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User:ScottDavis/plain town names/Queensland

This list was created from the Queensland postcode list and removing the piped link, leaving an unqualified placename. It is the first step in discovering badly-named Australian town articles without a category.

According to the Wikipedia naming policy, every Australian town article should be named with a comma and the state after the town name.

Every blue link on this page should be to either a redirect to a fully-named article, a redirect page with a link to the Australian place, or an article about someone or something else with a link to the disambiguation page that points to the fully-named article.

Over time, I intend to check the blue links, and when they meet the above criteria, remove the blue links to make it easier to check any new pages. If you wish to help, please remove blue links that point to a page as described above. Do not insert disambiguation links into this page.

A
Abbeywood, Abergowrie, Adavale, Adelaide Park, Advancetown, Aeroglen, Airdmillan, Airville, Aldoga, Alice Creek, Alice River, Alligator Creek, Aloomba, Amamoor, Amamoor Creek, Andergrove, Anderleigh, Angellala, Anglers Paradise, Anstead, Applethorpe, Aranbanga, Argoon, Armstrong Beach, Augustine Heights, Avenell Heights, Avoca Vale,

B
Babinda, Baddow, Badu Island, Baffle Creek, Baffle West, Bahrs Scrub, Bajool, Bakers Creek, Balberra, Balcomba, Balgowan, Ballandean, Ballard, Ballogie, Balmoral, Balmoral Ridge, Balnagowan, Bamaga, Bamboo Creek, Ban Ban Springs, Bangalee, Banks Creek, Banks Pocket, Banksia Beach, Bannockburn, Banyo, Bapaume, Baralaba, Barambah, Bardon, Baree, Barellan Point, Bargara, Barker Creek Flat, Barlil, Barlows Hill, Barlyne, Barmaryee, Barmoya, Barnard, Barney Point, Barramornie, Barratta, Barrine, Barringun, Barron, Bartle Frere, Basilisk, Basin Pocket, Battery Hill, Bauhinia, Bauple, Bauple Forest, Bayfield, Bayrick, Bayview Heights, Beachmere, Beaconsfield, Beaver Rock, Beebo, Beechmont, Beelbi Creek, Beenaam Valley, Beerburrum, Beeron, Beerwah, Beilba, Belgian Gardens, Belivah, Bell, Bella Creek, Bellara, Bellbird Park, Bellbowrie, Bellenden Ker, Bells Creek, Belmont, Belmunda, Belvedere, Benair, Benaraby, Benarkin, Benarkin North, Benholme, Benowa, Berajondo, Bergen, Berrinba, Berserker, Biggenden, Biggera Waters, Bilinga, Billa Billa, Bingegang, Bingil Bay, Birkdale, Birnam, Birtinya, Black Duck Creek, Black River, Black Snake, Blackbutt, Blackbutt North, Blackbutt South, Blackdown, Blacks Beach, Blacksoil, Blackstone, Blairmore, Blanchview, Bli Bli, Bloomsbury, Blue Mountain, Bluewater, Bluewater Park, Bluff, Blythdale, Bogie, Bohle, Bohle Plains, Bokarina, Bollier, Bollon, Bombeeta, Bon Accord, Bongaree, Bongeen, Bonogin, Bonshaw, Boodua, Boogan, Booie, Boolboonda, Boompa, Boonara, Boondall, Boondandilla, Boondooma, Boonooroo, Boonooroo Plains, Booral, Booroobin, Booubyjan, Booval, Booyal, Borallon, Boreen, Boreen Point, Boronia Heights, Bororen, Boulder Creek, Bouldercombe, Bowenville, Boykambil, Boyne Valley, Boynedale, Boyneside, Boynewood, Bracalba, Bracewell, Bracken Ridge, Braemore, Branch Creek, Branchview, Brandon, Brandy Creek, Branyan, Brassall, Bray Park, Breadalbane, Breakaway, Breakfast Creek, Bremer, Brendale, Bribie Island North, Bridgeman Downs, Brigalow, Bringalily, Brinsmead, Brisbane Adelaide Street, Brisbane Market, Broadbeach Waters, Broadmere, Broken River, Brookhill, Brookside Centre, Brookstead, Brookwater, Brooweena, Brovinia, Browns Plains, Brush Creek, Bryden, Brymaroo, Buaraba South, Bucasia, Buccan, Buckingham, Buddina, Budgee, Builyan, Bukali, Bulimba, Bullcamp, Bulli Creek, Bulwer, Bundaberg East, Bundaberg North, Bundaberg South, Bundaberg West, Bundall, Bundamba, Bungalow, Bungeworgorai, Bungil, Bungunya, Bunya, Bunya Creek, Bunya Mountains, Buranda, Burgowan, Burketown, Burleigh Town, Burleigh Waters, Burnett Heads, Burrum Heads, Burrum River, Burrum Town, Burton, Bushland Beach, Bushley, Buxton, Bybera, Byellee, Bymount,

