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Pronouns in Localhost article
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unbiased professional review
It lists Jim Gordon as one of the professional reviews. This is a completely biased review as it was commissioned by the band and featured on the band's official website, let alone uses insider knowledge to paint a picture of the album. This review does not follow wikipedia's guide for reviews re: it's not unbiased or by a source independent of the artist. Further, even if it is an independent review, the band has chosen to list only this reviewer on their website as the "official band review", versus the common approach of a page of all reviews and press, good and bad. Actually, many of the Savatage albums either list Clay Melton or Jim Gordon, but both link to the same official band website and neither should be included as professional reviews. Particularly, as reading the reviews one will find that they include insider information about the making of the albums. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.64.113.160 (talk) 21:05, 16 July 2012 (UTC)

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Wikipedia is not a link directory
Wikipedia is not the right place to advertise blog communities. Please discontinue adding these external links to articles. The external link section doesn't have links to mainstream media outlets, so why would it have links to obscure ones? 24.165.233.150 22:54, 29 August 2005 (UTC)
 * After looking at your edit contributions I see you've run into problems with trying to insert blog links into a number of article in the past. You might want to take a look at Wikipedia is not a mirror or a repository of links, images, or media files for some more guidance. In general, we should strive to make our externals link to verifyable authortative on the subject matter, not news articles or simmlar. Yes, there are a lot of pages with externals that need help, but that isn't an excuse to add more. 24.165.233.150 23:01, 29 August 2005 (UTC)
 * The problems are because people are randomly deleting links to anything that says "blog" assuming the link is useless. In the case of Katrina major news sources are citing the blog as a source so I think it's valid. I put it in Misc because it kept being removed from "local media" which is where it actually should be. Sean Bonner 23:59, August 29, 2005 (UTC)
 * Well, I can't speak for others, but that certainly isn't why *I* removed it. The external links section just really isn't the place for that sort of resource. You've long since violated 3RR by constantly reinserting this link after other people have removed it... I haven't whined for your blocking because I believe you are well intentioned. But Wikipedia is really not intended to have a lot of external linking. 24.165.233.150 01:37, 30 August 2005 (UTC)

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It appears that you have been consistently removing only links from this article which are critical of the article's subject, but leaving those which are positive or "puff pieces". Please do not do this. As you will see from looking at large numbers of Wikipedia articles, it is common practice in articles about people or busineses to include a variety and balance of external links, some of which will praise the subject and some will be critical of it. Additionally, the links provide sourcing for the "Recent events" section of the article. I am willing to assume good faith in your edits, but your selective removal of only those links that refer to the current controversy, or criticize SG, is somewhat of a warning flag. MCB 00:01, 6 November 2005 (UTC)

 * I was under the impression that the links were already sourced in the current event section and thus didn't need to be repeated. There's considerable dispute doing on about the situation & links in question and I would think that a collection of negative links added to a single article as the only contribution by someone would be more suspect than removing those links. If you feel the other links arn't valid or are 'puff pieces' then please feel free to remove them as well but I think including these negative links in the external links IN ADDITION to the current events skews the article from a neutral perspective. Sean Bonner 05:18, 6 November 2005 (UTC)

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User:Pharos/List of political party ballot symbols by U.S. state

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New York

 * Republican Party -- Bald Eagle
 * Democratic Party -- five-pointed star
 * Working Families Party -- "WF"
 * Independence Party -- "I" and Bald Eagle
 * Conservative Party -- torch
 * Green Party -- Peace Symbol
 * Liberal Party -- Liberty Bell
 * Libertarian Party - Statue of Liberty
 * Right to Life Party -- fetus
 * Fusion Party -- four-leaf clover
 * Constitution Party -- Minutemen, Bald Eagle

New Hampshire

 * United States Republican Party — Bald Eagle
 * United States Democratic Party — Star

Georgia

 * United States Democratic Party - DPG (Democratic Party of Georgia) with goat running through it

 * United States Republican Party - Georgia with Republican Elephant in the middle

Alabama

 * United States Democratic Party - Democratic Donkey sticking head into Alabama
 * United States Republican Party - Alabama with Republican Elephant in the middle

Indiana

 * Republican Party – bald eagle

Kentucky

 * Republican Party — log cabin
 * Democratic Party — rooster
 * Populist Party — plow

Missouri

 * Democratic Party – Statue of Liberty
 * Libertarian Party – Liberty Bell and mule

Ohio

 * Democratic Party – donkey, formerly rooster
 * Republican Party – elephant and bald eagle

West Virginia

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Vistalite Drums

Vistalite drums were a line of acrylic drums produced by the Ludwig Drum company, introduced in 1972. The name Vistalite refers to the translucent plastic that the shells were made out of. Vistalite and acrylic offered a synthetic alternative to wood shells and were popularized by rock drummer John Bonham of Led Zeppelin.

The original Vistalites are a collectors item.

Bill Zickos was the father of the acrylic drums; he built the first experimental set in 1959 and received a US Patent (patent #3,626,458) for them in 1970.

Original varieties
When marketing of Vistalites started in late 1972, the drums were available in clear, blue, green, red, amber, and yellow, with clear and blue being the largest sellers. In 1976 the company broadened the line to include "Rainbow" Vistalites with multicolored shells, with "Tequila Sunrise" (a combination of red, orange and yellow stripes) being one of the most popular combinations. Multi-colored acrylic shells were co-invented by Elvis Presley's drummer Ronn Tutt. Tutt, however, tried his invention and was unimpressed, enough that he immediately went back to playing maple drums. Other Vistalite variations included bass drums without tom mounts (often referred to as "virgin" bass drums) and concert toms (toms without lug holes or a rim on the bottom of the shell). Since Ludwig technically offered any drum it manufactured (other than tympani) in Vistalite, rare examples such as congas and bongos have become valuable collectibles.

