mellow Soul Fruit" – Wick Wack
 * 12) "Listen" – Benny Blanko
 * 13) "Phone Tap" – Bernal Boogie
 * 14) "Irreconcilable" – Sub-Conscious
 * 15) "Seems to Know" – Julius Papp & Dave Warrin
 * 16) "Find Yourself" – Spacehopper
 * 17) "Seven Days" – Tek 9
 * 18) "Big Fish" – Dubble D
 * 19) "Bath Music" – Greyboy

Volume 5 (2005)

 * 1) "Afros in Ya" – J Boogie's Dubtronic Science
 * 2) "The Tribute" – Colossus
 * 3) "Autumn's Evening Breeze" – The Sound Providers
 * 4) "Comin' Thru" – DJ Nu-Mark feat. Chali 2na
 * 5) "Come Down" – Red Astaire
 * 6) "Flow" (Fluid instrumental mix) – Zion I
 * 7) "Nostalgia" – DJ Spinna
 * 8) "Cali Spaces" (original mix) – Mark Farina
 * 9) "Funky For You" – Blu Bizness
 * 10) "Puttin' In Work" (instrumental) – Wee Bee Foolish
 * 11) "Hollywood" – DJ Dez
 * 12) "Music Makes The World Go Round" – Jazz Liberatorz
 * 13) "Maintain" (instrumental) – Strange Fruit Project
 * 14) "Back In '92" (instrumental) – DJ Presto feat. Lowd
 * 15) "You Like My Style" – Shortie No Mass
 * 16) "Here's The Proof" – The Earl
 * 17) "Modern Women's Short Stories" – Jonny Alpha
 * 18) "The Kick Clap" (instrumental) – Starving Artists Crew
 * 19) "It's A Love Thing" (instrumental) – Pete Rock
 * 20) "The Yacht Club" – Thes One
 * 21) "Nic's Groove" – The Foreign Exchange

Volume 6 (2008)

 * 1) "This Beat" – The Jazzual Suspects
 * 2) "Fool's Competition" – Smooth Current
 * 3) "Baaaby" – Ta'Raach
 * 4) "Groovin'" – Kero One
 * 5) "Jamal 141" – Jamal
 * 6) "Dopebeatz" – Colossus
 * 7) "Calm Down" (instrumental) – Brawdcast
 * 8) "Alive" (instrumental) – J Boogie's Dubtronic Science feat. Crown City Rockers
 * 9) "Scene #2 (instrumental)" – Gagle
 * 10) "Just Checkin'" (J's Stripped Down instrumental) – Uneaq
 * 11) "The What" – Colossus
 * 12) "Bodysnatchin' (On The Isle)" (instrumental) – Rubberoom
 * 13) "Wasn't Really Worth My Time" – Flash
 * 14) "Life" – Mark Farina
 * 15) "Ba Dada" – The Jazzual Suspects
 * 16) "Untitled 005" – Super Smoky Soul
 * 17) "Way Back When" – Choice37
 * 18) "Transit" – Colossus
 * 19) "Day At The Beach" – J Boogie's Dubtronic Science
 * 20) "Reflections" – Dave Allison

Volume 7 (2010)

 * 1) "Down The Road" – Lurob
 * 2) "Macheeto" – Slakah the Beatchild
 * 3) "Colorblind" – Nathan G
 * 4) "Southern Plumperz'" – Andy Caldwell feat. Rico de Largo
 * 5) "More" – Joshua Heath
 * 6) "It's The Beat" – Tommy Largo
 * 7) "Bad Back" – King Kooba
 * 8) "Introduce (SLAP Mix)" – Colossus
 * 9) "Just Move" – Uneaq
 * 10) "(Never Been To) California" – Jazz Spastiks
 * 11) "Live Forever" – Mark Oakland
 * 12) "Night Time" – Tommy Largo
 * 13) "Please Be Mine" – Derek Dunbar
 * 14) "Walking The Dog" – Giano & Michael Knight
 * 15) "Amber Leaf" – Jazz Spastiks
 * 16) "Stressin'" – The Hue (Tim K and JT Donaldson) feat. Kissey Asplund
 * 17) "Living For The Rush" – Slakah the Beatchild
 * 18) "All Night" – Billa Qause
 * 19) "Brooklyn's Groove" – Dave Allison

Volume 8 (2016)

 * 1) "Intro"
 * 2) "Crawfish & Chips" – QSTN
 * 3) "Best Believe" – Emapea
 * 4) "Duke" – DJ Spinna
 * 5) "Rain Drops" – Freddie Joachim
 * 6) "Hear It From You" – Freddie Joachim feat. Lauren Santiago
 * 7) "Strictly Business" The Slipmat Brothers
 * 8) "You Dig?" – Jenova 7
 * 9) "Chalkboard" – Jazzual Suspects
 * 10) "Ride" – Freddie Joachim
 * 11) "Night Light" – PH-Wert
 * 12) "Focus Point" – Fredfades & Eikrem
 * 13) "Lil Boy" – Riccio
 * 14) "Orange" – Emapea
 * 15) "Bright Lights" – George Kelly feat. Andre Espeut & BnC (Instrumental)
 * 16) "Economy Of Movement" – The Slipmat Brothers
 * 17) "Body Boogie" – Sunner Soul
 * 18) "Real Fungi" – Colossus
 * 19) "Quiet Blues" – PH-Wert
 * 20) "Basement Jazz" – Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee
 * 21) "Blue (Extended)" – The Deli
 * 22) "Slow It Down" – Colossus
 * 23) "I Still Don’t (Pt. II)" – Larry de Kat

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De bonis non administratis

De bonis non administratis, Latin for "of goods not administered," is a legal term for assets remaining in an estate after the death or removal of the estate administrator. The second administrator is called the administrator de bonis non and distributes the remaining assets. In the United States's Uniform Probate Code, these titles have been replaced by successor personal representative.

The most common cause of a grant of de bonis non by a court is where the administrator dies. However, it can also be granted in cases where the chain of representation is broken. Such would happen, for example, when the executor of a will has obtained probate, but then dies intestate. (Normally, if the executor dies testate, the representation passes to the executor of the first executor's estate upon probate of the latter's own will. This is governed by Section 7 of the Administration of Estates Act 1925 (15 & 16 Geo. 5. c. 23) in the United Kingdom.)

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Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site

Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area, and Haida Heritage Site, usually referred to simply as Gwaii Haanas, is located in southernmost Haida Gwaii (formerly known as Queen Charlotte Islands), 130 km off the mainland of British Columbia, Canada. Gwaii Haanas protects an archipelago of 138 islands, the largest being Moresby Island and the southernmost being Kunghit Island. "Gwaii Haanas" means "Islands of Beauty" in X̱aayda kíl, a southern dialect of the Haida language.

The Haida Heritage Site is within the territory of the Haida people, who have lived in Haida Gwaii for at least 14,000 years. Ḵ'aygang.nga (the Haida canon of oral histories) say Haida lived in Gwaii Haanas when the first trees arrived at Xaagyah Gwaay.yaay (Bolkus Islands) as glaciers retreated. Pollen samples indicate trees first arrived 14,500 years ago.

