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Epithets
I'm reverting "Erin "EZ" Tate - Drums & sucka DJ!!!" back to "Erin Tate - Drums" because I'm not sure if that was vandalism, but I can't find evidence of those epithets online —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Digfarenough (talk • contribs).

'''Do not delete this. It was very informative. so what if it was an auto-biography. its very informative--12.150.146.50 (talk) 18:46, 25 July 2008 (UTC)'''

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Alex Rose
is also in a band called Model Photographer, which he has been a part of since before he was in minus the bear. I don't know how to cite sources, and I don't know if Myspace is an acceptable site to cite as a source, but here's their profile: http://www.myspace.com/modelphotographer

Scott West?
Ok, someone keeps adding a past member called "Scott West" to the previous members list. This member is not listed on any of the old album wiki pages (although I wouldn't be surprised if it suddenly did now!) and I've never heard anyone mention him. I don't see why they'd need three guitarists in the band. I think this is the hilarious joke of someone adding themselves as a member of a band. Is there any proof that anyone called Scott West was ever in MTB? Post it here if so, otherwise I'll keep removing this. Thanks. Olliemilne 17:02, 24 July 2007 (UTC)

genres
What's the process behind the infobox data? I don't see how MTB is math rock when compared to really "mathy" bands like Dream Theater. Is there a source for this? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 66.91.83.180 (talk) 17:26, 23 January 2008 (UTC) I don't really think there is a source besides listening to the time signatures used in some songs and the interesting stops they place in some songs. newer album has more 'prog' elements vs 'math rock' in in it in my opinion. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.107.77.245 (talk) 10:51, 8 January 2009 (UTC)

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A substantial article on this subject already exists at Dangun, so I have changed this page to a redirect to it, and made reference to the Taekwondo pattern named after him there. --BillC 22:02, 19 August 2005 (UTC)

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Dream for an Insomniac

Dream for an Insomniac is a 1996 romantic comedy film written and directed by Tiffanie DeBartolo and starring Ione Skye, Jennifer Aniston, Mackenzie Astin and Michael Landes.

Plot
Frankie works at her uncle Leo's Cafe Blue Eyes in San Francisco (named in honor of family friend Frank Sinatra), and is hoping to meet her ideal lover, ideally one with blue eyes like Sinatra, while going to auditions with her friend Allison. Frankie suffers from insomnia, and has not slept through the night since childhood, when her parents were killed in a car accident. She spends most of her time at night reading. Writer David Shrader, takes a job at the cafe, and Frankie falls in love with him, while he attempts to cure her insomnia, she reads his writings, and the two take turns reciting philosophical quotes and guessing their source. The film is shot in black and white until Frankie sees David, when the film switches to color and David's eyes are revealed as blue. David breaks Frankie's heart when she finds out that he is engaged to a lawyer, Molly, but he eventually chooses Frankie over his fiancé, and visits her in Los Angeles, where she has joined Allison, who is exploring an acting career. The film ends with Frankie falling asleep in David's arms. A subplot has Rob, the gay son of Leo, trying to convince his father he is straight, with the help of Allison "acting" as his girlfriend. After Allison and Frankie leave, Rob comes out of the closet to his father, who in fact had known and accepted that Rob was gay for many years.

Cast

 * Ione Skye as Frankie
 * Jennifer Aniston as Allison
 * Mackenzie Astin as David Shrader
 * Michael Landes as Rob
 * Seymour Cassel as Uncle Leo
 * Sean Blackman as Juice
 * Michael Sterk as B.J.
 * Leslie Stevens as Molly Monday
 * Robert Kelker-Kelly as Trent
 * David Rainey as Delivery Man

Reception
The film earned only $26,000 domestically. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a cumulative rating of 50%. Jennifer Aniston's performance was praised by critics. Jeffrey M. Anderson said, "Aniston is the breeze in this movie. I was amazed that she of all people was the only one who seemed natural. She seemed to be having a good time, and she seemed in the moment". Barbara Shulgasser found her "terribly funny". Carlo Cavagna added that "Jennifer Aniston, who plays Allison, Frankie's best friend, is the most watchable person in this movie. Although she doesn't deviate from the well-established Jennifer Aniston persona, she at least appears to be having fun—teasing Frankie and experimenting with funny accents."

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Talk:Abydonians (Stargate)

My God. Erwin Walsh

 * Care to elabourate? Bryan 07:07, 12 September 2005 (UTC)
 * Apparently, he is or was a big deletionist. We should thank God he didn't spend more time here. Lockesdonkey 01:32, 26 February 2006 (UTC)

How do we know it was only the facilities on Abydos that were destroyed? I always inferred from this episode that the planet itself was cooked. -- DigiFluid —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 139.57.213.192 (talk • contribs).

 * We don't know that only the facilities were destroyed, we only know that the facilities were destroyed. The distinction is subtle but important. We can't say "Anubis destroyed Abydos" unless we somehow know that Anubis really did destroy Abydos, but all we saw in the show was the pyramid blowing up and Skaara explaining afterward that he and his people had died. That's evidence of just two things: the pyramid blew up and Skaara died. If you know of some other source that says otherwise, please do mention it; I've been removing "Abydos was destroyed" from various Stargate articles for a while now on this basis and I'd like to know if I'm missing something important. Bryan 05:12, 18 March 2006 (UTC)

I always understood that it was very clearly implied that Abydos was destroyed. We know from this episode that using the six Eyes in tandem increases their destructive power exponentially. We saw this in use, as Anubis' mothership destroyed numerous Ha'taks in a single blast of the weapon. We also know that if a Stargate is to be destroyed, the resulting explosion is at least enough to destroy an area the size of Colorado ("Redemption").

The destruction of just the Abydos Stargate itself, in combination with the destructive power of the Eyes--it seems to me--is clearly enough to destroy the planet of Abydos itself. Even if we conservatively estimate that 'only' 50% of the planet is destroyed (think Praxis in Star Trek VI), for all intents and purposes, the planet is effectively destroyed.

