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List of high schools in Louisiana

This is a list of high schools in the state of Louisiana.

Acadia Parish

 * Church Point High School, Church Point
 * Iota High School, Iota
 * Midland High School, Midland
 * Rayne High School, Rayne

Crowley

 * Crowley High School
 * Northside Christian School
 * Notre Dame High School

Allen Parish

 * Elizabeth High School, Elizabeth
 * Fairview High School, Grant
 * Kinder High School, Kinder
 * Oakdale High School, Oakdale
 * Oberlin High School, Oberlin
 * Reeves High School, Reeves

Ascension Parish

 * Dutchtown High School, Geismar
 * St. Amant High School, St. Amant

Donaldsonville

 * Ascension Catholic High School
 * Donaldsonville High School

Gonzales

 * Ascension Christian High School
 * East Ascension High School

Assumption Parish

 * Assumption High School, Napoleonville

Avoyelles Parish

 * Avoyelles High School, Moreauville
 * Avoyelles Public Charter School, Mansura
 * Marksville High School, Marksville
 * St. Joseph School, Plaucheville

Bunkie

 * Bunkie High School
 * Louisiana School for the Agricultural Sciences

Beauregard Parish

 * DeRidder High School, DeRidder
 * East Beauregard High School, Dry Creek
 * Merryville High School, Merryville
 * Singer High School, Singer
 * South Beauregard High School, Longville

Bienville Parish

 * Arcadia High School, Arcadia
 * Bienville School, Bienville
 * Castor High School, Castor
 * Gibsland–Coleman High School, Gibsland
 * Ringgold High School, Ringgold
 * Saline High School, Saline

Bossier Parish

 * Benton High School, Benton
 * Haughton High School, Haughton
 * Plain Dealing Middle/High School, Plain Dealing

Bossier City

 * Airline High School
 * Bossier High School
 * Parkway High School

Caddo Parish

 * North Caddo High School, Vivian

Public

 * Booker T. Washington High School
 * C. E. Byrd High School
 * Caddo Career & Technology Center
 * Caddo Magnet High School
 * Captain Shreve High School
 * Green Oaks High School
 * Huntington High School
 * Northwood High School
 * Southwood High School
 * Woodlawn High School

Private/Charter

 * Calvary Baptist Academy
 * Evangel Christian Academy
 * Kingston Christian Academy
 * Loyola College Prep
 * Magnolia School of Excellence
 * Pathways in Education (Southern Hills & North Market)
 * Word of God Academy

Calcasieu Parish

 * Bell City High School, Bell City
 * DeQuincy High School, DeQuincy
 * Iowa High School, Iowa
 * Starks High School, Starks
 * Vinton High School, Vinton
 * Westlake High School, Westlake

Lake Charles

 * A. M. Barbe High School
 * Calcasieu Career Center
 * Hamilton Christian School
 * LaGrange High School
 * Lake Charles College Prep
 * Lake Charles-Boston Academy of Learning
 * Sam Houston High School
 * St. Louis Catholic High School
 * Washington-Marion Magnet High School

Sulphur

 * Parkview Christian School
 * Sulphur High School

Caldwell Parish

 * Caldwell Parish High School, Columbia

Cameron Parish

 * Grand Lake High School, Grand Lake
 * Hackberry High School, Hackberry
 * Johnson Bayou High School, Johnson Bayou
 * South Cameron High School, Creole

Catahoula Parish

 * Harrisonburg High School, Harrisonburg
 * Sicily Island High School, Sicily Island

Jonesville

 * Block High School
 * Central High School

Claiborne Parish

 * Homer High School, Homer
 * Summerfield High School, Summerfield

Haynesville

 * Claiborne Academy
 * Haynesville Junior/Senior High School

Concordia Parish

 * Concordia Parish Academy of Math, Science & Technology Ridgecrest
 * Monterey High School, Monterey
 * Vidalia High School, Vidalia

Ferriday

 * Delta Charter School
 * Ferriday High School

De Soto Parish

 * Mansfield High School, Mansfield
 * North DeSoto High School, Stonewall

Logansport

 * Logansport High School
 * Stanley High School

East Baton Rouge Parish

 * Baker High School, Baker
 * Northeast High School, Pride
 * Zachary High School, Zachary

Public

 * Baton Rouge Magnet High School
 * Belaire High School
 * Broadmoor High School
 * Capitol High School
 * GEO Next Generation High School
 * Glen Oaks High School
 * Istrouma High School
 * Liberty Magnet High School
 * Louisiana School for the Deaf
 * Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired
 * McKinley High School
 * Northdale Alternative Magnet Academy
 * Scotlandville Magnet High School
 * Tara High School
 * Woodlawn High School

Private

 * The Brighton School
 * Catholic High School
 * Collegiate Baton Rouge
 * The Dunham School
 * Episcopal High School
 * Family Christian Academy
 * Greater Baton Rouge Hope Academy
 * Helix Aviation Academy
 * Jehovah-Jireh Christian Academy
 * Madison Preparatory Academy
 * Mentorship Academy of Digital Arts
 * Parkview Baptist High School
 * St Joseph's Academy
 * Southern University Laboratory School
 * St. Michael the Archangel High School
 * Thrive Academy
 * University Lab High School

Central

 * Central High School
 * Central Private School

Lake Providence

 * Briarfield Academy
 * General Trass High School

East Feliciana Parish

 * East Feliciana High School, Jackson
 * Silliman Institute, Clinton
 * Slaughter Community Charter School, Slaughter

Evangeline Parish

 * Basile High School, Basile
 * Mamou High School, Mamou
 * Pine Prairie High School, Pine Prairie

Ville Platte

 * Sacred Heart High School
 * Ville Platte High School

Winnsboro

 * Family Community Christian School
 * Franklin Academy
 * Franklin Parish High School

Grant Parish

 * Georgetown High School, Georgetown
 * Montgomery High School, Montgomery

Dry Prong

 * Grant Academy
 * Grant High School

Iberia Parish

 * Delcambre High School, Delcambre
 * Jeanerette Senior High School, Jeanerette
 * Loreauville High School, Loreauville

New Iberia

 * Catholic High School
 * Highland Baptist Christian School
 * New Iberia Senior High School
 * Westgate High School

Iberville Parish

 * North Iberville High School, Rosedale
 * White Castle High School, White Castle

Plaquemine

 * Mathematics, Science, and Arts Academy - West
 * Plaquemine High School
 * St. John High School

St. Gabriel

 * East Iberville High School
 * Mathematics, Science, and Arts Academy - East

Jackson Parish

 * Jonesboro-Hodge High School, Jonesboro
 * Quitman High School, Quitman
 * Weston High School, Weston

Jefferson Parish

 * Fisher Middle-High School, Jean Lafitte
 * Grand Isle School, Grand Isle
 * JCFA West Campus, Terrytown
 * John Curtis Christian School, River Ridge

Gretna

 * A Different World Academy
 * Thomas Jefferson High School
 * Muslim Academy

Harvey

 * JCFA Main Campus
 * Jefferson RISE Charter School
 * West Jefferson High School

Jefferson

 * JCFA East Campus
 * Patrick F. Taylor Science and Technology Academy
 * Riverdale High School

Kenner

 * Alfred Bonnabel High School
 * Kenner Discovery Health Sciences Academy

Marrero

 * Academy of Our Lady
 * Archbishop Shaw High School
 * Cuillier Career Center
 * John Ehret High School
 * L. W. Higgins High School

Metairie

 * Archbishop Chapelle High School
 * Archbishop Rummel High School
 * Crescent City Christian School
 * East Jefferson High School
 * Ecole Classique School
 * Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies
 * Holy Rosary High School
 * John Martyn Alternative School
 * Lutheran High School of Greater New Orleans
 * Metairie Park Country Day School
 * St. Martin's Episcopal School
 * St. Therese Academy

Jefferson Davis Parish

 * Elton High School, Elton
 * Hathaway High School, Hathaway
 * Jennings High School, Jennings
 * Lacassine High School, Lacassine
 * Lake Arthur High School, Lake Arthur
 * Welsh High School, Welsh

La Salle Parish

 * Jena High School, Jena
 * LaSalle High School, Olla

Lafayette

 * Acadiana High School
 * Ascension Episcopal School
 * Carencro High School
 * David Thibodaux STEM Magnet Academy
 * John Paul The Great Academy
 * Lafayette Christian Academy
 * Lafayette Renaissance Charter High School
 * Lafayette High School
 * Northside High School
 * Ovey Comeaux High School
 * St. Thomas More Catholic High School
 * Teurlings Catholic High School
 * Westminster Christian Academy

Youngsville

 * Acadiana Renaissance Charter School
 * Southside High School

Lafourche Parish

 * Central Lafourche High School, Raceland
 * South Lafourche High School, Galliano

Thibodaux

 * Edward Douglas White Catholic High School
 * Thibodaux High School

Lincoln Parish

 * Choudrant High School, Choudrant
 * Lincoln Preparatory School, Grambling
 * Simsboro High School, Simsboro

Ruston

 * Bethel Christian School
 * Cedar Creek School
 * Ruston High School

Livingston Parish

 * Albany High School, Albany
 * Denham Springs High School, Denham Springs
 * Doyle High School, Livingston
 * French Settlement High School, French Settlement
 * Holden High School, Holden
 * Live Oak High School, Watson
 * Maurepas High School, Maurepas
 * Springfield High School, Springfield

Walker

 * Livingston Parish Literacy & Technology Center
 * Walker High School

Tallulah

 * Madison High School
 * Tallulah Academy/Delta Christian School

Bastrop

 * Bastrop High School
 * Beekman Charter School
 * Prairie View Academy

Natchitoches Parish

 * Lakeview High School, Campti

Natchitoches

 * Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts
 * Natchitoches Central High School
 * Natchitoches Parish Career & Technical Center
 * St. Mary's High School

Public Charter

 * Abramson Sci Academy
 * Benjamin Franklin High School
 * Booker T. Washington High School
 * Cohen College Prep High School
 * Collegiate Academies (Abramson Sci Academy, Collegiate Baton Rouge, G. W. Carver, Livingston, Opportunities, Rosenwald)
 * Delores Taylor Arthur School for Young Men
 * Dr. King Charter School
 * Edna Karr High School
 * Eleanor McMain Secondary School
 * G. W. Carver High School
 * International High School of New Orleans
 * John F. Kennedy High School
 * John McDonogh High School
 * KIPP New Orleans Schools (Booker T. Washington, Frederick A. Douglass, John F. Kennedy)
 * McDonogh 35 High School
 * L.B. Landry College and Career Preparatory High School
 * Livingston Collegiate Academy
 * The Willow School
 * Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans
 * Morris Jeff Community School
 * The NET Charter High Schools (Central City, Gentilly, East)
 * New Harmony High School
 * New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA)
 * New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics High School
 * New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy
 * Rooted School
 * Rosenwald Collegiate Academy
 * Sarah T. Reed High School
 * Sophie B. Wright Charter School
 * Warren Easton Charter High School

Private

 * Academy of the Sacred Heart
 * Brother Martin High School
 * Cabrini High School
 * De La Salle High School
 * Holy Cross High School
 * Holy Rosary High School
 * Isidore Newman School
 * Jesuit High School
 * Life of Christ Christian Academy
 * Light City Christian Academy
 * McGehee School
 * Mount Carmel Academy
 * St. Augustine High School
 * St. Katharine Drexel Preparatory School
 * St. Mary's Academy
 * St. Mary's Dominican High School
 * Ursuline Academy