The green and red colors were eventually dropped due to slow sales. Translucent Smoke (a dark grey color), solid black, and solid white were added late during the Vistalite production run. A 1977 mis-order left Ludwig with a large surplus supply of the white shells, a problem the company resolved by covering many in chrome wrap, selling them as "faux stainless steel" drums. Singer/drummer Karen Carpenter was fond of vistalites and can be seen playing them on her '70s TV shows. Keith Moon of the Who, Nick Mason of Pink Floyd, Ron Bushy of Iron Butterfly, Barriemore Barlow of Jethro Tull, John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, Jay Osmond of The Osmonds, Billy Cobham, Danny Roberts of River City, and Scott Schafer of Znowhite played acrylic sets in the '70s.

Tivoli Vistalite
In 1978, Ludwig created the Tivoli Vistalite by inserting small light bulbs into the shells. The kits were plagued by electrical problems - Bill Ludwig II is reported to have said that everything they made on Vistalite was lost on Tivoli. There were also problems with the shells cracking under the pressure of overtightened lugs and exposure to freezing temperatures. The original Vistalite line was phased out due to declining sales and the rising cost of oil-based plastics.

Re-issued Vistalite
Ludwig reintroduced Vistalite drums in 2001, with the prime seller being a replica of the amber five piece kit played by John Bonham. The re-issue shells are slightly thicker and, in the opinions of some, warmer sounding and more resonant than the originals. The original shells were at a supposed disadvantage due to a noncontinuous bearing edge. The new versions have a continuous 45 degree edge, making what some feel is a fuller, cleaner tone.

In 2006, a multitude of drum companies like SONOR (X-Ray), Tama (Starclassic Mirage), RCI International (Starlite), Fibes (Crystallite), ddrum (Diode and Diaton), Zickos, Peace (Echoplasm), and Kirchhoff Schlagwerk (Arctic series) now make acrylic drums thanks to an increase in popularity since 2001. Custom drum companies have also seen growth in demand.

Gold n Times acrylic shells are thicker and stronger than '70s vistalites, but are glued and tabbed in the same manner. They are supplied to Tama and custom drum makers. They are approximately .220 (6mm) thick. Acrylic shells can be glued with adhesives like cyanoacrylates. Modern adhesives are improved over those available in the 1970s. On November 20, 2009, Ray Ducoat, the company’s owner, died. Gold n Times ceased sales although production continued through other outlets.

RCI Starlight acrylic shells are "welded" at the seam. The company claims that vibration characteristics of their shells are tested and are superior to glued and tabbed shells. Like the Ludwig Vistalite, they are factory-equipped with a 45-degree bearing edge. Many of the designs are made to replicate original Vistalite colors and patterns.

Quality acrylic shells are also sold to drum parts and custom resellers under the brand "Aquabomb" acrylic shells. This brand name is owed and offered exclusively by Drum Supply House USA.

Acrylic shells are welded by applying solvents like di/trichloretheleye to the ends of the acrylic sheet. The sheet is partially dissolved, and when the ends are placed together, the resultant bond is as strong, or stronger than the shell itself. Additionally, the seam is very thin.

Gas custom drums of Australia uses sheets of Mitsubishi shinkolite, a high-quality acrylic used in the automotive industry and optics.

As in the 1970s, changes in oil prices impact the price of acrylics and hence the cost of drum shells made from them. As cited above, Ludwig references the oil shock of the late 1970s (and the impact it had on material costs and subsequent product pricing) as one of the main reasons original Vistalite production ended in 1979.

Popularity
Rockers and jazzmen alike enjoy the wide tuning range of acrylic drums, and the dry, but punchy and projecting sound. A criticism of Vistalite and acrylic shells in general is that some feel they sound brittle, artificial, and lack the complexity of their wood counterparts. It may be worth noting that some producers have been quoted as asking for Vistas as they are extremely forgiving in humidity variable environments, and seem to offer more consistent notes, session over session.

Vistalites are substantively louder than traditional drums with fewer overtones. With modern amplification and recording techniques, acrylic can be made to sound very close to wood. In a 2007 issue of Modern Drummer magazine (www.moderndrummer.com), one reviewer stated of the Tama mirage acrylic drum kit "When I close my eyes, I find it hard to believe it's not a wood kit."

Many professional drummers used Vistalites or similar acrylic drums in the '70s and '80s. Jazzmen like Billy Cobham, Lionel Hampton, and Bill Zickos were well known acrylic kit players in the 1970s.

In the electronic music scene, a clear Ludwig Vistalite kit is featured in the award-winning Daft Punk music video Robot Rock.

Recently, drummer Mike Portnoy of the progressive metal group Dream Theater used a Tama drum company-built acrylic kit for a John Bonham tribute, and for parts of Dream Theater's 2005 Octavarium CD and DVD. As of Summer, 2007 Portnoy now plays a Tama Mirage dubbed "the mirage monster" to support his 2007 tour. This underscores the resurgent popularity of these shells, and brings them into the public eye. Dominic Howard, drummer for the band Muse, previously used Tama Mirage drums for live performances and studio recordings (After his contract with Tama ended in 2009, he switched to DW). Drum tech Jeff Ocheltree included a segment on tuning the new Vistalite drums in his DVD "Trust Your Ears." He describes them as having a very "live" sound. Originally, drummers favored single-ply drum heads with a center dot for these drums. But as Jeff Ocheltree describes, the sound improves with the use of two ply drum heads.

Austrian drummer/clinician Thomas Lang has toured with Sonor's new designer x-ray acrylics to rave reviews for his playing, and for the sound of these drums. In 2010, Thomas Lang stopped endorsing sonor and moved on to DW drums.

