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List of DC Animated Universe characters

The DC Animated Universe was a series of shows and feature-length films that aired or were released during the period from 1992 through 2006 and featured many characters from the DC Comics roster. While many characters played important or ongoing roles in the series, many more appeared only in the background. This is a list of characters appearing in the related shows and films. The information is broken down by production and sorted by original air date or release date.

Batman: The Animated Series
The series debuted in 1992 and ran through 1993, and 65 original episodes, under the title Batman. The characters it used consisted of primarily of those drawn from Batman related comic books, though a few were adapted from other DC Comics series or created specifically for the show. Notably, the show created the character of Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel.

Protagonists

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Robin / Dick Grayson
 * Batgirl / Barbara Gordon
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * Leslie Thompkins
 * James Gordon
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Renee Montoya

Additional protagonists

 * Zatara
 * Zatanna
 * Jonah Hex

Antagonists

 * Achilles Milo
 * Arnold Stromwell (Eugene Roche)
 * Bane
 * Catwoman / Selina Kyle
 * Clayface / Matt Hagen
 * The Clock King / Temple Fugate
 * Count Vertigo
 * The Crime Doctor / Matthew Thorne
 * Emile Dorian
 * HARDAC (Jeff Bennett)
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * Hugo Strange
 * The Joker
 * Josiah Wormwood
 * Killer Croc / Waylon Jones
 * Kyodai Ken (Robert Ito)
 * The Mad Hatter / Jervis Tetch
 * Man-Bat / Kirk Langstrom
 * Maxie Zeus
 * Mister Freeze / Victor Fries
 * The Penguin / Oswald Cobblepot
 * Poison Ivy / Pamela Isley
 * Ra's al Ghul
 * Red Claw (Kate Mulgrew)
 * The Riddler / Edward Nigma
 * Roland Daggett (Edward Asner)
 * Rupert Thorne (John Vernon)
 * The Scarecrow / Jonathan Crane
 * Sewer King
 * Talia al Ghul
 * Tony Zucco
 * Two-Face / Harvey Dent
 * Ubu (Tomoya Kawai)
 * The Ventriloquist / Arnold Wesker

Supporting and additional characters

 * Lucius Fox
 * Hamilton Hill
 * Anthony Romulus
 * Francine Langstrom
 * Karl Rossum
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Gray Ghost / Simon Trent (Adam West)
 * Tygrus
 * Veronica Vreeland
 * Thomas Wayne
 * Martha Wayne

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Released theatrically in 1993, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm continued the style and primary character use from Batman: The Animated Series. It also introduced a character created specifically for the film.

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Andrea Beaumont / The Phantasm
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * James Gordon
 * Harvey Bullock
 * The Joker
 * Veronica Vreeland

The Adventures of Batman & Robin
When Batman: The Animated Series was renewed for an additional 20 episodes, it was also renamed The Adventures of Batman & Robin and featured Robin more prominently. These episodes ran from 1994 through 1995 along with reruns of the previous season. Most of the characters used had appeared in the previous season. Most of those that had not were either created specifically for the show or drawn from Batman-related comic books.

Protagonists

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Robin / Dick Grayson
 * Batgirl / Barbara Gordon
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * James Gordon
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Renee Montoya

Antagonists

 * Baby-Doll / Mary Dahl
 * Bane
 * Catwoman / Selina Kyle
 * The Clock King / Temple Fugate
 * Condiment King
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * The Joker
 * Killer Croc / Waylon Jones
 * Lock-Up / Lyle Bolton
 * The Mad Hatter / Jervis Tetch
 * Mister Freeze / Victor Fries
 * The Penguin / Oswald Cobblepot
 * Poison Ivy / Pamela Isley
 * Ra's al Ghul
 * Red Claw
 * The Riddler / Edward Nigma
 * Roland Daggett
 * Rupert Thorne
 * The Scarecrow / Jonathan Crane
 * Talia al Ghul
 * The Terrible Trio
 * Fox / Warren Lawford
 * Shark / Gunther Hardwick
 * Vulture / Armand Lydecker
 * Two-Face / Harvey Dent
 * Ubu
 * The Ventriloquist / Arnold Wesker

Supporting and additional characters

 * Bat-Mite (Pat Fraley)
 * Lucius Fox
 * Jonah Hex
 * Hamilton Hill
 * Karl Rossum
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Veronica Vreeland

Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero
A feature-length production released directly to video in 1998, Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero was based on the style of Batman: The Animated Series and The Adventures of Batman & Robin. The characters used had previously appeared in those two shows.

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Robin / Dick Grayson
 * Batgirl / Barbara Gordon
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * James Gordon
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Renee Montoya
 * Mister Freeze / Victor Fries
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Veronica Vreeland

Superman: The Animated Series
The series debuted in 1996 and ran for 54 original episodes through 2000 as an extension of the DC Animated Universe focusing on Superman. The characters it used consisted primarily of those drawn from Superman-related comic books, though characters from a number of other DC Comics series, notably The New Gods, were adapted for the show and a few were created specifically for it.

Protagonists

 * Superman / Clark Kent
 * Lois Lane
 * Supergirl / Kara Kent
 * Jimmy Olsen
 * Dan Turpin
 * Maggie Sawyer
 * Perry White

Additional protagonists

 * Abin Sur
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * Aquaman
 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Doctor Fate / Kent Nelson
 * The Flash / Wally West
 * Green Lantern / Kyle Rayner
 * Guardians of the Universe
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Legion of Super-Heroes
 * Chameleon Boy
 * Cosmic Boy
 * Saturn Girl
 * James Gordon
 * New Gods
 * Orion
 * Robin / Tim Drake
 * Steel / John Henry Irons

Antagonists

 * Bizarro
 * Brainiac
 * Bruno Mannheim
 * Darkseid
 * Intergang
 * Jax-Ur
 * Lex Luthor
 * Livewire / Leslie Willis
 * Luminus / Edward Lytener
 * Mala
 * Mercy Graves
 * Metallo / John Corben
 * Mister Mxyzptlk
 * The Parasite / Rudy Jones
 * Titano
 * The Toyman / Winslow Schott Jr.
 * Volcana / Claire Selton

Additional antagonists

 * Bane
 * Female Furies
 * Lashina
 * Mad Harriet
 * Stompa
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * The Joker
 * Karkull
 * Lobo
 * The Mad Hatter
 * Maxima
 * Mark Mardon / Weather Wizard
 * New Gods
 * Desaad
 * Granny Goodness
 * Kalibak
 * Kanto
 * Steppenwolf
 * Ra's al Ghul
 * The Riddler / Edward Nigma
 * Roxy Rocket / Roxanne Sutton
 * Sinestro
 * Talia al Ghul
 * Ubu

Supporting and additional characters

 * Alura
 * Angela Chen
 * Bibbo Bibbowski
 * Ms. Gsptlsnz
 * Emil Hamilton
 * Inza Nelson
 * Jonathan Kent
 * Jor-El
 * Krypto
 * Lana Lang
 * Lara
 * Lucy Lane
 * Martha Kent
 * Sam Lane
 * Ron Troupe

Unvoiced cameos

 * Beppo
 * Green Lantern Corps
 * Arkkis Chummuck
 * Arisia Rrab
 * Katma Tui
 * Kilowog
 * Larvox
 * Salakk
 * Tomar Re
 * Xax
 * William Henderson
 * Legion of Super-Heroes
 * Andromeda
 * Bouncing Boy
 * Brainiac 5
 * Dream Girl
 * Kid Quantum
 * Light Lass
 * Lightning Lad
 * Phantom Girl
 * Triplicate Girl
 * Ultra Boy
 * New Gods
 * Big Barda
 * Forager
 * Highfather
 * Lightray
 * Mister Miracle / Scott Free
 * Pete Ross
 * Starro

The New Batman Adventures
The New Batman Adventures debuted in 1997 as a continuation of Batman: The Animated Series and The Adventures of Batman & Robin. It ran through 1999 with 24 original episodes. Most of the characters who appeared were carried over from the previous series. Additional characters were added, with most of them being drawn from a wider range of DC Comics comic books. The odd character was created specifically for the show or borrowed from its sister show Superman: The Animated Series.

Protagonists

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Robin / Tim Drake
 * Nightwing / Dick Grayson
 * Batgirl / Barbara Gordon
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * James Gordon
 * The Creeper / Jack Ryder
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Renee Montoya

Antagonists

 * Baby-Doll / Mary Dahl
 * Bane
 * Calendar Girl
 * Catwoman / Selina Kyle
 * Clayface / Matt Hagen
 * Firefly / Garfield Lynns
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * The Joker
 * Killer Croc / Waylon Jones
 * The Mad Hatter / Jervis Tetch
 * Mister Freeze / Victor Fries
 * The Penguin / Oswald Cobblepot
 * Poison Ivy / Pamela Isley
 * The Riddler / Edward Nigma
 * Roxy Rocket / Roxanne Sutton
 * The Scarecrow / Jonathan Crane
 * Thomas Blake
 * Two-Face / Harvey Dent
 * The Ventriloquist / Arnold Wesker

Additional protagonists and antagonists

 * Carrie Kelley
 * Etrigan / Jason Blood
 * Supergirl / Kara In-Ze
 * Klarion the Witch Boy
 * Livewire / Leslie Willis

Supporting characters

 * Lucius Fox
 * Hamilton Hill
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Veronica Vreeland

Unvoiced cameos

 * Francine Langstrom
 * Kirk Langstrom
 * Leslie Tompkins

Batman Beyond
Running from 1999 through 2001, Batman Beyond was a spin-off of the other DC Animated Universe Batman shows set 20 years in the future. Over its run, 52 original episodes aired featuring a handful of characters carried forward from the previous shows. Most of the characters that rounded out the shows were created specifically for the show either wholly or as "20 year later" reinterpretations of then current DC Comics characters.

Protagonists

 * Batman / Terry McGinnis
 * Bruce Wayne
 * Ace the Bat-Hound
 * Barbara Gordon
 * Max Gibson

Antagonists

 * Big Time / Charles Bigelow
 * Derek Powers / Blight
 * Curaré
 * False-Face
 * Inque
 * Jokerz
 * Kobra
 * Mister Freeze / Victor Fries
 * Bane
 * Ma Mayhem
 * Mad Stan / Stanley Labowski
 * The Royal Flush Gang
 * Ace
 * Jack
 * King
 * Queen
 * Ten
 * Ra's Al Ghul
 * Shriek / Walter Shreeve
 * Spellbinder / Ira Billings
 * Stalker
 * Starro
 * Talia al Ghul
 * Willie Watt

Supporting and additional characters

 * Aquagirl / Mareena
 * Bane
 * Big Barda
 * Bobbi "Blade" Sommer
 * Bunny Vreeland
 * Chelsea Cunningham
 * Dana Tan
 * Kai-ro
 * Nicole
 * Mary McGinnis
 * Matt McGinnis
 * Nelson Nash
 * Warren McGinnis
 * Micron
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Superman
 * Warhawk

The Zeta Project pilot episode characters

 * Zeta
 * Ro Rowan
 * James Bennet
 * Agent Lee
 * Agent West

Gotham Girls
In 2000 Gotham Girls was launched as a web-toon featuring some of the characters used in The New Batman Adventures but from the perspective of three female villains. The episodes were posted through 2003.