Monroe

 * Carroll High School
 * Neville High School
 * New Vision Learning Academy
 * Ouachita Christian High School
 * Ouachita Parish High School
 * Richwood High School
 * River Oaks School
 * St. Frederick High School
 * Sterlington High School
 * Wossman High School

West Monroe

 * Claiborne Christian School
 * West Monroe High School
 * West Ouachita High School

Plaquemines Parish

 * Belle Chasse High School, Belle Chasse
 * South Plaquemines High School, Port Sulphur
 * Phoenix High School, Braithwaite

Pointe Coupee Parish

 * Livonia High School, Livonia

New Roads

 * Catholic High School of Pointe Coupee
 * False River Academy

Rapides Parish

 * Buckeye High School, Deville
 * Northwood High School, Lena
 * Oak Hill High School, Hineston
 * Pineville High School, Pineville
 * Rapides High School, Lecompte
 * Tioga High School, Tioga

Alexandria

 * Alexandria Country Day School
 * Alexandria Senior High School
 * Bolton High School
 * Grace Christian School
 * Holy Savior Menard Central High School
 * Peabody Magnet High School

Glenmora

 * Glenmora High School
 * Plainview High School

Coushatta

 * Red River Senior High School
 * Riverdale Academy

Richland Parish

 * Mangham High School, Mangham

Delhi

 * Delhi Charter School
 * Delhi High School

Rayville

 * Rayville High School
 * Riverfield Academy

Sabine Parish

 * Converse High School, Converse
 * Ebarb School, Ebarb
 * Florien High School, Florien
 * Many High School, Many
 * Negreet High School, Negreet
 * Pleasant Hill High School, Pleasant Hill
 * Zwolle High School, Zwolle

St. Bernard Parish

 * Chalmette High School, Chalmette

St. Charles Parish

 * Destrehan High School, Destrehan
 * Hahnville High School, Boutte

St. Helena Parish

 * St. Helena College and Career Academy, Greensburg

St. James Parish

 * Lutcher High School, Lutcher
 * St. James High School, St. James

St. John the Baptist Parish

 * East St. John High School, Reserve
 * West St. John High School, Edgard
 * Riverside Academy, Reserve
 * St. Charles Catholic High School, Laplace

St. Landry Parish

 * Beau Chene High School, Arnaudville
 * North Central High School, Lebeau
 * Port Barre High School, Port Barre

Eunice

 * Eunice High School
 * St. Edmund High School

Grand Coteau

 * Academy of the Sacred Heart
 * Berchmans Academy

Opelousas

 * J. S. Clark Leadership Academy
 * Magnet Academy for Cultural Arts
 * Northwest High School
 * Opelousas Catholic School
 * Opelousas Senior High School
 * Westminster Christian Academy

St. Martin Parish

 * Breaux Bridge High School, Breaux Bridge
 * Cecilia High School, Cecilia
 * Episcopal School of Acadiana, Cade
 * St. Martinville Senior High School, St. Martinville

St. Mary Parish

 * Berwick High School, Berwick
 * Centerville High School, Centerville
 * Patterson High School, Patterson
 * West St. Mary High School, Baldwin

Franklin

 * Franklin Senior High School
 * Hanson Memorial High School
 * V.B. Glencoe Charter School

Morgan City

 * Central Catholic High School
 * Morgan City High School

St. Tammany Parish

 * Pearl River High School, Pearl River

Covington

 * Archbishop Hannan High School
 * Christ Episcopal School
 * Covington High School
 * Northlake Christian School
 * St. Paul's School
 * St. Scholastica Academy

Mandeville

 * Fontainebleau High School
 * Lakeshore High School
 * Mandeville High School

Slidell

 * First Baptist Christian School
 * Northshore High School
 * Pope John Paul II High School
 * Salmen High School
 * Slidell High School

Tangipahoa Parish

 * Amite High Magnet School, Amite
 * Independence High Magnet School, Independence
 * Loranger High School, Loranger
 * Ponchatoula High School, Ponchatoula

Hammond

 * Hammond High Magnet School
 * Saint Thomas Aquinas Regional Catholic High School

Kentwood

 * Jewel Sumner High School
 * Kentwood High Magnet School

St. Joseph

 * Tensas Academy
 * Tensas High School

Terrebonne Parish

 * H. L. Bourgeois High School, Gray
 * South Terrebonne High School, Bourg

Houma

 * Covenant Christian Academy
 * Houma Christian School
 * Ellender Memorial High School
 * Terrebonne High School
 * Vandebilt Catholic High School

Union Parish

 * Downsville High School, Downsville

Farmerville

 * D'Arbonne Woods Charter School
 * Union Parish High School

Vermilion Parish

 * Delcambre High School, Delcambre
 * Erath High School, Erath
 * Gueydan High School, Gueydan
 * Kaplan High School, Kaplan
 * North Vermilion High School, Maurice

Abbeville

 * Abbeville High School
 * Harvest Time Christian Academy
 * Vermilion Catholic High School

Vernon Parish

 * Anacoco High School, Anacoco
 * Evans High School, Evans
 * Hornbeck High School, Hornbeck
 * Pitkin High School, Pitkin
 * Rosepine High School, Rosepine
 * Simpson High School, Simpson

Leesville

 * Faith Training Christian Academy
 * Hicks High School
 * Leesville High School
 * Pickering High School

Washington Parish

 * Bogalusa High School, Bogalusa
 * Mount Hermon High School, Mount Hermon
 * Varnado High School, Varnado

Franklinton

 * Bowling Green School
 * Franklinton High School
 * Pine Junior/Senior High School

Webster Parish

 * Doyline High School, Doyline
 * Lakeside High School, Sibley
 * North Webster High School, Springhill

Minden

 * Glenbrook School
 * Minden High School

West Baton Rouge Parish

 * Brusly High School, Brusly
 * Port Allen High School, Port Allen
 * The Christian Academy of Louisiana, Addis

West Carroll Parish

 * Forest High School, Forest
 * Oak Grove High School, Oak Grove

West Feliciana Parish

 * West Feliciana High School, St. Francisville

Winn Parish

 * Calvin High School, Calvin
 * Dodson High School, Dodson
 * Winnfield Senior High School, Winnfield

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Woodmancote, Tewkesbury Borough

Woodmancote is a village and civil parish in Gloucestershire, England. The parish lies immediately east of Bishop's Cleeve; the village is about 3+1/2 mi north of Cheltenham. In old English the name meant 'woodmen's cottage' and an early form was Wudumannacote. In the southeast of the parish is the small village of Cleeve Hill, under the slopes of the hill of the same name.

There is also an area called Woodmancote in Dursley, also in Gloucestershire.

History

The maps above highlight the fact that no significant development occurred between 1828 and 1945, only infrastructure such as new roads and a railway line seem to be new features. The physical lack of development is also shown in its neighbouring village Bishop's Cleeve. It does show a large amount of arable land as fields in both maps. This would suggest that the people who lived there were mostly working in agriculture for many generations.

The Domesday Book (1086) does not include Woodmancote. It became a place in its own right when estates in the area were organised by the Bishop's officers around 1170. Over centuries Woodmancote remained an area of smallholdings and arable fields. Only in 1847 the traditional farming of the villagers on medieval open-fields ended, as arable land became enclosed into the fields we see today. For 600 years Bishop's Cleeve and Woodmancote have been hard to define as two separate parishes. This was because both were "in the same manor of the Bishop of Worcester and so it is often impossible to distinguish in his records". The Black Death saw one third of the population of Bishop's Cleeve and Woodmancote die.

Haymes is a hamlet within Woodmancote at the top of Cleve Hill: Haymes House is a Grade II listed Georgian mansion.

In the 1870s, Woodmancote was described by John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales as:
 * "a hamlet in Bishops-Cleeve parish, Gloucester; 3½ miles W by S of Winchcomb. Real property, £2,459; of which £40 are in quarries. Pop., 431. Houses, 100.".

The village is the home of the Woodmancote Evangelical Free Church, part of the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion.

Boundaries

The map above shows the change in boundaries of the Woodmancote civil parish over time, with the newer boundary line adjacent to the railway line and the old boundary covering roughly half of what today is part of Bishop's Cleeve.

The boundaries of Woodmancote changed in 1883 and 1953. It gained 120 acres from the Bushcombe Island that was part of Bishop’s Cleeve. It gained again another 46 acres in April 1953 but lost 143 acres south of Station Road to Bishop’s Cleeve. The railway line is still part of Woodmancote. Since 1953, the village comprises 886 acres.

Infrastructure and development
In 1886 a medical examiner of Woodmancote reported very serious sanitary problems. Nearly all of the drinking water sources such as wells and ditches were condemned. Woodmancote was connected to mains water four years later in 1891. The first telephone exchange in Woodmancote was opened by the National Telephone Company in 1899. The local hotel named the Rising Sun was the first to receive a number which was 502.

The Cheltenham District Gas Company supplied gas to Woodmancote from around 1925. Electricity was not supplied until after World War II, however Cleeve Hill had mains installed underground in the 1930s.

Woodmancote's development has been stunted because of where it is located: its position at the foot of Cleeve Hill gives the settlement only a westerly direction to expand, but only to an extent before it reaches the boundary of Bishop's Cleeve.

Transport
The main road running through Woodmancote is called Station Road as it led to Bishop's Cleeve railway station. This road leads straight into Bishop's Cleeve to the west and Cheltenham to the south. From there, the M5 is easily accessible.

Woodmancote and Bishop's Cleeve were once served by a railway line that divides the two parishes. It was created on 1 June 1906 by the Great Western Railway which ran from Stratford-upon-Avon and finished at Cheltenham. The railway station closed on 7 March 1960 and was demolished. An accident occurred later on the railway line which led to its dismantlement by 1980. A 12-mile stretch of the track has been reconstructed through Woodmancote which has been reopened and is now preserved as heritage of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway.

In November 2022, the only bus service in the village was withdrawn.

Education
In the 1841 census, the first schoolteacher was recorded for Woodmancote, George Sheppard at the age of 25. In the 1851 census, three women schoolmistresses were recorded but in the 1861 census none remained in the village. It wasn't until 1906 to 1910 that a school was started by Miss Waghorne. A larger, six-classroom primary school was built by the County Council in 1972 on Station Road.

Population

This graph shows the total population at 10 year intervals recorded by the Census in the United Kingdom since 1871 (no census data from 1941 as the National census did not occur then).

As from 2011, Woodmancote had a population of 3,029 according to the 2011 census. The graph shows an initial decrease in total population from the years 1871-1891 to 312, however from that point the population gradually increased to the year 1961 with 1,146 inhabitants. From that point the increase accelerated with a sudden drop from 2,922 in 1991 to 2,630 in 2001.

Woodmancotes Demographics is typical of a rural village as it has an increasingly aging population.

This graph shows the average number of people per house in Woodmancote. From 1881 to 1901 there are about 3 people per house, however this increases to almost 4.5 people per house in 1920. From this point it decreases to the current level of 2.5 people per house. As the population graph shows an increase in population during this time, this would mean that there has been an increase in the construction of new houses.

Employment

These charts show the types of jobs that occurred in 1881 and 2011 and the number of people who had them as professions. The charts indicate that within the 130 years of these censuses, occupations have developed from the primary sector such as agriculture to the service sector such as administration.

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СИНЕҢ ӨЧЕН Г.Ильясов көе Җ.Дәрзаман сүзләре Синең өчен һәрчак аяз,

Lyric for Kitme Sandugach
КИТМӘ САНДУГАЧ Ф.Яхин көе Г.Зәйнәшева сүзләре Сандугач, сандугач, Китмә, китмә, сандугач!.. Канатларың талдырып, Туган җирне калдырып. Бездә туып үстең син, Чык суларын эчтең син. Кушымта: Сандугач, сандугач!.. Син китәсең, мин калам, Дусларыма җырлар өчен, Җырыңны отып алам. Сандугач, сандугач, Китмә, китмә, сандугач!.. Курыкма син кышлардан, Кал син башка кошлардан, Саклармын салкын җилдән, Китмә син туган илдән. Кушымта.