Numerous films have covered Gwaii Haanas, including the 2011 short National Parks Project, directed by Scott Smith and scored by Sarah Harmer, Jim Guthrie and Bry Webb.

Establishing Gwaii Haanas
From the 1970s through the early 1980s, plans to expand logging to Burnaby Island led to controversy, and the first concerted efforts to protect Gwaii Haanas. The "South Moresby Wilderness Proposal" was drawn up in an effort to stem natural resource exploitation.

To prevent logging, the Haida Nation designated the "Haida Heritage Site" in 1985, encompassing roughly the southern third of the archipelago. Importantly, the Heritage site included a swath of land and sea, both terrestrial and marine areas. However, logging continued, amidst legal and political battles. In 1987, logging ended when the governments of Canada and British Columbia signed the South Moresby Memorandum of Understanding.

This accord led to the South Moresby Agreement a year later, which created South Moresby National Park Reserve. It was not a full national park; it was an area reserved to become a national park, because there were outstanding claims to land ownership among federal and tribal governments. But the measure safeguarded the area, and permitted shared stewardship. It would be managed as if it were a national park, pending land claims.

Cooperative management
In 1993, the Government of Canada and the Council of the Haida Nation signed the Gwaii Haanas Agreement, which changed the name of the national park reserve to a native name. This Agreement expresses respect for both Canadian and Haida designations and interests, and includes a mutual commitment to the protection of Gwaii Haanas. Because the park reserve and the Haida Heritage Site nearly coincide (on land), its official name reflected both designations: Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site.

Based on the Agreement, Gwaii Haanas is cooperatively managed by the Archipelago Management Board (AMB), which is made up of an equal number of representatives from the Council of Haida Nation and the Government of Canada. The AMB is responsible for all aspects of planning, operation, and management of Gwaii Haanas.

Gwaii Haanas National Marine Conservation Area Reserve
For the Haida, the marine and terrestrial environments are inseparable. The boundary between earth and ocean exists only on a map. Such is not the case with the park reserve. While the heritage site includes both land and sea, the national park reserve overlaps with only the terrestrial portion of the site. The Gwaii Haanas Agreement provided for native–federal negotiations on managing the marine portion of the site, which eventually bore fruit in 2010 when an enveloping protected area was created. Like the national park reserve it surrounds, the marine reserve is reserved for future designation to full park system status, pending sea claim settlements.

Meantime, the Gwaii Haanas NMCAR will balance protecting marine ecosystems, while also allowing ecolgocially sustainable use. This includes traditional harvesting, recreational and commercial fishing.

The appearance of "Haida Heritage Site" in both the names of the national park reserve and the marine reserve is a duplication of name, but not of reference. As part of the national park reserve name, it refers to the terrestrial portion of the site. As part of the marine reserve name, it refers to the marine portion of the site. Still, there are areas of the heritage site—both land and sea—which are outside both federal reserves. These are all in the northernmost parts of the site.

Gwaii Haanas National Marine Conservation Area Reserve, which covers 3,400 square kilometres, is "a primary feeding habitat" of the humpback whale (North Pacific population) protected by Canada's Species at Risk Act (SARA).

With the NMCAR established, nearly 5,000 square kilometres of Gwaii Haanas are protected. This is one of the only places in the world where a representative area is protected from mountain top to ocean depth.

Gwaii Haanas Crest
The AMB's crest, crafted by local Haida artist Giits x aa, was created to represent the unique joint management relationship. The AMB chose the sea otter and the sea urchin because of the creatures' significance in the history and tradition of the protected area, and because of their ecological significance.

Populations of sea urchin, a kelp-grazing species, were once kept in check by sea otters, ensuring an abundance of kelp and species that depend upon kelp communities. With the extirpation of sea otters during the Maritime Fur Trade, the natural balance between species in the community was disturbed. As a result, the sea urchin population has increased dramatically over time and the health of kelp forests is threatened. The loss of the sea otter is a powerful reminder of the vulnerability of individual species and entire ecosystems.

World Heritage and National Historic Site Haida Village
Ninstints (Nan Sdins) or SG̱ang Gwaay Llnaagay on Anthony Island, located in the southernmost part of Gwaii Haanas, just west of Kunghit Island, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Historic site of Canada in 1981. The remains of a Haida village on the eastern side of the island — SG̱ang Gwaay Llnaagay — represent an outstanding example of a traditional Northwest Coast First Nations village site, complete with standing totem poles and the remains of cedar longhouses.

Haida people have a continuing presence at SG̱ang Gwaay and four other village sites between May and September as part of the Haida Gwaii Watchmen Program. Between two and four Watchmen live at each site serving as guardians to protect the natural and cultural heritage of these sites.

Other historical villages within the boundaries of Gwaii Haanas included Cumshewa, Clew (Tanu) and Djí-gua.

Potential expansion
In 2004, Parks Canada, on behalf of the Government of Canada, added the entirety of Gwaii Haanas to its tentative list of potential future World Heritage Sites, pending approval by UNESCO.

Terrain and climate
The landscapes of Gwaii Haanas vary from deep fjords to rugged mountains, salmon spawning streams to sub-alpine tundra. Close to 90% of Gwaii Haanas is forested, with 9% alpine and sub-alpine tundra. The remaining 1% is made up of lakes and wetlands.

As water drains from the highest mountains - including the rugged San Christoval Range with peaks over 1100 m - it helps fill over 40 freshwater lakes. In turn, this water drains through more than 100 salmon spawning streams. The reserve also includes Hotspring Island, also called G̱andll K'in Gwaayaay in the Haida language, an island with a hot spring.

A small off-the-grid community, located in Rose Harbour, Kunghit Island, is on the only private piece of land in the Southern Gwaii Haanas area. The community's economy is mostly based on small-scale ecotourism, where it is possible to find accommodation, meals, guides and sea kayaking. The Rose Harbour property was an important whaling station off the North Coast of British Columbia until the 1940s.

Flora
The west coast of Gwaii Haanas can receive over 4000 mm of rain annually. Extreme exposure to wind and rain makes the forests on the west coast boggy and stunted, and tree species are dominated by western red cedar and hemlock. Forests of the leeward (eastern) side of Gwaii Haanas are classic coastal temperate rainforest. Dominant overstory species include large western hemlock, Sitka spruce and western red cedar trees.

Fauna
Distinct island flora and fauna have evolved over thousands of years. Species here often differ from those found on the mainland. Many common continental species are not found on the islands, or have evolved into unique subspecies such as the black bear which is larger than its mainland cousin. Other species have been introduced relatively recently, such as the Sitka deer, ermine, raccoon, squirrel and beaver. Introduced species now exist in large numbers, much to the detriment of native plants and animals.

An estimated 750,000 seabirds nest along the shoreline of Gwaii Haanas from May through August. Many are burrow-nesters, such as the rhinoceros auklet, ancient murrelet and tufted puffin. Bald eagles are a common sight and nest in trees along the coastline. Because the islands are situated along the Pacific Flyway, dozens of species of migrating birds stop here in spring and fall.