Protagonists

 * Catwoman / Selina Kyle
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * Poison Ivy / Pamela Isley

Antagonists

 * Batgirl / Barbara Gordon
 * James Gordon
 * Renee Montoya
 * Dora Smithy

Lobo
In 2000 Lobo was launched as a web-toon featuring Lobo who appeared in Superman: The Animated Series. The episodes were posted throughout the same year. Unlike the other entries, it is completely adult-oriented with prominent graphic violence, profanity and sexual content.

Protagonists

 * Lobo (Greg Eagles/Kevin Michael Richardson)
 * Darlene Spritzer (Grey DeLisle)

Antagonists

 * Sunny Jim (Dee Bradley Baker/Tom Kenny)
 * Tubo (Dee Bradley Baker)
 * Fat Whutzat (Kevin Michael Richardson)
 * Mudboy (Kevin Michael Richardson)
 * Snake (Tom Kenny)

Static Shock
Debuting in 2000 and running through 2004 with 52 original episodes, Static Shock featured the character Static. Prominent characters in the series were derived from, or very loosely based on, characters created by Milestone Media for comics published through DC Comics. Later episodes bring the series into the DC Animated Universe with the appearance of characters from the other shows.

Protagonists

 * Static / Virgil Hawkins
 * Gear / Richie Foley

Antagonists

 * Aqua-Maria
 * Boom
 * Carmen Dillo
 * D-Struct / Derek Barnett
 * Ebon / Ivan Evans
 * Edwin Alva
 * Ferret
 * Hot-Streak / Francis Stone
 * Kangor
 * Madelyn Spaulding
 * Shiv
 * Specs
 * Talon
 * Tamara Lawrence
 * Trapper

Supporting and additional characters

 * Anansi
 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Batman / Terry McGinnis
 * Brainiac
 * The Flash
 * Green Lantern / John Stewart
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Hawkgirl / Shayera Hol
 * James Gordon
 * The Joker
 * Jokerz
 * Kamron Stringer
 * Kobra
 * Martian Manhunter
 * Poison Ivy / Pamela Isley
 * Robin / Tim Drake
 * Rubberband Man / Adam Evans
 * Sharon Hawkins
 * She-Bang / Shenice Vale
 * Sinestro
 * Soul Power / Morris Grant
 * Sparky / Philip Rollins
 * Superman / Clark Kent
 * The Toyman / Winslow Schott Jr.

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
A feature-length production released directly to video in 2000, Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker was based on the style of Batman Beyond. The characters used had previously appeared in the various shows.

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Batman / Terry McGinnis
 * Ace the Bat-Hound
 * Batgirl / Barbara Gordon
 * Robin / Tim Drake / Joker Jr.
 * Chelsea Cunningham
 * Dana Tan
 * Mary McGinnis
 * Matt McGinnis
 * The Joker
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * Jokerz
 * Bonk
 * Chucko
 * Dee Dee
 * Ghoul
 * Woof
 * Jordan Pryce
 * Amy

The Zeta Project
Debuting in 2001 and running through 2002 with 26 original episodes, The Zeta Project was a spin-off show from Batman Beyond and featured mostly original characters.

Protagonists

 * Zeta
 * Ro Rowan
 * Agent Lee
 * Bucky Buenaventura

Antagonists

 * James Bennet
 * IU7 (Infiltration Unit Seven)
 * Agent West

Additional characters

 * Batman / Terry McGinnis
 * Bruce Wayne

Justice League
Debuting in 2001, Justice League was a continuation of the continuity established in the various Batman and Superman related shows that had aired since 1992. The show ran through 2004, airing 52 original episodes. The characters were drawn from those that had appeared in previous series with additional characters being based on those from DC Comics comic books.

Protagonists

 * Superman / Kal-El / Clark Kent
 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Wonder Woman / Princess Diana
 * The Flash / Wally West
 * Green Lantern / John Stewart
 * Martian Manhunter / J'onn J'onnz
 * Hawkgirl / Shayera Hol

Additional protagonists

 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * Aquaman
 * Blackhawks
 * Blackhawk / Janos Prohaska
 * Andre Black-Dumont
 * Hans Hendrickson
 * Olaf Friedriksen
 * Doctor Fate / Kent Nelson
 * Easy Company
 * Sergeant Rock
 * Bulldozer
 * Ice Cream Soldier
 * Wildman
 * Etrigan / Jason Blood
 * Green Lantern Corps
 * Arkkis Chummuck
 * Galius Zed
 * Katma Tui
 * Kilowog
 * Guardians of the Universe
 * Jimmy Olsen
 * Lobo
 * Lois Lane
 * Mera
 * Metamorpho / Rex Mason
 * Merlin
 * New Gods
 * Forager
 * Highfather
 * Orion
 * Lightray
 * Steve Trevor

Antagonists

 * A.M.A.Z.O.
 * Aresia
 * Brainiac
 * Cheetah
 * Clayface / Matt Hagen
 * Copperhead
 * Deadshot / Floyd Lawton
 * Despero
 * Doctor Destiny / John Dee
 * Doomsday
 * Draaga
 * Eclipso
 * Felix Faust
 * Firefly / Garfield Lynns
 * Giganta
 * Gorilla Grodd
 * Hades
 * Harley Quinn / Harleen Quinzel
 * Hro Talak
 * Java
 * The Joker
 * Kanjar Ro
 * Killer Frost
 * Lex Luthor
 * Livewire / Leslie Willis
 * Luminus / Edward Lytener
 * Mongul
 * Manhunters
 * Mercy Graves
 * Metallo / John Corben
 * Mordred
 * Morgan Edge
 * Morgaine le Fey
 * New Gods
 * Dessad
 * Darkseid
 * Glorious Godfrey
 * Kalibak
 * Steppenwolf
 * Orm
 * The Parasite / Rudy Jones
 * Poison Ivy / Pamela Isley
 * The Royal Flush Gang
 * Ace
 * Jack
 * King
 * Queen
 * Ten
 * The Shade
 * Simon Stagg
 * Sinestro
 * Solomon Grundy
 * Star Sapphire
 * The Toyman / Winslow Schott Jr.
 * Tsukuri
 * Ultra-Humanite
 * Vandal Savage
 * Volcana / Claire Selton
 * Weather Wizard / Mark Mardon

Teams
During the series various characters operated as teams in some episodes. In some cases the characters making up the team only appeared as part of that team, so the grouping is noted in the above list. In other cases the characters were not exclusive to the team. The teams that fall into this category are:
 * Injustice Gang
 * A version appeared in the episode "Injustice For All" consisting of : Cheetah, Copperhead, The Joker, Lex Luthor, The Shade, Solomon Grundy, Star Sapphire, and Ultra-Humanite.
 * A second version appeared in the episode "Fury" consisting of: Aresia, Copperhead, The Shade, Solomon Grundy, Star Sapphire, and Tsukuri.
 * The Superman Revenge Squad
 * Appeared in the episode "Hereafter, Part I" consisting of: Kalibak, Livewire, Metallo, The Toyman, and Weather Wizard.
 * The Secret Society
 * Appeared in the episode "Secret Society" and consisted of: Clayface, Giganta, Gorilla Grodd, Killer Frost, The Parasite, The Shade, and Sinestro.

Supporting and additional characters

 * Queen Hippolyta
 * Inza Nelson
 * Jonathan Kent
 * Martha Kent
 * Philippus
 * Sapphire Stagg
 * Snapper Carr
 * Solovar

Unvoiced cameos

 * Arnold Wesker / The Ventriloquist
 * Arthur Ivo
 * Bibbo
 * Barbara Gordon
 * Cassandra Cain
 * Dick Grayson
 * Green Lantern Corps
 * Larvox
 * Tomar Re
 * Lana Lang
 * Lara
 * Harvey Dent / Two-Face
 * New Gods
 * Forever People
 * Beautiful Dreamer
 * Big Bear
 * Mark Moonrider
 * Serifan
 * Vykin
 * Mister Miracle / Scott Free
 * Natasha Irons
 * Perry White
 * Ron Troupe
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Kara In-Ze
 * Tim Drake

Pastiches
The two-part episode "Legends" featured pastiches of the Justice Society of America, the Justice Guild of America, and a selection of their villains. The pastiche was used in lieu of the actual characters at the insistence of DC Comics.

 * Black Siren (Black Canary)
 * Cat Man (Wildcat)
 * Green Guardsman (Green Lantern / Alan Scott)
 * The Streak (The Flash / Jay Garrick)
 * Tom Turbine (The Atom / Al Pratt)
 * Doctor Blizzard (The Icicle / Dr. Joar Mahkent)
 * The Music Master (The Fiddler)
 * Ray Thompson (The Brainwave)
 * Sir Swami (The Wizard)
 * The Sportsman (Sportsmaster)

The two-part episode "A Better World" featured a variation of the Crime Syndicate of America called the Justice Lords. The pastiche was used as the writers worked on the episode, replacing the standard Crime Syndicate with a Justice League went fascist.

 * Lord Batman (Owlman)
 * Lord Green Lantern (Power Ring)
 * Lord Hawkgirl
 * Lord Martian Manhunter
 * Lord Wonder Woman (Superwoman)
 * Lord Superman (Ultraman)

Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman
A feature-length production released directly to video in 2003, Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman was based on the style of The New Batman Adventures. With the exception of the titular "Batwoman", the characters used had previously appeared in the various shows.

 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Robin / Tim Drake
 * Barbara Gordon
 * Alfred Pennyworth
 * James Gordon
 * Harvey Bullock
 * Batwoman / Sonia Alcana / Kathy Duquesne / Rocky Ballantine
 * Bane
 * The Penguin / Oswald Cobblepot
 * Rupert Thorne

Justice League Unlimited
When it was renewed for a third season in 2004, Justice League was retitled Justice League Unlimited. The show ran through 2006, airing an additional 39 original episodes. Most of the characters were carried over with additional ones being based on those from DC Comics comic books.