ОНЫТА АЛМЫЙМ

Lyric for Tang Atkanda
ТАҢ АТКАНДА Халык көе С.Хәким сүзләре Уяна иркен болыннар, Ачыла гөл керфекләре. Тибрәнеп яфрак өстендә Уйный чык бөртекләре. Уяна кошлар тирәктә, Җәйге җил куя исеп. Кузгла җырлар йөрәктә, Шунда син искә төшеп. Уяна таңы илемнең, Кырларга сибелә нуры. Тиң булып безенең елларга, Балкысын гомер юлы.

Lyric for Kubalagem
КҮБӘЛӘГЕМ Татар халык җыры Күбәләк гөлләргә кунса Гөлләр тибрәлә микән, Ул да мине сагынганда, Күбәләгем, түгәрәгем, Асыл кошым, сандугачым, Җырлап җибәрә микән. Тал астында, тау астында Салкын чишмә түгәрәк Очып барып кайтыр идем Күбәләгем, түгәрәгем, Асыл кошым, сандугачым, Әгәр булсам күбәләк. Күбәләк гөлләргә кунган Гөлдә булгач оясы Минем күңлем сиңа тарта Күбәләгем түгәрәгем Асыл кошым сандугачым, Син бит күңлем кояшы.

Lyric for Kerim Ele Urmannarga
КЕРИМ ӘЛЕ УРМАННАРГА Р.Яхин көе Г.Мөхәммәтшин сүзләре Керим әле урмннарга, Каеннар арасына. Сөйлим әле серләремне Сандугач баласына, Сандугач баласына, баласына. Керим әле урманнарга, Урманнар арасына. Сагышларым адаштырыйм Каеннар арасында, Каеннар арасында, арасында. Керим әле урмннарга, Урманның карасына. Бәлки дәва табалырмын Йөрәгем ярасына, Йөрәгем ярасына, ярасына.

Tugan Tel Lyric
ТУГАН ТЕЛ Халык көе Г.Тукай сүзләре И туган тел, и матур тел, Әткәм-әнкәмнең теле! Дөньяда күп нәрсә белдем син туган тел аркылы. Иң элек бу тел белән әнкәм бишектә көйләгән, Аннары төннәр буе әбкәм хикәят сөйләгән. И туган тел! Һәрвакытта ярдәмең белән синең, Кечкенәдән аңлашылган шатлыгым, кайгым минем. И туган тел, синдә булган иң элек кыйлган догам, Ярлыкагыл, дип, үзем һәм әткәм-әнкәмне, ходам!

ТУГАН ТЕЛ М.Минһаҗев көе Р.Корбан сүзләре «Әткәм», «Әнкәм» сүзе белән Ачылган телем минем! Син бирдең миңа ошаныч. Кичкәндә белем илен. Ата-бабамнар үткәнен Белдем мин синең аша. Башка телләрнең эченә Кердем мин синең аша. Ярдәм иттең белдерегә Күңелемдә ни барын. Син ярдәм иттең аңларга Кешеләрнең моң-зарын. И газиз татар телем син, Кадерле туган телем. Төрле телләр бакчасында Хуш исле гүзәл гөлем.

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Lyric for Al Zeynebem
АЛ ЗӘЙНӘБЕМ Татар халык җыры Бакчаларның гөлләремнең Тамырлары бер генә шул, Зәйнәбем. Кушымта: Ал Зәйнәбем, гөл Зәйнәбем Рәхәт үтсен җәйләрең. Кайчанда бер күрешербез Белмим көннәрен генә шул, Зәйнәбем. Кушымта. Һавадагы йолдызларны Нигәдер санамадым шул, Зәйнәбем. Кушымта. Күзләр тияр дип, йөзәреңә Туйганчы карамадым шул, Зәйнәбем.

Lyric for Nuriya
НУРИЯ Татар халык җыры Башымдагы эшләпәмне Элеп куйдым киртәгә. Кичә дә кич килми калдың, Нурия, Килми калма иртәгә. Су буена төшкән идем, Су өсте күбек кенә. Син бит минем якын дустым, Нурия, Күз нурым кебек кенә. Бөгелә каен, бөгелә каен, Матур бөгелмәсә дә. Синең өчен өзелә бәгърем, Нурия, Сиңа сизелмәсә дә.

Lyric for Sin Sazyny Ujnadyn
СИН САЗЫҢНЫ УЙНАДЫҢ Татар халык көе Н.Исәнбәт сүзләре Моңланып ай нурларында, Син сазыңны уйнадың; Нинди кыллар чиртте, бәгърем, Ул матур, яшь кулларың? Бакчаның бер почмагында Мин утырдым, тыңладым, Тыңладым да мин ирексез Яшьлегемне уйладым. Уйладым мин яшьлегемне, Син сазыңны уйнадың. Кайгылы күңелем тавында Яңгырады кылларың; Яңрады ул моңлы кыллар... Син сазыңны уйнадың. Чыңлаган шул кылларыңдай, Бер-бер үтте елларым; Үтте айлар, үтте еллар, Түзмәдем мин, егъладым. Үтте айлар, үтте еллар, Син сазыңны уйнадың. Үткән ул даулы гомерләр, Кан-көрәштә яңгырап. Саклаганмын тик күңелдә Шул көрәшнең моңнарын. Аһ, терелттең син күңелнең Бар күмелгән кылларын! Яңрап үткән ул гомернең Мин авазын тыңладым. Яңгырап үтте гомерләр, Син сазыңны уйнадың.

Lyric for Archa
АРЧА Татар халык җыры Арча якларына карыйм, Дустым Арча ягында; Арча ягы бигрәк матур Кош сайраган чагында. Арчаларга барсаң бәгырем, Ал гөлләрне өзәрсең: Үзәгемне бик өзәсең, Үзең ничек түзәсең? Китәм, бәгырем, китәм, бәгырем, Каласың Арчаларда; Онытылырлык яр түгел, Утларга салсалар да. Арчаларга баруларым Гөл-сирень өчен генә; Януларым, көюләрем Гел синең өчен генә.

Lyric for Ramaj
РАМАЙ Татар халык җыры Төнгә каршы берәү моңлы итеп, Рамай, Аерылышу көен җырлады. Тынга калды урман буйлары да, Рамай, Чишмәләр дә акмый тыңлады. Китәм инде, иркәм, мин еракка, Рамай, Сөйгән ярым, синнән аерылып. Мине сагынганда бер карарсың, Рамай, Киткән юлларыма каерылып.

Lyric for Mila'shka'jem
МИЛӘШКӘЕМ Авторлары билгесез Өй каршындагы миләшем, Минем якын сердәшем. Чуалса фикер, хисләрем Аның белән серләшәм. Кушымта: Миләшкәем, хәлең ничек, Бармы әллә зарларың. Сөйлә миңа, яшермичә Иң кадерле уйларың, миләшкәем. Иңнәреңә сөяләм дә, Күзләреңә текәләм. Юксынуга сер бирмичә, Көтәсеңне мин беләм. Аңлый мине миләшкәем Авыр кичерешләрем. Көзге кырау балландырды Аның да җимешләрен.

Lyric for Ber Gena' Minutka
БЕР ГЕНӘ МИНУТКА Ф.Мортазин көе Д.Камалетдинова сүзләре Бер генә минутка барсын да оныт та Кил әле, кил әле яныма Ягымлы карашың, кояштай карасын, Сагыштан әрнегән җаныма. Тик сине эзлим мин, тик сине юксынам, Бөтенләй югалтсам, нишләрмен?! Кайларда йөрмәдем, сиңа тиң күрмәдем Гел сиңа талпынды хисләрем. Син тере шатлыгым тормышым маягы, Йолдыз син күңелем күгендә. Бик соңлап кайтсаң да, кайчан да, кайчан да, Урының йөрәгем түрендә.

Lyric for Bishek Koye (Bishek Cyry)
БИШЕК ҖЫРЫ Татар халык җыры Әлли-бәлли итәр бу, Мәдрәсәгә китәр бу: Тырышып сабак укыгач, Галим булып китәр бу. Йокла улым йом күзең, Йом, йом күзең, йолдызым. Кичтән йокың кала да, Елап үтә көнедезең Әлли-бәлли, әлли-бәлли, Әлли-бәлли-бәү.

Lyric for Haman Ista'
ҺАМАН ИСТӘ Р.Еникиев көе Л.Әйтуганов сүзләре Йомшак кына җемелдиләр Йолдызлар җәйге кичтә…

Lyric for Kara Karlygach Mika'n
КАРА КАРЛЫГАЧ МИКӘН? Татар халык җыры Сандугачым, әйт үземә, Кайсы талга кунасың? Күзем йомсам, күз алдымда Торган кебек буласың. Кушымта: Кара карлыгач микән, Сары сандугач микән Аны үстергән әнкәсе? Сандугачлар басып сайрап Сындырган гөлләремне; Сынган гөлләргә охшатам Аерылган көннәремне. Кушымта. Сандугачлар ияләшкән Су эчәргә миләштән. Кайгыларым бетәр иде, Сине күреп сөйләшсәм. Кушымта.

Lyric for Sarman
САРМАН Татар халык җыры Сандугачлар кунып кайда сайрый? Сарман буйларында тирәктә, шул, Сарман буйларында тирәктә. Сиңа булган яшьлек мәхәббәтем Үрелеп чәчәк ата йөрәктә. Сарман буйларыннан үткән чакта, Тыңларсыңмы, җырлар җырлармын, шул, Тыңларсыңмы, җырлар җырлармын. Күзләреңне тутырып карарсыңмы, Зәңгәр таудан яулык болгармын. Сарман буйларында яшел алан, Печәннәре җитәр бер заман, шул, Печәннәре җитәр бер заман. Бергә яшәүләре бик күңелле, Әмма аерылышу бик яман.

Lyric for Minza'la'
МИНЗӘЛӘ Татар халык көе Ә.Ерикәй сүзләре Барасызмы Минзәләгә, Мин барам Минзәләгә; Минзәләне күрер өчен Үзәгем өзгәләнә. Минзәләгә барганым юк, Юллары такыр диләр; Такыр юлда йөреп үскән Кызлары матур диләр. Минем иркәм Минзәләдә Туып-үскән бер матур; Минзәләгә бармасам, Аны кемнәр юатыр?.. Минем иркәм Минзәләнең Арамнарым балкыта; Үзенең уңганлыгы белән Тирә-якка дан тота.

Lyric for Bezledem Begrem Sine
ЭЗЛӘДЕМ БӘГЫРЕМ СИНЕ С.Хәбибуллин көе Ә.Ерикәй сүзләре Кәккүк кычкыра сирәк кенә, Сагынуын сөйләп кенә. Килсәң иде, иркәм, яныма, Көлемсерәп кенә. Кушымта: Эзләдем, бәгърем, сине, Еллар буе тилмереп! Туймас, ахры, мәңге туймас Күзләрем сине күреп! Зәңгәр елгалар чылтырап ага, Нур сибә кояш көлеп. Алмагачлар ак шәл ябынган, Иркәм, синең кебек. Кушымта. Минем юлыма якты нурлар Алып кил күбрәк итеп. Алсу гөлләр өзеп бирермен, Сиңа бүләк итеп! Кушымта.