Access
Gwaii Haanas has been recognized for its pristine environment and sustainable management practices. It is a very remote location, accessible by sea kayak, boat, or chartered floatplane only. An orientation is mandatory for all visitors before entry.

Affiliations
The museum is affiliated with: CMA, CHIN, and Virtual Museum of Canada.


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Talk:Eric (novel)

Abbreviation

 *  Faust Eric (commonly abbreviated F^HE)

- Does anyone know why? I've never heard of this abbriviation (let alone understand why) --Cuahl 22:10, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * See ^H, which I've linked into the article now. violet/riga (t) 13:39, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Ahh, now it all makes sense. Cheers mate, Cuahl 16:57, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * I've still never seen that abbreviation myself, anywhere. Mrjeff 11:05, 28 December 2006 (UTC)
 * It's a pretty confusing way to start the article, though; maybe it should be in a Trivia section? Echidnaboy 10:16, 3 April 2007 (UTC)

Duplicate ISBN
Is there a reason for the ISBN 0575051914 to be listed as both the non-illustrated hard-cover and as a paperback version? – Quoth 01:07, 21 November 2005 (UTC)

The changing of Hell to being like a Hotel is a parody of Huis Clos by Jean-Paul Sartre. Could anybody properly cite this? — Preceding unsigned comment added by MKozachek (talk • contribs) 00:03, 13 March 2007

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Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza

The Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza (NOCS) (Central Security Task Group) is the police tactical unit of the Polizia di Stato, one of Italy's national police forces. It operates under the command of the Direzione Centrale della Polizia di Prevenzione (Central Directorate for the Anti-Terrorism Police).

History

In 1974 the Chief of the Polizia di Stato Anti-Terrorism Bureau, Emilio Santillo, announced the necessity to establish a tactical unit with the capability to arrest known terrorists and to support the local counter-terrorism field office. Personnel were selected from Police Sports Group "Fiamme Oro ("Gold Flames"), particularly trained in martial arts. The 35-man team was denominated "counter-commando unit" and commanded by Maj. Andrea Sgandurra, an officer with counter-insurgency experiences, and a skilled proponent of hand-to-hand combat skills. After one year of training (offensive driving, sniping, various shooting skills, and a tactical assault course) in 1975 the unit became operational and immediately started mission against the left wing terrorist organization NAP ("Nuclei Armati Proletari", Proletarian Armed Service). Later they operated against the right wing group "New Order", which resulted in the arrests of well-known terrorists Gentile Schiavone and Pierluigi Concutelli. In 1978, the Italian government decided to modify the structure of the Anti-Terrorist Bureau to improve its capabilities. This change resulted in the formation of SISMI (military intelligence), SISDE (civilian intelligence), and a police counter-terrorism agency (Ufficio Centrale per le Investigazioni Generali e le Operazioni Speciali (UCIGOS) also known as the Central Office for General Investigations and Special Operations). This office was the only responsible for Italian counter-terrorism. The UCIGOS's tactical unit became the NOCS (Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza, Central Security Operations Service), the old counter-commando unit with far more operatives, training, and responsibilities. During its 22 years of existence, NOCS has performed more than 4,500 missions and 205 arrests. The 25–42 operatives studied terrorist methodology and created innovative tactics procedures. Their motto is Sicut Nox Silentes (As Silent as Night).

In 1982 under the tactical command of Captain Edoardo Perna a 12-man section, without firing a single shot, freed Brigadier General James Dozier, who had been held hostage by Red Brigades terrorists. In the following years NOCS expanded in size and capabilities and under new command, then Major Maurizio Genolini, became a full-fledged counter-terrorism unit, with capabilities of operations on aircraft, trains, buses, embassies, and stadium areas and established good relations with several counter-terrorism units in the western world.

Recently, NOCS has undergone another change and become the Anti-Terrorism Special Operations Division. The unit improved capabilities in C3I and a computer and video section was added. NOCS was innovative regarding the incorporation of computers in training formalizing this with the addition of a separate video section. NOCS also expanded its training in VIP protection and driving, augmented by training with the well-established United States Secret Service. This relationship sparked the creation of a unit similar in form and function to United States Secret Service counter-terrorism teams as well. VIP protection is not a main mission for NOCS, but they are responsible for this duty when high risk personalities come to Italy.

In 2017, NOCS revealed that a female operator, known as "Marta", become part of the operational unit of the department, one of the first cases in European law enforcement where a woman is recruited in a police-tactical unit.

Structure
Today, SOD/NOCS have three tactical assault teams and one protection division. All operatives have HALO jump training, explosive ordnance disposal training, sniper and combat shooting. Several operatives have scuba diving training as well. SOD has a logistics branch with specialized personnel in support of operatives. NOCS has several specialized vehicles, operated by specially trained drivers. The basic training last six months and is followed by an advance training program lasting an additional six months.

Prospective recruits must have at least four years of service with the PS and be at least 28 years old when they enlist.

Equipment

 * Glock handguns
 * Colt Python revolver
 * Beretta 92FS pistol
 * Beretta Px4 Storm pistol
 * Sako TRG sniper rifle
 * Beretta ARX-160 assault rifle
 * Heckler & Koch G36C assault rifle
 * H&K MP5 submachine gun
 * Socimi Type 821 submachine gun
 * Heckler & Koch MP7 submachine gun
 * Franchi SPAS-12 shotgun
 * HK PSG-1 sniper rifle

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User talk:Nigosh

=What has been said...=

Welcome!

Hello,, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers: I hope you enjoy editing here and being a Wikipedian! Please sign your name on talk pages using four tildes (~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. If you need help, check out Where to ask a question, ask me on my talk page, or place  on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. Again, welcome! , SqueakBox 22:11, Jun 11, 2005 (UTC)
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Ni-be-ni-me-ni-cucurigu
At Ni-be-ni-me-ni-cucurigu: do you really think Lulla Rosenfeld merits a link? -- Jmabel | Talk 05:35, Jun 21, 2005 (UTC)
 * Her main claim to fame is as a translator of Yiddish texts into English; also that she is Jacob Adler's granddaughter and translated and annotated his memoir. When she was younger she did some stage acting (but is not particularly famous as an actress), and I believe she's done some adapatations of texts for the stage. According to IMDB, she adapted one novel for film (Paris Blues, 1961, not a hit although it had a great cast). As far as I know, that's about it. Seems to me to be just below the threshold of who I'd write an article about, though I wouldn't nominate it for VfD if someone else did. Unless I'm missing something big, like many authors, she is a citable source, but not really of encyclopedic notability in her own right. -- Jmabel | Talk 20:49, Jun 21, 2005 (UTC)

69.50.#.#
How do Thue. Noticed you have blocked one address at the above prefix. Please be aware that this is only one of many IPs producing linkspam from associated IPs (Atrivo/Psychz), see User:Nigosh/linkspammers for a bit more history. Vandalism in progress has (most of) them logged; it looks like the actor works on a couple of campaigns a week. Additionally, seems now to be starting to seed some pages and then spamming each of them later from a different IP. I think that this activity requires more than a one day ban to a single IP. Do you think that a rather larger, more categorical ban (i.e. 69.50.160.0 - 69.50.191.255) might get the point across. Nigosh 00:49, 21 July 2005 (UTC)

 * I am reluctant to ban such a large IP range. I have added some comments to the VIP page. Thue | talk 09:39, 21 July 2005 (UTC)

 * I'm not. Given their continued spam vandalism (spamdalism?), I've blocked the 69.50 range for a year. They're a host, and no edits should be originating from there anyway. -- Cyrius|✎ 01:19, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

Articles for deletion/David Haseltine
Hey, I see you restored the prod tag on David Haseltine. Don't do that. As the prod notice states, removing the tag is the correct way of objecting to the deletion. Prod is for uncontroversial deletions only. See the proposed policy at Proposed deletion. If someone objects, don't put the tag back on, move it to AfD.