Changing the overall attitude of drummers concerning the sound of acrylic drums has been a focus of the review media. In 2007 articles and reviews, the magazines gave unabashed praise for the look and sound of modern acrylic drums. Superlatives like "fat" and "warm" were liberally applied. These terms are normally given to wood-shelled drums to indicate that they have abundant low and midrange frequencies. With the right combination of drumheads and tuning, acrylics don't have to sound brittle or artificial. European e-zine www.drummersdigest.com posted a very positive review of a Kirchoff Arctic series solid-cast acrylic kit, to include audio recordings that prove acrylics can sound as musical as other drum shell materials.

Ultimately, the difference in tone between acrylic shells, such as the Vistalite shells, and traditional wood and metal shells can be subtle, yet still present. While some acrylic shells have been criticized for their dry, dull tone, others have been raved about for years, such as the shells used by John Bonham. Many drummers, and musicians/recording engineers in general, have a preferred drum sound that they strive to attain when playing and recording, and while some wooden drums have seemed to dominate this recording field throughout recent decades, acrylic shells have still played a keystone role in numerous sought after recordings.

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This is the cover art for the album Power Of The Night by Savatage

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Talk:FVWM

"This article has been rated as Low-importance on the project's importance scale." What's up with that ? Although I never used it and probably never will. It still is a popular wm. I strongly disagree with "low-importance" ! Garo (talk) 10:56, 27 February 2021 (UTC)

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Fvwm2?
How does fvwm2 fit into the timeline?--Hhielscher 15:00, 2 September 2007 (UTC)

Gibberish sentence
The article contains this sentence: Ion and Larswm, VTWM, in that Sawfish or Kwin is more with Ctwm.

I can't figure out what this sentence is trying to say. Can someone clean this up, or should we just delete it? Riordanmr (talk) 20:53, 29 May 2009 (UTC)

Also there is typo in the "Derivatives" picture, it reads "Enlightement" i think it should read "Enlightenment" as in "http://www.enlightenment.org/"
 * A lot of time passed, nothing changed. I'll do it. -- oKto  siTe  talk  17:12, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

License, OpenBSD version
OpenBSD seems to use FVWM 2.0.46. Looking at a Git mirror of the Fvwm code, the license was changed to GPL after that. (The version does not seem be explicitly clear...)

A patch adding the text of the GPL was added on 12 Nov 1998. The Changelog at that time, show that it was shortly after version 2.0.46. (It also seems to be shortly after Dominik Vogt took over maintenance, seemingly from Steve Robbins). Looking at this it seems that the GPL transition was announced 1999-04-08.... MoHaG (talk) 07:11, 31 December 2014 (UTC)

Debian GNU/Linux and MOS:Linux
I reverted this edit by Eupsychos. While Debian linux used GNU/Linux in their release materials through Debian 5, by the time Debian 7 came out, they were no longer doing this. This matches the preferred style from MOS:Linux.  —jmcgnh  (talk) (contribs)  04:45, 22 July 2016 (UTC)

 * Debian is still using GNU/Linux in Debian 8 (see /etc/os-release file). Ditto for the next release (stretch). Vincent Lefèvre (talk) 12:23, 22 July 2016 (UTC)

 * Different notion of "release materials". I consulted these pages from debian.org:
 * Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 released
 * Debian 6.0 Squeeze released
 * Debian 7.0 Wheezy released
 * Debian 8 Jessie released
 * I'll go with the MOS:Linux preference under these circumstances.  —jmcgnh  (talk) (contribs)  13:57, 22 July 2016 (UTC)

 * In the pages you cite, "Linux" alone is never used (except for the kernel). It is said either "Debian GNU/Linux" or just "Debian", never "Debian Linux". MOS:Linux says:
 * The term "GNU/Linux" may still be written as part of the proper names of individual operating systems and Linux distributions.
 * which is the case here. And the "See also" links also give Debian as an example where "GNU/Linux" should be used instead of just "Linux". Vincent Lefèvre (talk) 14:58, 22 July 2016 (UTC)

 * BTW, the "GNU/Linux" has been dropped on the announcement page for Debian 6.0 because it now also covers Debian GNU/kFreeBSD (in addition to Debian GNU/Linux). Vincent Lefèvre (talk) 15:05, 22 July 2016 (UTC)

Debian GNU/Linux --Eupsychos (talk) 22:14, 30 July 2016 (UTC)

Hi Wikipedians !

My intention was to precise that the FVWM X session is running in Debian with Linux kernel by using the full name "Debian GNU/Linux" — Preceding unsigned comment added by Eupsychos (talk • contribs) 22:11, 30 July 2016 (UTC)

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Talk:George Walbridge Perkins

I am afraid that this article is written from the point of view of Perkins importance to Harriman State Park (which is where my interest is) and gives short shrift to his business career, which is probably less attractive than it appears here. If anyone has, or can find, resources to fill that void... be bold. -- Mwanner 21:03, July 16, 2005 (UTC)

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Marco Sabba

 This page is an archive of the proposed deletion of the article below. Further comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or on a Votes for Undeletion nomination). No further edits should be made to this page.

The result of the debate was merge. Sasquatch′↔T↔C 04:43, August 1, 2005 (UTC)

Marco Sabba
Marco Sabba was not the winner of Big Brother, and so this entry should be merged with the main content of Big Brother UK series 5. Phantomsteve 21:04, 16 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Merge/delete. Pavel Vozenilek 22:01, 16 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Merge to Big Brother UK series 5. Dcarrano 04:01, July 17, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete non notable contestant. JamesBurns 03:23, 18 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete he didn't win or come second...nothing notable. 80.42.28.76 11:06, 24 July 2005 (UTC)

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Piano Concerto No. 2 (Beethoven)

The Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 19, by Ludwig van Beethoven was composed primarily between 1787 and 1789, although it did not attain the form in which it was published until 1795. Beethoven did write a second finale for it in 1798 for performance in Prague, but that is not the finale that was published. It was used by the composer as a vehicle for his own performances as a young virtuoso, initially intended with the Bonn Hofkapelle. It was published in December 1801 as Op. 19, later than the publication in March that year of his later composition the Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major as Op. 15, and thus became designated as his second piano concerto.