Protagonists

 * Superman / Clark Kent
 * Batman / Bruce Wayne
 * Wonder Woman / Princess Diana
 * The Flash / Wally West
 * Green Lantern / John Stewart
 * Martian Manhunter / John Jones
 * Hawkgirl / Shayera Hol

Additional League members

 * Aquaman
 * The Atom / Ray Palmer
 * Atom Smasher / Albert Rothstein
 * Aztek / Uno
 * B'wana Beast / Mike Maxwell
 * Black Canary / Dinah Laurel Lance
 * Blue Devil / Daniel Cassidy
 * Booster Gold / Michael Jon Carter
 * Captain Atom / Nathaniel Adams
 * Captain Marvel / Billy Batson
 * Commander Steel
 * Crimson Avenger / Lee Travis
 * Doctor Fate / Kent Nelson
 * Doctor Light / Kimiyo Hoshi
 * Dove / Don Hall
 * The Elongated Man / Ralph Dibny
 * Etrigan / Jason Blood
 * Fire / Beatriz da Costa
 * Huntress / Helena Bertinelli
 * Green Arrow / Oliver Queen
 * Hawk /Hank Hall
 * Mister Terrific / Michael Holt
 * Orion
 * Red Tornado
 * The Shining Knight / Sir Justin
 * Speedy / Roy Harper
 * Stargirl / Courtney Whitmore
 * Steel / John Henry Irons
 * S.T.R.I.P.E. / Pat Dugan
 * Supergirl / Kara Kent / Kara Zor-L
 * The Question / Vic Sage
 * Vigilante / Greg Saunders
 * Vixen / Mari McCabe
 * Wildcat / Ted Grant
 * Zatanna / Zatanna Zatara

Unvoiced League members

 * The Creeper / Jack Ryder
 * Crimson Fox
 * Doctor Mid-Nite
 * Gypsy
 * Hourman
 * Ice
 * Johnny Thunder and Thunderbolt
 * Metamorpho / Rex Mason
 * Nemesis
 * Obsidian
 * The Ray
 * Rocket Red
 * Sand
 * Starman
 * Vibe
 * Waverider

Additional protagonists

 * A.M.A.Z.O.
 * Andrea Beaumont / The Phantasm
 * Aquagirl / Marina
 * Bat Lash
 * Batman / Terry McGinnis
 * Chuck Sirianni
 * Deadman
 * El Diablo
 * Hal Jordan
 * Green Lantern / Kai-Ro
 * Guardians of the Universe
 * Hawkman / Carter Hall
 * Jennifer Morgan
 * Jonah Hex
 * King Faraday
 * Legion of Super-Heroes
 * Bouncing Boy
 * Brainiac 5
 * Phantom Girl
 * Machiste
 * Micron
 * New Gods
 * Big Barda
 * Metron
 * Mister Miracle
 * Oberon
 * Pow Wow Smith
 * Shakira
 * Spy Smasher
 * Static / Virgil Hawkins
 * The Warlord / Travis Morgan
 * Warhawk / Rex Stewart

Antagonists
The antagonists for this series break down into three types based on season and story arc. The first season had a set of episodes linked by an arc focusing on a secret government agency trying to control the Justice League. The second season had a set linked by an arc focusing on an expanded Secret Society. Both seasons also had episodes that did not tie to the arcs. The general antagonists are listed first.

 * Ares
 * Atomic Skull
 * Bizarro
 * Blockbuster
 * Captain Boomerang
 * Captain Cold
 * Cheetah
 * Chronos
 * Circe
 * Copperhead
 * Deimos
 * The Demons Three
 * Dreamslayer
 * The Fatal Five
 * Emerald Empress
 * Mano
 * The Persuader
 * Tharok
 * Validus
 * Felix Faust
 * Gentleman Ghost
 * Giganta
 * Gorgon
 * Hades
 * Hath-Set
 * Jokerz
 * Bonk
 * Chucko
 * Dee Dee
 * Ghoul
 * Woof
 * Lex Luthor
 * Lord Havok
 * Mercy Graves
 * Mirror Master
 * Mongul
 * Mordred
 * Morgaine le Fey
 * New Gods
 * Darkseid
 * Female Furies
 * Bernadeth
 * Lashina (unvoiced)
 * Mad Harriet (unvoiced)
 * Stompa     (unvoiced)
 * Granny Goodness
 * Kalibak
 * Kanto
 * Mantis
 * Virman Vundabar
 * The Royal Flush Gang
 * Ace
 * Jack    (unvoiced)
 * King    (unvoiced)
 * Queen   (unvoiced)
 * Ten     (unvoiced)
 * Roulette
 * The Shadow Thief
 * Tobias Manning
 * The Trickster

Unvoiced antagonist cameos

 * Abra Kadabra
 * Black Mass
 * Bloodsport
 * Brimstone
 * Captain Nazi
 * Crowbar
 * Doctor Alchemy
 * Electrocutioner
 * Evil Star
 * The Fiddler
 * Fastball
 * Inque
 * KGBeast
 * Hellgrammite
 * Hellhound
 * Mister Element
 * The Parasite / Rudy Jones
 * The Pied Piper
 * Sportsmaster
 * Shatterfist
 * Shriek / Walter Shreeve
 * Stalker
 * The Top
 * Tracer
 * Turtle Man

"Cadmus" arc

 * Achilles Milo
 * Amanda Waller
 * Brainiac
 * Doctor Moon
 * Doomsday
 * Emil Hamilton
 * Hugo Strange (unvoiced cameo)
 * Galatea
 * Lex Luthor
 * Maxwell Lord
 * Tala
 * General Wade Eiling
 * Task Force X
 * Captain Boomerang
 * The Clock King / Temple Fugate
 * Deadshot / Floyd Lawton
 * Plastique
 * Rick Flag

"Secret Society" arc

 * Angle Man
 * Atomic Skull
 * Bizarro
 * Devil Ray
 * Doctor Polaris
 * Evil Star
 * Gentleman Ghost
 * Giganta
 * Goldface
 * Gorilla Grodd
 * Heat Wave
 * The Key
 * Killer Frost
 * Lex Luthor
 * Metallo / John Corben
 * Mirror Master
 * Rampage
 * Silver Banshee
 * Sonar
 * Sinestro
 * Star Sapphire
 * Tala
 * The Toyman / Winslow Schott Jr.
 * Weather Wizard / Mark Mardon

Unvoiced arc cameos

 * Black Mass
 * Blockbuster
 * Cheetah
 * Copperhead
 * Doctor Cyber
 * Doctor Destiny / John Dee
 * Doctor Spectro
 * Dummy
 * Javelin
 * KGBeast
 * Lady Lunar
 * Livewire / Leslie Willis
 * Major Disaster
 * Merlyn
 * The Monocle
 * Neutron
 * The Parasite / Rudy Jones
 * Psycho-Pirate
 * The Puppeteer
 * The Puzzler
 * The Queen Bee
 * The Shade
 * The Shark
 * The Tattooed Man
 * The Thinker
 * The Top
 * Tsukuri
 * Volcana / Claire Selton

Supporting and additional characters

 * Dana Tan
 * Hermes
 * Hephaestus
 * Inza Nelson
 * Jonathan Kent
 * Jor-El
 * Lois Lane
 * Queen Hippolyta
 * Rama Kushna

Unvoiced cameos

 * Ace the Bathound
 * Green Lantern Corps
 * Chaselon
 * K'ryssma
 * Katma Tui
 * Kilowog
 * Palaqua
 * Spol
 * Stel
 * Jimmy Olsen
 * Krypto
 * Legion of Super-Heroes
 * Blok
 * Chameleon Boy
 * Colossal Boy
 * Cosmic Boy
 * Lightning Lad
 * Saturn Girl
 * Shadow Lass
 * Timber Wolf
 * Ultra Boy
 * Wildfire
 * Lightray
 * Maggie Sawyer
 * Martha Wayne
 * Mary McGinnis
 * Matt McGinnis
 * Mordru
 * Nightwing / Dick Grayson
 * Perry White
 * Ron Troupe
 * Snapper Carr
 * Summer Gleeson
 * Warren McGinnis

Pastiches
The episode "Double Date" featured a crime lord as the primary antagonist that was a mix of two DC Comics characters. The character was called Steven Mandragora, but did not visually resemble that character. The appearance was based on Tobias Whale.

The episode "Ultimatum" featured the Ultimen, pastiches of characters created specifically for Hana-Barbara's Super Friends series.

 * Downpour (Zan)
 * Juice (Black Vulcan)
 * Shifter (Jayna)
 * Wind Dragon (Samurai)
 * Longshadow (Apache Chief)

Restricted characters
A few characters have been cited by writers and producers as "off-limits" at various times during the production of the various shows, though they are allowed to appear in the comics based on the show.

Adam Strange
Adam Strange, was originally supposed to appear in "Hunter's Moon", but legal rights prevented that from happening. The episode's original title was "Mystery In Space", the name of the monthly comic that Adam starred in.

Aquaman and Black Manta
Characters from Aquaman comics could not appear due to character rights being reserved for a potential live-action TV series. This resulted in Black Manta's being renamed "Devil Ray" for the series, the character first appearing in an episode that was originally written to feature Aquaman.

Batman related characters
Most characters from the Batman comics due to the "Bat-Embargo" that reserved those characters for the new Batman cartoon The Batman and the new Batman movies. This left only Batman available to be prominently used in Justice League and Justice League Unlimited.

This resulted in a partial rewrite of the episode "Double Date". Originally, Barbara Gordon was to appear in the episode. The episode would have her getting injured during a case as Batgirl. Since Bruce forbids her from participating she would recreate herself as Oracle, and get in touch with Black Canary and Huntress to finish her case. Neither of them would meet her in person. Due to the Bat Embargo, the story replaced Batgirl with Green Arrow and the Question.

Some non-speaking and quick cameos did make it in to a few episodes though:
 * Alternate versions of Dick Grayson, Barbara Gordon, Tim Drake, and Cassandra Cain make very brief appearances in the three part "The Savage Time". Drake also makes a brief cameo in "Hereafter Part I" attending Superman's funeral.
 * Several characters from Batman's supporting cast and rogues' gallery appear in the former series; Alfred Pennyworth, Firefly, Clayface, Harley Quinn and the Joker all appear at least once. In addition, alternate versions of Joker, Two-Face, Poison Ivy, the Ventriloquist and Scarface are seen in the episode "A Better World".
 * Temple Fugate, otherwise known as the Clock King, appears as a member of Task Force X.
 * Hugo Strange briefly appeared at the table with the directors of Project Cadmus in "The Doomsday Sanction". A larger follow up appearance in "Question Authority" had to be re-worked to use Doctor Moon.
 * Nightwing makes a fleeting appearance as a silhouette atop a building in Blüdhaven in the episode "Grudge Match".

Batwoman: Kathy Kane
Kathy Kane the original Silver age Batwoman could not appear as one of the three women to don the costume of Batwoman in the animated movie Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman. According to the featurette included in the DVD release, Alan Burnett explains they had intended to use the name "Kathy Kane" but were asked to change it by DC Comics, thanks to some morally gray actions on the part of the movie Batwoman. This resulted in the character of Kathy Duquesne being created for the show. However, not much later, the a new Batwoman debuted in the new DC continuity being portrayed as a lesbian. The movie however features a near identical character named Sonya Alcana.

Black Lightning
Black Lightning could not appear within the shows due to DC Comics' refusal to pay royalties to his creator, Tony Isabella. This resulted in the character Black Vulcan being created for the show Super Friends. The character Juice is a pastiche of Black Vulcan, and "Soul Power" in Static Shock is also a pastiche Black Lightning.