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Social Liberal Party of Sandžak

The Social Liberal Party of Sandžak (Socijalno-liberalna partija Sandžaka) was a centre-left Bosniak minority political party in Serbia. Its only leader was Bajram Omeragić.

History
During the renewed registration in April 2010, the party did not register and merged into the Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak, to which it transferred its only seat.

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Article moved from the full name of the machine. (unsigned comment)

Renaming
Should we rename this article to IBM Naval Ordnance Research Calculator? I'm not familiar with WP naming guidelines, so please don't scream at me if this is a bad idea. Waiwai933 (talk) 19:19, 19 April 2009 (UTC)

 * To find WP naming guidelines, key "WP:naming" in the search box (it's often easy to locate WP helps).  In the found article you'll note in the contents section 3.7.3.   Clicking that, there is a brief paragraph and a link to another article with Rationale and specifics.  By now, you'll be a Wikipedia expert.  Good luck. tooold (talk)

 * Thanks for the information. However, I'm still not sure about this article itself, since most people probably haven't even heard of NORC, let alone have a preference of which style to use. Waiwai933 (talk) 20:26, 19 April 2009 (UTC)


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Bob Woodruff

Robert Warren Woodruff (born August 18, 1961) is an American television journalist. Since 1996, he has served as a reporter for ABC News. Woodruff co-anchored ABC World News Tonight in 2006 with journalist Elizabeth Vargas. He was severely injured by an IED explosion during a reporting trip to Iraq that January, and he recovered over an extended period before returning to air.

Early life and education
Woodruff was born on August 18, 1961 in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, the son of Frances Ann (Dawson) and Robert Norman Woodruff Jr., real estate agents.

Woodruff graduated from the private Cranbrook Kingswood school in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan in 1979. He earned a B.A. in 1983 from Colgate University, where he played lacrosse—finishing his career with 184 points, second all-time at Colgate. Woodruff earned a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School in 1987, and he is an alumnus of Theta Chi fraternity.

Career
After graduating from law school, Woodruff worked as a bankruptcy associate at Shearman & Sterling, LLP in New York City. In 1989, while Woodruff was teaching law in Beijing, China, CBS News hired him as an on-screen interpreter during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. Shortly thereafter, he left the law practice and became a full-time correspondent, initially working for several local stations.

ABC News
Woodruff began working for ABC News in 1996. He succeeded Peter Jennings as a co-anchor of ABC World News Tonight in December 2005 with Elizabeth Vargas. In January 2006, Woodruff was critically wounded by a roadside bomb in Iraq.

Wounded in Iraq

On January 29, 2006, Woodruff and Canadian cameraman Doug Vogt were seriously injured in an explosion from an improvised explosive device near Taji, Iraq, about 12 mi north of Baghdad. Woodruff had traveled with an ABC News team to Israel to report on the aftermath of the 2006 Palestinian elections, and then via Amman, Jordan to Baghdad, so that he could meet with troops before President George W. Bush's State of the Union address for 2006.

At the time of the attack, they were embedded with the U.S. 4th Infantry Division, traveling in an Iraqi MT-LB. Woodruff and Vogt were standing with their heads above a hatch, apparently filming a stand-up. Both men were wearing body armor and protective helmets at the time. Woodruff sustained shrapnel wounds; Vogt was struck by shrapnel in the head, and suffered a broken shoulder. Both men underwent surgery for head injuries with a joint Army and Air Force neurosurgical team at the U.S. Air Force hospital south of Balad, Iraq, located in Camp Anaconda, and they were reported to be in stable condition. Tom Brokaw reported on the Today show that Woodruff had a portion of his skull removed during surgery to reduce the damage from brain swelling.

Woodruff and Vogt were evacuated to the U.S. Army's Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany overnight on Sunday, January 29. On ABC World News Tonight that evening, anchor Elizabeth Vargas discussed the dangers of reporting in a combat zone. After leaving Germany, Woodruff was treated for several weeks at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.

Recovery from injuries
Woodruff was kept in a medically induced coma for 36 days to assist his recovery, and ABC News temporarily assigned Good Morning America anchors Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer to alternate duties on the evening newscast as co-anchors with Vargas. Vogt meanwhile was reported to be awake, mobile, and recovering.

As of March 7, 2006, Woodruff's brother reported that the ABC anchor was beginning to walk, recognize friends and family, and speak in several languages. However, he struggled with expressive aphasia for more than a year after the injury. Woodruff was transferred on March 16, 2006, to a medical facility closer to his home in Westchester County, New York, a sign of "continued progress in all respects", ABC News President, David Westin, wrote in an email to staffers. Westin's email noted that Woodruff was able to get around, talk to and joke with his family, but that "months of further recuperation" were required.

On April 6, 2006, ABC News released photos of Woodruff recovering at home, with a letter thanking everyone for their support and kindness during his ongoing recovery. Woodruff especially thanked the soldiers, doctors, and nurses who had saved his life. On December 29, 2006, Woodruff's wife, Lee, an editor at Family Fun Magazine appeared on Good Morning America to discuss family activities to celebrate the New Year. During the report, anchor Kate Snow asked Lee about her husband's condition. Lee said that Bob was doing well and was currently filming a television documentary about his experiences. She also revealed that he had been back to Iraq since the incident to visit the soldiers with whom he was traveling at the time of his injury.

Consequences at ABC News
ABC World News Tonight remained second in the Nielsen Media Research rankings, but it had lost some ground to NBC's then first-place Nightly News, anchored by Brian Williams before his ouster. Bob Schieffer on CBS Evening News also closed the gap with ABC after Woodruff's injury. On May 23, 2006, Vargas announced her resignation from WNT, citing her doctors' recommendation to cut back her schedule considerably due to her upcoming maternity leave and her wish to spend more time with her new baby. Gibson was then named sole anchor of the show, effective May 29, 2006.

Return to air
On February 27, 2007, Woodruff appeared on Good Morning America, ABC World News with Charles Gibson, and The Oprah Winfrey Show in advance of a documentary that aired on ABC later that evening. Despite having made great progress in his recovery, during an interview with Diane Sawyer, Woodruff had some difficulty remembering words and details, such as the name of the Vietnam War and the word "injury". The hour-long documentary To Iraq and Back: Bob Woodruff Reports explored the consequences of traumatic brain injury and highlighted the difficulties brain injured veterans face finding treatment—a subject that had first appeared in Discover magazine several weeks earlier, and was elaborated on by The Washington Post reporters in the exposé "Painting Over the Problems at Walter Reed's Building 18".

Woodruff resumed his contributions to ABC World News with Charles Gibson the following day, February 28, with the first in a series of follow-up reports centering on the problems that wounded American soldiers are encountering in their treatment and recovery, particularly at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Starting March 7, he was scheduled to begin reporting for Nightline "at regular intervals".

On July 12, 2008, Woodruff began hosting the weekly ABC News–produced newscast Focus Earth with Bob Woodruff on the Planet Green television channel. On Focus Earth, Woodruff covered the environmental news of the week, looking at subjects ranging from climate impact, environmental policy, political debate, and world events, as well as how climate change affects religious and cultural views and issues.

In 2014, Woodruff worked with ESPN and ABC Sports as a reporter and host for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, normally alongside ESPN Brazil senior writer Rubens Pozzi.

In 2020, he started a National Geographic show Rogue Trip, with his son Mack. The show premiered on Disney+.

Bob Woodruff Foundation
The Bob Woodruff Foundation (BWF) is a nonprofit that supports post-9/11 impacted service members, veterans, and their families after they return home.

In 2014, Woodruff was awarded the third highest honor within the Department of the Army Civilian Awards, the Outstanding Civilian Service Award, for substantial contributions to the U.S. Army community through his work with the Woodruff Foundation.

Personal life
Woodruff married Lee McConaughy in 1988, and they have four children, Macklin Robert (Mack), Cathryn, and twins Claire and Nora.

Awards
Woodruff has received numerous awards, including:
 * Radio and Television Association's David Bloom Award for Excellence in Enterprise (2006);
 * Peabody Award for Bob Woodruff Reporting: Wounds of War—The Long Road Home for Our Nation's Veterans (2007);
 * Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America's (IAVA) "Civilian Service Award" for his dedication to our nation's newest generation of veterans (2007);
 * Los Angeles Press Club's Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism (2008).
 * NCAA Silver Anniversary Awards (2008)
 * American Legion National Commander Public Relations Award (2013)
 * Public Leadership in Neurology Award - American Brain Federation/American Academy of Neurology (2016)
 * National Association of Broadcasters Distinguished Service Award (2016)

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Tatar Folk SongsТатар халык җыры-Tatar Xalyk Cyry

Tatar Folk SongsТатар халык җыры-Tatar Xalyk Cyry

Lyric for Zengger Kulmek
ЗӘҢГӘР КҮЛМӘК халык көе Ә.Рәшиов сүзләре Зәңгәр күлмәгеңне киясең дә Зәңгәр күлгә көн дә киләсең. Йөрәгеңдә нинди утлар яна? Уйларыңны килә беләсем. Зәңгәр күлмәгеңне киясең дә Яшел болыннардан үтәсең. Болын чәчәкләрен җыя-җыя, Кемне шулай өзелеп көтәсең? Зәңгәр күлмәгеңнең зәңгәрлеге Хәтерләтә зәңгәр күкләрне. Нинди иркә сүзләр ачар икән Күңелеңдәге серле бикләрне?

Lyric for Su Buylap
СУ БУЙЛАП Татар халык җыры Идел бит ул, тирән бит ул, Тирән бит ул, киң бит ул шул, Тирән бит ул, киң бит ул. Караңгы төн, болытлы көн – Без аерылган көн бит ул. Идел бит ул – бик мул елга, Ул бит диңгезгә китә шул, Ул бит диңгезгә китә. Аккан сулар, искән җилләр Йөрәгемне җилкетә. Идел буйларына барсам, Әйтер идем Иделгә шул, Әйтер идем Иделгә: Минем кайгыларымны да Алып кит, дип, диңгезгә. Су буйлары моңсу иде Без аерылган чагында шул, Без аерылган чагында. Тормыш дулкыннары безне Кушар әле тагын да.

Lyric for Sin Kayda Iden
СИН КАЙДА ИДЕҢ Р.Яхин көе Н.Дәүли сүзләре Син кайда идең, Кайларда йөрдең, Ничек мин сине Күрмәдем икән?

Lyric for Cidegen Chishme

ҖИДЕГӘН ЧИШМӘ С.Садыйкова көе Г.Бәширов сүзләре Җидегән чишмәләрдә җиде улак, Челтер-челтер ага көмеш су. Көмеш сулар ага, кошлар сайрый, Шул чакларда бигрәк ямансу. Җидегән чишмәләргә йөзек салдым, Җидегән йолдыз күреп калсын, дип. Җанкай-җанаш алсын да куансын, Вәгъдәләрем булып калсын, дип. Җидегән чишмәләргә чиләк куйдым, Пар чиләгем тизрәк тулсынга. Без сөябез, җаный, яр булсынга, Без йөрмибез вакыт узсынга. Җидегән чишмәләрнең талы бөгелә, Акрын искән җәйге җилләргә, Сез каласыз инде, без китәбез, Без китәбез ерак илләргә.