The B-flat major Piano Concerto was an important display piece for the young Beethoven as he sought to establish himself after moving from Bonn to Vienna. He may have premiered it on 29 March 1795, at Vienna's Burgtheater in a concert marking his public debut. Prior to that, he had performed only in the private salons of the Viennese nobility. While the work as a whole is very much in the concerto style of Mozart, there is a sense of drama and contrast that would be present in many of Beethoven's later works. Beethoven himself apparently did not rate this work particularly highly, remarking to the publisher Franz Anton Hoffmeister that, along with the Piano Concerto No. 1, it was "not one of my best." However, the pianist Peter Serkin has noted that Beethoven's writing of the cadenza of the first movement much later than the concerto proper "indicates [his] own regard for his early concerto". The version that he may have premiered in 1795 is the version that is performed and recorded today.

Movements
The work is scored for solo piano, flute, two oboes, two bassoons, two horns and strings; it is the only one of Beethoven's completed piano concertos that omits clarinets, trumpets and timpani. The concerto is in three movements:

1. Allegro con brio

2. Adagio (in E♭ major)

3. Rondo Molto allegro

The first movement begins with a triumphant orchestral opening on the tonic chord, and maintains a playfulness while using chromatic passages to show off the soloist's technique. The second movement is characteristically serene and peaceful, while the closing Rondo brings back the youth-filled playfulness heard in the opening movement.

I. Allegro con brio
This movement is in the concerto variant of sonata form (double-exposition sonata form). The orchestra introduces the main theme and the subordinate theme in its exposition. The second exposition is in F major. The development wanders in key and ends on a long B-flat major scale. The recapitulation is similar to the exposition and is in B-flat major.

There is a rather difficult cadenza composed by Beethoven himself, albeit much later than the concerto itself. Stylistically, the cadenza is very different from the concerto, but it makes use of the first opening theme. Beethoven applies this melody to the cadenza in several different ways, changing its character each time and displaying the innumerable ways that a musical theme can be used and felt.

This movement was written between 1787 and 1789 in Bonn. Average performances last from thirteen to fourteen minutes.

II. Adagio
This movement is in E-flat major, the subdominant key. Like many slow movements, it has ABA (ternary) form, where the opening section introduces the themes, and the middle section develops them. This movement was written between 1787 and 1789 in Bonn. Average performances last from eight to nine minutes.

III. Rondo, Molto allegro
This movement takes the form of a rondo (ABACABA) and showcases Beethoven's playfulness of his early period. The theme is rhythmically unbalanced by sforzandi on beats 2 and 5 of each 6/8 measure. The C section is also highly contrasting with the others, in a minor key and intensifying the syncopation of the main theme's sforzandi.

Prior to the last appearance of the rondo theme, Beethoven brings the piano in the "wrong" key of G major, and with the theme displaced early by one beat with respect to the barline, before the orchestra "discovers" the discrepancy and returns to the correct tonic key and metric alignment. This musical joke can be seen in many of Beethoven's subsequent compositions.

This rondo is the one that Beethoven wrote in 1795 and premiered in Vienna that year. It shows Haydn's influence, particularly in usage of sonata rondo form. An average performance lasts from five to six minutes.

Rondo in B-flat major, WoO 6
Beethoven originally composed a different rondo to end the concerto. It was replaced in 1795.

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Solus Christus

Solus Christus or In Christo solo (Latin in + ablative, sōlō Christō, meaning "in Christ alone") is one of the five solae that summarize the Protestant Reformers' basic belief that salvation is by faith in Christ alone.

Doctrine
Through the atoning work of Jesus Christ alone, apart from individual works, and that Christ is the only mediator between God and man. It holds that salvation cannot be obtained without Christ.

This is in opposition to Catholic doctrine which Mary, mother of Jesus is also mediator between God and humanity (Mediatrix).

Biblical arguments
As the foundation of the "solus christus" doctrine, various biblical verses can be invoked according to theologians.
 * John 14:6 – "Jesus replied: I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
 * First Epistle to Timothy 2:5 – "Because there is only one God, and only one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus."
 * Acts 4:10–12 – "May all of you and all the people of Israel know that this happened in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth […] And there is no salvation in anyone else; for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved"

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User:Sean Bonner

Contact

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About
Sean lives in Vancouver and does stuff.

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Wikipedia:WikiProject Football/Links

This page is part of the WikiProject on Football and is a collection of sources and external links related to association football. This page is intended to serve as an easy to access list for sources related to football articles that editors can reference when updating articles, although they do not necessarily qualify as reliable sources. In particular the players by club section is intended as an aid to those editors seeking to find information on players not listed on the soccerbase website. For a list of print resources owned by WikiProject members, see WikiProject Football/Booklist.