This also affected the characters connected to Black Lightning and also created by Isabella. The original idea for "Double Date" was for Tobias Whale to be the man who murdered Huntress's parents. He was replaced with a villain called Steven Mandragora, whose last name was later used for the man who arranged their deaths in the comic book Huntress: Year One.

Blue Beetle
Blue Beetle could not appear as a member of the Justice League due to rights being tied up until 2007 because of his 1940s radio show and 1980s cartoon proposals.

Captain Marvel
When the Justice League episode, "Hereafter" was being produced, Captain Marvel was set to appear as the temporary 7th member. As the rights to the character and the Marvel Family were unavailable to the show, a self-appointed Lobo took the position instead. Later in the episode it was shown that Aquaman had become the 7th member. Captain Marvel later appeared in "The Clash."

Firestorm
Firestorm could not appear as DC Comics did not allow the producers to include the Ronnie Raymond version of Firestorm in the show.

Legion of Doom
While the production team regularly referred to the collection of villains joining forces in the final major arc of Justice League Unlimited as the "Legion of Doom", DC resisted the use of the term within the show itself.

Plastic Man
Plastic Man was stated by Dwayne McDuffie to be unusable in the show despite being mentioned as a League member by John Stewart in one episode, but he did not explain why. In the episode "The Greatest Story Never Told", Elongated Man complains longly and loudly to Booster Gold about feeling left out in comparison to Plastic Man, given the two's very similar powers (although Plastic Man can change into objects, Elongated Man is also one of the premiere detectives of the DC Universe).

Phantom Stranger
Bruce Timm had intended to utilize the Phantom Stranger in the DC Animated Universe, but was not allowed to do so.

Teen Titans
The Teen Titans and related characters were off-limits due to the eponymous series. Green Arrow's sidekick Speedy appears in the episode "Patriot Act" following the finale of Teen Titans.

Vertigo characters
Sandman and other Vertigo characters were said by Bruce Timm in a Wizard interview to be considered, featuring an appearance of Neil Gaiman's Sandman character, but they weren't sure how to incorporate it into the tone of the show. He went on to say "But now, it's not even an issue. The whole Vertigo universe is closed off for us." In the same interview, Bruce Timm also states that they did attempt to use the Phantom Stranger and the Spectre but were told they could not use those characters.

Neil Gaiman on the subject: "I always loved the idea of doing a Sandman/Batman Animated cartoon episode, and we were definitely talking about it in '93, after Vertigo came into existence...I'd assumed that they lost interest. But there was definitely some kind of Vertigo/DC divide that came into existence in there somewhere, imposed from DC/Vertigo editorial and above, worried, I was told, that a kid would feel pressured by continuity to pick up a 'For Mature Readers' title and the world would end."

Canceled characters
A few characters were developed by writers and producers during the production of the various shows; however, they ultimately did not appear in any episodes or films.

Cyborgirl and Impulse
When Justice League was pitched to the Kids' WB network, the lineup originally included three young members as proteges for the League. The members would have been Robin, Impulse, and an original character described as a "teenage female version of Cyborg" (Cyborgirl). The promo, which is viewable on the fourth disc of the Justice League Season 1 boxset, is the only appearance of Cyborgirl and Impulse in the DC Animated Universe.

Nightshade
When plans for a Justice League series were originally in development in the late 1990s, Nightshade was included in a roster of prospective Justice League members by producer Bruce Timm. Plans for the original series were canceled and production moved onto Superman: The Animated Series. She did not make into the Justice League series once it entered production.

Nocturna
Nocturna was scheduled to appear in an episode of Batman: The Animated Series as a vampire, but the episode was canceled after Fox censors objected to the storyline, which would have involved Batman being turned into a vampire and craving human blood.

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Beauce, Quebec

Beauce  is a historical and traditional region of Quebec, Canada, located south of Quebec City. It corresponds approximately to the regional county municipalities of Beauce-Sartigan, Beauce-Centre and La Nouvelle-Beauce, and its major communities are Saint-Georges, Sainte-Marie, Beauceville, Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce and Saint-Victor.

Name
The first record of the name goes back to 1739. "Nouvelle Beauce" (New Beauce) designated the seigneuries granted earlier along the Chaudière River and which would later become the current cities of Sainte-Marie, Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce, Beauceville, and Saint-Georges, as well as several other communities which would detach from these territories.

According to accounts from Governor Charles de Beauharnois de la Boische and Intendant Gilles Hocquart, "Beauce" was chosen by seigneurs Joseph de Fleury de La Gorgendière, Pierre de Rigaud de Vaudreuil and Thomas-Jacques Taschereau to develop the potential of colonization, as the name recalls the French Beauce, a region renowned for its wheat production. In 1829, the name represented a county extending to the Canada–US border with Maine.

Later, Beauce would also be the name of administrative, municipal, electoral, school and judicial subdivisions, sometimes with different borders. Today, residents of neighbouring regional county municipalities consider themselves "Beaucerons" (masculine) or "Beauceronnes" (feminine) because of the former administrative links.

Historically, Beaucerons have also been known under the nickname of "Jarrets noirs" (black hocks). Travelling to Quebec City took up to one week, and because of the hilly roads and their conditions, they would often have to push their farm carts. They would get their legs dirty and arrive at the destination with their hocks black.

Black hocks actually referred to the hocks of their horses being black when they got to Quebec City because of the abundance of peaty bogs or wetlands on the journey there. Horses legs would sink up to their hocks and become covered in the muck and therefore be blackened.

Economy
Exclusively agricultural for many years, Beauce's economy slowly diversified in the first half of the 20th century through forestry, wood processing, and the leather and textile industries. In 1951, the industrial production value became for the first time superior to agriculture, likely due to strong local entrepreneurship and cheap labour. Today's economy relies especially on small and medium enterprises in the industries of furniture, food, clothing, printing and metalworking. It is known as Quebec's entrepreneurial heartland.

People linked to Beauce

 * Marius Barbeau, ethnographer
 * Jesse Bélanger, NHL hockey player
 * Gilles Bernier, Canadian politician
 * Maxime Bernier, Canadian politician
 * Joseph Bolduc, Canadian politician
 * Roch Carrier, author
 * Thomas Chabot, NHL hockey player
 * William Chapman, poet
 * Robert Cliche, Quebec politician
 * Marcel Dutil, businessman
 * Clermont Pépin, composer
 * Édouard Lacroix businessman and politician
 * Maveric Lamoureux, junior hockey player
 * Laurent Noël, Catholic bishop
 * Jacques Poulin, novelist
 * Marie-Philip Poulin, hockey player
 * George Pozer, businessman
 * Fabien Roy, Canadian politician
 * Mathieu Roy, NHL hockey player
 * Alex Tanguay, NHL hockey player
 * Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau, clergyman
 * Henri Elzéar Taschereau, judge
 * Stéphane Veilleux, NHL hockey player

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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Keynote (notetaking software)

KeyNote is a free notetaking and outlining text editor for Microsoft Windows, produced by Tranglos Software.

Overview
Keynote is based on the tree data structure concept, allowing "nodes" in a tree panel (much like the tree panel in Windows file managers) to represent separate fields within a single text file. Individual documents within the tree can be edited in Rich Text Format (RTF) or simple text (unformatted).

Import and export of KeyNote files to and from TreePad files is fully supported. Each field is treated as a separate virtual document within the tree.

KeyNote is open-source software developed in Delphi 3. As of October 2005, development of the original program had ceased.

Keynote NF as the improved successor
Development was resumed in 2006 by Daniel Prado, with a project called "KeyNote NF" (or "KeyNote - New Features") to distinguish it from other Google search results. Initially released on SourceForge, and presently on Github, it includes features such as alarm reminders on nodes. Current versions were 1.7.8.1 stable and 1.7.9.8 Beta. There was a long hiatus in new uploads, but on June 9, 2023, in a comment to Issue #602 on the GitHub site, Prado said that he was planning to upload a new version "very soon". At that time he also explained the hiatus and started responding to open Issues on the site.

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List of songs written by Cole Porter

A partially complete list of songs by Cole Porter.

 * Songs written at Yale University:
 * “Antoinette Birby”
 * “Bingo Eli Yale”
 * “Bull Dog”

 * Cora (1911 college musical)
 * And the Villain Still Pursued Her (1912 college musical)
 * "We are the Chorus of the Show"
 * "Strolling"
 * "The Lovely Heroine"
 * "I'm the Villain"
 * "Twilight"
 * "Llewellyn"
 * "That Zip Cornwall Cooch"
 * "Charity"
 * "Queens of Terpsichore"
 * "Leaders of Society"
 * "Submarine"
 * "Barcelona Maid"
 * "Silver Moon"
 * "Dear Doctor"
 * "Anytime"
 * "Come to Bohemia"
 * "Dancing"
 * "Fare Thee Well"

 * The Pot of Gold (1912 college musical)
 * "At the Rainbow"
 * "Bellboys"
 * "Longing for Dear Old Broadway"
 * "When I Used to Lead the Ballet"
 * "My Houseboat on the Thames"
 * "She Was a Fair Young Mermaid"
 * "What's This Awful Hullabaloo"
 * "What a Charming Afternoon"
 * "Since We've Met"
 * "Exercise"
 * "We are So Aesthetic"
 * "Scandal"
 * "I Wonder Where My Girl Is Now"
 * "My Salvation Army Queen"
 * "It's Awfully Hard When Mother's Not Along"
 * "I Want to Be Married (To a Delta Kappa Epsilon Man)"
 * "Ha, Ha, They Must Sail for Siberia"
 * "I Love You So"
 * "Loie and Chlodo"
 * "So Let Us Hail"
 * "That Rainbow Rag" (cut)
 * "If I Were a Football Man" (cut)

 * The Kaleidoscope (1913 college musical)
 * "At the Dawn Tea"
 * "We are Prom Girls"
 * "Chaperons"
 * "In the Land Where My Heart Was Born"
 * "Meet Me Beside the River"
 * "Beware of the Sophomore"
 * "Rick-Chick-a-Chick"
 * "Good-bye My True Love"
 * "On My Yacht"
 * "We're a Group of Nonentities"
 * "Flower Maidens"
 * "Absinthe"
 * "The Absinthe Drip"
 * "Maid of Santiago"
 * "As I Love You"
 * "Duodecimalogue"
 * "Oh, What a Pretty Pair of Lovers"
 * "A Member of the Yale Elizabethan Club"
 * "Moon Man"
 * "My Georgia Gal"

 * Paranoia (1914 college musical)
 * We’re All Dressed Up and We Don’t Know Huerto Go (1914 college musical)
 * See America First (1916 stage musical)
 * Hitchy-Koo of 1919 (1919 stage musical)
 * “I Introduced”
 * "Old-Fashioned Garden"

 * Hitchy-Koo of 1922 (1922 stage musical)
 * Greenwich Village Follies (1924 stage musical)
 * "I'm In Love Again"

 * La Revue Des Ambassadeurs (1928 stage musical)
 * "Pilot Me"

 * Paris (1928 stage musical)
 * "Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love"
 * "Let's Misbehave" (written for Paris, but cut and then recorded separately)
 * "Which?"