Lyric for Sineng Ocen

СИНЕҢ ӨЧЕН Г.Ильясов көе Җ.Дәрзаман сүзләре Синең өчен һәрчак аяз,

Lyric for Kitme Sandugach

КИТМӘ САНДУГАЧ Ф.Яхин көе Г.Зәйнәшева сүзләре Сандугач, сандугач, Китмә, китмә, сандугач!.. Канатларың талдырып, Туган җирне калдырып. Бездә туып үстең син, Чык суларын эчтең син. Кушымта: Сандугач, сандугач!.. Син китәсең, мин калам, Дусларыма җырлар өчен, Җырыңны отып алам. Сандугач, сандугач, Китмә, китмә, сандугач!.. Курыкма син кышлардан, Кал син башка кошлардан, Саклармын салкын җилдән, Китмә син туган илдән. Кушымта.

ОНЫТА АЛМЫЙМ

Lyric for Tang Atkanda

ТАҢ АТКАНДА Халык көе С.Хәким сүзләре Уяна иркен болыннар, Ачыла гөл керфекләре. Тибрәнеп яфрак өстендә Уйный чык бөртекләре. Уяна кошлар тирәктә, Җәйге җил куя исеп. Кузгла җырлар йөрәктә, Шунда син искә төшеп. Уяна таңы илемнең, Кырларга сибелә нуры. Тиң булып безенең елларга, Балкысын гомер юлы.

Lyric for Kubalagem

КҮБӘЛӘГЕМ Татар халык җыры Күбәләк гөлләргә кунса Гөлләр тибрәлә микән, Ул да мине сагынганда, Күбәләгем, түгәрәгем, Асыл кошым, сандугачым, Җырлап җибәрә микән. Тал астында, тау астында Салкын чишмә түгәрәк Очып барып кайтыр идем Күбәләгем, түгәрәгем, Асыл кошым, сандугачым, Әгәр булсам күбәләк. Күбәләк гөлләргә кунган Гөлдә булгач оясы Минем күңлем сиңа тарта Күбәләгем түгәрәгем Асыл кошым сандугачым, Син бит күңлем кояшы.

Lyric for Kerim Ele Urmannarga

КЕРИМ ӘЛЕ УРМАННАРГА Р.Яхин көе Г.Мөхәммәтшин сүзләре Керим әле урмннарга, Каеннар арасына. Сөйлим әле серләремне Сандугач баласына, Сандугач баласына, баласына. Керим әле урманнарга, Урманнар арасына. Сагышларым адаштырыйм Каеннар арасында, Каеннар арасында, арасында. Керим әле урмннарга, Урманның карасына. Бәлки дәва табалырмын Йөрәгем ярасына, Йөрәгем ярасына, ярасына.

Tugan Tel Lyric

ТУГАН ТЕЛ Халык көе Г.Тукай сүзләре И туган тел, и матур тел, Әткәм-әнкәмнең теле! Дөньяда күп нәрсә белдем син туган тел аркылы. Иң элек бу тел белән әнкәм бишектә көйләгән, Аннары төннәр буе әбкәм хикәят сөйләгән. И туган тел! Һәрвакытта ярдәмең белән синең, Кечкенәдән аңлашылган шатлыгым, кайгым минем. И туган тел, синдә булган иң элек кыйлган догам, Ярлыкагыл, дип, үзем һәм әткәм-әнкәмне, ходам!

ТУГАН ТЕЛ М.Минһаҗев көе Р.Корбан сүзләре «Әткәм», «Әнкәм» сүзе белән Ачылган телем минем! Син бирдең миңа ошаныч. Кичкәндә белем илен. Ата-бабамнар үткәнен Белдем мин синең аша. Башка телләрнең эченә Кердем мин синең аша. Ярдәм иттең белдерегә Күңелемдә ни барын. Син ярдәм иттең аңларга Кешеләрнең моң-зарын. И газиз татар телем син, Кадерле туган телем. Төрле телләр бакчасында Хуш исле гүзәл гөлем.

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Lyric for Al Zeynebem

АЛ ЗӘЙНӘБЕМ Татар халык җыры Бакчаларның гөлләремнең Тамырлары бер генә шул, Зәйнәбем. Кушымта: Ал Зәйнәбем, гөл Зәйнәбем Рәхәт үтсен җәйләрең. Кайчанда бер күрешербез Белмим көннәрен генә шул, Зәйнәбем. Кушымта. Һавадагы йолдызларны Нигәдер санамадым шул, Зәйнәбем. Кушымта. Күзләр тияр дип, йөзәреңә Туйганчы карамадым шул, Зәйнәбем.

Lyric for Nuriya

НУРИЯ Татар халык җыры Башымдагы эшләпәмне Элеп куйдым киртәгә. Кичә дә кич килми калдың, Нурия, Килми калма иртәгә. Су буена төшкән идем, Су өсте күбек кенә. Син бит минем якын дустым, Нурия, Күз нурым кебек кенә. Бөгелә каен, бөгелә каен, Матур бөгелмәсә дә. Синең өчен өзелә бәгърем, Нурия, Сиңа сизелмәсә дә.

Lyric for Sin Sazyny Ujnadyn

СИН САЗЫҢНЫ УЙНАДЫҢ Татар халык көе Н.Исәнбәт сүзләре Моңланып ай нурларында, Син сазыңны уйнадың; Нинди кыллар чиртте, бәгърем, Ул матур, яшь кулларың? Бакчаның бер почмагында Мин утырдым, тыңладым, Тыңладым да мин ирексез Яшьлегемне уйладым. Уйладым мин яшьлегемне, Син сазыңны уйнадың. Кайгылы күңелем тавында Яңгырады кылларың; Яңрады ул моңлы кыллар... Син сазыңны уйнадың. Чыңлаган шул кылларыңдай, Бер-бер үтте елларым; Үтте айлар, үтте еллар, Түзмәдем мин, егъладым. Үтте айлар, үтте еллар, Син сазыңны уйнадың. Үткән ул даулы гомерләр, Кан-көрәштә яңгырап. Саклаганмын тик күңелдә Шул көрәшнең моңнарын. Аһ, терелттең син күңелнең Бар күмелгән кылларын! Яңрап үткән ул гомернең Мин авазын тыңладым. Яңгырап үтте гомерләр, Син сазыңны уйнадың.

Lyric for Archa

АРЧА Татар халык җыры Арча якларына карыйм, Дустым Арча ягында; Арча ягы бигрәк матур Кош сайраган чагында. Арчаларга барсаң бәгырем, Ал гөлләрне өзәрсең: Үзәгемне бик өзәсең, Үзең ничек түзәсең? Китәм, бәгырем, китәм, бәгырем, Каласың Арчаларда; Онытылырлык яр түгел, Утларга салсалар да. Арчаларга баруларым Гөл-сирень өчен генә; Януларым, көюләрем Гел синең өчен генә.

Lyric for Ramaj

РАМАЙ Татар халык җыры Төнгә каршы берәү моңлы итеп, Рамай, Аерылышу көен җырлады. Тынга калды урман буйлары да, Рамай, Чишмәләр дә акмый тыңлады. Китәм инде, иркәм, мин еракка, Рамай, Сөйгән ярым, синнән аерылып. Мине сагынганда бер карарсың, Рамай, Киткән юлларыма каерылып.

Lyric for Mila'shka'jem

МИЛӘШКӘЕМ Авторлары билгесез Өй каршындагы миләшем, Минем якын сердәшем. Чуалса фикер, хисләрем Аның белән серләшәм. Кушымта: Миләшкәем, хәлең ничек, Бармы әллә зарларың. Сөйлә миңа, яшермичә Иң кадерле уйларың, миләшкәем. Иңнәреңә сөяләм дә, Күзләреңә текәләм. Юксынуга сер бирмичә, Көтәсеңне мин беләм. Аңлый мине миләшкәем Авыр кичерешләрем. Көзге кырау балландырды Аның да җимешләрен.

Lyric for Ber Gena' Minutka

БЕР ГЕНӘ МИНУТКА Ф.Мортазин көе Д.Камалетдинова сүзләре Бер генә минутка барсын да оныт та Кил әле, кил әле яныма Ягымлы карашың, кояштай карасын, Сагыштан әрнегән җаныма. Тик сине эзлим мин, тик сине юксынам, Бөтенләй югалтсам, нишләрмен?! Кайларда йөрмәдем, сиңа тиң күрмәдем Гел сиңа талпынды хисләрем. Син тере шатлыгым тормышым маягы, Йолдыз син күңелем күгендә. Бик соңлап кайтсаң да, кайчан да, кайчан да, Урының йөрәгем түрендә.

Lyric for Bishek Koye (Bishek Cyry)

БИШЕК ҖЫРЫ Татар халык җыры Әлли-бәлли итәр бу, Мәдрәсәгә китәр бу: Тырышып сабак укыгач, Галим булып китәр бу. Йокла улым йом күзең, Йом, йом күзең, йолдызым. Кичтән йокың кала да, Елап үтә көнедезең Әлли-бәлли, әлли-бәлли, Әлли-бәлли-бәү.

Lyric for Haman Ista'

ҺАМАН ИСТӘ Р.Еникиев көе Л.Әйтуганов сүзләре Йомшак кына җемелдиләр Йолдызлар җәйге кичтә…

Lyric for Kara Karlygach Mika'n

КАРА КАРЛЫГАЧ МИКӘН? Татар халык җыры Сандугачым, әйт үземә, Кайсы талга кунасың? Күзем йомсам, күз алдымда Торган кебек буласың. Кушымта: Кара карлыгач микән, Сары сандугач микән Аны үстергән әнкәсе? Сандугачлар басып сайрап Сындырган гөлләремне; Сынган гөлләргә охшатам Аерылган көннәремне. Кушымта. Сандугачлар ияләшкән Су эчәргә миләштән. Кайгыларым бетәр иде, Сине күреп сөйләшсәм. Кушымта.

Lyric for Sarman

САРМАН Татар халык җыры Сандугачлар кунып кайда сайрый? Сарман буйларында тирәктә, шул, Сарман буйларында тирәктә. Сиңа булган яшьлек мәхәббәтем Үрелеп чәчәк ата йөрәктә. Сарман буйларыннан үткән чакта, Тыңларсыңмы, җырлар җырлармын, шул, Тыңларсыңмы, җырлар җырлармын. Күзләреңне тутырып карарсыңмы, Зәңгәр таудан яулык болгармын. Сарман буйларында яшел алан, Печәннәре җитәр бер заман, шул, Печәннәре җитәр бер заман. Бергә яшәүләре бик күңелле, Әмма аерылышу бик яман.

Lyric for Minza'la'

МИНЗӘЛӘ Татар халык көе Ә.Ерикәй сүзләре Барасызмы Минзәләгә, Мин барам Минзәләгә; Минзәләне күрер өчен Үзәгем өзгәләнә. Минзәләгә барганым юк, Юллары такыр диләр; Такыр юлда йөреп үскән Кызлары матур диләр. Минем иркәм Минзәләдә Туып-үскән бер матур; Минзәләгә бармасам, Аны кемнәр юатыр?.. Минем иркәм Минзәләнең Арамнарым балкыта; Үзенең уңганлыгы белән Тирә-якка дан тота.

Lyric for Bezledem Begrem Sine

ЭЗЛӘДЕМ БӘГЫРЕМ СИНЕ С.Хәбибуллин көе Ә.Ерикәй сүзләре Кәккүк кычкыра сирәк кенә, Сагынуын сөйләп кенә. Килсәң иде, иркәм, яныма, Көлемсерәп кенә. Кушымта: Эзләдем, бәгърем, сине, Еллар буе тилмереп! Туймас, ахры, мәңге туймас Күзләрем сине күреп! Зәңгәр елгалар чылтырап ага, Нур сибә кояш көлеп. Алмагачлар ак шәл ябынган, Иркәм, синең кебек. Кушымта. Минем юлыма якты нурлар Алып кил күбрәк итеп. Алсу гөлләр өзеп бирермен, Сиңа бүләк итеп! Кушымта.