Furthermore, Anubis would not bother to search out these Eyes if their power was not magnificently destructive. If the power of the Eyes in combination with the exploding Stargate was only enough to destroy the pyramid and surrounding settlements, what would have been the point of searching these things out? A single Ha'tak could do as much damage given half an hour of taking potshots at the surface. -- DigiFluid

Working
The Abydonians remark that "husbands don't do this work", they make no reference to gender roles in any way (Also, though my memory isn't perfectly clear, I think many of the men were working alongside him). It might be that this is a job usually reserved for children (By "children" I simply mean those who haven't reached the adult tradition of marriage), it might be that servants are expected to be celibate, maybe it really is a gender role thing; my point is that we don't know. JBK405 04:44, 21 October 2006 (UTC)

Having just gone back and watched the scene again, we can't tell what Daniel is doing. He's holding a pot in one hand and a tool of some kind in the other, we have no clue what he's doing with either. If I had to guess, I'd actually say that he was cooking (Or eating), not cleaning. Truth be told, we don't know what it is that husbands don't do. JBK405 21:59, 22 October 2006 (UTC)

So husbands aren't allowed to eat? I always thought he was doing the dishes but fine, you're the boss... Maartentje 15:00, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

Not the boss, no, and I'm not saying husbands aren't allowed to eat, just that we don't know what they are/aren't allowed to do. The Abydonians just said "This work", and nobody clarified what "this work" is. Maybe they really aren't allowed to eat by themselves, required to have their wives feed them (Though I doubt that). I just think that we need something more concrete. JBK405 15:29, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

Galaxy
Maby I missed this in the series but how is Abydos the closest plantet to Earth in the Stargate network and it is in the Kaliam (sp?) galaxy. Wasn't there a big deal in the series about needing a monsterous amount of power to dial intergalactly. There have been many episodes where there were plaets only few hundred lightyears away and we have dialed to those. Or would it just be a technicality saying that in Sub-Space, it is the closest planet and that distances in normal space don't necessisarailly matter as much?

in the film the planet is located in the Kaliam galaxy, that's one of the differences between the movie and the series. in this article, we follow the series... Maartentje 18:47, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

"...The Truth."
In the article it states "Since the rebellion on Earth, Ra outlawed all reading and writing, so no one can learn the truth." Perhaps we should elaborate on what the "truth" is (what happened in Giza). --68.238.147.123 03:15, 14 April 2007 (UTC)

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Everybody's just listing their favourite Warp artists now. This article is turning into little more than a list of artists that have

artists list
I changed the title of the section, not sure what to do about splitting the list up, and whether we should attempt to make it a complete list of artists on warp? Is adding a note to some artists in the lists considered alright, or is that avoided?

apologies, I'm new to wikipedia, and still haven't got the hang of the formatting etc. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by E Ghost (talk • contribs) 19:31, October 27, 2006 (UTC)
 * Adding a note in parenthesis would be fine, but I would probably just go for two lists. Don't worry too much about formatting, just go with what works.  The style guidelines are there for reference, but it's better that to just do it than worry too much about formatting!  Thanks again.  ∴ here…♠ 00:14, 28 October 2006 (UTC)

NB: The Psychonauts and their Time Machine retrospective album are missing. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 212.56.120.66 (talk) 13:17, 4 November 2008 (UTC)

Trivia
removing this uncited 'Trivia' section for now:

Thom Yorke listened heavily to Warp records during Radiohead's Kid A/Amnesiac'' sessions. He credits Warp artists such as Autechre and Boards of Canada with inspiring the moody electronic feel of those albums. Reportedly he also owns copies of the entire Warp Records catalogue.''

KZF 23:40, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

Well it's certainly true and cite-able, but I don't know that it's NOTABLE for the WARP article. The fact that he did apparently buy the whole Warp back catalog in 1999 or something and talk about this in interviews as a large inspiration on Radiohead is probably notable. If you go to the Kid A article, find the external link at the bottom of the page to a Q magazine interview and it's in there. 172.150.161.39 13:48, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

non-NPOV
The beginning of this article reads like the tag line for a gaudy freekin Sunday supplement article. I love em anyways - Warp 8 - Black_Dog_Productions - Bytes, got. Sherpajohn (talk) 06:51, 30 January 2008 (UTC)
 * I agree, but I also can't complain. The last line of the second paragraph is pretty funny.  I wonder who wrote it.12.24.60.12 (talk) 23:47, 15 August 2008 (UTC)

various
'''1. does anyone have a resource (like an interview, for example) on why warp has been focusing so much on rock and generally non-electronic music in the last few years?

'''2. also, does anyone know what's the status of the spectral musicians project? here's my info on it (hyperlinks here: http://howisya.tripod.com/f2k.html). granted, it's outdated, as the "rubber johnny" dvd single was released a few years back, but can it safely be assumed that the rest of the dvd is cancelled?'''