 * Wake Up and Dream (1929 stage musical)
 * ”I Loved Him, But He Didn’t Love Me”
 * ”I’m a Gigolo”
 * "What Is This Thing Called Love?"

 * Fifty Million Frenchmen (1929 stage musical)
 * ”Find Me a Primitive Man”
 * ”The Tale of the Oyster”
 * "Why Don't We Try Staying Home?"
 * "You Do Something to Me"
 * "You've Got That Thing"

 * The New Yorkers (1930 stage musical)
 * ”I Happen to Like New York”
 * "Let's Fly Away"
 * "Love for Sale"
 * "Take Me Back to Manhattan"
 * "Where Have You Been"

 * Gay Divorce (1932 stage musical)
 * ”After You, Who?”
 * "How's Your Romance?"
 * "I've Got You On My Mind"
 * "Night and Day"

 * Nymph Errant (1933 stage musical)
 * "How Could We Be Wrong?"
 * "The Physician"

 * Anything Goes (1934 stage musical)
 * "All Through the Night"
 * "Anything Goes"
 * "Be Like the Bluebird"
 * "Blow, Gabriel, Blow"
 * "Buddie Beware"
 * "I Get a Kick out of You"
 * "Thank You So Much, Mrs. Lowsborough-Goodby" (written for the musical but not used in production)
 * "You're the Top"

 * Jubilee (1935 stage musical)
 * "Begin the Beguine"
 * "Just One of Those Things"
 * ”A Picture of Me Without You”
 * "Why Shouldn't I?"

 * Born to Dance (1936 film)
 * ”Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye”
 * "I've Got You Under My Skin"
 * "Rap, Tap On Wood"
 * ”Swingin’ the Jinx Away”
 * "Easy to Love"

 * Red, Hot and Blue (1936 stage musical)
 * "Down In The Depths"
 * "It's De-Lovely"
 * "Ours"
 * "Ridin' High"

 * Rosalie (1937 film)
 * "In the Still of the Night"

 * You Never Know (1938 stage musical)
 * "At Long Last Love"
 * "By Candlelight"
 * "From Alpha to Omega"

 * Leave It to Me! (1938 stage musical)
 * "From Now On"
 * "Get Out of Town"
 * ”Most Gentlemen Don’t Like Love”
 * "My Heart Belongs to Daddy"
 * “Tomorrow”

 * Broadway Melody of 1940 (1939 film)
 * "Between You and Me"
 * "I Concentrate on You"
 * "I Happen to Be in Love"
 * "I've Got My Eyes on You"

 * Du Barry Was a Lady (1939 stage musical)
 * ”But in the Morning, No”
 * "Do I Love You?"
 * "Friendship"
 * ”Give Him the Ooh-La-La”
 * "Katie Went To Haiti"
 * "Well, Did You Evah!"

 * Panama Hattie (1940 stage musical)
 * ”Make It Another Old-Fashioned, Please”
 * ”I've Still Got My Health”

 * You’ll Never Get Rich (1941 film)
 * "Dream Dancing"
 * "So Near And Yet So Far"

 * Let’s Face It! (1941 stage musical)
 * "Ace in the Hole"
 * "Ev'rything I Love"
 * ”Farming”
 * "I Hate You, Darling"
 * ”Let’s Not Talk About Love”
 * ”Rub Your Lamp”

 * Something to Shout About (1943 stage musical)
 * "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To"

 * Something for the Boys (1943 stage musical)
 * "Could It Be You"
 * ”The Leader of a Big-Time Band”

 * Mexican Hayride (1944 stage musical)
 * "I Love You"

 * Seven Lively Arts (1944 stage musical)
 * "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye"

 * Around the World (1946 stage musical)
 * Kiss Me, Kate (1948 stage musical)
 * "Always True to You in My Fashion"
 * "Another Op'nin', Another Show"
 * "Bianca"
 * "Brush Up Your Shakespeare"
 * "From This Moment On"
 * "I Am Ashamed That Women Are So Simple"
 * "I Hate Men"
 * "I’ve Come to Wive It Wealthy in Padua"
 * "So in Love"
 * "Tom, Dick or Harry"
 * "Too Darn Hot"
 * "We Open In Venice"
 * "Were Thine That Special Face"
 * "Where is the Life That Late I Led?"
 * "Why Can't You Behave?"
 * "Wunderbar"

 * The Pirate (1948 film)
 * "Be a Clown"
 * "Love of My Life"
 * "Mack the Black"
 * "Niña"
 * "You Can Do No Wrong"

 * Out of This World (1950 stage musical)
 * "Cherry Pies Ought To Be You"
 * "From This Moment On"
 * "I Am Loved"
 * "Where, Oh Where?"
 * "You Don't Remind Me"

 * Can-Can (1953 stage musical)
 * "Allez-Vous-En"
 * "Can-Can"
 * "C'est Magnifique"
 * "Come Along with Me"
 * "I Am in Love"
 * "I Love Paris"
 * "It's All Right with Me"
 * "Live and Let Live"
 * "Montmart"

 * Silk Stockings (1955 stage musical, 1957 film)
 * "All of You"
 * "As On Through the Seasons We Sail"
 * "Fated To Be Mated"
 * "Paris Loves Lovers"
 * "Satin and Silk"
 * "Siberia"
 * "Silk Stockings"
 * "Stereophonic Sound"

 * High Society (1956 film)
 * "High Society Calypso"
 * "I Love You, Samantha"
 * "Little One"
 * "Mind if I Make Love to You?"
 * "Now You Has Jazz"
 * "True Love"
 * "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
 * "You're Sensational"

 * Les Girls (1956 film)
 * "Ca, C'est L'amour"
 * "You're Just Too, Too"

 * Aladdin (1958 television musical)
 * Other songs:
 * "Don't Fence Me In"
 * ”Farewell, Amanda”
 * "Hot House Rose"
 * "Miss Otis Regrets"
 * "Once Upon A Time"
 * "Weren't We Fools?"

title: List of songs written by Cole Porter


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2006 South Carolina gubernatorial election

The 2006 South Carolina gubernatorial election took place on November 7, 2006. Incumbent Republican Governor Mark Sanford won re-election against Democratic State Senator Tommy Moore, becoming only the third Republican governor in South Carolina to win a second term (Robert Kingston Scott and Carroll A. Campbell Jr. were the others). Sanford started the campaign with a double-digit edge over Moore and he maintained that lead to election day. During the campaign, Sanford's approval rating averaged in the mid-fifties. In Sanford's re-election victory, he also garnered 22% of the African American vote.

Democratic primary
Tommy Moore, a State Senator from western South Carolina, emerged with Florence Mayor Frank Willis as the major candidates in the Democratic primary election for governor. Rumors circulated that Superintendent of Education and former U.S. Senate candidate, Inez Tenenbaum, might enter the race, but she ultimately chose not to run for governor nor seek re-election to her position. Kenneth Holland, a former U.S. Representative from the 5th congressional district, briefly entered the race, but dropped out a month later after failing to raise enough financial contributions.

Moore and Willis traded barbs over campaign contributions made by Willis and his wife to prominent Republicans, including President George W. Bush and Senator Lindsey Graham. Attorney C. Dennis Aughtry entered the campaign at the eleventh hour and floated the idea of legalizing casinos statewide to raise money for public schools. Moore garnered more than 50% of the vote in the Democratic primary held on June 13 and thus avoided a runoff election.

Republican primary
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{{legend|#b368d9|60–70%}} ]] Portending a sign of trouble, incumbent Governor Mark Sanford faced a primary challenge from Oscar Lovelace, a physician from the Midlands. When former Governor David Beasley ran for re-election in 1998, he faced a primary challenge and went on to lose the general election to Jim Hodges. Sanford's veto of a heart center for Lexington County and theatrics such as bringing pigs to the Statehouse to show his displeasure of pork barrel spending by the General Assembly angered and annoyed many Republicans. However, Sanford's strategy of avoiding Lovelace and refusal to debate worked as the governor scored a decisive victory in the primary on June 13.

Campaign
Governor Mark Sanford proposed three major issues in his campaign for re-election, chief among them being the restructuring of state government. He wanted to reduce the number of statewide elected officials from nine to three and eliminate the state's Budget and Control Board. The governor insisted that these measures would reduce the number of redundant positions and make state government both more efficient and less costly. Sanford's three major issues for the campaign were:
 * Restructuring state government.
 * School choice through tuition tax credits.
 * Tax cuts and spending restraint.

State Senator Tommy Moore ran as a good manager of state government. He held socially conservative and fiscally moderate positions, which put him squarely at odds with the libertarian incumbent. Moore disagreed with what he believed was Sanford's condescending and combative approach of dealing with the General Assembly. The senator also believed that Sanford lacked leadership skills, and that lack of leadership had brought South Carolina to a standstill over the past four years in his view. The main policy proposals that he developed were:
 * A rural infrastructure bank to help undeveloped counties.
 * A governor's office that actively recruits new businesses to the state.
 * A 30-cent tax increase on cigarettes to offset small business tax credits for employee health insurance.

On July 7, several weeks after the primary election, Lexington County State Senator Jake Knotts launched a last-minute effort to place his name on the ballot as a petition candidate for governor. He had feuded with Governor Sanford over a number of issues, including the heart center for Lexington County, and supported Lovelace in the Republican primary. In order to be on the ballot in November, Knotts needed to collect 10,000 signatures of registered voters by July 17, which he failed to do. Knotts's political consultant publicly stated that he could not have raised enough money to have run a successful candidacy.

There were two trains of thought on the effects of a candidacy by Knotts. It was generally believed that had Knotts entered the race, it would have split the Republican vote and helped elect Tommy Moore. However, because those who supported Knotts went on to support Moore, it was also argued that a Knotts candidacy would have in fact deprived Moore of both votes and money.

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

 * Colleton (largest city: Walterboro)
 * Lancaster (Largest city: Lancaster)
 * Darlington (largest city: Hartsville)

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

 * Newberry (Largest city: Newberry)
 * Saluda (Largest city: Saluda)
 * Edgefield (Largest city: Edgefield)


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Ingham, Suffolk

Ingham is a village and civil parish in the West Suffolk district of Suffolk in eastern England, located about six miles north of Bury St Edmunds on the A143 to Thetford in Norfolk. The village boasts a single church, post office and a pub, the Cadogan Arms which was refurbished in 2006.

Ingham is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. Possible etymologies are "homestead or village of a man called Inga" or "home of the Inguiones" (an ancient Germanic tribe).

The Church is dedicated to St. Bartholomew and is Church of England. The post office provides some local library links. The village school was a one-room school serving the small class of all grades. It closed in the mid 1980s as a result of declining numbers, despite the expansion of the village with the new housing estate in the 1960s and 1970s. Locals are mainly employed in Bury St Edmunds or Thetford, commuting to work, though some work locally in agriculture or transport industries.