So I moved it to AfD for you. NickelShoe 23:23, 4 March 2006 (UTC)

Sandbox/Dead End
Please only add one roll at a time to each of the games, as per the instructions at the top of the page. To this end I've removed all of the rolls and words you added except the first one. This keeps it entertaining for everybody who plays and gives people an equal chance of winning. Thryduulf 14:43, 12 March 2006 (UTC)

Category:Cricket subcategories nominated for deletion
I have nominated Category:Cricket subcategories for deletion here. This is just a courtesy note because you took part in an earlier inconclusive debate on the same subject, and may wish to comment on this one. If you're not interested, please forgive the intrusion. Stephen Turner (Talk) 12:11, 12 April 2006 (UTC)

email
Did you receive my email? —AldeBaer 18:46, 2 June 2007 (UTC)

 * I did, but at present, having taken another look at wikipediareview, I don't see that their stated policies regarding the posting of personal information should be reason to expunge all direct reference the site's existence from wikipedia:

 * "We do not allow posting of the address or phone number of WR members or Wikipedians to public areas of the website. In cases where identifying the employer of such persons would lead to the revelation of such personal information, that also would be considered unacceptable. Defamatory (i.e. both untrue and malicious) statements will be removed; accusations which could be construed as defamatory should not be made without providing compelling evidence. Any Wikipedian who wishes to dispute statements on this site is welcome to become a member and, within the bounds of decorum that operate here, rebut them."

 * It may be somewhat bellicose, but given the robust nature of the discussion, that is not unexpected.

 * I shall not leave this response on your talk page, as I expect it will only cause you and I grief because of the "gratuitous" use of WR linking - Nigosh 09:51, 4 June 2007 (UTC)

 * For the (and my) record, here is the email:

 * Hey there,

 * I'm writing you with regard to the link to WikipediaReview.com on your user page. I'm not going to make any unilateral changes to another user page unless necessary, but as you may know, there are attempts at outing the identities of several Wikipedia users actively being pursued on that website, which thus qualifies as an "attack site".

 * I assure you that I'm fully aware of the argument brought forward by people sympathetic to WR, that there are not only subpages containing attacks and that some threads may even contain legitimate criticism. However, it's very easy to get from such a subpage to one with potentially dangerous attacks against Wikipedians with very few klicks.

 * If it weren't for actual cases of stalking and harassment, I wouldn't care either way. But as it is, there have been such instances, and I'd therefore like to ask you to remove that link from your user page. We shouldn't be working to increase the readership of such websites unless they vigorously remove attacking content.

 * Best regards,

 * Nigosh 22:14, 5 June 2007 (UTC)

Nigosh, I suggest you read Requests for arbitration/MONGO, especially the Principles. To summarise, there are sites which regularly engage in harassment of Wikipedians; this has led in some cases to real life harassment, to threats against families, to phonecalls to workplaces, etc. You may not post links to such sites, and you will be blocked if you persist. I see that you have already been made aware of this by email, and, following that, you reverted a user who removed such links. Don't post those links again, or you may be blocked. If I've removed anything that you feel you need for your own records, to keep on your hard disk and refer to as needed, feel absolutely free to ask, and I'm happy to email it to you in private. Regards. ElinorD (talk) 20:51, 23 June 2007 (UTC)

 * ElinorD, firstly, congratulations on your recent adminship. Now, you have deleted my page history, so I will have to respond from memory of the content and events; AldeBaer's email related solely to wikipediareview.com, and MONGO's deletion was of WR, wikipedia-watch.org, and wikitruth.info. Your action removed those sites, plus a link to antisocialmedia.net, a linksearch on WR and others, (so yes, please do email me the deleted material). I will for the time being, refrain from linking to these sites, as I don't want a revert war or to have my history deleted again, but the deletions made by you and MONGO included sites that I was not aware were subject to any prohibition, and as wikitruth has its own page and is linked to from here, I don't see how you can justify its deletion at all.

 * Since these WP pages, and  critical of wikipedia continue to link to such "sites which regularly engage in harassment" (attack sites), I feel somewhat victimised by your actions. While there is no consensus on what an attack site is, I don't see how I can know when a site might contain personal information within it (I'm not interested in that kind of personal information, and so will not waste my time searching for it). None of the links I had were to anything more than the front page (or in WR's case, an additional one to it's stated policy of NOT condoning publication of personal information). I particularly object to your deletion of my user page history. The MONGO case you cite above has, I can see, resulted in the complete link redaction of ED, but the only policy I can find is No_personal_attacks, which refers specifically to the removal of "Links or references to off-site attacks or privacy violations against Wikipedians"; this, to me, means a link to a page that attacks or "outs" a wikipedian, not the whole site. If any site should not be linked to, then blacklist it (as ED and kapitalism.net has been).

 * What do I have to do to find out if a site is regarded (more or less informally and tacitly) as an attack site? Do I have to post the link (e.g. this one for example) and await the ton of bricks that may fall upon me (or not if it goes unnoticed or does not, in fact qualify as an "attack site")?