Not to be confused with the recently announced DVD Warp Vision: The Videos 1989-2004 (due 9/21/04 and featuring who and what you'd expect), Chris Cunningham is "making a DVD album for Warp of film and music. There are going to be around 12 to 14 pieces. Three are collaborations with Aphex Twin and Squarepusher." The Drukqs full clip to be included as well (this is Rubber Johnny)! According to the Director File site, Spectral Musicians was "a short film commissioned August 2001" so that's likely to be included, too, given the title. Everything is finished on the DVD now and it should be available "in a few months." The Squarepusher Billboard article says Cunningham is set to make a film based on Squarepusher's music, perhaps this DVD is actually what the writer meant or perhaps it's something else entirely. Variety.com also calls this a "DVD Concept Album" and the first DVD-single will in fact be "Rubber Johnny" (the infamous Drukqs "full clip," judging by the trailer on Cunningham's Director Series DVD). "It has been sold to the Sundance Channel in the U.S. Chris also wishes to expand it into its own 10-part TV series. The only story detail: It is about a kid with a mean dog, shot in the style of an underground comic" (source). Also, suddenly the project is not 12-14 pieces but just "eight short films with a strong musical element, some of it composed by Cunningham" (Variety). Variety more recently reported that it is just a Warp Films DVD single for now (though Cunningham still aims to expland it into a 10-part TV series). The good news is that it is indeed scored by Aphex Twin though there is no mention of a soundtrack release. This begs the old question if Aphex Twin is or ever has been the recording artist Rubber Johnny (I say yes). After a long silence, in early 2005 a release date for Rubber Johnny--which is now described as "a 6-minute 10-second abstract short, featuring 'afx237 v.7'" (i.e. the music video they did in 2001 and nothing else)--as well as more information on Spectral Musicians were announced on Cunningham's site. The latter is now also a "short," disappointing after a near four year wait, and all the music but the Aphex/Squarepusher collaborations will be Cunningham's own. After years without any word on the project, someone on IMDB said, "His squarepusher project was cancelled by him! he thought he went over board with the material, and that it was inappropriate. [...]And if anyone was wondering what the Squarepusher project was, it was about a little boy being put together on an assembly line of sorts like a robot, that's all he would release... once again, his inappropriate comment is quite ludicrous... HE DID FLEX AND RUBBER JOHNNY!" —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.185.5.254 (talk) 14:46, 7 April 2008 (UTC)

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Malcolm Middleton

Malcolm Bruce Middleton (born 31 December 1973) is a Scottish musician and member of indie band Arab Strap. He has also released seven solo studio albums and three albums performing under the pseudonym Human Don't Be Angry.

Early life
Middleton was born in Dumfries but raised in Falkirk, Scotland. He attended Graeme High School. He played bass, guitar and sometimes sang in several bands in the 1990s, including Purple Bass Plectrum, Rabid Lettuce, Pigtube and The Laughing Stock.

Arab Strap
In 1995, Middleton and Aidan Moffat, after bonding over their love of musical artists such as Smog and Will Oldham, began making music under the name "Arab Strap". The band released six studio albums before splitting up in 2006.

After they briefly reunited for a show at Nice n Sleazy in Glasgow in 2011, Middleton has said that he would be open to another Arab Strap gig at some point, but ruled out another record. The band did indeed reunite for a string of dates in 2016, marking their 20th anniversary, continuing the tour into 2017. In 2021 the band released their first new album in over 15 years, As Days Get Dark, also marking their return to performing live.

Solo career
Middleton released his first solo album 5:14 Fluoxytine Seagull Alcohol John Nicotine in 2002, followed by Into the Woods in 2005.

After Arab Strap split in 2006, the album A Brighter Beat was released in 2007. The first song on the album "We're All Going To Die" was released as a single on 17 December and started off with odds of 1,000–1 against becoming the Christmas number one – reportedly the highest odds ever quoted. After support from social networking websites and from BBC Radio 1 DJ Colin Murray, the odds dropped to 9–1, and Middleton was 4th favourite for Christmas Number One behind Leona Lewis, Katie Melua ft Eva Cassidy and The X Factor winner Leon Jackson. Murray started supporting the song as a response to repeated Christmas chart domination by manufactured pop acts churned out by the likes of The X Factor. Middleton has said that, despite the song's negative-sounding title, he feels the song perfectly sums up the spirit of Christmas – the need to make the most of life while we have it. On the UK singles chart dated 23 December 2007 the song reached number 31, with the Christmas Number One being a cover of Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston's When You Believe performed by Leon Jackson. The publicity around the single gave Middleton significant mainstream exposure for the first time in his career.

Middleton's next solo album Sleight of Heart was released in 2008.

Middleton's fifth solo album, entitled Waxing Gibbous, was released on 8 June 2009. The single "Red Travellin' Socks", released on 18 May 2009, preceded the album's release.

Whilst promoting Waxing Gibbous, Middleton noted that he would be refraining from performing and recording under his own name in the future, stating "I'm starting to feel like I've done as much as I can with this creative voice." This was followed by the first album released under the Human Don't Be Angry moniker.

Despite previously saying that he would no longer perform or record under his own name, in 2013 Middleton embarked on a new solo tour in support of a vinyl reissue of 5:14 Fluoxytine Seagull Alcohol John Nicotine by Chemikal Underground. In 2014 he released Music and Words, a collaboration with the artist David Shrigley.

In April 2015, Middleton announced new Human Don't Be Angry material, the album Electric Blue, which was released in June 2015.

Middleton released a new album under his own name, Summer of '13, in May 2016, followed by Bananas in 2018. In 2020, Middleton released the latest Human Don't Be Angry album, Guitar Variations.

Studio albums

 * 5:14 Fluoxytine Seagull Alcohol John Nicotine (2002)
 * Into The Woods (2005)
 * A Brighter Beat (2007)
 * Sleight of Heart (2008)
 * Waxing Gibbous (2009)
 * Human Don't Be Angry (2012) (as Human Don't Be Angry)
 * Music and Words (2014) (with artist David Shrigley)
 * Electric Blue (2015) (as Human Don't Be Angry)
 * Summer Of '13 (2016)
 * Bananas (2018)
 * Guitar Variations (2020) (as Human Don't Be Angry)

EPs and other releases

 * Girl Band Pop Songs (2009)
 * A Quarter Past Shite 18 previously unreleased songs (2011)

Live albums

 * Live at the Bush Hall (2007)
 * Long, Dark Night / Live In Zurich (2010)
 * Live In Leeds - Human Don't Be Angry (2011)

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Haggai, Missouri

Haggai was a town in Saint Francois County, Missouri, United States, located between Doe Run and Iron Mountain.

History
It was formerly called "Hog-Eye" and retained that pronunciation. "This town was at one time of considerable importance," says a history of the county dating from 1935.

GNIS reference
The Geographic Names Information System has an entry for Haggai with a listed location of unknown.

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Bolton and Undercliffe

Bolton and Undercliffe is an electoral ward in the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, England. The population of the ward at the 2011 Census was 16,365. Bolton and Undercliffe covers the area east of Bradford Beck, between Shipley & Wrose to the north and central Bradford to the south. It is a largely urban area.