Situated on a slight rise north of Bury St Edmunds the village has a large green, formerly including school playing fields to the east of the main road reached by a lane between the Church and the Post Office. Beyond the green lies the abandoned railway cutting - the line and Ingham railway station closed in the 1950s, though Ingham is still served by buses.

Thetford Forest lies a few miles to the north  west.

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KCWY-DT

KCWY-DT (channel 13) is a television station in Casper, Wyoming, United States, affiliated with NBC and The CW Plus. Owned by Marquee Broadcasting, the station has studios on Progress Circle in Mills, Wyoming, and its transmitter is located atop Casper Mountain.

KCWY-DT serves as the NBC affiliate for most of Wyoming. The station is relayed on low-powered translator K28HL-D (channel 28) in Riverton, which is owned by the Riverton-Fremont TV Club, Inc. KCWY's programming was also simulcast on the second digital subchannel of KSGW-TV (channel 12) in Sheridan until January 1, 2019, and on KSWY-LP (channel 29) in Sheridan, KCHY-LP (channel 13) in Cheyenne and KWYM-LP (channel 14) in Laramie until July 13, 2021.

History
KCWY signed on the air in February 2001 as an affiliate of the Pax TV network. On September 1, 2003, KCWY became the new NBC affiliate in the Casper market after NBC severed its affiliation with longtime affiliate KTWO-TV (channel 2). KCWY launched its first newscast (News 13 First at Five) on October 1, 2003.

In 2008, 2011 and 2012, the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters named KCWY its Television Station of the Year. In June 2013, Intermountain West Communications Company filed to sell KCWY to Frontier Radio Management, through subsidiary Yellowstone Holdings; the deal made it a sister station with KGWN-TV, which SagamoreHill Broadcasting was also selling to Yellowstone through a separate deal. On November 4, 2013, Gray Television announced a deal to acquire Yellowstone Holdings for $23 million. As a result of the acquisition, KCHY-LP was consolidated with KGWN-TV. The sale was completed on December 31.

Gray launched The CW Plus on a subchannel of KCWY on January 26, 2015.

KCWY was also seen in Sheridan on KSWY-LP, analog channel 29, and then as a subchannel of KOTA-TV satellite KSGW-TV when Gray bought KOTA and its network in 2016. Sheridan is located in the Rapid City, South Dakota, television market. As a result of KNBN, that market's NBC affiliate, asserting its exclusive rights to NBC programming in Sheridan, and the network's support of KNBN in this endeavor, Gray removed the KCWY subchannel from KSGW-TV on January 1, 2019.

On January 24, 2019, Gray announced that KCWY-DT would merge its news operation with KGWN-TV by April 9, under the Wyoming News Now banner. Under this arrangement, KCWY's 5 p.m. newscast would be the only Casper-specific newscast, with Jeopardy! replacing the 6 p.m. newscast, and all other newscasts being simulcast from KGWN in Cheyenne and covering both markets. Four of KCWY's 15 news staffers were retained in Casper following the merger, with the remainder being offered positions at other Gray stations. The consolidation came after the Department of Justice (DOJ) blocked Gray's acquisition of the CBS affiliation of KGWC-TV (channel 14), which would have given Gray a second revenue stream to cover KCWY's financial losses.

On February 1, 2024, Gray Television announced it would swap KCWY-DT and KGWN-TV to Marquee Broadcasting in exchange for Marquee's construction permit for KCBU in Salt Lake City, Utah. The transaction was completed on July 1, 2024.

Subchannels
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Greg Evans (television host)

Greg Evans (born 17 April 1953) is an Australian radio and television presenter, currently based in Melbourne. He is also a popular marriage celebrant, continuing on from his hosting of the matchmaking television game show, Perfect Match Australia in the 1980s.

Radio
Evans was born in Melbourne, Victoria. At the beginning of his career he worked on regional radio stations 3CV in Maryborough and 3CS in Colac hosting afternoon and breakfast programs respectively. In the 1970s he was the highly popular host of the drive time slot of radio station 3XY, with his program being the number one rated show in 27 of the 28 ratings surveys taken. He was nominated three times for a Gold Logie award. In 1975 he was awarded Most Popular Radio DJ in Victoria at the TV Week King of Pop Awards, and went on to win the award six times. In 1984 he joined Gold 104.3. from 1994 to 1996 at the station, he hosted Drive (3pm-7pm). 1996–1998 saw him co-host Gold's breakfast program with Dermott Brereton in 1999 he joined 3AK now SEN 1116 and hosted a variety of programs. In 2005, Evans hosted Drive at 3MP. Greg has also worked on Melbourne talk-back radio station 3AW, guest hosting breakfast Sam Newman in 1992.

From 2009 until December 2012, Greg Evans presented a breakfast radio show on 3SR FM with local personality Mandy Turner in Shepparton. He moved to the Mansfield area in Victoria to be closer to his 97-year-old mother, and in November 2012 announced that he would be leaving 3SR to care for her.

Television
He moved to television as a regular presenter on The Mike Walsh Show and in 1981 hosted the Network Ten series Together Tonight with Kerry Armstrong, then returned to radio in 1982 hosting a mid-morning show for 3MP for eighteen months. He returned to television as the host of Perfect Match Australia on Network Ten in 1983 The series became a surprise hit. In 1985 Evans made a cameo appearance in soap opera Prisoner, playing the role of "Celebrity". He hosted the talent show StarSearch on Network Ten between 1985 and 1986.

He also hosted the TV Week Logie Awards in 1985.

When Network Ten allowed his contract to expire in oversight in 1986 he was quickly signed by Nine but was warehoused by that network, hosting only mildly successful game shows Say G'Day and Crossfire for the network. After the Nine contract expired after two years he returned to Perfect Match Australia however by this stage its ratings were declining and it was cancelled in 1989. Evans hosted the show when it was revived in 1991 as Blind Date for Network Ten. He was later a co-host of Network Ten's afternoon talk show Monday To Friday. Evans continues his media duties and makes many guest appearances on various television shows.

TV & Radio work
Greg also presented the Keno draw on GTV9 mainly week nights.
 * 3CS Colac Breakfast host (1971–1972)
 * 3CV Maryborough afternoon announcer (1972)
 * 2KA Katoomba Breakfast announcer
 * 3XY Drive Host
 * 3MP Morning Host
 * Network Ten Together Tonight host (1982)
 * Perfect Match Australia Host on Network Ten (1984–1986) (1989)
 * Network Ten Star Search host (1985–1986)
 * Nine Network Say G'Day host (1987)
 * Nine Network Crossfire host (1987)
 * 3XY Drive host (1978–1983)
 * 3AW breakfast guest host with Sam Newman (1992)
 * Gold 104.3 Drive host (1994–1996)
 * Gold 104.3 Breakfast host with Dermott Brereton (1996–1998)
 * Network Ten Monday To Friday host (1997)
 * 3AK Mornings (1999)
 * 3AK afternoon announcer (2001–2003)
 * Nine Network Talking Real Estate host (2004)
 * 3MP Drive host (2005)
 * 3SR FM Shepparton breakfast host Solo (2009–2012) with Mandy Turner (2012–)

TV Week / Countdown Awards
Countdown was an Australian pop music TV series on national broadcaster ABC-TV from 1974 to 1987, it presented music awards from 1979 to 1987, initially in conjunction with magazine TV Week. The TV Week / Countdown Awards were a combination of popular-voted and peer-voted awards.

 * 1979
 * himself
 * Best Disc Jockey (Victoria)
 * Won
 * 1980
 * himself
 * Best Disc Jockey (Victoria)
 * Won
 * Best Disc Jockey (Victoria)
 * Won

Other work
Evans also works as a Marriage celebrant and is a lifetime Australia Day ambassador. He is also an avid supporter of the Melbourne Football Club.

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Griess test

The Griess test is an analytical chemistry test which detects the presence of nitrite ion in solution. One of its most important uses is the determination of nitrite in drinking water. The Griess diazotization reaction, on which the Griess reagent relies, was first described in 1858 by Peter Griess. The test has also been widely used for the detection of nitrates (N-oxidation state = 5+), which are a common component of explosives, as they can be reduced to nitrites (N-oxidation state = 3+) and detected with the Griess test.

Method
Nitrite is detected and analyzed by the formation of a red pink colour upon treatment of a nitrite-containing sample with the Griess reagent, which consists of two components in an acidic solution: an aniline derivative and a coupling agent. The most common arrangements use sulfanilamide and N-(1-naphthyl)ethylenediamine: a typical commercial Griess reagent contains 0.2% N-(1-naphthyl)ethylenediamine dihydrochloride, and 2% sulfanilamide in 5% phosphoric acid. This diamine is used in place of the simpler and cheaper 1-naphthylamine because the latter is a potent carcinogen and moreover the diamine forms a more polar and hence a much more soluble dye in acidic aqueous medium. Other aniline derivatives that have been used include sulfanilic acid, nitroaniline, and p-aminoacetophenone.

 * [[Image:Griess Test Reaction.svg|Reaction using a typical Griess reagent]]

The Griess test involves two subsequent reactions. When sulfanilamide is added, the nitrite ion reacts with it in the Griess diazotization reaction to form a diazonium salt, which then reacts with N-(1-naphthyl)ethylenediamine in an azo coupling reaction, forming a pink-red azo dye.

Using a spectrophotometer, it is possible to quantitatively determine the nitrite concentration. The detection limit of the Griess test generally ranges between 0.02 and 2 μM, depending on the exact details of the specific components used in the Griess reagent.

Forensics
The test was used in forensics for many years to test for the traces of nitroglycerine. Caustic soda is used to break down sample containing nitroglycerine to produce nitrite ions.

The test involves the taking of a sample with ether and its division into two bowls. Caustic soda is added to the first bowl followed by the Griess reagent; if the solution turns pink within ten seconds, this indicates the presence of nitrites. The test itself is positive if, after adding only Griess reagent to the second bowl, the solution there remains clear.

The convictions of Judith Ward and the Birmingham Six were assisted by Frank Skuse's flawed interpretation of Griess test results.

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Talk:List of DC Animated Universe characters

Begining
I created this peage to shorten the length of the main article for Justice League Unlimited. This also allows room for listing some villians that have appeared. Feel free to edit to make this list more completer or accurate.

Just a note: Avoid adding minor villians and civilian characters that do not have a wikipedia article already. I think this has caused a problem before, since mentioning characters in the JLU article has provoked a bunch of poorly written stubs with no real information in them.

It seems like people keep on tweaking rhe JLU roster list. I'd like to clear some things up.

 * AMAZO isn't and never was a League member. (See Wake the Dead.)
 * Big Barda and Mr. Miracle are not League members. Flash specifically said so. (See The Ties That Bind)
 * Do not include characters that actually haven't appeared on the show. It's not funny.
 * The only future members of the League that should be listed are the ones that appeared in Justice League Unlimited, not Batman Beyond. (So NO Micron or Big Barda. This artivle is about Justice League Unlimited, not Batman Beyond.)