=Sources=

Multi-national
The sources in this section contain results from more than one national league or international team. Many contain large amounts of information spanning several different topics.
 * FBRef Extensive coverage of club football in 47 countries (as at November 2020) as well as international competitions (this is the football offshoot of the highy-regarded baseball-reference.com).
 * Fodboldstatistik website
 * Football Club History Database (Template:Fchd)
 * International Federation of Football History & Statistics
 * National Football Teams
 * The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
 * Soccerway.com
 * WorldFootball.net
 * SoccerStats.com
 * World Football Elo Ratings
 * Weltfussballarchiv.com Contains information on all major international and national competitions.
 * The Association of Football Statisticians (most areas need to be subscribed)
 * European football clubs & squads - contains club and player information
 * FootballSquads - contains club and player information
 * Goalwire.com - Football results, league tables and player info
 * EU-Football.info full reports of all matches of all European national football teams
 * League321.com - Football League Tables, Records & Statistics Database.
 * Richest football clubs - Everything about football clubs budgets.
 * Global Sports Archive Highly-reliable database for club and international football (both men and women).

Algeria

 * DZfoot.com - contains player and club statistics

Argentina

 * Argentine football task force resources

Australia

 * OzFootball - contains player and club statistics.
 * Aussie Footballers provides a profile of every player in the current men's and women's national soccer leagues, the A-League and W-League as well as the historical National Soccer League and the Women's National Soccer League.
 * The Australian Player Database provides profiles on players in the national leagues and many of the state leagues. The statistics provided in this database are accurate but are not complete.

 * Football Australia PDF - List of Australian Senior Men's Team players up til 4 June 2008
 * OS Aussies - have weekly wraps of all performances of overseas Aussies (from 9/1/14 until 14/10/16)
 * Australia Football - Latest News.

Azerbaijan

 * pfl.az - contains league/cup standings and premier/top league appearances.

Belgium

 * Sport.be's Jupiler league section - contains player and club statistics

Regional

 * Blog do Marcão – contains match reports related to several state leagues and other national tournaments
 * Blog do Sorrentino – contains player and club statistics related to Campeonato Alagoano
 * Futebol de Goyaz – contains player and club statistics related to Campeonato Goiano
 * Futebol em Memória – contains match reports related to several state leagues and other national tournaments
 * Súmulas-Tchê – contains match reports related to Campeonato Gaúcho and other national tournaments

Clubs

 * Clube 15 de Novembro – contains results and match reports related to Clube 15 de Novembro
 * O Canto do Coelho – contains match reports related to América Futebol Clube (MG)
 * Furacao.com – contains results and match reports related to Club Athletico Paranaense
 * Galo Digital – contains results, player profiles and match reports related to Clube Atlético Mineiro
 * O Canto do Galo – contains match reports related to Clube Atlético Mineiro
 * Arquivo Azul – contains match reports related to Avaí FC
 * Bangu.net – contains results and match reports related to Bangu Atlético Clube
 * Baú do Botafogo da Paraíba – contains results and match reports related to Botafogo Futebol Clube (PB)
 * Arquivo Grená – contains results and match reports related to Sociedade Esportiva e Recreativa Caxias do Sul
 * Vovopedia – contains results and match reports related to Ceará Sporting Club
 * Ceilândia Esporte Clube - Estatística – contains results, player profiles and match reports related to Ceilândia Esporte Clube
 * Acervo SCCP – contains results, player statistics and match reports related to Sport Club Corinthians Paulista
 * Helênicos – contains results, player statistics and match reports related to Coritiba Foot Ball Club
 * Meu Time na Rede – contains results, player and manager statistics and match reports related to Criciúma Esporte Clube
 * Cruzeiro.com.br – contains results and match reports related to Cruzeiro Esporte Clube (from the 2003 season to the 2018 season)
 * O Canto do Jacaré – contains match reports related to Democrata Futebol Clube
 * AFEnet – contains results and match reports related to Associação Ferroviária de Esportes
 * FlaEstatística – contains match reports related to Clube de Regatas do Flamengo
 * FluNômeno – contains match reports related to Fluminense FC
 * Fripédia – contains results and match reports related to Friburguense Atlético Clube
 * Jogos do Guarani – contains player statistics and match reports related to Guarani FC
 * GrêmioPédia – contains results, player and manager statistics and match reports related to Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense
 * Colorados Anônimos – contains results and match reports related to Sport Club Internacional
 * Memória da Inter – contains results and match reports related to Associação Atlética Internacional (Limeira)
 * Confrontos do JEC – contains results and match reports related to Joinville Esporte Clube
 * Futebol80 – contains player statistics and match reports related to Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras
 * Arquivo Lobão – contains player statistics and match reports related to Esporte Clube Pelotas
 * PontePreta.net – contains results and match reports related to Associação Atlética Ponte Preta
 * Remopedia – contains results and match reports related to Clube do Remo
 * Acervo Santista – contains results and match reports related to Santos FC
 * Acervo Santos FC – contains results, player and manager statistics and match reports related to Santos FC
 * TrezeGalo – contains results and match reports related to Treze Futebol Clube
 * UniãoMania – contains results and match reports related to União São João Esporte Clube
 * NetVasco – contains results and match reports related to CR Vasco da Gama
 * ECVitória Notícias – contains results and match reports related to Esporte Clube Vitória
 * Voltaçopédia – contains results, player profiles and match reports related to Volta Redonda Futebol Clube

Bulgaria

 * pfl.bg - contains player and club statistics

Colombia

 * http://www.futbolred.com - news relating to Colombian soccer and some worldwide competitions like champions league and premier league
 * http://www.eltiempo.com - colombian football news from about 1990 to now, includes a newspaper edition
 * http://www.futbolete.com - Colombian and South American football portal, includes fan communities about the most popular colombian clubs (tolima, Medellin, America, Nacional, Deportivo Cali, junior, santa fe, millonarios, etc.
 * http://www.colombia.com - Colombian league, South American, and European football results, match reports & news (champions league, europa league, premier league, serie a, la liga) in Spanish

National team

 * www.hns-cff.hr - official national team statistics
 * www.hns-cff.hr - official national youth team statistics
 * sveosportu.com - unofficial list of all national team matches with full reports up to 2009

