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Uriah Heep
Hi. Saw the large number of articles that you created related to Uriah Heep (band). Can you add some more information to the articles instead of the 1 liners which hardly provide more information than can be found on the Uriah Heep article iteslf? - Aksi great 13:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC)

Hey Sir Nasco! It´s just great that you created that Uriah Heep-Articles. It´s a real fun to expand them. --217.84.57.99 12:10, 30 December 2006 (UTC). my Wikipedia-page

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Pink Floyd Song articles
Hi Sir Nasco. I see you've created a few articles of Pink Floyd songs. Great! Contributions to the encyclopedia are always welcome. Unfortunately, none of the articles include any data other than the title, and thus have been tagged for speedy deletion in accordance with Wikipedia's deletion guidelines. What I suggest is that you either a) create the pages with relevant content, similar to other song articles, or b) wait to create the pages until you have such information. Thanks. CPAScott 13:47, 9 August 2006 (UTC)

Katun Anastazya of Bulgaria
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Little context in Prince Tassilo of Bulgaria
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The Legacy (song)
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AfD nomination of The Legacy (song)
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Speedy deletion of "Aetherius (band)"
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AfD nomination of Close to the Edge and Back
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AfD nomination of Beardfish (band)
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AfD template
Hello, Sir Nasco. While your work is appreciated, please do not remove AfD tags from articles until discussion is over, as you have done on Beardfish (band). Feel free to comment on its AfD page.  Master&  Expert ( Talk ) 12:02, 7 December 2008 (UTC)

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Unreferenced BLPs
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Ways to improve Boris, Prince of Turnovo
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List of PFC Ludogorets Razgrad seasons moved to draftspace
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Sick man of Asia

The phrase "Sick man of Asia", or "Sick man of East Asia"  first referred to Qing China in the late 19th and early 20th centuries which, experiencing internal divisions and social upheaval at the time, was taken advantage of by the great powers. It originates in a play on the concept of a "sick man of Europe".

Early usage
The term "sick man of Europe" was initially coined in 1853 by Tsar Nicholas I to refer to the Ottoman Empire, which was then in a state of decline. After World War I the phrase was applied to various European countries including France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain and Germany.

One of the earliest instances of the term "sick man" being applied to China was in the January 5, 1863 edition of the Daily News in an article about the ongoing Taiping Rebellion. That article was reprinted in the January 7, 1863 edition of the Belfast Morning News under the title "The Supposed 'Sick Man' in China."

In 1895, after Japan defeated China in the First Sino-Japanese War, Chinese writer Yan Fu described China as a "sick man" (病夫) in an article titled "On the Origin of Strength" (原強) in his newspaper Zhibao, helping popularize the term among Chinese intellectuals.

In 1896, the British-run North China Daily News published an article stating: "There are four sick people of the world – Turkey, Persia, China, Morocco ... China is the Sick Man of the East." Around then, the phrase was adopted by Chinese thinkers who aimed to reform the Qing government, among them Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei. According to Jui-sung Yang, professor at the National Chengchi University, although Chinese intellectuals such as Zeng Pu initially agreed with the description of China as a "sick man", the term gradually became seen as a way in which the Westerners were mocking, humiliating, and insulting China.

Contemporary usage
One of the most prominent 20th-century uses of the phrase was in the 1972 Hong Kong film Fist of Fury starring Bruce Lee, which was released across Asia. According to Chinese writer Chang Ping, that film, and others, combined with Chinese education about its "century of humiliation", have linked the term "sick man" with Chinese colonial history, making it a symbol of foreign bullying. Recently, the term has been applied to countries other than China. For example, an April 2009 article entitled "The Sick Man of Asia" refers to Japan, not China.

The Philippines has also been referred to as the sick man of Asia during the time of Ferdinand Marcos as president in the 1970s until his ouster in 1986. The country managed to rise economically afterwards, where in 2013, under the presidency of Benigno Aquino III, the country was dubbed by the World Bank as Asia's Rising Tiger. In 2014, the Japan External Trade Organization survey showed "the Philippines as the second most profitable among ASEAN-5 countries, next to Thailand," formally abolishing the "sick man" status of the Philippines. However, during the presidency of Rodrigo Duterte, several commentators have argued that due to the slow growth of the economy and the administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippines has restored its "sick man" status.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, India began to be referred to as the "sick man of Asia" as a double entendre after its government's poor management of the pandemic, with significant loss of life, wide disease expression, the eruption of the delta variant, and substantial economic difficulties.

2020 Wall Street Journal article
On February 3, 2020, The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece by Walter Russell Mead regarding the COVID-19 epidemic entitled, China is the Real Sick Man of Asia. On February 19, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang issued a statement revoking the press credentials of three Wall Street Journal reporters and ordering their expulsion. The statement said the WSJ article "slandered" China's efforts in fighting COVID-19 and "used such [a] racially discriminatory title, triggering indignation and condemnation among the Chinese people and the international community." The Wall Street Journal editorial board then published a piece noting that while the term "sick man" may be seen as "insensitive", the Chinese government's actions were intended to divert public attention from its management of the coronavirus or in retaliation for the U.S. government designating Chinese state-run media operating in the U.S. as foreign missions.

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Toller Cranston

Toller Shalitoe Montague Cranston (April 20, 1949 – January 24, 2015) was a Canadian figure skater and painter. He won the 1971–1976 Canadian national championships, the 1974 World bronze medal and the 1976 Olympic bronze medal. Despite never winning at the World Figure Skating Championships due to his poor compulsory figures, he won the small medal for free skating at the 1972 and 1974 championships. Cranston is credited by many with having brought a new level of artistry to men's figure skating.

Personal life
Cranston was born in Hamilton, Ontario, in 1949 and grew up in Kirkland Lake. When he was 11, his family moved to suburban Montreal. Growing up, Cranston had an uneasy relationship with his family, especially his mother, who was a painter and who he says had a domineering and self-centred personality. He later compared his childhood to "being in jail"; in school he had the habit of asking provocative questions that made his teachers think he was being disruptive. After high school, Cranston attended the École des beaux-arts de Montréal. By his third year, he became restless with his studies. One of his teachers suggested that there was nothing more he could learn at the school, so Cranston set out at that point to establish himself as a professional artist.