Ok, i'm not sure if this page was a good idea in the first place. You are right the material here is a bunch... But when i first saw the Justice League Unlimited seemed to me a litte incomplete...as if it were less of a big deal, you know. Besides would it be that bad to have a long article, even if you merge the two pages together, there would be a lot of bigger pages. Besides i agree with most of your points, specifically, the ones about amazo, barda & miracle, and the characters tha haven´t a appeared on the show... but not about the Micron & Barda thing. If you watched the second season, continuity in the DCAU has become a big thing. Besides I think most people would disagree with you, actually, right now, those characters ARE on the list and it wasn't me who put them there. Also, what's that thing you are sayng about minor villains?? what's the big deal if they don't have a wikipedia article? If Timm decide to draw them there must be a reason. If it is such a big deal to you maybe you could put an "(uncredited)" parenthesis there.--T-man, the Wise Scarecrow 20:23, 22 December 2005 (UTC)

mmm...can we reintegrate this page to the Justice League Unlimited page...Even with the link... It looks so empty --T-man, the Wise Scarecrow 20:23, 22 December 2005 (UTC)

Reyontoyeny

Real names
Is it really necessary to list all real names? It kinda makes the article confusing.

 * The real names are there so it is clear what version of each character is in the League (e.g. Ray Palmer is the version of The Atom present in the League, not Al Pratt, nor any of Ray Palmer's copycats from the future). It also helps in cases where more than one version of a character is featured in the series (such is the case of members of the Green Lanterns Corps, or of Steel, as both Henry "Hank" Heywood III and John Henry Irons appear).

 * Ok, but what's the point in naming ALL of them? Including characters that have only ONE version as Superman, Batman and Aquaman? No need at all.

 * OK, I'll admit you might be right...it's certainly more practical...(I added a few ones we missed, like Red Tornado and Dr. Light).

ol' Bruce Wayne
In "the Once and Future Thing" Bruce Wayne played a Profesor Xavior/Martian Manhunter kind of leader roll. So it might be a good idea to include him among the members.--T-man, the Wise Scarecrow 20:03, 22 December 2005 (UTC)

JLU Roster
The list was too long, so I started a new article. Characters Appearing in Justice League Unlimited

 * Apparently, someone moved it back. It's waaaaay too long, I say we remove it and link to the characters page. --Gillespee 03:00, 28 November 2005 (UTC)

What's the big deal about a long artice, forstcobainssake??! actually it's a good thing, it makes the article more intersting, it looks incomplete by not havin the characters. I definitively don't like it this linked way!!--T-man, the Wise Scarecrow 20:31, 22 December 2005 (UTC)

"Wikipedia:Article size From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation, search Limits on article size are set by a) technical issues and b) considerations of readability and organization.

In the past, technical considerations with some now-seldom-used browsers prompted a firm recommendation that articles be limited to a maximum size of precisely 32KB. With the advent of section editing, and the availability of upgrades for the affected browsers, this hard and fast rule has been softened.

However, do note that readers may tire of reading a page in excess of 20-30 KB of readable prose (tables, lists and markup excluded). (prose people, prose!... they are not talking about lists -T-man) Thus the 32KB recommendation is considered to have stylistic value in many cases; if an article is significantly longer than that, then sections probably should eventually be summarised and the detail moved to other articles (see Wikipedia:Summary style). For most long pages division into sections is natural anyway; even if there is no "natural" way to split a long list or table, it should be done anyway, to allow section editing.

Do not take precipitous action the very instant an article exceeds 32K. There is no need for haste. Discuss the overall topic structure with other editors. Determine whether the topic should be treated as several shorter articles and, if so, how best to organize them.

A relatively trivial fact may be appropriate in the context of the larger article, but inappropriate as the topic of an entire article in itself. In most cases, it is a violation of the neutral point of view to specifically break out a controversial section without leaving an adequate summary. Consider other organizational principles for splitting the article. Be sure that both the title and content of the broken-out article reflect a neutral point of view. A rule of thumb for splitting articles, and combining small pages:

>32KB - May eventually need to be divided (likelihood goes up with size; this is less critical for lists) >20KB - Might need to be divided (make sure sections are <20K - preferably much smaller) <20KB - Probably should not be divided <1K - If an article or list has remained this size for over a couple of months, consider combining it with a related page; this does not apply to a redirect or disambiguation page. Alternatively, why not fix it by adding more info? See Wikipedia:Stub. If it's a really important article that's just too short, put it under COTW, a project to improve stubs or nonexistent articles."

...Soooo...I think i'll be bringing back the list soon--T-man, the Wise Scarecrow 20:53, 22 December 2005 (UTC)

How come Spectre and Sandman arent going to appear? does anyone have a source for that?

 * Wizard Magazine. 201.17.114.200 04:01, 31 January 2006 (UTC)

Wasn't Speedy referred to as a "reserve member" in Patriot Act?--Gillespee 06:15, 13 February 2006 (UTC)
 * Yes. I'm going to move him over to the members section. JimRaynor55 10:36, 22 March 2006 (UTC)

Mess
The article was just fine. Man, what a mess this dude is making... and no discuss about it. 201.17.114.200 04:01, 31 January 2006 (UTC)

Steel
Should "Steel II" be listed as, and directly linked to "Commander Steel," with "Steel III" listed as just plain "Steel" and linked to "John Henry Irons?" JimRaynor55 03:37, 27 March 2006 (UTC)

60
In the part where the ultimen clones attack,lantern mentions that the league has 60 members totaly.

Lobo
lobo was also a member once.
 * When?--Chris Griswold 00:11, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

OH!when Superman was thought to have died.

Epaladin 16:19, 1 June 2006 (UTC)

Actually Lobo was only declared a member of the League by himself. The others already on the League didn't elect him membership therefore I don't think that qualifies him as a member. What if I were to elect myself into the League without the League having any say, would you consider me a member? And while I'm on the subject, the only place that Lobo is on the list is a section called 'Other Leaders' that consists only of him and Zatanna. I don't understand what this section is for. I suggest if be deleted and Lobo be moved to the 'Guest Heroes' section. Zatanna is already listed under League Members as well. comicsstudent (talk) 02:46, 31 January 2008 (UTC)

Black Lightning
Do we know why DC comics refuses to pay Tony Isabella any royalties for Black Lighting??--195.171.131.151 08:08, 22 June 2006 (UTC)Lucas

Ask Tony Isabela, he posts regularly in the Dwayne McDuffie forum. --201.114.105.54 07:59, 31 August 2006 (UTC)

Move
I propose to move this page to "Characters appearing in Justice League".--201.114.105.54 07:57, 31 August 2006 (UTC)
 * I support the idea, considering that the list seems to include characters appearing in both series (plus JLU is considered by the IMDb and other sources to be a continuation of the JL series, not a new series on its own). 23skidoo 17:50, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
 * IMDB's not the only source that says that. TV.com as well. --Chris Griswold (  ☎  ☓  ) 18:37, 4 November 2006 (UTC)

I disagree. Tv.com and the Internet Movie Database have no authority over whether or not JLU is a seperate series from Justice League. JLU was even better than Justice League and if you went up to Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, or one of the many other writers, directors, and producers who made the DCAU possible, they'de probably tell you that JLU was a very different show from Justice League. comicsstudent (talk) 02:36, 31 January 2008 (UTC)

AMAZO
Amazo is a villain. I'm removing him from the guest heroes section. Pengwiin 20:46, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
 * He becomes a hero later though as seen in that episode where Hawkgirl rejoins the league

Speedy
Somebody keeps removing Speedy as a member. This person should stop as Speedy is and established member in two epsidoes, adn if you need a refresher watch "Patriot Act" or "Destroyer" on You Tube to remember.

 * It's you who really should watch "Patriot Act" in order to stop adding nonsense in here. 201.53.7.224 23:10, 7 June 2007 (UTC)

 * Here is the Source to prove Speedy was a Justice League member. Look at the members of the Justice League section http://www.worldsfinestonline.com/WF/jlu/bios/

 * That's your source? A fan site? You gotta be kidding... Who told you fan sites are reliable sources? Or yet, valid sources to get info from? Wikipedia does not recognize fan sites as valid sources. Or is that a DC Comics or WB official website? I don't think so. Watch "Patriot Act", listen to Mr. Terrific/Green Arrow conversation. That's a source. That's where your answer is. 201.53.7.224 11:44, 13 June 2007 (UTC)
 * It is wikipedia policy established on this talk page that Speedy is a member....

"Wasn't Speedy referred to as a "reserve member" in Patriot Act?--Gillespee 06:15, 13 February 2006 (UTC)

Yes. I'm going to move him over to the members section. JimRaynor55 10:36, 22 March 2006 (UTC) "

Here's the clip in question and it does not say anything either way http://youtube.com/watch?v=CPkvcTEqq4U for speedy or crimson avenger. If crimson avenger is considered a member, so is speedy

 * This clip only indicates we should remove Crimson Avenger as well. Where's the first part when GA asks for assistance and Terrific says every other leaguer is busy and adds that he'll get ANY assistance available? 201.53.27.43 22:36, 20 June 2007 (UTC)
 * But he is confirmed as a member in the comics referring to his time on the show

Why don't you just make a special section just for reserver members to resolve this issue? comicsstudent (talk) 02:29, 31 January 2008 (UTC)

Characters Appearing in the DCAU
I have not noticed this as being an article anywhere, and it may be better. It would allow for more information on one page and would solve disputes about the status of certain characters and whether they appeared or not. if they appeared on one of Bruce Timm's DCAU shows they go in the article and that would be the end of it. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.164.136.207 (talk) 14:57, 16 September 2007 (UTC)

 * It's a fine suggestion (though I wonder if it's a good or bad thing that the article keeps mutating further away from being a list of the JL roster during JLU), but until (and if) that happens, "The Call" and "Future Shock" were not episodes of JLU. BlankHole 23:54, 16 September 2007 (UTC)
 * An editor should redirect the article then becuase the way the page is designed is unclear. The cahracters in the other episodes are still members of the Justice League in the future, which is the heading, and it is one continuity. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.164.136.207 (talk) 00:08, 17 September 2007 (UTC)

 * The page is clear: it's for Characters appearing in *Justice League Unlimited.* And while Batman Beyond and Static Shock are part of the same (loose) continuity, they are not the same show as JLU. BlankHole 00:35, 17 September 2007 (UTC)

It would appear that the name of the article has oficially changed from "Characters Apperearing in Justice League Unlimited" to "Characters Appearing in the DC Animated Universe." comicsstudent (talk) 02:25, 31 January 2008 (UTC) comicsstudent (talk) 02:25, 31 January 2008 (UTC)

Merges
Since there is no Justice Society of America in the DC animated universe, it is not notable enough for its own article.--Marcus Brute (talk) 03:18, 1 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Frankly, I've no problem with merging the 5 lists into here - and keeping them as bullet points, seperated by series, and limited to just what was in that show. Including the voice actor may be a god idea. And for the limited use characters - cameo or appeared rarely - listing the episodes. - J Greb (talk) 23:15, 1 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Merge the lot and keep bulleted, all the information already exists on the relevant articles (series and character). (Emperor (talk) 17:01, 7 May 2010 (UTC))

OK... the merge is done... maybe more than done.