 * My response to those Principles:
 * Harrassment - It is unacceptable to harass another user. Agreed.
 * Combatting harassment - Any user, including an administrator using administrative powers, may remove or otherwise defeat attempts at harassment of a user. This includes harassment directed at the user themselves. I am harassing nobody, and have not linked to any such harassment.
 * Links to attack site - sites may be removed by any user; such removals are exempt from 3RR. Deliberately linking to an attack site may be grounds for blocking. See above, what is an attack site, how can I know that a site is To Be Forgotten (yes I do understand WP:BEANS), or are we now being asked to treat any site critical of WP as such.
 * Solidarity - Wikipedia users, especially administrators, will not permit a user under attack to be isolated, but will support them. This may include reverting harassing edits, protecting or deleting pages, blocking users, or taking other appropriate action. Agreed, but this support should also extend to those who feel they are being attacked from within WP.
 * Guilt by association - Participation in a website which spoofs or criticizes Wikipedia is not an actionable offense in itself. Very generous, although for the record, I have not participated in any of the above mentioned sites.
 * Requests for deletion - Involvement by Wikipedia users in debates regarding deletion, even of subjects they are involved in, is not an actionable offense. Quite reasonable.
 * Support of harassment - Users who link to webpages which attack or harass other users or to sites which regularly engage in such activity are responsible for their actions No_personal_attacks. Until those sites linked to above are redacted and blacklisted in the same way that ED has been, I can't see what I am doing wrong by linking to them alongside the many other users and many hundreds of special pages revealed by linksearching.
 * Karma - Users, especially administrators, who are associated, or suspected of association, with sites which are hypercritical of Wikipedia can expect their Wikipedia activities as well as their activities on the hypercritical website, to be closely monitored. True, but similarly, users, especially administrators (and higher), can expect their public activities to be closely monitored (Digital data can bite you in the ass, researcher warns). NB I am NOT condoning stalking in any way, but once you start to do things in the digital domain, you must expect that any activity you engage in will leave traces, (except for oversight of course;).
 * Users may edit anonymously - Users, including administrators, may choose whether to disclose their real-world identities on Wikipedia or to edit anonymously. All fair and good, I'm fairly anonymous myself (I hope).
 * Many edit anonymously - For a variety of reasons, a majority of Wikipedians, including many administrators, edit anonymously. It is believed the opportunity to edit anonymously increases participation. ditto.
 * Outing sites as attack sites - A website that engages in the practice of publishing private information concerning the identities of Wikipedia participants will be regarded as an attack site whose pages should not be linked to from Wikipedia pages under any circumstances. See response to 3 & 7.
 * In summary, show me the policy and I'm happy to comply, but while there is debate over what the policy should be, I feel justified in using my own judgement, in conjunction with good natured discussion, and assuming good faith to keep myself (and others) aware of all points of view on what WP is, and how others perceive it.
 * Nigosh 15:05, 24 June 2007 (UTC)

Farmers and Peasants
Hey Nigosh... didnt know how else to reach you. Basically i think the relationship and differences between farmers and peasants should be noted in wikipedia, and thus made the appropriate changes to both pages... which you reverted. How is a peasant an "agricultural worker" but not a farmer? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 81.39.3.19 (talk • contribs).

Request For Rollback
I have fulfilled your request for Rollback. Best Wishes. Pedro : Chat  14:13, 10 January 2008 (UTC)

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davfs2
Hi Nigosh, awhile back, you copy-edited the davfs2 article. It's now going through an AfD... If you have time could you help with the article? I did some of the lastest work trying to improve it, but it may be insufficient to keep it around. Please help if you can/care. --Mokhov (talk) 05:07, 15 September 2009 (UTC)

You are now a Reviewer
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Proposed deletion of Mark Thomas (flutist)

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Pakistan Oppressed Nations Movement

The Pakistan Oppressed Nations Movement (PONM) was an alliance of several nationalist parties in Pakistan: Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party, Awami Tehreek, Balochistan National Party (Mengal), Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, Seraiki movement etc.

Prominent leaders of PONM were Sardar Ataullah Mengal, Mehmood Khan Achakzai, Rasool Bux Palijo, Dr. Qadir Magsi, Syed Jalal Mehmood Shah and other Sindhi, Baluch, Pashtun and Seraiki ethnic nationalists. Although it was not a political party, but a grouping of ethnic nationalist parties, they support each other's candidates in election. They constitute a large group in Balochistan provisional assembly, where they have won a total of ten out of sixty-six seats. It is present in Sindh as well, but was more popular in Balochistan.

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CC's

CC's (pronounced sea-seas and short for “corn chips”) is an Australian brand of flavoured tortilla chips produced since the early 1980s, originally by The Smith's Snackfood Company, and currently by Snack Brands Australia. CC's are predominantly sold in Australia and come in assorted flavours. CC's were also sold in New Zealand until Bluebird Foods (the owner of the CC's brand in New Zealand) decided to locally produce the American brand Doritos in March 2010. However, the CC's brand returned to New Zealand shelves for a limited run in 2019, and will return for a second run in 2023. CC's are 100% Australian manufactured.

The chips are made of ground corn, vegetable oil, and seasoning. The full ingredients list is corn, vegetable oils (sunflower, palmolein), milk solids (cheese powder), food acids (270, 330, 331), flavour enhancers (621, 627, 631), starch (wheat, maize), vegetable powders (onion, tomato, garlic), salt, sugar, herbs, spice (cumin), flavour (natural and nature identical), yeast extract, vegetable extract (soy, wheat), antioxidants (304, 306).

Flavours
CC's have four main flavours, original, tasty cheese, Tangy Salsa and nacho cheese. From time to time, CC's release tangy BBQ flavour. They recently added a limited edition" three cheese fiesta" in 2021.

Promotion
CC's have been marketing with the tagline "You can't say no" since the beginning of 1980s, with the most notable campaign featuring The Simpsons during 1998. Since Arnotts sale of Snack Foods Limited, CC's have been marketed as being 100% Australian owned and made.

Simpsons commercials
In June 1998, The Simpsons featured on a set of television commercials with each commercial involving Homer Simpson wanting Bart Simpson's CC's, so Bart would make Homer do an outlandish stunt (a dare) to get them. Homer would never succeed because of Bart. Each commercial ended with a pun on the famous tagline "You can't say no" with Dan Castellaneta saying "CC's, you can't say..." and then Homer would say "D'oh!".

These adverts were similar to the Butterfinger adverts that aired in the United States from 1988 to 2001. Even though the commercials only ran on Australian television, they have been included in the DVD release of season 10.

New Zealand
In New Zealand, CC's were marketed with the tagline "Only CC's is tasting like these".

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Jack Walker (ice hockey)

John Phillip "Jack" Walker (November 29, 1888 – February 16, 1950) was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played for the Toronto Blueshirts, Seattle Metropolitans, Victoria Cougars, and Detroit Cougars. He played in all the big professional leagues at the time: the National Hockey Association (NHA), Pacific Coast Hockey Association (PCHA), Western Canada Hockey League (WCHL), and National Hockey League (NHL).

Walker won three Stanley Cups in his career: in 1914 with the Toronto Blueshirts, in 1917 with the Seattle Metropolitans, and in 1925 with the Victoria Cougars. Goaltender Harry "Hap" Holmes and forward Frank Foyston were his teammates on all three Stanley Cup winning teams. Walker is one of only 11 players in Stanley Cup history to win the Cup with three or more different teams.

Outside of his three Stanley Cup victories Walker also appeared in four other instances where his team played for the Stanley Cup, either in challenge games or in Stanley Cup series: in 1911 with Port Arthur Lake City, in 1919 and 1920 with the Seattle Metropolitans, and in 1926 with the Victoria Cougars. In 1911, 1920 and 1926 he was on the losing side of either the challenge game or the series, and in 1919 the Stanley Cup series between the Seattle Metropolitans and the Montreal Canadiens was cancelled because of the Spanish flu pandemic.