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Nap hand

Nap hand refers to a series of five winning points or five victories in a game or sport.

Possibly derived from the card game Nap or Napoleon.

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/mixedfolks

 This page is an archive of the discussion about the proposed deletion of the article below. This page is no longer live. Further comments should be made on the article's talk page rather than here so that this page is preserved as an historic record. The result of the debate was DELETE. Golbez 06:35, Jun 18, 2005 (UTC)

mixedfolks
Appears to be self-promotion/vanity. a website with a forum. Dunc|☺ 20:55, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Seems to be an ad. Intresting site, though. ConeyCyclone 21:43, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * keep very nice info Chubby Chicken 00:32, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Ah, the Plump Poultry strikes again.. Recently, Chubby Chicken, has done almost nothing but cast "keep" votes on VfD - many for clearly non-notable, even borderline speedy articles. Please keep that grain of information in mind when counting votes. -- BD2412 talk 03:20, 2005 Jun 13 (UTC)
 * Chubby wont gain anything by keeping this up. I would doubt he's even getting chicken feed for this charade. JamesBurns 04:54, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete, by the way - non-notable website. -- BD2412 talk 03:21, 2005 Jun 13 (UTC)
 * Delete website advertising. JamesBurns 04:54, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete - unless notability can be established beyond being yet another site for people to talk to one another. 3,000 Google hits, many of which are Wikimirrors. Mere forums are not of encyclopedic importance unless they've made some wider impact. --FCYTravis 06:33, 13 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Why is this also listed under Votes for deletion/Mixedfolks? -- Cyrius|✎ 03:27, 18 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * This page is now preserved as an archive of the debate and, like some other VfD subpages, is no longer 'live'. Subsequent comments on the issue, the deletion, or the decision-making process should be placed on the relevant 'live' pages.  Please do not edit this page .


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User talk:Yakuzai

krill
hallo Yakuzai! thank you for your comment. Please help us and change bad language. I am German and know my English is rotten - take care Uwe Kils 21:20, Jun 12, 2005 (UTC)

 * thank you, Yakuzai, I will work on it by sarah ! Uwe Kils 23:28, Jun 12, 2005 (UTC)

thank you everybody
I would like to express my thanks to everybody helping in the nomination of Antarctic krill. I think 3 1/2 supports and a long long discussion are an unexpected and great outcome for a critter so remote and unknown - you should see how little and poor Antarctic krill is represented in Encarta and Britannica - this is the best reviewed and resourced general article of krill we know of - it is impossible to fullfill all wishes at the same time - this is what we did with our all product peer review stamp to qualify this stage of the article for academic exercises, especially for our dreams of a Virtual university within Wikiversity - good luck to you all Uwe Kils 21:48, Jun 14, 2005 (UTC)

hallo Yakuzai - thank you for the friendly words - you did a great job too - can't you make a user page so we know with whom we cooperate? where are you located? Uwe Kils 00:23, Jun 16, 2005 (UTC)

invitation academic boad
Hallo Yakuzai - may I invite you to join an academic board we are proposing? see some thoughts, and maybe add to the discussion and vote, on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Votes_for_deletion/Virtual_University - regards Uwe Kils 17:47, Jun 17, 2005 (UTC)

hallo from Uwe
thank you for the kind words, it feels good if there are responses. You can vote on the featured page Uwe Kils   22:54, Jun 20, 2005 (UTC)
 * thanks for the vote - I also think its great to work so fast all over the world now  Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 23:25, Jun 20, 2005 (UTC)
 * I sent your ice algae article to a colleague of mine who is an expert - can you tell us at least from what country you are, please (I guess Japan), maybe what background? Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 23:29, Jun 20, 2005 (UTC)
 * good to have you with a userpage - and hallo to London acrosss the ocean (I am from Flensburg Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 01:24, Jun 21, 2005 (UTC)

biomass krill

 * no, it is the growth of biomass over a year - amazingly high, isn't it - what I read over my life about krill and our in situ imaging of schools my personal oppinion is that the biomass numbers are even an underestimation. Uwe Kils [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 20:14, Jun 21, 2005 (UTC)

herring and eel
hallo Yakuzai! we now work on Atlantic herring and Eel reproduction - if you have some time it would be great if you could help with the language - hallo across the ocean Uwe Kils   13:38, Jun 22, 2005 (UTC)

Pics
Hello Uwe. It would be a joy to contribute to both articles that you mentioned.

Two questions:

1. do you or your colleagues have any pictures of exuvaie that you would like to upload to illustrate the short article on Exuvia ? It doesn't matter if it is a picture of insect, arachnid or crustacean exuvia.

2. Will you be expanding the article on Antarctic Paradox at some point in future? I think that could be an interesting article.

Thank you Yakuzai 21:31, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

 * Hallo Yakuzai! Great! Yes, I just searched the slide out, my slide scanner is down IEEE!!! interface - horrible - have to go to a friend, have a beatifull exuvia from krill taken under water, all details visible. And I will work on the Paradox - take care Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 21:41, Jun 22, 2005 (UTC)
 * exuvia image is up, have to make it small soon - isn't that an amazing structure? Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 23:45, Jun 22, 2005 (UTC)
 * see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Featured_article_candidates/Antarctic_krill and here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Featured_picture_candidates/Krilleyekils - amazing what we can create if we work together across all boarders and ages - we want to make more such pages and imagery for use in this http://de.wikiversity.org/wiki/Ozeanographie/kurse/ where we will use stamps like this http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Antarctic_krill&oldid=15415094 Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] 02:12, Jun 23, 2005 (UTC)
 * Ah - you are back! how was your weekend? good beer in London? the krill article became featured - look at your userpage - now they translate him to Danish and will put it on the frontpage - than my family can see it - best greetings Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] June 28, 2005 17:49 (UTC)
 * I send the article now also to my "doctor father" Gotthilf Hempel, who is one of the biggest players in krill and Antarctic sciences still, works online every day, and asked him for comments and addons - I hope he likes it, he is very sceptical of Wikis beeing an editor of 3 traditional paper jounals, but he is also very engaged in third world education, and I try to convince him to work with us for free education - his jounals are very, very, very expensive, and the online issues need a dollar password Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] June 28, 2005 18:15 (UTC)

Hi, I am Siga, working on German and Greek Wikipedia. I was just searching the net with the word exuvia and thus finding this place. I am also writing on an article of exuvia and I wanted to tell you, that I created already an article exuvia with pictures in Commons. When I have finished, I will put the link in the english aricle (el:....)I think it most interesting, what exuviae are used for. I have no account here, therfore you will only see my IP, but you can find me with the name Siga in Commons, german and greek Wikipedia --84.158.227.4 14:53, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
 * The article in Commons is exuviae, I added already the greek page to the english and I have now an own account --SigaE 09:00, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

herring project

 * good idea, maybe it is better when you ask them - tax: we do it this way http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSummary.cfm?ID=24&genusname=Clupea&speciesname=harengus%20harengus fishbase is made by a student of our Kiel group, now visited by 11 million a month, 1000 cooperators - amazing what the web can produce - there is also a lot of refs Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] June 28, 2005 20:52 (UTC)

Hi Uwe
Just made some grammatical adjustments to the article about your father. He sounds like a very interesting person as are you. It would be great if he would take a serious look at Wikipedia. The more professional scientists we get onboard the better!

As i know that you are trying to get others of your professional standing involved in this project i would like to offer as a member of the public some thoughts for those who are skeptical of such a project.

All too often the general public is left out of contributing to discussions of scientific importance as we are considered by the scientific community in general to be ignorant and unqualified to engage in any meaningful dialogue about scientific issues of importance. If indeed the assumption of ignorance is true then in my opinion it is a fault of the mediums in which scientific knowledge and datum is transmitted i.e. specialist publications, newspapers, television and to a lesser extent radio. These mediums offer no chance of a dialogue to develop between the general public and the specialist scientist. Instead they are in the case of T.V., newspaper and radio the transmitters of spoon fed facts that we have no control over and renders arbritrary those facts in relation to the world we live in.

However with a medium such as the internet and a project such as wikipedia their thus arises a new dynamic between the learned and the layman in that a person with no knowledge of a specialist subject can enter into a dialogue with a specialist and comment on what has been written offering advice to elucidate and make clearer the subject for the general reader. The empowerment that is garnered from this relationship cannot be underestimated as it can have in my opinion many side benefits such as a less alienated relationship to scientific knowledge, a greater appreciation of the information being conveyed, a willingness to actively learn more about the subject you have been involved with.

If scientists truely want to engage with the public and have what they say be understood then they must actively get involved in having a dialogue with them, Wikipedia in my opinion and experience to date is a great opportunity to do this. Yakuzai 1 July 2005 00:36 (UTC)

Hallo Yakuzai!

 * Thank you for your long and very good message and the nice words - I searched the dialog with you and Lupo and Saleman etc. I tried my whole life to engage with the public, had the first web server in Kiel University, and most of my publications everybody can read free on the web since 1993. We had already 1993 from my group in Kiel a wiki-like structure where all scientists working on fish could add/edit information on our database over the Internet (without password!), funded by VOLKSWAGEN in a project "communication", what hatched later fishbase for many years the largest biodatabase on the planet, until another student of my US group made OBIS, combining 5 million sites (the wiki was invented independently in many places of the world, much before 1995 as often cited, only the word came with Ward Cunningham, same with html.

 * I initiated the public "Aquarium Talks" in Kiel, where scientists presented their field in the Aquarium of the Institut fuer Meereskunde in Kiel for free and hold the first lecture, was filled to the last seat and a big success since. I often had schoolclasses and Kindergarten in my labs, then founded the "Kinder University" in Flensburg, to show children oceanography, raised a lot of donations from wealthy companies for this (by the way: we used a lot of music to make it more interesting, like showing on an oscilloscope the waves of my guitarr and saxophone in teaching waves mathematics - and often ended up in a jam session). After I received three of the highest science awards in Germany for my Antarctica works I turned to publicize marine pollution and Oxygen_depletion, showing underwater video of dying fish in the primetime television slots. The corrupt director of my institute (he worked privately for the polluters for big, big money, showing that the black sludges were "harmless" and got them qualified as "construction material") in a billion dollar project started 9 legal actions against me. I lost everything I had, no scientist helped me, only laymen following the debakel in the news, donating money for my defense, but the other side with 9 lawers were too mighty. I did this for the public, leaving my dreamland Antarctica.

 * I have visited countries where the universities have no account with the expensive publishing tycoons (they can not even read Science or Nature online), where the students can not buy all books or images, so I think the web is just a great emerging chance for the third world (and also for the extensive slums in the USA) - to get better access to the knowlede collected by homo sapiens over millions of years, and Wikipedia is a fine vehicle, especially if laymen bring our science "gelaber" into understandable sentences. My family has the HAGEMANN education company, and I was offered many years ago the CEO, but declined. One set of 10 everheads sells for 100 dollars, and especially the sheiks in Kuwait and English private schools buy such like crazy. Now teachers can make slides from the web. The E . s. article we made is a great example how international cooperation can produce interesting and understandable topics. I know that Antarctic krill is often used by schools and universities to fascinate the learners, my university krill-servers had 2 million hits over 10 years, and we got hundredth of letters. The article is under way to get translated to Danish by a biologist, and as soon as the photos are on commons she will try to put it on the main page there. Danmark - the home of my ancestors - is just great in bringing education to the masses, with fine fine libraries and lots of networked computers from the beginning - astounding how many wikipedia pages this small country has produced, even Jimbo was there. Here is a view. Today my main goal is not to fascinate about krill, but to awake students and hopefully politicians to the astonisching filtering structures developed by many ocean organism, which collect much of the human toxic discharge so these substances land back on our plate particle_(ecology) killing people by the millions with cancer. Believe it or not, many of my colleagues even do not know much about it.