Bolton
Bolton was a former village north of Bradford, but merged with Bradford in the 19th century. Bolton is made of localities such as Bolton Outlanes, Bolton Villas, Bolton Woods, and Swain House.

Bolton is similar in meaning to Bolton, Greater Manchester; its name is from Old English bothl/boōl-tun "village with buildings". The name was recorded as Boltetone in 1186.

Landmarks
There are a number of listed buildings in Bolton. On Idle Road in Bolton Outlanes there is Ivy Hall, a small 17th century hall and Ivy Place, a mid 18th century house now subdivided. Down Myers Lane (formerly named Owl Lane) in Bolton Outlanes is Hodgson Fold, a group of 17th century buildings. On Bolton Lane there is Walnut Cottage and the 18th century Walnut Tree Farmhouse and barn. Also on Bolton Lane is Bolton First School a church school dating from circa 1860. On Lister Lane is Bolton House a former modest country house, and there are listed park lodges, memorials and sculptures in Peel Park. In Wrose is Bolton Old Hall, a timber framed building largely rebuilt in 1672, and an attached cottage.

There are some five public houses scattered throughout Bolton and in the north west of Bolton is Bolton Woods Quarry a large stone quarry near Gaisby.

 * Churches

On Bolton Road is the Grade II listed Church of Saint James and Bolton Methodist Church is further up Bolton Road in Bolton Outlanes.

Undercliffe
Undercliffe means "below the cliff", referring to a village below a hill-spur. The name was recorded as Indreclif in 1038. Over time Undercliffe has moved uphill and encroached into Eccleshill.

History

The Dudley Hill to Killinghall turnpike of 1804 came through Undercliffe, and the former Robin Hood public house was a toll office for the turnpike. The turnpike still exists in the area as Killinghall Road to Bradford Moor and as Harrogate Road after a name change from Killinghall Road.

 * Cinema history

The 750 seat purpose-built Oxford Cinema on Dudley Hill Road was of a stone construction, and opened in 1914. Sound was installed by 1930 and it closed briefly again in 1955 for refurbishment. In 1962 it became a bingo club for three days of the week and a cinema the rest. It closed temporarily for alterations in 1965 but closed permanently as a cinema early the next year reopening as a bingo club, now the Oxford Bingo and Social Club. The bingo hall was destroyed in a fire in 2021 during a COVID-19 lock-down and quickly demolished.

The Coronet Cinema on Otley Road near Peel Park was purpose-built and opened in 1923. For many years it was known as the Coronet Picture House. Sound was installed around 1930 and a new wide screen in 1954. The cinema suffered a serious fire in 1955 and after recovering closed finally in 1958. The building was stripped and re-purposed as a wholesale food distribution warehouse but was destroyed by fire in 2003 and had to be quickly demolished. A terrace of new houses now stand on the site.

The purpose-built brick and stone Tennyson Cinema was located to the south between Dacre Street, North Wing and Otley Road. and opened in 1923 as the 1166 seat Tennyson Picture House. Sound was installed in 1930, and in 1954 Cinemascope was installed while seating was further reduced to 1095. The Tennyson Cinema closed in 1961. The premises reopened as the Tennyson Bingo and Social Club, but later the building was demolished for road widening.

Landmarks
In the south of Undercliffe is Peel Park a public park named after prime minister Sir Robert Peel. Also in the south of Undercliffe is Bradford (Undercliffe) Cemetery. The houses/small mansions of Guy's Cliffe on nearby Undercliffe Lane dating from circa 1850 are listed buildings as are several memorials in Undercliffe Cemetery. There is only one public house remaining in Undercliffe after the loss of the Hare and Hounds, the Green Man and the Robin Hood.

 * Churches

On Otley Road stands Saint Andrew's Methodist Church and Saint Augustine's Church.

Sports
Undercliffe Cricket Club, established in 1875, has a cricket ground on Intake Road near Fagley. Undercliffe joined the Bradford Cricket League when it was formed in 1903 with twelve clubs and is one of only two (Undercliffe and Bankfoot) of the inaugural twelve that are current members.

Councillors
Bolton and Undercliffe Ward is represented by three councillors from the Labour party: Suhail Choudhry, Simon Cunningham and Julie Humphreys

indicates seat up for re-election.

Notable people
James Joseph Magennis was awarded a Victoria Cross in the Second World War for operations involving X-Craft midget submarines in attacks on Axis ships. He moved to live in Swain House in the 1960s.

Actor Edward Peel attended schools in Swain House. He appeared in the Dragonfire series of the science fiction series Doctor Who.

Barbara Jane Harrison – the first and, to date, only female recipient in peacetime of the George Cross medal for bravery was born at a house on Kingsdale Crescent. A Bradford Civic Society blue plaque to commemorate Barbara was unveiled at Bradford City Hall in 2019 and installed near to Barbara's birthplace on Bolton Road, at the junction with Kingsdale Crescent.

Eva Leigh – a portraitist and silhouettist who was born in Undercliffe and worked as an artist in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.

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Tai Romyen National Park

Tai Romyen National Park (ใต้ร่มเย็น) is in the east of Surat Thani Province in southern Thailand. The park consists of the northern end of the Nakhon Si Thammarat mountain range and is mostly covered with forests. It was established on 31 December 1991 and covers an area of 265,625 rai ~ 425 km2 in the districts Kanchanadit, Ban Na San, and Wiang Sa.

The area, especially around the hill, Khao Chong Chang, was a stronghold of communist rebels in the 1980s. From here they succeeded in killing Princess Vibhavadi Rangsit in 1977 as well as the vice-governor of Surat Thani. When the rebellion ceased in the early–1990s due to an amnesty program called Tai Romyen (literally, "cool shade in the south") and it was again safe to visit the area, the national park was established. The park was then named after the amnesty program.

Attractions in the park are the two waterfalls Muang Thuat and Than Thip, as well as the Khamin Cave. Also two former camps of the communist party can be visited, named Camp 180 and Camp 357.