Port Arthur
Born in Silver Mountain, Ontario Walker grew up in Port Arthur, Ontario (present day Thunder Bay), where his parents had lived since 1870. He played with the Port Arthur Lake City team in the New Ontario Hockey League (NOHL) from 1907–1912. On March 16, 1911, he and teammate Eddie Carpenter played for the Port Arthur Hockey Club against the Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey Association (NHA) for the Stanley Cup. Carpenter and Walker each scored a goal, but the Port Arthur team lost 4-13 in front of 3,000 spectators at the Laurier Avenue Arena in Ottawa.

Impressed by Walker's play in the Stanley Cup challenge game the Ottawa Senators tried to land him for the 1911–12 season, but Walker declined the offer as he thought Port Arthur had a strong enough team to again compete for the Stanley Cup. For the 1911–12 season future Hockey Hall of Fame members Harry Cameron and Frank Nighbor joined the Port Arthur team from Pembroke, Ontario, but after the team defeated the Saskatoon Wholesalers 12-6 (11-1, 1-5) in a qualifying two-game series on March 2 and 4, 1912 for a chance to challenge the National Hockey Association champions (Quebec Bulldogs) for the Stanley Cup, Port Arthur nonetheless turned down the opportunity because they felt they had practically no chance to defeat the NHA champions.

Toronto Blueshirts
During the 1912–13 season, Walker and Eddie Carpenter played for the Moncton Victorias of the Maritime Professional Hockey League (MaPHL), and Walker also played one initial game with the Toronto Blueshirts of the NHA. Walker had first signed a contract with the Toronto club for the 1912–13 NHA season, but jumped contract to Moncton along with Fred Doherty after only one game in the NHA for a higher salary in the Maritimes. In 1913–14 Walker became a full time member of the Toronto Blueshirts.

Back in Toronto Walker helped the 1913–14 Toronto Blueshirts win the Stanley Cup by defeating the Montreal Canadiens. The two teams tied each other for first place in the NHA, and Toronto won the deciding playoffs 6-2 (0-2, 6-0) over two games on March 7 and 11. The Blueshirts then defeated the Victoria Aristocrats, champions of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association (PCHA), in three straight games 5-2, 6-5 and 2-1 between March 14 to 19.

Walker played with the Toronto Blueshirts also in 1914–15, but prior to the 1915–16 season Lester and Frank Patrick, the men behind the PCHA, took advantage of a turbulent situation in the NHA when Major Frank Robinson, owner of the Blueshirts, was about to sell his team to join the military. The Patricks raided the Blueshirts and created a new PCHA team in the Seattle Metropolitans, stocking it with Walker, Eddie Carpenter, Harry "Hap" Holmes, Frank Foyston and Carol "Cully" Wilson.

Seattle Metropolitans
In his second season with the Metropolitans, in 1916–17, Walker helped the American team to a first place finish in the PCHA, in front of the Vancouver Millionaires, Portland Rosebuds and Spokane Canaries. In the following Stanley Cup finals the Metropolitans defeated the Montreal Canadiens of the NHA 3 games to 1 to claim the Stanley Cup, making it the first time an American team had won the coveted trophy. World War I had a big impact on the game, and prior to the 1917–18 season Walker and Eddie Carpenter were stuck in Port Arthur working on a dry dock. They had been given exemption from the war on the condition that they continued with their employment in the city, which held them out from rejoining the Metropolitans in the PCHA. Walker and Carpenter instead played with different Port Arthur teams in the NOHL.

Back in the PCHA for the 1918–19 season Walker again helped the Metropolitans reach the Stanley Cup finals, a rematch against the Montreal Canadiens from two seasons prior. The 1919 series was a more even affair than the 1917 series but had to be cancelled with the teams tied at 2-2 in the best-of-five format due to the Spanish flu pandemic when several players on the Canadiens ended up sick in hospital. Joe Hall, a Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman on the Canadiens team, subsequently died of pneumonia, related to his influenza, in a hospital in Seattle on April 5, only four days after the series had been cancelled.

In 1919–20 Walker again helped the Metropolitans to the Stanley Cup finals, this time against the Ottawa Senators. The Senators, led offensively by Frank Nighbor, Walker's old teammate from Port Arthur during the 1911–12 season, won the series 3 games to 2 after a 6-1 decision in game five on April 1, 1920.

Victoria Cougars
Walker played four more seasons with the Metropolitans, but when the team folded after the 1923–24 season Walker, along with his longtime teammates Hap Holmes and Frank Foyston, joined the Victoria Cougars in the Western Canada Hockey League for the 1924–25 season. The Cougars, led offensively by their Icelandic-Canadian star forward Frank Fredrickson, only finished third in the 1924–25 WCHL standings, but they succeeded in winning the following league playoffs (defeating both the Saskatoon Crescents and the Calgary Tigers) which gave them the opportunity to play NHL champion Montreal Canadiens for the Stanley Cup. Walker, who had a modest regular season offensively speaking with the Cougars, turned it on for the playoffs, scoring 4 goals during the WCHL playoffs and 4 goals in the Stanley Cup finals, helping the Cougars defeat the Canadiens 3 games to 1 while being matched against the Canadiens young star forward Howie Morenz. The 1925 Victoria Cougars were the last non-NHL team to win the Stanley Cup.

In 1926 the team was back in the Stanley Cup finals after winning the WHL playoffs, but the Montreal Maroons of the NHL were too difficult to overcome, winning the series 3 games to 1, with Montreal goaltender Clint Benedict recording three shutouts in the series.

Later life
When the WHL folded after the 1925–26 season Walker moved along with the Victoria Cougars to Detroit and the NHL where the team became the Detroit Cougars. Walker, then aged 37, played two seasons with the Detroit Cougars in the NHL before he headed back to Seattle where he played three seasons with the Seattle Eskimos of the Pacific Coast Hockey League. During the 1931–32 and 1932–33 seasons Walker was a playing manager for the Hollywood Stars and the Oakland Sheiks respectively in the California Hockey League, a league where several other old PCHA stars such as Moose Johnson, Lloyd Cook and Fred "Smokey" Harris also played during their twilight years.

After his playing career Walker stayed on the West Coast where he was active as an ice hockey coach. He finally settled down in Seattle where he died on February 16, 1950, at the age of 61.

He was inducted posthumously into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1960.

Playing style
During his hockey career Walker played mostly as a rover (the archaic seven man game forward position between defense and the centre forward) or, in the six man game against opponents from the NHA, as a winger. He was a good stick-handler and had much speed, something which both the Ottawa Journal and the Ottawa Citizen complimented him on after the Port Arthur Lake City aggregation played the Ottawa Senators for the Stanley Cup on March 16, 1911.

Walker was a prominent two-way player who could make a difference at both ends of the rink, and he is often credited with introducing the hook check (a defensive technique in which the player sweeps or hooks his stick low to the ice in an effort to remove the puck from an opponent's stick) to the game of hockey. Walker's forward teammate on the 1911–12 Port Arthur Lake City team Frank Nighbor was another defensive specialist during the same era who excelled at both the poke check and the sweep check. In a 1960 interview with Bill Westwick of the Ottawa Journal, Nighbor claimed he had learned his famous poke checking technique by watching Walker while the two players were teammates in Port Arthur.