In 1976, he teamed up with personal manager Elva Oglanby to write his first book, Toller, a mixture of autobiography, sketches, poems, paintings, humour and tongue-in-cheek observations. It reached number two in the Canadian non-fiction charts. Cranston co-wrote the autobiographical Zero Tollerance [sic] (1997) with Martha Lowder Kimball, and a second volume, When Hell Freezes Over: Should I Bring My Skates? (2000), also with Kimball. Though he described a sexual tryst between himself and Ondrej Nepela in the second book as well as affairs with women, in his books he presents himself as having lived without forming strong romantic or emotional attachments.

Artistic career
After leaving the Ecole des Beaux Arts, Cranston became self-supporting as an artist, making enough money to cover his skating expenses. He held his first exhibition at his coach Ellen Burka's home in the spring of 1969. In November 1971, he had another successful one-man show in Toronto, the result of almost a year's work. Thereafter, he continued to have gallery and museum displays, with over 250 exhibitions around the world.

Amateur career

After an initial failed experience with ballet lessons, Cranston started skating at the age of 7, when his parents bought him hockey skates. He experimented on his own with trying to dance on the ice, and was only later told that what he was doing was called "figure skating". His mother was reluctant to allow him to pursue the sport seriously, but at the age of 11, he met Eva Vasak, who was impressed by his talent and offered to coach him for free. Vasak coached him for the next eight years.

When Cranston was 13, he developed Osgood–Schlatter disease and was initially told that he would never skate again. After eight weeks in a cast, he resumed training, and won the 1964 Canadian Junior Championship the next month. In the next few years, however, Cranston met with little success at the senior level. As he was dividing his attention with art school at this time, his physical conditioning was poor and he struggled to make it through his programs, which at that time were 5 minutes for senior men.

After failing to make the Canadian team for the 1968 Winter Olympics, Cranston struggled with motivation and lack of training discipline. His career turned a corner in the following season when he began to work with coach Ellen Burka in Toronto. Ellen Burka required him to do complete run-throughs of his entire program and his results began to improve: third at the Canadian championships in 1969, and second in 1970.

Cranston often came in first in his free skating programs, but his low placements in compulsory figures limited his overall scores and placements. He was a clockwise spinner and jumper. He quickly gained a reputation as the most innovative and exciting artistic skater of his time, one of the first to emphasize use of the whole body to express the music as well as to execute skating moves in best form, to lie down while sliding down the ice and to wear elaborate costumes. He was particularly known for the quality and inventiveness of his spins, which were widely copied by other skaters. The quality of his precision landings and inventive choreography was topped by his combination jumps that included triple revolution jumps. Soon reports from competitions of this period began to mention younger skaters who had become "Tollerized" by attempting to copy Cranston's style, which was characterized by contrasting very stretched positions with a high free leg with more angular, bent-leg positions, and the incorporation of elements such as running toe steps and high kicks in step sequences. Many of his original spins included many changes of positions that seemed to defy gravity. His Russian split jump was "over split" which brought his skates up to shoulder height instead of waist height.

As figure skating writer and historian Ellyn Kestnbaum put it, Cranston brought his artist's eye to the sport, as well as "a flexible body" and elaborate costumes and gestures. He made popular moves held in "unexpected angles", including sideways toepick runs, the broken-leg sit spin, stag jumps, and his own variation on the back camel spin. He used choreography to create, with his arms and other body parts, specific shapes that demonstrated artistry. He also used his natural flexibility to "craft unusual extreme body shapes employing both curved and angular lines". Kestnbaum states that Cranston's movements were counter to the classical movements of traditional figure skating movements and the movements of many of his contemporaries, including John Curry from Great Britain. Cranston's movements inspired male skaters of the time into the 1980s, especially in North America and the Soviet Union, even if they were not done with his flexibility and gracefulness.

Even during his competitive career, Cranston had talked about his goal in skating being to create what he called "theatre on ice", or skating as a form of dance expression, rather than winning medals. He explained that the purpose of perfecting the technical aspects of the sport was to allow the body to express the music or emotion. Cranston called himself "the last true amateur", a reference to the state sponsorship that many of his European competitors enjoyed and the corporate sponsorship of skaters such as John Curry.

Cranston won his first national title in 1971 with a performance that included triple Salchow and loop jumps, and received a standing ovation from the audience. It was in the 1972 season that he truly established his reputation in the sport. At the 1972 Canadian championships, his marks included four 6.0s for artistic impression and six 5.9s for technical merit. At this time the artistic impression mark was supposed to be based on the quality of the jumps, landings and spins and the choreography to the music. Cranston skated poor compulsory figures at the 1972 Winter Olympics, but turned in a strong program to finish 5th in the free skating. At the 1972 World Figure Skating Championships, he won the free skating medal with another superb performance, again landing triple loop and Salchow jumps and receiving a thunderous standing ovation as well as a perfect 6.0 mark for artistic impression. He won that same medal again at the 1974 World Figure Skating Championships in addition to winning the overall bronze medal. Toller Cranston also was the 1976 Olympic bronze medalist, again winning the free-skate medal.

Professional career
After the 1976 competitive season, Cranston began a long career in professional figure skating. Following up on his earlier-stated goal of developing "theatre on ice", Cranston performed and starred in the Broadway show, "The Ice Show", at New York's Palace Theatre. The show ran for six weeks and was extended for another four weeks. It also featured Gordon McKellen, Colleen O'Connor and James Millns, and several other former elite champion skaters including (during its run) Ken Shelly and Jo Jo Starbuck. The ice show was broadcast as a special on ABC's Wide World of Sports recorded in the arena in Montreal, Canada. He later toured in Europe with Holiday on Ice, and in 1983 appeared in a short-lived production at Radio City Music Hall in New York City with Peggy Fleming and Robin Cousins.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Cranston made a series of skating specials for CBC television. The best of these was "Strawberry Ice" (1982), a fantasy that also featured Peggy Fleming, Sandra and Val Bezic, Allen Schramm, and Sarah Kawahara, with imaginative costumes designed by Frances Dafoe. The production won a variety of awards, including an ACTRA Award and was redistributed in 67 countries. Cranston's other TV specials included "Dream Weaver" (1979) and "Magic Planet" (1983).