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Talk:List of galaxies and planets in Stargate

P, M, K
I was reading this (quickly) and thought I realized a pattern. in the Milk way galaxy the stargates are given as p000 00, in the Pegasus it seems m00 000. After reading it again, I know that P designates a planet, M a moon. In the M(ilky way), it's P, in the P(egasus) it's m. At least those seem to be the most predominant. Just seems like a coinsedence to me now. But what does K, b mean?Tydamann (talk) 14:28, 6 January 2008 (UTC)

Stargate Addresses
When off-world wouldn't Earth have different addresses? The symbols are based on constellations, as established in the film. However, constellations change when you go to another star. Therefore, are all the symbols the same throughout the galaxy based on Earth constellations, or do addresses change? For example, if I dial Earth from Chulak, am I dialing the same address as if I was on Langara dialing Earth? Afterall, the constellations of Chulak are not the same as the constellations of Langara. If the addresses change, how do the SG teams figure out how to dial home so fast? Bark 19:30, 17 March 2006 (UTC)

It could be the fact that the builders of the Stargate started on one particular planet and then using the constellations from that planet as a base for other Stargates' dials. Why take the effort to redo the dialing pad when you already have one that works, right? However, you do have a point when it comes to seeing a different grouping of stars once you are in a different star system. But, let's say that you gated to a star-system that is about a 100 light-year from earth, and then seek out Earth’s constellations. Wouldn’t you still see some, if not most, of the constellations that you would see on Earth? For me, I think you would find a few that match Earth’s perspective. Ty 07 Sept 2006

There are 2 explanations:

The "real life" explanation: The only reason the symbols aren't different on every planet like in the movie is a budget reason, imagine the cost if the show crew had to rework the glyphs just about every week for 10 years!

The "show" explanation: Because the Ancients also started out on Earth and built the gates there using Earth constellations and they didn't feel like changing it for every planet, they wanted the symbols familiar to the other Ancients who also used the gates.

Faris b 04:04, 8 September 2006 (UTC)

Keep in mind also there were plenty of planets that found the gate and couldn't figure out what it was, whereas Earth figured out the Constellation system on the symbols easily (even if they couldn't figure out the addresses to dial). Which would make sense with the constellations being earth based.

The Trekkie (talk) 18:03, 21 November 2009 (UTC)

Remember, there are some differences between facts established in the movie and those in the show, such as the fact that in the film Abydos is in another galaxy, but in SG-1 it's the closest planet to Earth in the stargate system. Since the show producers didn't want the teams to have to figure out a new address for Earth every time, they decided that each symbol represents a star, based on the constellations as seen from Earth (as that's where the Ancients started the stargate system). So don't trust every fact that is established in the film when considering things in relation to the shows. EmCat24 (talk) 09:12, 13 April 2010 (UTC)

Stargate on Klorel's ship
Would not the address for it change as his ship moves about the galaxy? --Andy Janata 22:06, 19 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Yes. That's why the SGC wasn't able to establish a connection to send Ferretti's team through once the ship entered hyperspace, and how Daniel used Earth as a point of origin to dial the Beta/Alpha site once they were in orbit. So that address is the planet Klorel's ship was orbiting, acquired by the P3R-233 aliens in the alternate reality and at least one of the sources/bases/supply lines from which the attack on their world originated. --MeekSaffron (Jaffa, Tree!) 19:51, 23 December 2005 (UTC)

Resources: —wwoods 23:30, 19 August 2005 (UTC)
 * http://rdanderson.com/stargate/glyphs/glyphs.htm
 * http://rdanderson.com/stargate/lexicon/index.htm#P
 * http://rdanderson.com/stargate/lexicon/p1.htm
 * http://rdanderson.com/stargate/lexicon/p2.htm
 * http://rdanderson.com/stargate/lexicon/p3.htm

Images?
Great article, maybe i'll try to pic-ify it.--alfakim 12:35, 20 August 2005 (UTC)

Genii address invalid?
The address listed for the Genii homeworld has seven glyphs. Since it's not extragalactic something's awry. Where are the Atlantis addresses sourced from? Bryan 00:09, 6 April 2006 (UTC)

Atlantis planet's name is Lantea
It is - see gateworld.

http://www.gateworld.net/omnipedia/planets/l/lantea.shtml#

Thanks, Faris,

-Is that name (esp. spelling) canon? my guess is that it comes from what one would call the inhabitants; 'atlantians', (people from atlantis) orally shortened to lantians, it is easier to say, and it might not as obviously reveal the existence of the city to any unknowing wraith who might come across the name.

Gate addresses?
Where did the gate addresses for P3R-233, P3X-888, Eerebus and Langara/Kelowna come from? These were never shown on any episode or given on the net like the addresses for other planets were in the early years of the show. Can anyone verify these? Faris b 09:43, 17 July 2006 (UTC)

Abydos and Heliopolis Have The Same Address?
According to this page, they do! Surely this is incorrect. --Bark 19:20, 28 July 2006 (UTC)

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I fixed it. I only changed 1 glyph, the explaination in the episode is that they are very close together in space, thus, only 1 glyph is different, someone messed up putting it's address.

--Faris b 19:25, 28 July 2006 (UTC)

 * I remember the episode and knew the addresses were very close together. That's why I was looking closely at them on this page.  I was curious how similar they were to each other.  Then I discovered they were the same!  That's pretty close, LOL.  --Bark 13:03, 31 July 2006 (UTC)

My email address is navad_ben_yisroel@yahoo.com I have been going over the episode Stargate 011 SG-1 S01 E10 The Torment Of Tantalus, it is not until the end of the episode, when they are trying to re-establish contact that you see the gate address, and the two addresses are identical. In Stargate 001 Stargate 1994, the gate address is shown for Abydos on the cartouche. In Stargate 002 SG-1 S01 E01 Children Of The Gods, when O'neill is going to send through the box of tissues, you see the gate address. In Stargate 011 SG-1 S01 E10 The Torment Of Tantalus, toward the end, you see them trying to dial Heliopolis again, and it shows all 6 symbols...the point of origin is earth, the two addresses are identical. Melbol Of Worlds — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2.55.136.139 (talk) 18:18, 15 May 2014 (UTC)

Earth Address from Atlantis
In SG-1 episode 10x03, Earth was dialed from Atlantis as or. Please verify the address given on the page.