Clubs

 * Nogometni magazin - complete player stats since 2003
 * sport.hrt.hr - web-archived link to match reports from 1998–99 to 2006–07 season
 * Sportnet.hr - contains results and match reports from 2007–08 season to present
 * HRnogomet.com - contains player, club and national team statistics (unofficial - some stats are at odds with official sources)
 * Hajduk.hr - official HNK Hajduk Split results archive, contains player stats by season

Czech Republic

 * iDNES.cz football database - contains player and club statistics
 * Official SYNOT liga statistics - full archive of top-flight players dating back to the league's inception in 1993
 * Official Czech Football Association statistics - for international players

Denmark

 * National team player/match search - official Danish Football Association source
 * Superliga (1991-current) player/manager/referee search - official Danish Football Association source

National team

 * www.englandstats.com
 * www.englandfootballonline
 * www.thefa.com
 * www.englandfanzine.co.uk

For the England B team, see International Results B-Team - Details for a squad list for all England "B" matches since 1947.

All clubs

 * http://www.soccerbase.com/ Soccerbase has data on all English and Scottish League competitions dating back to 1888. Also lists players. Note: Information on players and managers who were active more than 30 years ago should be used with caution as not all matches are included in the database.
 * http://www.barryhugmansfootballers.com profiles all Football League players from 1946 to 2014/2015.
 * http://www.neilbrown.newcastlefans.com/ contains a list of all Post War League players by club.
 * http://www.aylesburyunitedfc.co.uk/home contains many statistics for non-league players.

Players by club
The Alty Files Mossley web
 * Altrincham F.C.
 * Arsenal F.C.
 * Andy's Arsenal Resource Website Comprehensive list of every competitive game Arsenal have played in, including first team line-ups and attendances as collected by club historian Andy Kelly
 * Aston Villa F.C.:
 * Bedford Town F.C.:
 * The Old Eagles
 * Boston United F.C.:
 * bufc.drfox.org.uk
 * Chelsea F.C.
 * CFC History
 * Chesterfield F.C.
 * CFC History
 * Crystal Palace F.C.
 * The Holmesdale Online Player Database
 * Exeter City F.C.
 * Grecian Archive
 * Hyde United F.C.
 * hydeunited.com player stats
 * Leeds United A.F.C.
 * leeds-fans.org.uk (A comprehensive database for Leeds United)
 * Leeds United F.C. History at ozwhitelufc.net.au (Very detailed written player bios from the beginning to present)
 * Liverpool F.C.
 * lfc history
 * Manchester City F.C.
 * BlueMoon
 * Manchester United F.C.
 * A-Z Player Archive
 * Millwall F.C.
 * The Millwall History Files Includes stats from 1974 onwards, player profiles, squad pictures and other material.
 * Mossley A.F.C.
 * Mossley A.F.C.
 * Norwich City F.C.
 * Flown From The Nest (players from 1980 onwards, includes details on careers after leaving club)
 * Oxford United F.C.
 * Players from 1949 onwards
 * Plymouth Argyle F.C.
 * Greens on screen database
 * Portsmouth F.C.
 * PompeyRama
 * Queens Park Rangers F.C.
 * qprnet.com
 * Rushden & Diamonds F.C.
 * rdfc1992.com
 * Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
 * The Sheffield Wednesday Archive (1880—1995)
 * Southampton F.C.
 * SaintsPlayers
 * Southport F.C.
 * Southport Archive
 * Stalybridge Celtic
 * Stalybridge Celtic
 * Stockport County F.C.
 * Go Go Go County (detailed statistics)
 * Sunderland A.F.C.
 * Sunderland AFC - The definitive, up-to-date, playing history
 * Swindon Town F.C.
 * Swindon Town past players
 * Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
 * Topspurs
 * West Bromwich Albion F.C.
 * Albion Till We Die
 * West Ham United F.C.
 * West Ham United Statistics (from 1895-96 onwards)
 * West Ham United: Biographies
 * Witton Albion F.C.
 * Witton Albion

Estonia

 * Estonian Football Association homepage Covers all Estonian national teams, players, leagues, competitions, games, protocols. (quite useful, may have minor mistakes)
 * Estonian Beachsoccer Association homepage

News sources

 * Soccernet.ee
 * News about football - Delfi
 * News about football - ERR Sport
 * News about football - Postimees

Ethiopia

 * soccer.et – has league stats

France

 * Ligue de Football Professional - the most reliable site for league statistics of professional players and clubs in French football. English version of site is here.
 * FFF.fr - the French Football Federation's website, contains comprehensive info on French national teams among other things
 * Foot-National - Provides up-to-date statistics for football clubs in France playing in the Championnat National and below.
 * Stat 2 Foot - contains comprehensive information and statistics of amateur clubs and the reserve teams of professional clubs in France.
 * FootoFeminin -  site dedicated to women's French football and contains information related to the sport.
 * StatsFootoFeminin -  sister site of FootoFeminin. Provides statistics and information related to the women's football leagues in France.