One instance in which Walker used his hook check with great success was during the 1917 Stanley Cup Finals against the Montreal Canadiens. The Canadiens had won the first game of the best-of-five series 8 goals to 4, but in game two Walker used his hook check effectively on Didier Pitre, one of the star forwards on the Montreal team who had scored four goals in the first game, helping his team hold the Canadiens to only one goal in a 6–1 victory. The Seattle Metropolitans then won game three 4-1 and game four 9-1, becoming the first American team in history to win the Stanley Cup.

Whether or not Walker came up with his hook checking technique by himself, or if he drew inspiration from contemporary players, is disputed. Both Joel Rochon and William "Bud" Saurel, two players from Fort William whom Walker played against in the NOHL, claimed to have originated the check. Rochon's claim was echoed by Fort William native Hockey Hall of Fame member Jack Adams who claimed Frank Nighbor must have learned his poke check after having played against Rochon and Fort William in the NOHL, something Nighbor himself denied. Harry Scott, a teammate of Walker with the 1912–13 Moncton Victorias and an opponent of him in the NOHL between 1907–1911, claimed that it was "Bud" Saurel who had taught Walker the check.

In an era that was known for a lot of on-ice violence Walker was known as a clean and gentlemanly player, which reflected not only in a comparatively low amount of penalty minutes but also in a comparatively low amount of serious injuries. One serious injury he did suffer happened during the 1921–22 season when he was hit over his already injured left hand in a game in Victoria on February 10 and blood-poisoning set in to the wound. He was taken to General Hospital in Vancouver where on February 13 he was operated on, and he later came back and finished the season.

Lester Patrick, the hockey mogul behind the PCHA and later a two-time Stanley Cup winning coach with the New York Rangers, had high praise for Walker, calling him "one of the greatest players who ever lived" in a 1950 Maclean's magazine interview, but he also stated that in comparison with contemporary players like Cyclone Taylor, Frank Nighbor, Howie Morenz, Eddie Shore, Moose Johnson, Ching Johnson and Frank Fredrickson, Walker, much like his Seattle Metropolitans teammate Frank Foyston, "lacked color" and "no matter how brilliant he was, he didn't bring the crowd to their feet."

Awards and achievements

 * Stanley Cup – 1914 with Toronto Blueshirts, 1917 with Seattle Metropolitans and 1925 with Victoria Cougars
 * PCHA First All-Star Team – 1920–21, 1921–22 and 1923–24
 * PCHA Second All-Star Team – 1916–17, 1918–19 and 1919–20

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Yarriambiack Creek

The Yarriambiack Creek, an inland intermittent watercourse of the Wimmera catchment, is located in the Wimmera region of the Australian state of Victoria. Rising on the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, the Yarriambiack Creek flows generally north and drains into Lake Coorong, one of a series of ephemeral lakes, northeast of.

Name
The name of the creek is thought to derive from Jarambuik, the name of a sub-group of the indigenous Wotjobaluk people, also once spelt Yarriambiac, Yarramberger and Yarrambeak.

Location and features

The Yarriambiack Creek is a distributary of the Wimmera River. It leaves the river near Drung Drung, approximately 20 km east of.

The watercourse flows northwards through and empties into Lake Coorong just east of. The watercourse flow is intermittent and depends almost entirely on the level of the Wimmera River. After not flowing for most of the previous 15 years, it flooded in September 2010 and January 2011. Water was released from the Wimmera River in 2012, flowed through the creek and ended in Warracknabeal. There are a number of weirs built along the creek to hold water. The Yarriambiack Creek descends 71 m over its 141 km course.

At Warracknabeal,, and Hopetoun there are picnic spots, camping areas, gardens and walking trails.

The creek is crossed by the Henty Highway at multiple points between Warracknabeal and Hopetoun.

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Marty Walsh (ice hockey, born 1884)

Martin Joseph Walsh (October 16, 1884 – March 27, 1915) was a Canadian amateur, later professional, ice hockey player. Walsh played for the Ottawa Senators, winning three Stanley Cups in 1909, 1910 and 1911 and is a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. He retired from ice hockey in 1912 and moved west to Edmonton to work. In 1914, Walsh contracted tuberculosis, succumbing to the disease in March 1915.

Early life
Walsh was born in Kingston, Ontario, the son of Michael and Catherine Walsh. Martin had an older sister Loretta and an older brother William. Walsh played junior hockey for the local Kingston Frontenacs. At seventeen, Walsh entered Queen's University.

Walsh played hockey for the Queen's senior hockey team from 1902 to 1906, where he was a teammate of George Richardson, and the team won the intercollegiate title in 1904 and 1906. The 1906 squad challenged for the Stanley Cup in 1906 against the Ottawa Senators. Walsh scored four goals in the two games of the series which was won by Ottawa. Walsh also played rugby football for Queen's, and was a member of their 1905 intercollegiate championship team.

Professional career
Walsh turned professional for the 1906–07 season with the Canadian Soo of the International Professional Hockey League (IPHL), playing only seven games due to a fractured left ankle.

Walsh was sought after by several clubs, including the Montreal Shamrocks and Montreal Wanderers, but he decided to sign with Ottawa. He joined the Ottawa Hockey Club in 1907 and played for the club for five seasons, winning Stanley Cups in 1909, 1910 and 1911. He was a high-scoring forward and in 1909, Marty scored 42 goals in 12 games, and in his career playoffs, he averaged over three points per game, an extraordinary feat.

When the National Hockey Association was formed late in 1909, Renfrew attempted to sign Ottawa's star players including Walsh, but Walsh re-signed with Ottawa. When Walsh re-signed with Ottawa, players Fred Lake and Albert Kerr decided to turn down their Renfrew offers. Commenting on the financial aspects of the game in December 1909, Walsh stated that even though some player salaries could seem high-priced from an outside perspective, the game did not come without a sacrificial price of its own in the form of injuries:

In 1911, Walsh scored ten goals in a Stanley Cup challenge match against Port Arthur, second only to Frank McGee's 14 in one game. After the 1911 season, Bruce Stuart retired and Walsh was named captain of the team. Walsh played his last professional game with the Senators in 1912, finishing with 11 goals in 12 games for the 1911–12 season.

Walsh was recognized for his talent in 1962 when he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Playing style

Like many other centre forwards during the earlier years of professional hockey, Marty Walsh had his strongest suit in close proximity to the opponent net, where he would often park himself for redirections or deflections. The Ottawa Citizen, in its January 26, 1911 issue, described a goal against the Montreal Canadiens on January 21 during the 1910–11 NHA season, where Walsh had positioned himself right in front of Georges Vézina for the game-winning goal in overtime, and the puck had caromed off of Walsh and into the net after first having left teammate Jack Darragh's stick. The newspaper pointed out that that was how Walsh got most of his goals, and that he usually wasn't a "showy" player.