 * I think if more colleagues will join, like you also write would be good, this can become a fine future academic teaching tool, free for all. I propose since years the ideas of a "Virtual University", like Hempel does, some thoughts are still here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Kils/Virtual_University - but not many in Wikipedia liked our activities, voted for deletion, not notable - I think such motions are extremely notable. For such activities it would be imminent to attract participating faculty with admin status, so they are able to protect forked off content and publication texts or academic credentials. My request in Wikipedia was declined, some (most without identity) argued that i did too much erasing of pornographic content when I was sysop years ago (like a handbook type or the advertisement for a cream). Maybe it takes some time, maybe a new class of sysops (I am sysops in other wikis and projects, all invited).

 * Regarding participation of more colleagues, which since 2003 I try to trigger, you can send me your telphone number via kils@imcs.rutgers.edu and I call you. I can also give you then a link about the incredible story of the destruction of my labs. Here you can see some of our network: user:vikings - best greetings to London  Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] July 1, 2005 13:32 (UTC)
 * I think it is great to be within Wikipedia - to my knowledge it is -by far- the biggest knowledge structure, I found it recently more precise, extensive and better illustrated than Britannica and Webster and Encarta and Brockhaus on many articles we checked (all biological), I am certain that the content will survive forever, and if Jimbo can/will not longer carry it other bilionaires will pick up the existing and carry on, as it is mirrored already now manyfold, like wikinfo - the software is free, the content is free, and harddrives get cheaper and faster every month, and the web gets faster and cheaper every year. In Germany they have made a CD already - so it makes sence for all of us to put our work into it for the benefit of the next generation and the non-millionair children of the whole world.

 * PS.: Gotthilf Hempel is not my father, he is what we call my "doctor father", I made my phd with him - he is an incredable person, still working every day, I send him the Krill article and asked him to edit and add - hope he will do that (he is editor of three traditional paper jounals). Here is another image showing yolk for Lupo - click in the image twice  Uwe Kils  [[Image:heringmini.jpg]] July 1, 2005 13:36 (UTC)

krill on main page n Danmark
hallo Yakuzai! today our antarctic krill is on the main page in Danmark (where my roots are!) http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forside

our krill on mainpage today
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Today%27s_featured_article/July_17%2C_2005 Uwe Kils   02:04, July 18, 2005 (UTC)

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nominated Antarctic krill for a featured article review here. Please join the discussion on whether this article meets featured article criteria. Articles are typically reviewed for two weeks. If substantial concerns are not addressed during the review period, the article will be moved to the Featured Article Removal Candidates list for a further period, where editors may declare "Keep" or "Remove" the article's featured status. The instructions for the review process are here.-- Cirt (talk) 22:42, 17 April 2010 (UTC)

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New Serbia (political party)

New Serbia (Нова Србија, NS) is a right-wing political party in Serbia. It was established in 1998 by a group of dissidents led by Velimir Ilić from the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO).

History
After leaving SPO, Velimir Ilić became a member of SPO-Together.

New Serbia was part of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS) bloc which defeated Slobodan Milošević in the 2000 presidential election.

The party took part in the 2003 parliamentary election in coalition with the Serbian Renewal Movement. The coalition received 7.7% of the popular vote and 22 seats; 9 seats were allocated to New Serbia.

New Serbia ran in the 2007 election in coalition with the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and United Serbia (JS). The coalition received 16.55% of the popular vote and 47 seats in parliament, 10 of which went to New Serbia.

The party ran again in coalition with the DSS a year later in the 2008 election, receiving 11.62% of votes and 30 seats, with 9 allocated to NS.

New Serbia ran in the 2014 election in coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and several other parties. The coalition received 48.2% of the popular vote and 158 seats in parliament, 6 of which went to New Serbia.

In the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, NS was associated with the European People's Party.

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People's Democratic Party (Serbia)

The People's Democratic Party (Народна демократска странка, abbr. NDS) was a political party in Serbia led by Slobodan Vuksanović.

History
Vukasnović was a high official in the Democratic Party until 2000, when he left the party and joined Otpor and subsequently the Movement for Democratic Serbia, led by Momčilo Perišić. He was expelled from the party in 2001 and then formed NDS.

In the 2003 parliamentary elections it was part of the Democratic Party of Serbia-led coalition, winning three of the alliance's 53 seats. It merged into DSS in October 2004.

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Serbian Liberal Party

The Serbian Liberal Party (Српска либерална странка; abbr. СЛС or SLS) was a classical-liberal, nationalist and monarchist political party in Serbia.

Background
The Democratic Party (DS) Initiative Committee announced their intention to constitute themselves as a new political party in late 1989. The party sought to revive the inter-war party of the same name and to present itself as having a 'civic' and 'centrist' identity. However, the DS was characterised by a number of heterogeneous groups and strands of opinion.

An element within the party was opposed in certain respects to the orientation that prominent figures and former Praxis group members Dragoljub Mićunović and Zoran Đinđić advocated. This group included Kosta Čavoški, Nikola Milošević and Vojislav Koštunica. Their analysis stressed a need for the DS to play a stronger anti-communist role.

In the run-up to the 1990 general election, the Associated Opposition of Serbia addressed an open letter to Slobodan Milošević calling for a ninety-day election campaign, two hours of television air time allocated to the opposition, for all parties to have representation in electoral bodies and renewed their appeal for round-table talks. The open letter was presented to a rally of around 40,000 by Čavoški on 12 September. The government responded by granting some concessions to the opposition, including provision for opposition access to the television during the campaign and a reduction in the number of signatures needed for a candidate's nomination. While unhappy, Mićunović and Đinđić championed a resolution passed by the DS Main Committee on 8 October that the DS would participate in the election. Đinđić argued that the opposition could not ignore the opportunity to 'record the illegal actions of the ruling Socialists and inform the public of them'. On 9 October a number of leading figures expressed their dissatisfaction with this resolution and advocated an election boycott, including Čavoški, Milošević, Aleksandar Petrović, Milan Božić and Vladeta Janković.

History
The failure of the Serbian opposition to achieve a breakthrough at the 1990 general election led to a period of introspection and realignment among the opposition parties. The faction of the Democratic Party (DS) that had favoured an election boycott blamed the centrist party leader Dragoljub Mićunović for the catastrophic defeat which they had suffered. In their view, the policy of participation, favoured by Mićunović and Zoran Đinđić, had conferred political legitimacy on the Milošević regime whilst yielding little electoral reward in return. There was a strong correlation between the individuals who supported this position and those who had opposed Mićunović on the national issue during the DS congress of the previous September.

On 22 January 1991, this group, including the academicians Nikola Milošević and Kosta Čavoški, Mićunović's former opponent in the intra-party election, as well as Vladan Vasiljević, director Aleksandar Petrović and mathematician Milan Božić, left the Democratic Party to form the Serbian Liberal Party (SLS). The party was also supported by other prominent academicians such as Vasilije Krestić, Smilja Avramov, Milo Lompar and Žarko Trebješanin.

Having removed themselves from the main body of the DS, and no longer having to accommodate the 'rationalist' beliefs of the Praxis group, the SLS took on an increasingly traditional ideological hue. On 16 October 1991, the SLS formally changed its policy from one of republicanism to monarchism. On 21 October, it played a key role in founding the Movement for the Rebirth of the Constitutional Monarchy. Čavoški stated that the introduction of a constitutional monarchy in Serbia would mark a symbolic yet radical break with the past. While the formation of the SLS was marked by the departure from the DS of some of its founding members and key figures from the 'anti-communist/national' wing of the party, this current continued to be represented by influential individuals such as Vojislav Koštunica and Borislav Pekić and the SLS was not in the long term able to pose a serious challenge to their former party. Zoran Đinđić took over the role of head of the DS Executive Committee which had been vacated by Čavoški.

The SLS joined the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) and New Democracy in the short-lived United Serbian Democratic Opposition (USDO) alliance on 22 May 1991. The alliance held a rally on Republic Square on 9 June 1991. Unlike the 9 March demonstration, it was not banned by the authorities and went ahead without violent incident. The rally was condemned by Vojislav Šešelj as an 'act of treason' after which the USDO hit back, labelling his supporters 'Red Četniks' and himself the 'Red Vojvoda' for his perceived close relationship to the socialist Milošević regime. The alliance did not include the Democratic Party which was opposed to it both on organisational and ideological grounds, declaring that the nationalist orientation of the USDO was contrary to its civic ideology. The USDO contested for the seat in Rakovica in late June after the death of SPS member and writer Miodrag Bulatović. Their candidate Jovan Marjanović went up against Borislav Pekić from the DS and Vojislav Šešelj from the SRS, as well as a minor member of the SPS, Radoš Karaklajić. Šešelj was elected and the USDO fragmented and ceased to operate during the summer of 1991.

On 23 May 1992, the SLS joined the Democratic Movement of Serbia (DEPOS) coalition with the SPO, New Democracy and the Serbian Peasants Party. The leadership of the Democratic Party refused to join, stating that parties that made up the DEPOS were 'fixated on popular fronts' and citing their disagreement with the strong monarchist and neo-traditionalist orientation of the coalition. Democratic Party founder and former Praxis intellectual Ljubomir Tadić spoke scornfully of the SPO, as well as "its satellite, the Liberal Party". The right wing of the DS under Vojislav Koštunica would split in late July 1992 to form the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), after which the DSS joined DEPOS.

The SLS withdrew from the DEPOS together with the DSS in November 1993, in the run-up to the 1993 election. It announced that it would boycott the elections, which it regarded as an electoral device being used by Slobodan Milošević to consolidate his personal power. However, high-ranking member of the SLS Milan Božić chose to stay with the DEPOS, and would later join the SPO acting as a key advisor to Vuk Drašković.

Under the new leadership of Zoran Đinđić, the DS started to pursue a 'national democratic' course from late 1994 into 1995. Dragoljub Mićunović was expelled on 2 December 1995, and on 3 December it was announced that a new Democratic Alliance (DA) was being formed, a coalition which would unite the DS, DSS, SLS and the Assembly National Party (SNS) of former SPO member Slobodan Rakitić. The coalition broke down in March 1996 when the DS joined the Zajedno coalition with the SPO and Civic Alliance of Serbia (GSS), a move Kosta Čavoški described as "unnatural" and "a betrayal of Serbian national interest".

The SLS boycotted the 1997 election, together with the DS, DSS, GSS and SNS.

In the 2003 parliamentary election the party obtained one seat in the National Assembly, being part of a list headed by the DSS.

Following Nikola Milošević's death in 2007, the party was led by Milovan Jeremić. The Serbian Liberal Party officially ceased to exist on 24 January 2010. Its legal successor is the Serbian Liberal Council (Српски либерални савет or Srpski liberalni savet) citizen's group.

In the 2016 election, Aleksandar Nedić, general secretary of the Serbian Liberal Council and grandnephew of Milan Nedić, was part of the DSS-Dveri party list.

Activities
The SLS has played a prominent role in several requests for rehabilitation.

On 3 May 2006 the SLS, along with several other parties including the youth wing of the Democratic Party of Serbia, submitted a request for the rehabilitation of Slobodan Jovanović, Prime Minister of the Yugoslav government-in-exile and president of the conservative Serbian Cultural Club. Jovanović was rehabilitated on 26 October 2007, and his remains were transferred to Serbia and reburied on 10 December 2011.