Newspapers in French

 * France Football - the most reliable football magazine in France, contains stats, news, match info, etc.
 * L'Équipe - contains player and club statistics

Germany

 * Worldfootball.net - many player stats about the last few years
 * Fussballdaten - mainly German football (incomplete for most other nations)
 * Kicker online magazine - contains player and club statistics
 * Abseits Guide to German Soccer - club profiles
 * Das deutsche Fußballarchiv - German Football Archive with many league tables

Greece

 * Galanis Sports Data – the official statistics keeper for the Greek Superleague, provides detailed statistics for players and teams in the league since 1998–99
 * InSports.gr – career statistics for Superleague Greece players (since 2004–05), found some errors
 * OnSports.gr – football news portal with a career section, generally not reliable for apps/goals

Hungary

 * HLSZ - contains player and club statistics

Iceland

 * ksi.is, website of Football Association of Iceland, has appearance statistics for Icelandic leagues and cups

Iran

 * Varzesh3 - mainly Iranian football
 * Iran Football League Organization - club profiles
 * Iranian Premier League Stats
 * PersianLeague - mainly Iranian football

National team

 * Details of appearances since 1926
 * Details of every Irish (Irish Free State & Republic of Ireland) senior team football result since 1924

National team

 * figc.it – official website database
 * nazionaleitalianacalcio.it – history and stats
 * forza_azzurri.homestead.com – history and stats
 * italia1910.com – history and stats

All clubs

 * aic.football.it – database of the Italian Footballers' Association, with information on current players
 * enciclopediadelcalcio.it – archive with stats by season for historical players (listed according to position played)
 * calciatori.com – past seasons stats available only to subscribers
 * emozionecalcio.it
 * tuttocalciatori.net

Players by club

 * Internazionale
 * archivio.inter.it – official website database

 * Juventus
 * myjuve.it – complete stats

 * Milan
 * acmilan.com – official website Hall of Fame
 * magliarossonera.it – history, match reports, complete stats

Japan

 * Japan Football Association
 * Japan Professional Football League

Lebanon

 * Official
 * Lebanese Football Association
 * News
 * Al Akhbar
 * El Maestro Sport
 * FA Lebanon
 * Football Lebanon
 * Kooora
 * Lebanon Football Guide
 * Super1Magazine
 * Statistics
 * FA Lebanon (national team data)
 * Global Sports Archive (includes First Division, Second Division and Women's League match reports)

Mexico

 * Medio Tiempo online magazine - contains player and club statistics

Newspapers in Spanish

 * Digitized archive of El Informador (Mexico)

Netherlands

 * NOS - (NOS can be seen as something like the BBC) - contains league standings, results and player statistics not only of the Dutch leagues but all most "important" leagues in Europe.
 * Eredivisie and  - Official site for the Eredivisie, league standings, results and player statistics.
 * Keuken Kampioen Divisie - Official site for the Eerste Divisie, league standings and results.
 * Voetbal International (VI) online magazine - contains player and club statistics
 * Dutch Football news in English - contains player, club and national team statistics
 * Voetbalstats -contains multiple club- and playerstatistics of Dutch international football history (clubs and national team)

National team

 * Ons Oranje - contains player and matchstatistics for all (men, women and youth) national teams

Players by club

 * AFC Ajax
 * AFC Ajax Info

 * NEC Nijmegen
 * NEC archief

 * GVAV/FC Groningen
 * GVAV Stats
 * FC Groningen Stats

New Zealand

 * The Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website - contains player and club statistics, full international line-ups for both Men and Women's national teams. Can be used for statistics in BLP articles as per the reliable sources noticeboard.
 * New Zealand Football - note that international caps and goals listed here include non-official matches against touring club sides and select XI's. Please do not use these figures for infobox totals. The above link to The Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website should be used instead

Northern Ireland

 * Northern Ireland's Footballing Greats (accepted as a reliable source per WP:RSN#Various football biographies are using this as a primary source,)
 * the link will need changing once the discussion is archived

Norway

 * Dagbladet's Tippeligaen page - contains player and club statistics

Poland

 * 90 Minut online magazine - contains player and club statistics

Portugal

 * Portuguese Liga player statistics since 2004-05 - lpfp]
 * Maisfutebol online magazine - contains player and club statistics

Newpapers in portuguese

 * A Bola (site)
 * Record (site)
 * O Jogo (site)

Romania

 * Romaniansoccer.ro - contains player and club statistics

Russia/USSR

 * Russia National team website
 * Numeric Football - Russian league and player statistics
 * Sportbox's football section - contains player and club statistics

Scotland

 * Scottish Football Historical Results Archive

National team

 * Scotland The Complete Record (List of players)
 * Scottish Football Archive (Broken link)
 * Scotland National Team Archive, The Scottish Football Association.

Players by club

 * Dumbarton
 * SonsArchive

 * Dundee United F.C.
 * DUFC Archive

 * Heart of Midlothian F.C.
 * London Hearts Supporters Club

 * Hibernian F.C.
 * www.ihibs.co.uk

Serbia

 * Reprezentacija.rs - contains all about Serbian national teams plus career story and NT&clubs stats for all international players of Yugoslavia/Serbia.
 * Srbijafudbal - contains teams info and squads, with players stats for all 1st, 2nd and 3th leagues clubs.
 * Partizan official website - contains club info and all club related stats of all Partizan Belgrade players.
 * Utakmica.rs - contains all stats of all teams, players and matches of the current season of Serbian SuperLiga.

Singapore

 * S-League website - contains player and club information

South Korea

 * The official site of K-League - contains player and club statistics

Spain

 * BDFutbol - contains player and club statistics
 * LFP website - contains player and club statistics
 * LaPreferente - contains player and club statistics
 * Jugadores Segunda B - contains player statistics

Club

 * Beticopedia - contains player profiles and statistics for Real Betis present and past players
 * CFGavà.hol - contains player profiles and statistics for CF Gavà past players

Newspapers in Spanish

 * Digitized archive of ABC
 * Digitized archive of Mundo Deportivo
 * Digitized archive of El Periódico de Catalunya (under construction)
 * Digitized national archive of Spanish newspapers, including:
 * Gran vida (1903-1929)
 * El Sol (1917-1939)
 * La Correspondencia de España (1860-1925)
 * El Fígaro (1918-1920)
 * El Correo Español (1892-1921)
 * Madrid-sport (1916-1924)
 * El Siglo futuro (1875-1936)
 * El Imparcial (1867-1933)
 * El Día (1916-1919)

Sweden

 * Swedish Football Association website - contains player and club statistics
 * Official Allsvenskan website - Official website for the top tier league in Sweden

Switzerland

 * Eurosoccer.ch - contains player and club statistics
 * Football.ch - official Swiss FA website, contains info on top 3 league tiers + all national teams down to U-15 level
 * SF Sport - contains news + detailed match reports for Super League teams (and other sports obviously!)