During this period, Cranston was a regular on the Canadian variety TV show Stars on Ice, and appeared in the similar NBC series The Big Show in 1980.

His other television credits included a cameo appearance in an ice ballet production of "The Snow Queen" (1982), starring John Curry and Janet Lynn. In 1983, he portrayed the character of Tybalt in "Romeo and Juliet on Ice", a production starring Brian Pockar and Dorothy Hamill as the title characters. He appeared in Joni Mitchell's concert film "Shadows and Light". He made a non-skating acting appearance in the 1983 short film "I Am a Hotel", a music video featuring songs by Leonard Cohen. He is also on the back cover of Joni Mitchell's album "Hejira".

Throughout the 1980s, he was a regular competitor at the World Professional Figure Skating Championships and other made-for-TV pro skating events. In 1986, he was one of the cast members of the original IMG-produced American Stars on Ice tour (no relation to the earlier Canadian TV series of the same name), and appeared with the show for the next several years.

Cranston was also a commentator on CBC television for figure skating events. However, in 1991, the CBC fired him, citing concerns from the Canadian Figure Skating Association that his often brutally frank and opinionated commentary was denigrating to Canadian skaters. Cranston filed a lawsuit against the CBC that was eventually resolved in his favour.

In the summer of 1990, Cranston agreed to coach American skater Christopher Bowman, who moved into Cranston's home in Toronto. The influence of the notoriously unstable Bowman on Cranston's life was disastrous; Cranston later wrote, "... drug dealers buzzed the front doorbell morning, noon, and night. Prostitutes invaded my house from the street. Christopher sometimes announced that he was going out for a carton of milk and didn't return for three days." Having lost the ability to tolerate Bowman's behaviour any longer Cranston finally threw him out in the fall of 1991. Meanwhile, Cranston had become so depressed that he was unable to paint, and started taking drugs as well. At this time, he began to make changes in his lifestyle: He sold his Toronto house, which was cluttered with art he had collected over the years, and bought a house in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

Cranston continued to perform in Canada with Stars on Ice and IMG's smaller-city tour, Skate the Nation, for the next few years. However, in the fall of 1994, he broke his leg while practicing for a holiday show in Vail, Colorado. Although he made a few skating appearances afterwards, in 1997, he decided to retire from professional skating before (as he described it) he became a parody of himself.

Retirement
For retirement, Cranston took residence in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where his large and opulently decorated home and studio, as well as his painting became his main artistic forms of expression. Cranston's work often incorporated themes related to skating.

In 2010, Cranston returned to skating for a short time as a guest judge for Battle of the Blades, a figure skating reality competition show on CBC Television. In 2013, he was appointed as the Official Artist of Skate Canada and produced the signature poster for the 2013 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in London, Ontario.

Death
Cranston was found dead at his residence from an apparent heart attack on the morning of January 24, 2015, aged 65. Skate Canada paid tribute to him with a moment of silence at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Kingston, Ontario.

Cranston died without issue, and without leaving a will. His sister, Phillippa Baran, took over the handling of his affairs upon his death, and was subsequently sued by her two surviving brothers for, among other things, fraud. In 2021, the matter was settled, with the court finding that there had been no deliberate malfeasance on Baran's part.

Legacy
Cranston was inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame in 1976, the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame in 1996, the Canadian Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 1997, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 1997, and Canada's Walk of Fame in 2003. He was made a Member of the Order of Canada in 1977, and received a Special Olympic Order from the Canadian Olympic Association in 1995. He was inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2004.

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Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/Joe Adams

Try the cover of Soldier of Fortune Magazine or the St Louis Post-Dispatch.

Willmcw is a anti-racist activist who is purusing politically motivated deletions of material over an argument over the definition of "white supremacy"

He has made a number of spurious challenges to my articles and I am amazed at Willmcw's ignorance of recent history.'''

A political take on Adams acceptable to Willmcw can be found in the Progressive March 1987

"Joseph adams, a former marine intel officer, who served as chief of Security for aldolfo calero, helped maintain a list of civilians marked for  Assassination when contra forces entered nicaragua."

Try an archives search on the St Louis Post Dispatch in the mid-1980s. Adams was the first person indicted in Iran-Contra.

"Owen's ties to Calero are confirmed by Joseph Adams, a former Marine Corps intelligence officer, who trained with the elite Delta Force unit of the U.S. Army. Adams was the security chief and consultant to Calero from the fall of 1984 to the spring of 1986. He lead a team of American mercenaries and a Pentagon intelligence agent on a two-month combat mission inside Nicaragua called "Operation Pegasus."

Books referencing Joe Adams / Iran Contra:

ADAMS JOSEPH

Bainerman,J. The Crimes of a President. 1992 (42-3)

Christic Institute. Sheehan Affidavit. 1988-03-25 (125, 128, 138-9)

Marshall,J... The Iran-Contra Connection. 1987 (271)

Newsweek 1986-11-03 (35)

Scott,P.D. Marshall,J. Cocaine Politics. 1991 (152, 158)

Sklar,H. Washington's War on Nicaragua. 1988 (286-7)

Terrell,J. Disposable Patriot. 1992 (160-1, 410)

He was indicted in 1986, and the online archives the St Louis Post-Dispatch has just don't go back that far. Go microfiche them at the local library.

It is obnoxious to have to do so much work to respond to such ignorance ...

I recommend WillMcw have his posts reviewed for factual accuracy.

 * If the article listed the name "Joseph Adams" by which the subject is normally known then that would make it easier. Please add this information to the article. Also, please add thesource for being a frind of the California Governor. Once those done this VfD should probably be defeated. Thanks, -Willmcw 19:36, Jun 4, 2005 (UTC)
 * PS I've gone ahead and moved the article to Joseph Adams. Now that we know who he is, and have some sources, I suggest withdrawing this VfD. Any objections? -Willmcw 19:38, Jun 4, 2005 (UTC)

Joe Adams featured prominently in several "muscle magazines" published by Joe Wieder in California, and appeared in several photo shoots with Arnold. His continuing friendship with Arnold is not a public fact, but Joe Adams is a major contributor to Republican causes. I have deleted that one statement, however, as I cannot recall the names of the magazines Wieder published in the late 1970s off the top of my head.