Azi 19:01, 30 July 2006 (UTC)

I have just went ahead and changed it to the one you provided, that one with the unknown glyph seems to be from http://www.chevron26.com/estart1.html so I'm not sure how accurate it is.

--Faris b 19:57, 31 July 2006 (UTC)

Genii Homeworld has 7 Symbols
The Genii Homeworld entry has 7 symbols. Is the last one a point-of-origin symbol? If so, from where?

Something odd
On SGA 1x04: 38 Minutes near the very beginning, Atlantis is dialed by pusing five buttons and then the blue button at the bottom of the jumper's DHD.

Most of the symbols do not seem to match those available in the template. The second button pushed appears to be AtlantisGlyph22, but for example the first button pushed is quite clearly not AtlantisGlyph35, although that is somewhat similar. Why only five buttons? And why does that DHD have fake symbols? 67.76.153.199 17:37, 9 August 2006 (UTC)

PROBLEM WITH ARTICLE
There is a BIG problem with the article:

The following section in the list of Milky Way planets is totally invisible except in editing mode, can someone fix it? It seemed to start being corrupt sometime in June/July.

Sorry for all the code, basically, ALL these planets in the list are NOT, repeat NOT showing up on the page but they do show up when you edit it, I am not an expert with this type of coding but I couldn't find anything wrong with it. Can someone look into it?

Faris b 02:44, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks for pointing that out. It was a problem with the citation for Pegasus Project, someone forgot to close the citation so it was putting all that text in it. Konman72 02:58, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

Wow, that was quick! Thank you very much. I noticed it when editing earlier. Also, the Urgo planet address is visible partially onscreen in a certain scene and was given on the old SG-1 showtime website, that is the source.

Faris b 03:18, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Sure thing, thanks for spotting it. Konman72 03:27, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

Satedan Technology
Not sure who filled in the original info on Sateda, but they only had WW II level technology, were limited to radio no television or video of any kind, and had no energy weapons. In fact the radio broadcast was a direct shoutout to one of Winston Churchill's addresses. The energy weapon Ronon Dax uses was found on another world. They were a just recovered feudal society, hence the Chieftan who's referred to on the radio. From the radio you also learn that it took them 200 years to recover from the last culling. None of the Satedans used energy weapons at any time during the episode, they just used regular heavy firearms, probably designed to kill Wraiths. --Basique 03:22, 12 August 2006 (UTC)

I agree and came up with the same conclustion last week regarding their tech, but where did the timeframe of 200 years come from?

Faris b 06:36, 12 August 2006 (UTC)

 * It's on the radio in the background, during the scene where Ronan's wife is first introduced and he tells her that they have no hope. --Basique 12:57, 12 August 2006 (UTC)

Land of Light?
Ok, this may seem weird but what ever happend to The Land of Light? They stopped being mentioned sometime in season 2 or so, they were frequently mentioned as the place that took in refugees many times early on. Did they run out of space?

Faris b 08:12, 12 August 2006 (UTC)

P3X-595
Should P3X-595 be included? P3X-595 is a planet briefly mentioned in Emancipation [1.3] [according to http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Stargate_SG-1 ]

Capt. Carter: What a relief, I've never been so happy to see you guys!

Col. O'Neill: Well, sure you have. Remember that time on P3X-595 you drank that stuff that made you take off--

Capt. Carter: [interrupting] We won't get into that right now!

I concede this is perhaps not the most pressing matter for this list, but it would help to give an idea as to how complete the list needs to be. (a5y 23:38, 1 September 2006 (UTC))

I'd say yes, I thought I added it to the list myself once but I guess it either got reverted or I didn't do it. I've done too much to keep track of what I've done on this page.

Faris b 00:40, 2 September 2006 (UTC)

Ancient address pronunciation
I just tried to figure out a few data on the Ancient method of pronouncing gate addresses, based on the examples of "Praclarush Taonas" and "Taoth Vaclarush". Unfortunately, the two seem to be incompatible. --Grey Knight 11:21, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

Basically, the writers didn't think it through and only made it up to sound cool. But here is what I figured out.

PRA-CLA-RUSH-TA-O-NAS-AT

that's 6 and the AT being the point of origin for Earth. The other names are only 5 syllables so there's no real basis of it.

Faris b 22:27, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

Jack identifies one of the symbols on-screen as "ush", so I think the 'r' goes in "clar". That makes:

 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 35.svg]] - pra
 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 03.svg]] - clar
 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 31.svg]] - ush
 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 29.svg]] - tay
 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 05.svg]] - oh
 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 17.svg]] - nas
 * [[Image:Stargate SG·1 symbol 01.svg]] - at

"Taoth Vaclarush" is, as you mentioned, a syllable too short, and would imply a gate address of rather than  in any case. --Grey Knight 01:25, 2 November 2006 (UTC)

Well, we still don't know exactly how gate addresses are formed, let alone what exactly they are pronounced as. And NO, Jack does NOT identify one of the symbols as USH, but SH. Just SH. So that's a bit of a moot point. I would say it is much more likely it is Pra-Cla-Ru-Sh Tao-Nas, like was one of the suggestions a long time ago. Maybe gate addresses can be pronounced backwards, or maybe the pronounciation has some sort of contraptions to make it easier to pronounce. Maybe two glyphs can form one syllable. How would Ush-Clar-Pra-Oh sound? I for one, would say it is much more likely (from a pronounciation point of view) that syllables only end in vowels and mostly start with consonants. And maybe final A gives an S added, or several such variations. Does Valos Cor make 6 syllables? Does Taoth Vaclarush have sh in it, which Daniel clearly identified as Canis Minor (31) or possibly Orion (30) ? However, that's not my point. My point is we can't make _any_ assumptions about _any_ of the glyphs until we have canon info on it. I'd love to know as well, but I don't think we're gonna find out any time soon. » byeee 15:34, 27 October 2008 (UTC)

MANY french language links
am I the only one who get about 55 identical links to the french version of the template for stargate adresses in the box marked "in other languages" on the far left? (below the wikipedia logo). If this is coded into the article, I could not find out where.