On 26 February 2009, the Serbian Liberal Party, along with several other political prisoners' associations, initiated the process of rehabilitating Chetnik leader Draža Mihailović. Mihailović was rehabilitated on 14 May 2015.

In 2008, the Serbian Liberal Party initiated the process of rehabilitating Prime Minister of the puppet government in Nazi occupied Serbia, Milan Nedić, in cooperation with Nedić's grandnephew Aleksandar Nedić. Their request was first declined in March 2014. Aleksandar Nedić later became the general secretary of the Serbian Liberal Council, legal successor to the SLS. In 2015, the Serbian Liberal Council, now led by Aleksandar Nedić, repeated the request. The High Court in Belgrade declined the request in July 2018, followed by the Appellate Court in Belgrade in April 2019.

Publishing work
Besides their political work, the Serbian Liberal Party has published several texts of its prominent members, as well as Liberal (The Liberal), a monthly magazine edited by Vladan Banković between 1994 and 1995.

 * (Was It Really so in Srebrenica?)
 * (The Yugoslav Army in the Homeland 1941-1945)
 * (Selected Texts of the Academician Nikola Milošević and the Academician Kosta Čavoški)
 * (A Different Truth)
 * (It's No Good with No King – Why Serbia Needs Its Monarchy)
 * (Slobodan Jovanović – Life and Works)
 * (Records of False Democrats – Selected Essays by Nikola Milošević)
 * (Why a Democratic Party?)
 * (The Minotaur from the Hague. Vol. 1, The Hague Against Justice)
 * (The Minotaur from the Hague. Vol. 2, The Hague Against Truth)
 * (They Never Violated Their Oath)
 * (Reasons and Echoes – Essays from Srpska Reč, July 1991 - December 1993.)
 * (How We Rehabilitated Slobodan Jovanović)
 * (Philosophical Essays)
 * (The Chameleon)

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Westat

Westat is an employee-owned professional services corporation located in Rockville, Maryland. It provides research services to government agencies and businesses. The corporation conducts research studies in behavioral health & health policy, clinical trials, education, public health & epidemiology, social policy & economics and transportation.

History
Westat Inc. began as a partnership in 1961 with co-founders Edward C. Bryant, a University of Wyoming statistics professor and two former students, James Daley and Donald King. In 1963, the company was incorporated. Bryant served as the company's first president until 1978, when Joseph Hunt took over as president for the next 32 years. In 1981, Westat moved to its present location in Rockville, Maryland.

In May 2011, James E. Smith, became president and CEO of the company. Graham Kalton, stepped down as chairman of the board in 2019, and was replaced by Smith. Scott Royal, became the CEO and President of the company in March 2020.

In June 2023, Renee F. Slobasky succeeded Smith as chair of the board.

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Westat conducts studies on respondent knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors, program evaluation, physical, mental, and behavioral health, academic achievement t and literacy, early childhood longitudinal studies, child abuse and neglect, medical treatments and outcomes, exposure assessments,  and information management and communications solutions. The company supports two software packages, WesVar and Blaise. The former is a variance estimation software while the latter is a survey processing system.

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Serbian Renewal Movement

The Serbian Renewal Movement (Српски покрет обнове, abbr. SPO) is a liberal and monarchist political party in Serbia. Since its formation in 1990, it has been led by writer Vuk Drašković.

Formation
Vuk Drašković was a writer for most of his life and he particularly became known in the 1980s due to his nationalist-themed books. He formed the Saint Sava Association in 1989 with Mirko Jović, Vojislav Šešelj, and Veljko Guberina, which sought to promote nationalism in Vojvodina. This association became a political party named Serbian National Renewal (SNO) in January 1990. Jović became the president of SNO and Drašković served along with Žarko Gavrilović as one of the vice-presidents of the party.

As the chief ideologist of SNO, Drašković drafted its plan on expanding Serbia's borders which were based on historical and ethnic borders of the Serbs. Alongside this, SNO also advocated for the restoration of the monarchy and de-Titoisation. A schism inside SNO occurred in March 1990. Jović began attacking Drašković due to his past membership in the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, while Drašković criticised Jović due to his pro-Slobodan Milošević views. Drašković created a faction inside SNO that with Šešelj, who at the time led the Serbian Freedom Movement, merged to form the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) on 14 March 1990. Drašković was chosen as the party's president.

At the time of the formation of SPO, Yugoslavia was still a one-party state. However, after a July 1990 referendum, Serbia adopted a multi-party system and SPO became a registered political party. According to political scientist Vukašin Pavlović, SPO implemented elements of a political movement, rather than a political party, after its formation.

1990–1994
Drašković and Šešelj were unable to cooperate together and in May 1990 Šešelj left SPO due to a dispute over whether to protest Siniša Kovačević's play titled Saint Sava. Šešelj went on to form the Serbian Chetnik Movement, whose registration was rejected, and then the Serbian Radical Party (SRS). After the July 1990 referendum, first multi-party elections in Serbia were called to be held in December 1990. SPO believed that the referendum should have occurred once the multi-party elections ended and the National Assembly of Serbia was constituted. Despite this, SPO decided to take part in the elections; Drašković was SPO's presidential candidate.

During the 1990 election campaign, SPO organised protests in opposition to the policies of Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) and protests due to alleged electoral manipulation. Together with another opposition party, the Democratic Party (DS), SPO threatened to boycott the election due to the election conditions. SPO sought to start its actions in towns and villages of the Šumadija region; Drašković called Valjevo his "political capital". SPO did also campaign briefly in Kosovo, but was met with opposition from Milošević supporters. Additionally, Drašković used nationalist rhetoric in his speeches, earning the nickname "King of the Streets" due to his fiery oratory skills. Their campaign ended when a SPO activist was murdered by a Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) member. Drašković won 16 per cent of the popular vote and was eventually defeated by Milošević in the first round of the election in a landslide. SPO only won 19 seats in the National Assembly, due to Serbia's new first-past-the-post electoral system, which favoured Milošević's SPS, the then-ruling and largest party of Serbia. Another factor that contributed to SPO's failure at gathering more votes was that SPS also used nationalist rhetoric. Drašković portrayed the election as a contest "between Bolshevism and democracy, the past and the future". Although a second round of the presidential elections did not occur, opposition parties did briefly gather around the United Opposition of Serbia coalition, signing a declaration in which they declared that citizens should vote for the opposition candidate in the second round, regardless of their party affiliation.

SPO was disappointed with government's domination in the media and together with DS, it announced a protest for 9 March 1991. Despite the government banning the gathering, demonstrators gathered in Belgrade; they were attacked by the police. Drašković was eventually arrested and Studio B and B92 radio stations were closed down. The protests increased in size and Milošević was met with pressure; Drašković was released, Studio B and B92 were allowed to broadcast again, and the RTS director was sacked. Author Robert Thomas said that Drašković came under criticism from certain opposition politicians due to not taking the advantage of the protests after his release. After the protests, SPO went to form the shortly-lived United Serbian Democratic Opposition with the Serbian Liberal Party and New Democracy–Movement for Serbia that existed up till late summer of 1991.

The Democratic Movement of Serbia was formed in May 1992 as a political alliance made up primarily of SPO, New Democracy (ND), Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS). The political alliance however broke, and was dissolved in 1993.

1995–1997
The SPO was part of the "Together" (Zajedno) coalition in the 1996 parliamentary election which received 23.8% of the popular vote, losing to the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS). In 1997, Drašković ran twice for president but finished third in both elections. Its party won the third largest number of seats in that year's Serbian parliamentary elections. A dissident group inside the party abandoned the SPO and formed New Serbia (NS) in 1997.

1998–2001
In early 1999, the SPO joined the Slobodan Milošević-led government, and Drašković became a Yugoslav Deputy Prime Minister. The SPO had a place in Serbia's Rambouillet Agreement delegation and held posts such as the Yugoslav Information Ministry to show a more pro-Western face to the world in the run-up to NATO's bombing campaign in 1999 against the country. In the midst of the war, Drašković and the SPO pulled out of the government, calling on Milošević to surrender to NATO.

The SPO participated in an attempt to overthrow Milošević in 1999, which faltered after Drašković broke off his alliance with opposition leader Zoran Đinđić. This caused the anti-Milošević elements to suggest that he was working for Milošević.

In 2000 presidential and parliamentary elections in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in which Milošević lost, the Serbian Renewal Movement overestimated its strength and ran independently, outside of the vast Democratic Opposition of Serbia coalition. Vojislav Mihajlović, grandson of Chetnik commander Draža Mihajlović, was its presidential candidate. He was opposed by Vojislav Koštunica of DOS, Slobodan Milošević of the ruling SPS and Tomislav Nikolić of the Serbian Radical Party. The SPO's vote collapsed, with its traditional voters drawn by Kostunica's conservatism and by the fact that he was their best hope to remove Milošević from power.

There was talk before the 5. October changes of dissolving the Mirko Marjanović government in Serbia and setting up a government with the Serbian Radical Party. Following the 5.October changes the SPO participated in a so-called national unity government that served effectively under DOS "coordinator" Zoran Đinđić. In December 2000, after two months of DOS rule, Serbian parliamentary elections were held. The SPO, once the strongest opposition, failed to enter the parliament.

2002–2007
In 2003, Drašković called for the re-establishment of a parliamentary monarchy in Serbia as the best means for its European integration.

The party fought the December 2003 legislative elections in a coalition with New Serbia. The coalition received 7.7% of the popular vote and 22 seats in parliament. 13 of these were allocated to the SPO. In turn, the coalition had dispatched 8 deputies into the federal Assembly of Serbia and Montenegro.

SPO-NS became part of Vojislav Koštunica's first elected cabinet. Vuk Drašković was selected for Minister of Foreign Affairs.

In 2004, nine members of the National Assembly left SPO, citing their disapproval with the party's leadership. Together with seven members of SPO's main board and two vice-presidents of SPO, they formalised the Serbian Democratic Renewal Movement (SDPO).

One of the 4 was then bought off by the political tycoon Bogoljub Karić to form his party's list.

The SPO participated in the 2007 election independently and received 3.33% of the vote, winning no seats.

2008–2012
In the 2008 elections the SPO took part in the For a European Serbia coalition under President Boris Tadić, receiving 38.42% of the vote and 102 seats in parliament. Four seats were given to the SPO along with the Ministry of Diaspora portfolio.

Ideology
During the 1990s, the Serbian Renewal Movement was orientated towards ultranationalism and irredentism, and it supported revisionism and anti-communism. During that period, it was positioned on the right-wing on the political spectrum. It was also characterised as a right-wing populist party, and it was backed by the Serbian Orthodox Church. It also held conservative views.

Although after the 2000s, the party rejected its radical nationalist past and statism, and embraced liberal-democratic elements. It also shifted to liberalism, and economic liberalism, and it adopted a more moderate right, and centre-right position. It was also described as moderate nationalist during that period.

Since its inception, it has been described as monarchist, and it advocates for the restoration of parliamentary monarchy. Since the late 2000s, it has been supportive of accession of Serbia to the European Union and NATO, and in the early 2010s, it shifted its support towards the recognition of Kosovo.

International cooperation
During the party's early history, when SPO still favoured a Greater Serbian policy, Drašković intended SPO to also have branches in Yugoslavia's constituent republics where Serbs were a large minority, such as in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. There was a proposal to form SPO branches in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the congress in October 1990, however, Drašković rejected it, stating that "such a move would only serve to divide the Serbian voters"; he described Radovan Karadžić's Serb Democratic Party as a "sister-party to our movement". SPO did eventually nominate candidates for the 1990 Bosnian municipal elections and only one SPO candidate was elected in the Assembly of Nevesinje.

title: Serbian Renewal Movement