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Archiving
Archiving old discussions:

 * Archive 1 available here. --'''I am Asamuel''' (talk) 14:36, 4 May 2008 (UTC)

Popular culture
There appears to be an edit war about whether or not to include a "popular culture" or "fiction" section in this article. I personally have no preference, but I would remind editors that as soon as this kind of back and forth reverting starts, that it is essential to take things to the talkpage. Work it out, see if you can find a compromise, point to previous discussions, but please stop playing tug of war with the article. --Elonka 14:50, 30 May 2008 (UTC)

 * Nice try, but this has been discussed long ago and the concensus is clear on WP:firearms page. No discussion needs to take place here as it's already signed, sealed, and delivered.  If you have a problem with THAT policy, take it to the WP:Firearms discussion page. Reverts should state that they are in accordance with the concensus and policy of WP firearms. --'''I am Asamuel''' (talk) 15:20, 30 May 2008 (UTC)
 * If there is a clear consensus somewhere, please provide a link to it, thanks. --Elonka 16:36, 30 May 2008 (UTC)

 * Please see WP:MILMOS, and WP:GUNS which was based off of WP:MILMOS. Those are the two best examples I can find. I would show you the talkpage discussion that led to the MILMOS guideline, but I don't have time to go through roughly 80 archives to find the exact discussion that led to the consensus.--LWF (talk) 16:57, 30 May 2008 (UTC)

Hi! I just want to add, that I was trained on the P1 pistol in 2004. I was Part of the Panzerartillerie-lehr-Battalion 325. Some units still use it. German Feldjäger still use it on special ocassions. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 89.48.246.102 (talk) 20:27, 30 May 2008 (UTC)

Megatron P38 in media section
I just wanted to get feedback on adding Megatron to the media section. It's quite infamous, and I could even cite news articles on people arrested for having Megatron's where the police thought it was a real gun. Mathewignash (talk) 14:31, 6 November 2009 (UTC)

 * No, we have been over this before, see the section directly above this and the archive. It boils down to this: The P38 is important to the toy, the toy however is not important to the real P38. If you can find a reliable source stating otherwise, you may add the content back (without that non-free image). Until then, it is irrelevant in this article and will be removed. You may find WP:GUNS and WP:MILMOS interesting. —  Dan MP5  16:17, 6 November 2009 (UTC)

why not?
The toy introduced people to the gun. I'd also mention the gun being the signature weapon of Lupin 3. if it links, and makes sense to do so. Why not? -Sparky (talk) 16:55, 24 July 2011 (UTC) And it's use in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. -Sparky (talk) 16:58, 24 July 2011 (UTC)

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Excessive detail
The lengthy material on grips is of interest only to hardcore collectors. It all comes from one or maybe two sources: A self-published website and a self-published book. It was all added by one editor, . I think it's just way too much detail for an article intended for the general public, especially since the sources are poor quality. Any other views? Felsic2 (talk) 23:57, 25 January 2017 (UTC)
 * The "Earwig" copying detector indicates that a lot of the material was simply copied from this source: "P.38 Masterpiece or misfit?" by Peter G. Kokalis. Because of that and my other concern, I'm going to cut almost all of the grips material. Felsic2 (talk) 18:36, 27 January 2017 (UTC)

 * There are two sources for the grips material: a website and a book. The website, http://pistole38.nl/, is run by someone named "Dennis". It advertises the book,  P.38 Magazines and Grips A collector's Guide by Ron Clarin, Wolf Roth, and Dennis De Vlieger. This book does not have an ISBN number.  Presumably, "Dennis" the webmaster is "Dennis De Vlieger", the coauthor. I cannot find any evidence that these writers have established reputations as published experts in their field, per the requirements at WP:Selfpub. Also, much of the text was copied directly from the website, per Earwig.
 * So it would appear that this enormous block of text is largely taken from a hobbyist's self-published book and website. That's in addition to the problem with the copied text, noted above, and to the issue that this material is of interest only to dedicated collectors within a small niche.
 * For those three reasons, I don't believe this material should stay in its current form. I deleted it, but it was restored by, who wrote: this is a book or set of books giving information on many subjects or on many aspects of one subject, if you don't care for the detail - ignore it). I don't think this is correct. Inappropriate material is deleted from Wikipedia all of the time. I don't always agree with every deletion, but the principal is sound- articles should be kept readable and avoid going into excessive detail about trivial issues, article text must not be copied without attribution, and standards for references must be met. Felsic2 (talk) 22:00, 28 January 2017 (UTC)

Due to massive and extensive copyright violations, I've reverted the article to the state before 72stormer's edits. 2:35, 31 May 2014. Felsic2 (talk) 02:32, 29 January 2017 (UTC)

PLease cite the "extensive copyright violations", otherwise restore the detail. Thank you. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gocontributor (talk • contribs) 23:30, 24 April 2017 (UTC)

Production dates
Hi, I have a West German P-38 with a date stamp of 5/65. So the "Variants" section is incorrect when it says production stopped in '63. Cowcharge (talk) 16:15, 1 February 2017 (UTC)
 * That claim isn't footnoted, so there's no way of knowing where it cam from. I'll put a citation request on it. Felsic2 (talk) 21:27, 1 February 2017 (UTC)

Rather a short and uniformative article for such a distinguished sidearm. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2404:4404:14F5:FE00:79FF:73F9:5A07:89D6 (talk) 00:37, 22 March 2020 (UTC)

Orphaned references in Walther P38
I check pages listed in Category:Pages with incorrect ref formatting to try to fix reference errors. One of the things I do is look for content for orphaned references in wikilinked articles. I have found content for some of Walther P38's orphans, the problem is that I found more than one version. I can't determine which (if any) is correct for this article, so I am asking for a sentient editor to look it over and copy the correct ref content into this article.