The Ottawa Citizen from January 26, 1911, also pointed out that while Walsh couldn't skate like Cyclone Taylor, wasn't blessed with the beautiful foot work of Albert Kerr, and didn't show as spectacular as Bruce Ridpath, his absence was still dearly felt for the Ottawas when he was off the ice, and exemplified the claim with a 5-minute slashing penalty on Walsh during the January 21 game against the Montreal Canadiens, by which "the Ottawa defence was demoralized, their attack seemed to melt to pieces, and before the Kingstonian's penalty had expired Canadiens had tied the score."

Walsh's hovering around the opponent net earned him the nickname "Stick-around" Walsh from famous Montreal Victorias player Russell Bowie, but the January 26, 1911 issue of the Ottawa Citizen also claimed that "Marty's checking back has re[s]cued the Ottawa defence from many a perilous position this winter. He is always there with the poke and jab when the rubber is dangerously near the peerless LeSueur."

Post-career
In 1912, Walsh left for Winnipeg with Dubbie Kerr to start a cattle ranch. Their plans changed when Kerr was lured out of retirement to play in the new Pacific Coast Hockey Association (PCHA). There were reports that the PCHA had signed Walsh as well, but he remained retired. In 1913, Walsh moved west to the Edmonton area, where he worked as a paymaster for the Grand Trunk Railway. While in Edmonton, he coached the Edmonton Eskimos team for two seasons. He guided the Eskimos to the 1913 Inter-City Hockey League title and an Allan Cup challenge.

In 1914, Walsh fell ill with tuberculosis. In February 1915, Walsh entered the Gravenhurst Sanitorium for treatment, but when admitted, the doctors estimated he had only a short time left to live. Walsh died on March 27, 1915. His remains were transported to Kingston for burial in St. Mary's Cemetery after a funeral at St. Mary's Cathedral. At his death, Walsh's only relative was his sister Loretta Keaney of Sudbury.

Awards

 * 1908, 1909 – ECAHA/ECHA First All-Star team
 * 1909 – ECHA Most Valuable Player

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Dewey Defeats Truman

"Dewey Defeats Truman" was an erroneous banner headline on the front page of the Chicago Daily Tribune (later Chicago Tribune) on November 3, 1948, the day after incumbent United States president Harry S. Truman won an upset victory over his opponent, Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York, in the 1948 presidential election. It was famously held up by Truman at a stop at St. Louis Union Station following his successful election, smiling triumphantly at the error.

Background
The Chicago Daily Tribune, which had once referred to Democratic candidate Truman as a "nincompoop", was a famously Republican-leaning paper. In a retrospective article some 60 years later about the newspaper's most famous and embarrassing headline, the Tribune wrote that Truman "had as low an opinion of the Tribune as it did of him".

For about a year before the 1948 election, the printers who operated the linotype machines at the Chicago Tribune and other Chicago papers had been on strike in protest of the Taft–Hartley Act. Around the same time, the Tribune had switched to a method by which copy was composed on typewriters, photographed, then engraved onto printing plates. This required the paper to go to press several hours earlier than usual.

Election of 1948
On election night, this earlier press deadline required the first post-election issue of the Tribune to go to press before states had reported most of the results from the polling places.

The paper relied on its veteran Washington correspondent and political analyst Arthur Sears Henning, who had predicted the winner in four of the five presidential contests since 1928. As conventional wisdom, supported by various polls, was almost unanimous that Dewey would win by a landslide, the first (one-star) edition of the Tribune therefore went to press with the banner headline "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN".

The story by Henning also reported Republicans had retained control of the House of Representatives and the Senate, which would work with President-elect Dewey. Henning wrote that "Dewey and Warren won a sweeping victory in the presidential election yesterday. The early returns showed the Republican ticket leading Truman and Barkley pretty consistently in the western and southern states" and added that "indications were that the complete returns would disclose that Dewey won the presidency by an overwhelming majority of the electoral vote".

As returns began to indicate a close race later in the evening, Henning brushed them off and stuck to his prediction. Thousands of papers continued to roll off the presses with the banner headline predicting a Dewey victory.

Even after the paper's lead story was rewritten to emphasize local elections and to indicate the narrowness of Dewey's lead in the presidential contest, the same banner headline was left on the front page. Only late in the evening, after press dispatches cast doubt upon the certainty of Dewey's victory, did the Tribune change the headline to "DEMOCRATS MAKE SWEEP OF STATE OFFICES" for the later two-star edition. Some 150,000 copies had already been printed with the erroneous headline before it was corrected.

Truman, as it turned out, won the electoral vote with a 303–189–39 majority over Dewey and Dixiecrat candidate Strom Thurmond, though swings of less than one percent of the popular vote in Ohio, Illinois, and California would have produced a Dewey victory; the same swing in any two of these states would have forced a contingent election in the House of Representatives.

Instead of a Republican sweep of the White House and retention of both houses of Congress, the Democrats retained the White House and took control of the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Aftermath
Two days later, when Truman was passing through St. Louis on the way to Washington, he stepped to the rear platform of his train car, the Ferdinand Magellan, and was handed a copy of the Tribune early edition. Happy to exult in the paper's error, he held it up for the photographers gathered at the station, and the famous picture (in several versions) was taken. Truman reportedly smiled and said, "That ain't the way I heard it!"

Tribune publishers could laugh about the blunder years later and had planned to give Truman a plaque with a replica of the erroneous banner headline on the 25th anniversary of the 1948 election. However, Truman died on December 26, 1972, before the gift could be bestowed.

The Tribune was not the only paper to make the mistake. The Journal of Commerce had eight articles in its edition of November 3 about what could be expected of President Dewey. The paper's five-column headline read, "Dewey Victory Seen as Mandate to Open New Era of Government-Business Harmony, Public Confidence".

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Edited 11 Jun 05 to remove HMCS HURON from Ships listing, as it has been decommissioned.

'In 1995 Athabaskan was involved in missile firing practice on the Puerto Rican range. Due to absolute incompetence in the training of Nesop personnel, (they are the crew who actually fire the weapon systems)this ship almost shot down a German Tornado aircraft and most probably a civilian airliner.If not for a technical fault in the missile itself it is likely that one of these aircraft would have been fired at and destroyed. This event was covered up by Canadian Navy personnel. No board of inquiry was ever held into these events. ' This section should either be supported by a reference, deleted or labelled 'allegably'. I find it hard to believe such an incident could happen and then be covered up successfully. Too many nationalities involved. 145.253.108.22 11:00, 29 January 2007 (UTC)

Tribal-class destroyer (1972) & Tribal class destroyer (1972)
These should redirect here, being the other name of the class, and independant of Tribal-class destroyer (1905) & Tribal class destroyer (1936) -- 65.94.76.126 (talk) 04:37, 4 May 2013 (UTC)

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1923 in Norwegian football

Results from Norwegian football in 1923.

Class A of local association leagues
Class A of local association leagues (kretsserier) is the predecessor of a national league competition.

National team
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