 * I'm getting this too. I messed around with the article a little but couldn't get it to work. Guess someone else will have to figure this one out. Konman72 19:36, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

I tried removing all foreign language links and it still didn't work.

Faris b 19:38, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

Did this just start today? I even did a page history check and they're all messed up like this. If it's any help and this should be viewed ASAP, Google's cache of this page still shows the non-errored version and it's from Oct. 12.

http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:xdpsuDovQFwJ:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planets_in_Stargate+Planets+in+stargate+wiki&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1

View it quickly as they redo the cache about once a week.

Faris b 00:34, 20 October 2006 (UTC)

Also, I tried messing around on French wiki and no luck.

Faris b 00:38, 20 October 2006 (UTC)
 * We should report this to the people who operate thw wikisoftware. Tobyk777 02:40, 20 October 2006 (UTC)

Ok, let's do it then.

Faris b 05:05, 20 October 2006 (UTC)

right here Tobyk777 03:56, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

 * Try the village pump (esspecially the technical one) or help desk next time. I just happen to glance at the admin page since cool stuff sometimes gets reported there.  A template, Template:Milky Way Gate Address is transcluded multiple times on the page, and each one was adding the french interwiki link.  I fixed it here here by adding the noinclude so the interwiki link doesn't get used on the pages that use the template.   Reguards, Kevin_b_er 04:16, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

A big thanks for fixing it from all of us!

Faris b 13:59, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

I don't know why I remember it was something like Pra-Cla-Ru-Sh Tao-Nas. And yes, they seem to be incompatible seeing as only two symbols match (there should be four). Considering the order of symbols can be changed as long as you keep them in pairs (which should seem right if- instead of XXYYZZ - where X, Y, and Z are the three pairs of constellations defining the axis, YYXXZZ and similar should also work. Thus, (and following what I said above), Taoth Vaclarush would be the same as Vaclarush Taoth, so only two sylabbles would differ from Praclarush Taonas. (Pra-Va and Th-Nas). I'll look into it and Sahal/Valas Cor closer, hopefully something will come up. PS. Why is Vagonbrei/Virshinbree missing? PS2. Sorry for the guest posting, I'm not on my main computer.

It doesn't make sense is all I can say. And about Vegonbrei being missing, that is because an anon user removed it, it was shown on the episode, I'll fix that next.

Vala M 13:17, 16 April 2007 (UTC)

Address prefix letter
In addition to the P (planet) and M (moon) prefixes mentioned in the article, the list includes B (B30-255 and BP6-3Q1) and K (KS7-535) ones. Any ideas on what these signify? --Grey Knight 18:59, 1 November 2006 (UTC)

(Joke, out of subject) The target planet cannot be found error...
P4X-404 return an error: http://sdeath.free.fr/divers/sgexplorer.htm ;-)

(The page is from me but I based it on a existing image, if someone knows his author...)

Elektordi 18:25, 11 November 2006 (UTC)

Satedan Settlement Listings
The planet listing indicates that Manaria is home to some of the Satedan settlers. However, the foot-note references are for episodes well before Sateda was ever introduced to Canon - "Underground" (01x08) and "The Storm" (01x10), both Genii-centric episodes.

While it's possible my recollection is off, as far as I'm aware Sateda wasn't even referenced as a culture until Ronon appeared in Runner (02x03). At the time, we're given to believe that all of teh Satedans perished. It's not until Trinity (02x06) that we learn of survivors.

Mardahin 10:09, 12 January 2007 (UTC)

Lantea's designation
Can someone provide a screenshot that shows Lantea's designation is ATL-578?

Vala M 14:23, 28 February 2007 (UTC)

I've found one where Atlantis is designated ATL-984.

http://www.thescifiworld.net/img/zocalo/sga_2x01/sga-2x01-169.jpg

Vala M 14:53, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

As per the timecode i put in WHEN i made the edit (which would have saved me time), here's the screenshot:

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g9/count23/ATL-578.jpg - Count23 07:56, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

Sorry but I couldn't find my DVD recording of the ep offhand and I still can't.

Anyway, thanks for providing it. However, it looks like it says ATL.5-578 to me. And the above, it's designated ATL-984. Was it's designation changed?

Vala M 15:28, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

I dont know, but the designation you provided uses a. rather then a -, which suggests it could be planetary coordinates or just a transponder frequency rather then an actual gate address. Might just be easier to put up both and let readers descide - Count23 01:06, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

We can try that but I don't think too many people will like having more than 1 designation on there.

Vala M 20:47, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

Last Address Dialed in the TV Series (Unending)
Anyone adding the final Stargate address dialed in 10x20 soon?

pobetiger 67.9.157.212 06:06, 18 April 2007 (UTC)

The final address dialed, showed on screen in 10x20 is chevron 2 looks a bit weird, but I guess it is Acquarius (18) but it actually has a little dot on the bottom in the episode, wondering if it's right, can anybody else confirm this?

pobetiger 67.9.157.212 06:41, 18 April 2007 (UTC)

Yeah, it is Aquarius. There seems to be a difference between how the glyphs are displayed on the gates/DHD's and the way they're displayed on the dialing computer. In past seasons, Aquarius also had a dot beside it on the dialing computer.

Vala M 18:04, 18 April 2007 (UTC)

It might also be because the glyphs here on WP are not replicas of the ones used in SG-1, but more similar to the real constellations. Or at least, from what I've seen, some are a little tilted, some are a little more dotty and some miss details. byeee 10:10, 20 April 2007 (UTC)

I agree and have known that. Should the glyph images be redone?