Reference named "Smith": From MG 08:  From Vz. 24: Smith, p. 295

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I apologize if any of the above are effectively identical; I am just a simple computer program, so I can't determine whether minor differences are significant or not. AnomieBOT ⚡ 03:44, 18 October 2020 (UTC)

About Walther P38 in Japan
According to the source (Scarlata's article) the use of this pistol by Japan is not mentioned. You can read the article (The P.38 proved to be a rugged, reliable handgun, although it was never available in great enough numbers to replace the P.08. The Germans also provided limited quantities of P.38s to their erstwhile allies, Italy, Croatia and Hungary. ... When the West German army — the Bundeswehr — was organized in the 1950s, the new Walther plant at Ulm-Donau began production of a P.38 variant with a lightweight, aluminum alloy frame that was adopted as the Pistole 1 (P1). The P1 was also sold in substantial numbers to the armies and police forces of Austria, Chile, Columbia, Ghana, Norway, Portugal, Pakistan, Peru, South Africa, Uruguay and Venezuela.) Shadowcaster (talk) 02:35, 4 November 2021 (UTC)

No Mass listed??
I used to own a WWII P-38, and a solid chunk of steel it was too! I also bought a post-war P-1 with the aluminum frame, and it was a lot lighter, as well as being much better finished. (Accuracy?... better left unmentioned and the reason I eventually sold both!)

Just wonder why no listing for the weight? Virtually every other handgun has this entered in the Info Box, and the P-38 was standardized, so it did not vary, unlike other pistols with different lengths and calibers (e.g. Walther PP/PPK: where there is a lot of variation).

Would be helpful if the Mass were entered in the Info Box for comparison to others... just saying.

All the best,

James 203.150.179.122 (talk) 16:46, 1 February 2022 (UTC)
 * Added. Thanks for pointing that out. Loafiewa (talk) 16:58, 1 February 2022 (UTC)

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Howard Books

Howard Books (formerly Howard Publishing) is a Christian publishing company founded in 1969 by Alton Howard and previously based in West Monroe, Louisiana, but which relocated to Brentwood, Tennessee, (south of Nashville) in September 2009. I Howard Books publishes inspirational content.

History
Author and hymn writer, Alton Howard, was very influential in the musical traditions of the churches of Christ since the 1960s. He started Howard Publishing from his home with a hymnal he titled Songs of the Church. With the success of that hymnal, he went on to publish another hymnal titled Songs of Faith and Praise. It is still in print today and used worldwide.

in 1990, Alton's son, John, took over the company and grew it from a hymnal company to a publishing company that published all genres of works.

In 2006, Howard Publishing was bought by Simon & Schuster. The company underwent a subtle name change from Howard Publishing to Howard Books. John served as Executive Vice President of Howard Books. He and his team continued to work for the company until 2009 when the company moved to Nashville. Upon the move, Jonathan Merkh was the Executive Vice President and Publisher of Howard Books, in charge of direction and publication.

Howard Books publishes titles on various aspects of Christian living. In addition to Christian bestseller lists, Howard Books has had multiple titles on the New York Times bestseller list by authors such as Karen Kingsbury, various members of Duck Dynasty's Robertson family, Jay Sekulow, Charles Stanley, Allison Pataki, Tim Conway, Dave Ramsey, Frank Peretti, Brad Paisley, Katie Davis, Rick Warren, and Laura Schroff.

For many years Howard Publishing was named The Best Christian Workplace in publishing.

Alton Howard died on October 28, 2006, at the age of 81.

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United Peoples Party (Fiji)

The United Peoples Party was a minor political party in Fiji. It represented mainly General Electors and multiracial people, and claimed to follow moderate, centrist policies. From 2001 it was led by Mick Beddoes, the sole member elected from the party to the 71-member House of Representatives in the general election.

The party was dissolved in January 2013.

History of the UPP
The party, originally called the United General Party, was formed in the late 1990s by a merger between the General Voters Party and the General Electors Association, formerly the All National Congress (ANC). This followed an earlier move in which ethnic Fijian members of the ANC had left to join the Fijian Association Party. Both groups were fragments of the old Alliance Party, the party which ruled Fiji from 1967 to 1987.

In 2003, the party announced a drive to broaden its base to attract support from Fiji's major ethnic communities, indigenous Fijians and Indo-Fijians. On 2 August, Beddoes announced a decision to rename the party. The name "General" was associated with Fiji's minority communities, he said, and the party wanted a more inclusive name. The party's general secretary, Bruce Rounds, said on 2 November that a growing number of people from all ethnic groups had expressed interest in joining the party, and it had decided, in principle, to field candidates in all 71 constituencies in the general election expected to be held in 2006. The 2004 name change is one step the party has taken to recast itself as a multiracial party.

Party policies
The United Peoples Party has been a vocal critic of the government's legislation to establish a Reconciliation and Unity Commission, a proposed tribunal with the authority (subject to presidential approval) to compensate victims and pardon perpetrators of the coup d'état which deposed the elected government in 2000. Calling the proposal a recipe for disaster which would create a "legal framework" to pardon, at will, anyone convicted of coup-related offence, party leader Mick Beddoes said on 16 May 2005 that it would lead to the prevalence of the law of the jungle and would license any would-be political activist who wanted to engage in coups, to do so. He accused the government of pandering to its junior coalition partner, the Conservative Alliance, to which many of those convicted of coup-related offenses belong. On 14 June, the party announced the beginning of a Yellow Ribbon Campaign to promote a petition aimed at forcing the bill to be withdrawn, or at least significantly amended. On 17 June, Beddoes accused Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase of lying about widespread public support for the bill, claiming that the "small group of dissenters" that the Prime Minister said existed were, in fact, the minority who knew what the bill contained. He said that asking the Fijian people to support the legislation without making them aware of its contents was "a deliberate attempt to mislead the Fijian community."

Towards 2006
The UPP announced on 28 June 2005 that Josephine Raikuna Williams, the former Mayor of Nadi, would be a candidate for the party at the general election expected to be held in 2006.