Right now the material is listed by show/film in production order. Characters are listed under the shows they appeared in with links where they are first listed. I do have a few requests though: Thanks,
 * Lets' try to not break out groups or sets of characters any further than they are right now. ie: We have the LSH characters that appeared in STAS lumped under the show, and those that appeared in JLU under that show. We don't need to create a separate "Legion of Super-Heroes" section.
 * A lot of the characters that appeared in the show did not have a secret ID revealed. And some that did don't match the comics. Lets stick with what's in the shows.
 * If we have a set index article for a character that is just identified to a code name, please leave the link pointing there. We don't get to guess with version of the character we're looking at, especially with dome of the modified costumes.
 * Characters that are mentioned, referred to, alluded to, and/or suggested, shouldn't be included in the list.
 * Right now this list is limited to the shows and films. Please try to not add in the characters that appeared in spin-off video games or comics.

- J Greb (talk) 05:57, 16 July 2010 (UTC)

Names of Voice Actors
I think it would be great to get a list of the voice actors of these characters too. Hopefully incorporate that into the template as well.Arnabdas (talk) 15:48, 1 August 2011 (UTC)

 * If they can be reasonably sourced, adding the voice actors may be do-able in the list.
 * As for the template - standing consensus is to not include actors in templates for projects/films/programs on which they worked.
 * - J Greb (talk) 16:30, 1 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Understood. I started the sourcing already. Anyone who can help please do. Arnabdas (talk) 19:08, 10 August 2011 (UTC)

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User talk:LaLa

Please no Wiki-Weirdo posts !

List of North American conflicts
I don't think there is enough information about the fall of Fort Caroline for a separate article (as the failure of the French colonies in Florida is the principal matter anyway). The war between the Huron and the Iroquois should have its own article, though I'm not sure what one might title it. War between the Huron and the Iroquois may have to do for now and invite an editor with a better idea to move the article. Also, if you are going to limit your list to "wars" in the general sense, you may want to change the article title. Otherwise one might be inclined to add the Watts riots or the Chiapas rebellion. -Acjelen 20:00, 20 July 2005 (UTC)

Hi, There were not that many wars in North America so I think any reasonable military actions should be included such as battles, rebellions and skirmishes etc. Cordially LaLa 21:22, 20 July 2005 (UTC)

List of Conflicts in Canada
I have reverted all of your additions of this category to battles of the North-West Rebellion. Since there is a cat there already, you should rather make the Battles of the Northwest rebellion cat a subcat of yours. By the way your cat has a terrible name, since lists and categories on Wikipedia have very different and specific meanings. So having a category claiming to be a list is a bad idea - if it is to be retained, the name must be changed to something more suitable. Fawcett5 02:58, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

 * I also feel I should comment, as I ran across this on a couple of pages and was about to start reverting your changes. I think you have a good overall idea, but your implementation is a little different than is common on Wikipedia.  I would suggest browsing through the following guidelines:  Categorization and Lists.  As Fawcett5 mentions, the name is misleading, since it is not a list as we normally have here.  The name would probably be better suited as Category:Conflicts in Canada.

 * Instead of such a general category, I further recommend you create categories that could be incorporated as subcategories of others. For example:
 * Category:Wars of Canada could be a subcategory of Category:Wars by country
 * Category:Terrorist incidents of Canada could be a subcategory of Category:Terrorist incidents

 * The last recommendation, is that you only include articles about an actual conflict. Putting articles of people/groups (e.g. Iroquois) or places (e.g. L'Anse aux Meadows) that were involved in conflicts would be misleading.  We would end up in having most Canadian articles in this category since most people and places have been involved in some sort of conflict.

 * Anyway, welcome to Wikipedia. I am glad to see another person active in editing pages about Canadian history.  Please don't take these comments that you are not welcome.  We are just trying to create a consistent resource for all Wikipedians.  -- JamesTeterenko 04:00, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

 * LaLa - re you comments on my user page: It's probably a bad idea to baselessly acuse administrators of vandalism... generally, we have been around here long enough to know pretty well how things work, and while you are welcome here on Wikipedia, you will soon find that making petty threats will get you nowhere. At the moment, you exhibit a relatively poor understanding of how wikipedia works, which correlates well with your 344 edits.  Needless to say, I will NOT reverse my reverts. The Manual of Style indicates that only the most specific category should be applied. The obvious thing to do is to organise the categories as I suggested, and make the Battles of the North-West Rebellion cat a subcategory of Conflicts in Canada (which is what the CATEGORY should properly be called - the naming convention used for the List of Wars cat you point out is flawed too, and should be remediated). Fawcett5 04:55, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

I'm going to make it very clear that Fawcett5 is correct here; Wikipedia has very specific rules for how categorization works. First off, if there's already a category for Battles of the Northwest Rebellion, and that category is filed as a subcategory of the Conflicts in Canada category, then individual battles are not simultaneously filed in both categories; the subcategory is sufficient. Also, category names should not have "List of" in them. I commend you for doing a pretty impressive job, and the category is a really good idea; just be aware that there are rules for this which you may not be fully familiar with yet. Bearcat 16:03, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

Copyright violations and plaigarism are always unacceptable
LaLa, reviewing your edits, I find I have identified several of your articles as having been copied from other non-public domain sources, and this is never acceptable. The following articles have been noted on Copyright problems:

 * 1) Lacolle River, Quebec
 * 2) Battle of Lacolle Mills (1814)
 * 3) Lacolle, Quebec
 * 4) Colonel Joel Stone

Please, please, do not do this, it just wastes everybodies time. The articles will end up getting deleted, and someone will just have to start again. To understand why, see Copyrights. Fawcett5 06:31, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

Copyvio coverup
OK LaLa, you are now skating on thin ice. DO NOT remove Copyvio tags from articles without explaining somehow that you have the rights to material that was blatantly copied, and DO NOT remove any evidence that you contributed to copyright violations from your talk page as you did last night. If you persist in this behaviour, I will have another admin review your actions, and you might well end up finding yourself blocked from editing. Fawcett5 14:28, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

 * I have reviewed the articles, and they are clearly copyright violations. Please stop removing the copyright violation notices; otherwise more serious action will have to be taken. Jayjg (talk)  19:25, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

Removing deletion notices
Please do not remove deletion notices. If you believe that articles/categories should stay, go to the appropriate discussion page and voice your concern there. For example, to discuss whether the Category "List of conflicts in Canada" should stay, go to the discussion here. -- JamesTeterenko 19:19, 26 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Also, the notice does not mean the category will be destroyed. Since there is no move function for categories, they can only be renamed by emptying and deleting one category and then creating the replacement with the same articles. Please read Categories and the related articles. Septentrionalis 01:49, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

Block
For repeatedly removing copyvio and deletion notices, you have been temporarily blocked from editing Wikipedia. The current block will expire 19:07 July 27 Eastern time, or 23:07 July 27 UTC. TenOfAllTrades(talk) 04:31, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

Blocked
You have been blocked for 24 hours for engaging in personal attacks and vandalizing other user's user and talk pages. When your block expires, please be careful to avoid personal attacks and vandalism. -- Essjay ·  Talk 08:00, August 10, 2005 (UTC)

 * Obviously being blocked hasn't taught you anything. Since you seem determined to attack other users, I'm extending your block to a week and protecting this page from editing. I hope you will realize that this sort of behavior is simply unacceptable. -- Essjay ·  Talk 10:13, August 10, 2005 (UTC)

your "vote" on the dog fighting breeds talk page
LaLa, if you want to be childish and create vandalism, it makes it far harder for people to actually take you seriously. When you post your real vote we will simply ignore it as childish nonsense because it can be diffecult to seperate childish sarcasm from truth. Whearas if you actually WANT your vote to account for something, i would suggest a more serious approach to this! Instead of the four year old temper tantrum i have just had to revert! thank you Tekana (O.o) Talk 18:55, 22 September 2005 (UTC)

Blow-Me LaLa 19:08, 22 September 2005 (UTC)

Civility
Please be civil and observe the no personal attacks policy. Friday (talk) 19:14, 22 September 2005 (UTC)

Block
LaLa/LaLa1/Yummy123/Envelope/WritersCramp/Endurance, This account has been blocked for 48 hours for your repeated violation of WP:NPA, even after repeated warning and previous blocks. Moreover, continued use of sockpuppet accounts during a block of one of your aliases will lead to further action. Fawcett5 11:45, 23 September 2005 (UTC)

Deleted your Berghof addition as a copyright violation.
I deleted your addition to Berghof (Hitler) which was a violation of the copyrights that IPC Media have to the contents of previous Homes & Gardens issues. You state in your edit that the article is free of copyright, but this is not the case. See for instance this page and links within. Please be very carefull in the future when posting verbatim copies of printed material so we can keep wikipedia out of legal trouble. Thanks. Shanes 12:53, 25 September 2005 (UTC)

 * Hmm, I may have judged your addition too quickly. Seems to be a grey area. See talk:Berghof (Hitler). Any comments on this if you know more about the copyright-status of the magasine article is very much welcome. Thanks. Shanes 14:06, 25 September 2005 (UTC)

Newfoundland
Thanks for adding information on early Newfoundland inhabitants. I've expanded your section to include the earliest occupants and different cultures. silsor 03:47, 11 November 2005 (UTC)

Request for comment
A request for comment has been made regarding your actions on Wikipedia. Guanaco 01:07, 30 November 2005 (UTC)

Image Tagging Image:Berghof.jpg
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Image Tagging for Image:Joelstone.jpg
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Image Tagging Image:Lacollemap.gif
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Image copyright problem with Image:LacolleMills.jpg
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Unspecified source for Image:Berghof1.jpg
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Proposed deletion of Blue Paul Terrier

The article Blue Paul Terrier has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern: "This so-called 'breed' is born of myth, and fails WP:N, & WP:V. Of the 2 sources cited, one is dated 1861, and the other is a 2009 RS by David Harris but with only a relatively brief mention that is 2 paragraphs long. The first paragraph states: 'The origins of these blue dogs are shrouded in uncertainty.' IOW, it's anecdotal material that needs a serious antidote, and this PROD is that antidote. We could treat the symptom and redirect it to Bull and terrier, provided we could actually verify that it is indeed a bulldog and terrier cross. Visual IDs are terribly faulty at best."

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Deletion discussion about Blue Paul Terrier
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I wanted to let you know, however, that I've started a discussion about whether an article that you created, Blue Paul Terrier, should be deleted, as I am not sure that it is suitable for inclusion in Wikipedia in its current form. Your comments are welcome at Articles for deletion/Blue Paul Terrier.

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Nomination of List of conflicts in Canada for deletion
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Summary
A section of the table of vowels from the Bengali script article, as viewed in Mozilla Firefox 1.0.4.

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