Vala M 14:24, 20 April 2007 (UTC)
 * For that matter, we may also want to include other known points of origin, such as the Abydos symbol. -- SFH 05:45, 26 April 2007 (UTC)
 * Is that the one with the pyramid and the three suns? Chronolegion 12:09, 26 April 2007 (UTC)

Asuras
Can someone please add Asuras to the list? Also, was its address ever shown onscreen? Chronolegion 14:59, 25 April 2007 (UTC)

Wraith Homeworld
Does anyone know if the planet shown in "38 Minutes" was the Wraith Homeworld? I remember it being mentioned that the iratus bugs can be found on several planets. Chronolegion 15:23, 25 April 2007 (UTC)
 * The planet in "38 Minutes" is the same one as in "Rising", and yes, Stargate Atlantis: The DVD Collection 65 confirms that it's the Wraith homeworld. - Sikon (talk) 17:47, 4 May 2008 (UTC)

Graphic
The graphic detailing seven points in space doesn't make any sense at all. A correct graphic would have an x y and z coordinate for departing the gate, an x y and z coordinate for arriving gate, and time.

Not according to information explicitly stated in both the movie and TV series. It might not make much sense (Constellations do not correspond to individual points in space, nor are they identical from different viewpoints), but in the series there are seven points in a Gate address, one the point of origin (the dialing Gate) and the other six the location of the destination Gate. JBK405 23:40, 26 July 2007 (UTC)

I agree that this was stated many times on every media but... doesnt that means that there are only 39 points of origin and thus only 39 stargates? Beside that with 6 points for the destination you create a set of three lines and it is not necessarily true that 2 lines touch eachother in the space, much less 3. Not only this but with only 39 chevrons it simply doesnt have the resolution to compensate for planetary shift in a galatic-wide coordinate system. Even so including a single other chevron would even less sufficienty to triangulate any universe-wide coordinate system, including galaxy shift. Point is that the entire Stargate coordinate system makes no sense in common reality and one should accept it for what it is and accept its pseudo-theory as stated in the TV show that it is. 200.252.229.162 16:22, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Agreed. Actually, six points are unnecessary, as is the point of origin (since there was never any indication of the possiblity of one DHD turning on two *other* stargates). A DHD should be able to assume "from here". However, the points of origin are shown as different on different stargates, while the rest of the symbols are shared. Which is also a bit silly, even if one were to have some reason to believe they were necessary (only reason I can think of is as a string terminator). Another bit that doesn't make sense is the idea that the gate addresses refer to a location in space, rather than the address of a specific gate -- would you build a telephone system that requires you to punch in the street address of the recipient?

 * However -- the diagram is a close duplicate of one drawn on a whiteboard by Daniel Jackson in the film, and this stuff hasallbeen stated, silly or not... so whether it makes sense or not, it's canon.Dodger (talk) 03:43, 2 July 2008 (UTC)

 * The point of origin is as mentioned a different on all gates. The point of origin would be more like a enter button showing the gate that the address has been completely entered. And for the rest calling a gate in the milky way uses 7 chevron -1 for point of origin, so 6 chevrons. Every button pressed gives 5.25 bits of data (2^5.25 = 38 butons). A total of 31.5 bits giving about 3 037 000 500 gate addresses. So there is not like its not enough data. Using the 6 consolations witch all represent a point in space you can then triangulate the gate you want.213.100.153.106 (talk) 08:26, 20 October 2010 (UTC)

Fake addresses
I just removed MANY fake Stargate addresses from the Milky Way Stargate address section. I understand that most people aren't familiar with them and these bad edits go unnoticed for a while. Can something be done about this?

Vala M 22:05, 26 July 2007 (UTC)

Protected status?
Is there any way that we can get this page to be semi-protected against unregistered users? There is a big problem with people adding fake addresses as I mentioned above. Not just from the first 2 seasons where the stock footage of the computer dialing Abydos or Chulak was used but totally fake addresses that were made up by the people who submitted them.

Vala M 19:25, 13 August 2007 (UTC)

Earth address
What is the adress to earth? Wasent on the list... —Preceding unsigned comment added by 217.27.168.196 (talk) 23:49, 2 November 2007 (UTC)

The Earth address is. I got it from watching Sam dial the gate in the first-season episode "Solitudes" (where she and Jack are stuck in Antarctica and she tries to dial Earth but gets a busy signal), but I believe you can see it in some other episodes, too. EmCat24 (talk) 09:27, 13 April 2010 (UTC)

Does no one read this?
I have complained numberous times on here about the constant adding of FAKE Stargate addresses, mostly Milky Way ones to this list and no one has ever proposed to do anything. In fact, before I started watching this page carefully, there were about 50% more gate addresses - all of them fake. Something really needs to be done that doesn't allow anyone to add a gate address without a good reference. So many of them go unnoticed. I realize that most people can't/don't remember which episodes show a gate address but I can.

Vala M (talk) 17:52, 11 February 2008 (UTC)

Merger of Protected Planets Treaty
The Protected Planets Treaty is a nonnotable fictional item in the real world; it wasn't even that much in the foreground of the show. I hereby propose to merge it into a parent article, which would/could be Planets in Stargate. (The merge in itself is probably not very controversial, but the merge target may be, so I'll wait a week or two to see if others have better ideas.) – sgeureka t•c 10:52, 31 March 2008 (UTC)
 * Merged (with a little trim for detail). – sgeureka t•c 21:40, 21 April 2008 (UTC)

Pegasus galaxy
According to Stargate SG-1/Atlantis: The Official Magazine 20, the Pegasus galaxy in Stargate is the Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy, thus supporting the conjecture stated in this article. Should we update the article accordingly? - Sikon (talk) 17:45, 4 May 2008 (UTC)
 * I suggest you say it just like you just said, According to the the official Stargate magaine, the Pegasus galaxy in Stargate is the Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy. That way, everyone can decide on his own how reliable the info is. – sgeureka t•c 20:01, 5 May 2008 (UTC)


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