The Fijian electoral system employs the so-called alternate ballot, whereby votes cast for low-polling candidates may be transferred to higher-polling candidates according to the ranking specified by the candidate, which may be customized by the individual voter. It is usual, therefore, for parties to negotiate preference deals before elections. Mick Beddoes emphasized on 8 September 2005 that any such agreement with the Fiji Labour Party (FLP) or the National Alliance Party (NAPF) would have to be favourable to UPP candidates. They did not want to be caught, he said, in a situation in which the UPP merely collected votes to benefit other parties. He also said that some executives of the UPP were opposed to making any deals with other parties.

On 18 September, however, Beddoes announced that he was negotiating with FLP about the possibility of an electoral coalition. He also intended to negotiate with the National Alliance Party and possibly the National Federation Party, he said. On 16 October, he said that negotiations between the UPP and the FLP had finalized a deal, and that the UPP executive had endorsed it the day before. "We share similar positions on issues of unemployment, poverty alleviation, health and other areas. It is also based on our belief in the rights of all our citizens and their need for equality under the law," Beddoes said. The two parties signed a memorandum of understanding on 2 December, agreeing to exchange preferences at the 2006 election. The agreement called for a joint manifesto to be drawn up, but left open the possibility of each party contesting any or all of the 71 seats separately, or of fielding joint candidates by mutual agreement. The agreement also left open the possibility of other parties joining the coalition.

Beddoes had earlier announced on 10 October that the party hoped to field a full slate of candidates, comprising 36 indigenous Fijians, 26 Indo-Fijians, and 1 Rotuman, with each of the country's eight principal minority communities represented by one candidate each. Negotiations towards forming a coalition with other parties were ongoing, he said, but no final decision had been taken.

The coalition agreement with the FLP did not exclude deals with other parties, Beddoes emphasized on 15 December 2005. Talks with other parties about electoral pacts were continuing, he said.

The 2006 conference, held on 18–19 March, chose Loto Feifei (North Eastern), David Blakelock (Suva City), and Margaret Rounds (West Central) as the party's three vice-presidents.

The party won 1% of the vote and 2 out of 71 seats in the 2006 election.

2006 coup and Dissolution
The party opposed the 2006 Fijian coup d'état. However, Deputy Leader Bernadette Ganilau accepted a position in the 2007 interim government, and was asked to resign from the party in response.

In January 2013, the Fijian regime announced new political party registration rules which would make it difficult for parties to contest elections. In response, the party announced that it was shutting down as it could not meet the required number of members. It urged its members to join one of the three remaining major political parties in an effort to shift them towards a more multiracial membership.

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Napoleon at St. Helena

Napoleon at St. Helena may refer to:

 * Napoleon at Saint Helena a 1929 German film directed by Lupu Pick
 * Napoleon at St Helena, a card game for one player

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Michael Brown (cricketer)

Michael James Brown (born 9 February 1980) is an English first-class cricketer.

Early life
Brown was born in Burnley, Lancashire, attending Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School in neighbouring Blackburn. Like many of his family, he began playing cricket for Burnley Cricket Club, making his debut for the adult side at age 14. His younger brother David is also a Cricketer.

Career
A right-handed batsman, he made his first-class debut for Middlesex in 1999 and joined Hampshire in 2004.

On 3 October 2008 he joined Surrey after speculation in late September.

On 12 January 2010, Brown announced that he would be spending a three-week spell in Trinidad playing for National League side Clico Preysal Sports Club. He intended to use the opportunity as some additional pre-season training prior to the start of the 2010 County Championship.

He missed the whole of the 2010 season after suffering an elbow injury. This injury, as well as a shoulder injury, was still giving him problems the following season, and he was forced to announce his immediate retirement in late July, 2011.

In April 2011, Brown returned to his roots to take up the role of chairman at Burnley Cricket Club.

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Template talk:Weapon-firearm

Use
Apply generously to all firearms without infoboxes. GraemeLeggett 10:59, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Cut and paste the text above to drop into the article, then add data after the "equals" sign. GraemeLeggett

Template changes
In regards to removal of platform and target categories: The platform and target categories are redundant and too generalized, and are not even in the other firearm tables. Platform in regards to weapons can mean different things, but in the case of the table it is a poor way to try and classify weapons. Most rifles, pistols, and lighter firearms are only ever going to be for a individual. When firearms are not, such as in the case of crew-served or vehicle mounted, they tend to be used on huge variety of mounts and the platform is unclear. The target category is rather dubious as well, as firearms are multi-purpose. Lighter firearms and rifles are usually used for hunting and target shooting in addition their military function. Heavier weapon's targets tend to be very widespread in military use, as there is a focus on multiple use. The result is that while the info in other categories on the table varies a lot but is very specific (numbers, wars, nations, etc.), info about platform and target is not very meaningful. It is better for the main article to describe the usually complicated nature of use and mounts, rather then in these indeterminate categories. Ve3 20:32, 13 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Too redundant? How? And because something is not in other firearm tables is not a good reason for its removal. As far as the possibility of there being multiple mounts, in that case you should just put "See section", where section is a link to the appropriate section. Same goes for target.
 * I think that some things in this template definitely should be removed, such as a couple of dates as well as the conflicts used (overlaps with era and too much info), I think that platform and target should stay. The infobox is for quick technical information (which is why a few items should go), and I think that platform and target counts in that sense. Surgo 04:34, July 14, 2005 (UTC)

 * I concur on conflicts, since that should be adequately covered in the text. Perhaps target and platform can be incorporated as a short phrase under type eg "Vehicle mounted". GraemeLeggett 09:09, 14 July 2005 (UTC)

I changed the spelling of "calibre" to "caliber." It seems that the American spelling is preferred on Wikipedia as the article with the British spelling is just a redirect. --Askaggs 06:40, July 20, 2005 (UTC)

 * The rule for different spellings is that the first one in use stays. Its to limit US English / BE English wars (see Gasoline talk for an example) GraemeLeggett 08:23, 20 July 2005 (UTC)

 * I did check the Manual of Style page and the first author rule is a suggestion of last resort, not the primary rule. It seems to me that it's kind of amateur to purposely spell it differently than the actual caliber article page when there is nothing on this page that is British specific. I was only trying to add some consistency to the wikipedia. I'm not looking to get into an edit war though, so if you absolutely insist on this spelling I won't change it back again. --Askaggs 18:30, July 20, 2005 (UTC)

 * I changed "Magazine" to "Feed System". This is better as it is more generally with respect to this topic. A belt is a different type of feed compared to a magazine, so to use magazine to describe a belt feed is erroneous.