National Team

 * TTFF - official federation information, game rosters, fixtures and press releases
 * Soca Warriors Online - contains detailed historical information on T&T teams past and present. NOTE: They include non official matches in Cap and Goal tallies (use RSSSF as the primary source for caps and goals)

Leagues

 * TTProLeague.com - contains fixtures, results and tournament information for T&T's professional league -- site is down as of early 2022, use the Wayback Machine instead
 * SSFL.org - contains fixtures, results and other information for the Secondary School leagues

United States

 * USSoccer.com - Official website for various national teams. Contains news.
 * MLSsoccer.com - Contains player and club statistics, news, match reports, etc. for MLS.
 * NASL.com - Contains player and club statistics, news, match reports, etc. for the NASL.
 * USLSoccer.com - Contains player and club statistics, news, match reports, etc. for the USL.
 * NWSLsoccer.com - Contains player and club statistics, news, match reports, etc. for the NWSL.
 * NCAA Division I men's soccer - Statistics, news, and match reports related to men's collegiate soccer.
 * NCAA Division I women's soccer - Statistics, news, and match reports related to women's collegiate soccer.
 * SoccerAmerica - News
 * SBI - News
 * Top Drawer Soccer - news and statistics related to youth and collegiate soccer. Much of the website requires a subscription.

Wales

 * Welsh Football Data Archive (includes all international data, does not include links to players appearances)
 * Welsher Premier League archive - all Welsh Premier League players

=Other links=

Governing bodies

 * FIFA - World
 * AFC - Asia
 * CAF - Africa
 * CONCACAF - North and Central America
 * CONMEBOL - South America
 * OFC - Oceania
 * UEFA - Europe
 * UEFA press kits - very useful for information about UEFA-sponsored tournaments and clubs participating in those tournaments.

News
This section includes websites that cover football related news. These can be used to confirm transfers, sale of assets etc. This section should not be used to list all blogs and rumour sites that cover football.
 * Sky Sports Football
 * Soccerway.com
 * World Soccer
 * BBC Sport Football

Stadium overviews

 * World Stadiums
 * Worldstadia

Logos/Crests

 * Colours of Football
 * WFA-Logos
 * footballcrests - history and meaning of a few team crests
 * Brands of the world - contains logos for many football clubs
 * Logo server - North American and other logo's
 * UEFAClubs.com - European club logos

Football kits

 * Historical Football Kits An archive of English and Scottish football kits.
 * Classic Kits An archive of English, Scottish and international football kits.
 * Colours of Football Shows the official kits of major & minor football clubs from more than 60 countries.

Academic research and topics

 * search Google Scholar for "association football" (with auto citation template population)
 * search Google Scholar for "soccer" (with auto citation template population)
 * search Google Books for football/soccer
 * Resources and Publications from the University of Leicester Centre for Sociology of Sport
 * Research at the Football Governance Research Centre
 * Finance related statistics from the Political Economy of Football
 * Football Studies 1998-2004 archives of the peer reviewed journal from the LA84 Foundation. (See also the index of available publications)

Sources not to be used
''Certain sources have been deemed unreliable because those websites are either user-generated content or have been banned per consensus like the Daily Mail (WP:DAILYMAIL1). See WP:RSP for sources that have been deprecated as a source for Wikipedia.''
 * FootballDatabase.eu - Should not be used as this website is user-generated. (See Reliable sources/Noticeboard discussion.)
 * Fupa - Should not be used as this website is user-generated.
 * Playmakerstats.com (formerly TheFinalBall/Footballzz.co.uk/ZeroZeroFootball.com, also known as ZeroZero and Soccerzz) - Should not be used as this website is user-generated. (See discussions here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here)
 * Transfermarkt and Soccerdonna - Should not be used as this website is user-generated. (See Reliable sources/Noticeboard discussion of Transfermarkt, Reliable sources/Noticeboard discussion of Soccerdonna.)

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Talk:The Distillers

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"The band had an unfortunate encounter with Peter of Peter and the Test Tube Babies while playing Holidays in the Smoke at the Astoria in London."  Would you mind being a bit more descriptive?

Fosters
I'd just like to verify that Fosters beer is a relatively unpopular choice in Australia - certainly not as commonly consumed as VB. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 58.179.26.13 (talk) 09:53, 17 February 2007 (UTC).

Kim Chi
$$Insert formula here$$

When you click her name you get directed to some Korean food, I dunno how to fix it, maybe someone else knows how to?

It looks like a Korean dish played in the Distillers!

Beckyramone 20:52, 4 September 2007 (UTC)

Grunge?
Uh...grunge?? What? 71.68.15.63 16:44, 7 November 2007 (UTC)

yeah their last album coral fang has guitar distortion and a grunge type sound. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.141.184.66 (talk) 01:42, 12 November 2007 (UTC)

Crap article.
This whole article sucks. It's not entirely factual, there is a slant on the introduction. There are no reviews of their career or works. This needs changing. I am writing changes now.

Joshuah Hounshell 18:09, 9 November 2007 (UTC)

First show in 13 years...needs editing?
The festival that The Distillers is playing is on May 4-6th 2018? but they are playing in Austin, Texas at the Mohawk on the 1st of May which would invalidate the statement in the article. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Coleve27 (talk • contribs) 18:31, 23 April 2018 (UTC)

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