Change proposal
There's a lot of redundant information in this template, and things that don't belong in an infobox. I propose the following changes:
 * Top
 * Add platform back in. This is a fairly important piece of information, I think. Is it a personal weapon, an aircraft weapon, etc.? If there's more than one, you can always put a "See section" in.
 * Remove the entire "History" section.
 * Remove "Date of design". This isn't a specific date often enough, and shouldn't really be in the infobox in the first place.
 * Remove "Production period". Again, this is covered by "Era" and doesn't have much of a place in the infobox.
 * Remove "Service duration". Covered completely by "Era".
 * Remove "Operators". This is covered by "Nationality".
 * Remove "War service". This is especially covered by "Era".
 * Specifications
 * Remove "Type". It's already there in the top.

Thoughts? Surgo 20:13, July 20, 2005 (UTC)

 * yes,
 * era is just a shorthand for the (rough) period of the weapon, at a glance you get an idea of when it was developed/used
 * Production dates and service dates then give more details and identify weapons produced over a short period of time - Sten, or those with a longer production period - Lee Enfield.
 * service lifes of weapons may be much longer than production period - M3 Grease gun
 * operators may be a longer list than the originating nation of the design - FN FAL (Belgium)

in service with half of NATO
 * Platform can probably be more simply described as part of type eg vehicle mounted machine gun, infantry rifle
 * War service was another shorthand to show contribution to actual conflict - it can be lost more readily than the others.
 * the second typoe is for more precise description though it obviously overlaps with "action"

 * GraemeLeggett 08:38, 21 July 2005 (UTC)

 * If anything, I'd rather remove "era" than "production period". After all the era should be mentioned in the lead section of the article itself, while in the infobox we should stick to hard data. Also, the era is always problematic. For instance, what would you say about Vis pistol, which was produced 1935 to 1945 and then from 1992 onwards (same model!)? Halibutt 15:20, July 22, 2005 (UTC)

What is the difference from Template:Firearm
What is the difference from Template:Firearm--210.82.118.225 08:07, 4 September 2005 (UTC)

Anyone??? I come across many firearms pages which don't have either template and I'd like to fix it, but which one would be best? This one or Template:Firearm? At the moment I'm leaning toward the latter. To make matters worse there are other templates also floating around like Template:Semi-automatic pistol (and probably more). Deon Steyn 08:19, 15 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I fancy this one over Firearm, but then I would, but go see Template:Weapon which seems more consistent with Template:AFV, and will probably replace "firearm" and "weapon-firearm" GraemeLeggett 10:00, 15 June 2006 (UTC)

How about using "qif"s?
A possible resolution to the issues/concerns/whatever above could be to use some "qif"s in the template, such that is a field is not populated, it doesn't show up at all. This would give everyone the option of using something like "Wars" and "Rate of fire" when deemed appropriate, but if the info was not filled in, it wouldn't show. Check the source for the company infobox template for an example. Just a suggestion. The Deviant 22:48, 31 March 2006 (UTC)

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Ashanti Region

The Ashanti Region is located in the southern part of Ghana and is the third largest of 16 administrative regions, occupying a total land surface of 24389 km2 and making up 10.2 percent of the total land area of Ghana. It is the most populated region in Ghana, with a population of 5,440,463 according to the 2021 census, accounting for around one-fifth of Ghana's total population. The Ashanti Region is known for its gold bar and cocoa production. The largest city and capital of Ashanti is Kumasi.

Location and size
The Ashanti Region is located in the middle belt of Ghana. It lies between longitudes 0.15W and 2.25W as well as latitudes 5.50N and 7.46N. The region shares boundaries with six of the sixteen political regions: the Bono,  Bono East, and  Ahafo in the north, the Eastern Region in the east, the Central Region in the south, and the Western Region in the South west. The region is divided into 43 districts, each headed by a District Chief Executive.

Parks

 * Bobiri Forest Butterfly Sanctuary
 * Bomfobiri Wildlife Sanctuary
 * Digya National Park
 * Kogyae Strict Nature Reserve
 * Owabi Forest Reserve and Bird Sanctuary

Recreation areas

 * Centre for National Culture
 * Rattray Park

Historic sites

 * Komfo Anokye Sword site
 * Manhyia Palace Museum
 * Kumasi Fort and Military Museum
 * Armed Forces Museum
 * The Prempeh II Jubilee Museum
 * The Asante Traditional Buildings
 * Yaa Asantewaa Museum

Festivals
Several festivals are celebrated in the region, including the Akwasidae and Adae Kese. The festivals are religious and celebrated by some members of the Akan ethnic group, which the Ashanti people are part of. The festivals are celebrated to remember past leaders and other individuals respected for their actions. Though the individuals honored are dead, their spirits are believed by the Akan people to be alive and taking interest in the affairs of the living, watching their actions, and consulting with them during the Adae festival.
 * Papa Festival
 * Kente Festival
 * Yaa Asantewaa Festival
 * Mmoa Nni Nko Festival
 * Nkyidwo Festival

Other tourist attractions

 * Kejetia Market
 * Adinkra cloth printing in Ntonso

Population
The center of population in the Ashanti Region is located in the Kumasi Metropolitan District. According to the 2000 census, the region had a population of 3,612,950, making it the most populous region of Ghana; however, its density (148.1 per square km) is lower than that of Central the (162.2/km2) Region. The majority of the Ashanti Region's population is from the Akan ethnic group and is made up of citizens by birth (94.2%), whereas 5% are naturalized Ghanaians. A smaller proportion (5.8%) of the population originates from outside Ashanti, Akanland, or Ghana; 3.7 percent of the population of Ashanti was from one of the five English-speaking countries of ECOWAS and 2.1 percent was from other countries in Africa. The non-African population living in the region is 1.8 percent of the total population. Akans are the predominant ethnic group in the region, representing 94.2% of citizens by birth. A high proportion (82.9%) of the Akan population is Ashanti.

Transport
The Ashanti region is served by the Kumasi Airport, which handles domestic flights. Five national highways (the N4, N6, N8, N10 and N6) and a few regional highways, such as the R52 and R106, are located in the region.

The N6 is connected to Kumasi, Nsawam, the N4, and Accra via Kwame Nkrumah Circle. Ashanti is also connected to the Central Region by the N8 and N10, both of which originate from Yemoransa in the Central Region. The N10, is also connected to Kumasi.

Senior high schools

 * Tweneboah Kodua Secondary School- Akyerema (TKSS)
 * Dadease Senior High School, Dadease
 * Akomadan Senior High School, Akomadan
 * Dompoase Senior High School, Dompoasi
 * Afia Kobi Ampem Girls (Royal AKAGSHS)
 * Adanwomase SENIOR High School (ADASS)
 * Agogo State College, Agogo Asante-Akyem
 * Agona SDA Senior High School, Agona
 * Anglican Senior High School, Kumasi
 * Asanteman School (Real Assas)
 * Bankoman Senior High School, Banko
 * Osei Tutu Senior High School (OT)
 * Bekwai SDA Senior High School
 * Ghana Armed Forces Secondary Technical School, Kumasi
 * Beposo Senior High School, Beposo
 * Collins Secondary Commercial School, Agog o Asante-Akyem
 * Effiduase Senior High School, Effiduase
 * Ejisuman Senior High School, Ejisu
 * Ejuraman Senior High School, Ejura
 * Fomena T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Adansi Fomena
 * Jachie-Pramso Senior High School (Formerly MIGHTY JAPASS)
 * Komfo Anokye Senior High School, Wiamoase
 * Kumasi Academy, Asokore-Mampong, Kumasi
 * Kumasi Girls' Senior High School
 * Kumasi Wesley Girls High School
 * Kumasi High School
 * Obuasi Secondary Technical School (O.S.T.S)
 * Wesley Senior High School (WEHIS), Bekwai
 * Adventist Senior High School (ADASS), Bantama
 * Ofoase Kokoben Senior High School (OFKOSS)
 * Adventist Girls Senior High School (ADGISS), Ntonso
 * Opoku Ware Secondary School, Kumasi.
 * St. Louis Senior High School, Oduom
 * Nkawie Secondary Technical School.
 * Oppong Memorial Senior High School.
 * Osei Kyeretwie Senior High School, Kumasi.
 * Prempeh College, Kumasi.
 * Prince of Peace Girls Senior High School, South Suntreso, Kumasi.
 * Simms Senior High School, Fawoade
 * Bonwire Senior High Tech. School.
 * St Joseph Senior High School (Ehuren)
 * St. Monica's Senior High School, Mampong
 * Amaniampong Senior High School, Mampong
 * T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School, Kumasi
 * T.I. Ahmadiyya Girls' Senior High School, Asokore
 * Kumasi Technical Institute, Kumasi (KTI)
 * Jacobu Senior High School, Jacobu
 * Juaben Senior High School, Juaben
 * Yaa Asantewaa Girls' Senior High School, Tanoso
 * Kumasi Senior High Technical School (K.S.T.S),
 * Tepa Senior High School, Tepa. (GREAT TESS).
 * Mabang Senior High School, Mabang.
 * Aduman Senior High School, (Admass) Aduman
 * Dwamena Akenten Senior High School, (DASS) Offinso
 * Konongo-Odumasi Senior High School
 * Al-Azhariya Islamic Senior High School (AZASS) Old tafo_Kumasi
 * Islamic Senior High School (I-Sec) Abrepo

Higher education
The Ashanti region has three public universities. In addition, there are private universities and colleges, which are spread throughout the region.

Universities

 * Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi
 * Ghana Baptist University College, Kumasi
 * Spiritan University College, Ejisu
 * Garden City University College, Kenyasi, Kumasi
 * Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development, (formerly Kumasi Campus of University of Education, Winneba)]
 * National Institute Of Information Technology, Kumasi Campus NIIT.
 * Kumasi Technical University, K-Poly
 * IPMC, Kumasi Campus
 * Akrokerri College of Education
 * St. Monica's College of Education, Mampong
 * Christian Service University College, Odeneho Kwadaso
 * Wesley College of Education
 * St. Louis College of Education
 * Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (formerly Mampong Campus of University of Education, Winneba)
 * Mampong Technical College of Education (MAMTECH)
 * S.D.A. College of Education, Agona

Healthcare

 * Manhyia Hospital
 * Kwadaso SDA Hospital
 * Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
 * Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Hospital
 * Kumasi South Hospital
 * First care Hospital
 * Tafo Government Hospital
 * Suntreso Government Hospital
 * West End Hospital

Sports

 * Kumasi Asante Kotoko
 * Ashanti Gold SC
 * King Faisal Babies F.C.
 * New Edubiase United
 * Main stadium is Kumasi Sports Stadium

Administrative divisions
The Ashanti Region is administered by a local government. Under its administrative system, the region is divided into 43 MMDAs (made up of 1 Metropolitan, 18 Municipal and 24 Ordinary Assemblies). Each District, Municipal, or Metropolitan Assembly is administered by a Chief Executive and Member of Parliament representing the central government, but deriving authority from an Assembly headed by a presiding member elected by the other members of the Assembly. Afterwards, the MMDAs were increased from 10 to 18 in 1988; from 18 to 21 in 2004; from 21 to 27 in 2008; from 27 to 30 in 2012; and from 30 to 43 in 2018. The current list of Members of Parliament is as follows:

AKDA - former capital was Foase

Native citizens

 * General I. K Acheampong, former Head of State of Ghana, Taabuom, Atwima
 * General Akwasi Amankwaa Afrifa, former Head of State, Krobo, Asante-Mampong
 * J.H. Frimpong-Ansah, former Governor of Bank of Ghana, Asante-Mampong
 * Joseph Yaw Manu, Politician, Asante-Nsuta

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Article has been kept following this Votes for deletion debate. Sjakkalle (Check!)  10:48, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Lensed
Is "lensed" a word? Maybe a different word would be more suitable, like maybe "videoed"? Thoughts? Rklawton (talk) 02:39, 30 January 2016 (UTC)

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