C
Cabarlah, Caboolture South, Caboonbah, Caffey, Cairns City, Cairns North, Cairns Orchid Plaza, Calamvale, Calavos, Caldervale, Calgoa, Calingunee, Callandoon, Callemondah, Callide, Caloundra West, Camboon, Cambooya, Cambroon, Camoola, Camp Creek, Camp Hill, Camp Mountain, Campbell Creek, Campwin Beach, Canal Creek, Cania, Canina, Cannindah, Canning Creek, Cannon Hill, Cannonvale, Canoona, Canowindra, Cape Conway, Cape Gloucester, Cape Hillsborough, Cape Moreton, Captain Creek, Captains Mountain, Caravonica, Cardstone, Carina Heights, Carmila, Carole Park, Carpendale, Carrandotta, Carrington, Carseldine, Carstairs, Castaways Beach, Castle Creek, Cattle Creek, Causeway Lake, Cedar Creek, Cedar Grove, Cedar Vale, Cement Mills, Centenary Heights, Centenary Park, Central Plaza, Ceratodus, Chahpingah, Chambers Flat, Charlestown, Chatswood Hills, Cheepie, Chelmer, Chelmsford, Cheltenham, Cherry Creek, Cherwell, Chevron Island, Chirn Park, Chorregon, Churchable, Chuwar, Clagiraba, Clare, Claverton, Clayfield, Clear Mountain, Clifford, Clinton, Closeburn, Cloyna, Cluden, Clump Point, Coalfalls, Cobbs Hill, Cobraball, Cockatoo, Coconuts, Coles Creek, Colevale, Colinton, Collaroy, College View, Colmslie, Colosseum, Commissioners Flat, Comoon Loop, Condamine Farms, Condamine Plains, Coningsby, Conondale, Conway Beach, Coochin Creek, Cooee Bay, Cooeeimbardi, Coolabunia, Cooladdi, Coolmunda, Cooloola Cove, Coolum Beach, Coominglah, Coominglah Forest, Coomoo, Coomrith, Coonambula, Coongoola, Coopers Plains, Coorada, Cooranga North, Cooroibah, Cooroo Lands, Coorooman, Cooroy Mountain, Coorumba, Coowonga, Cooyar, Coppabella, Coquette Point, Coral Cove, Cordalba, Corella, Corfield, Corinda, Coringa, Corndale, Cornwall, Cotton Tree, Cottonvale, Coverty, Cowan Cowan, Cowley, Cowley Beach, Cowley Creek, Craiglie, Craigslea, Cranbrook, Cranley, Crediton, Crestmead, Crohamhurst, Cromarty, Crossdale, Crystal Brook, Cullinane, Queensland, Cungulla, Curra, Currajah, Currajong, Curramore, Currumbin Waters, Cutella, Cuttaburra, Cynthia, Cypress Gardens,

D
D'aguilar Daintree, Daisy Hill, Dajarra, Dakabin, Dakenba, Dalbeg, Dalby, Dalma, Dalrymple Heights, Dalveen, Dalysford, Damascus, Danbulla, Dangore, Daradgee, Dargal Road, Darling Heights, Darra, Darts Creek, Daveson, Dayboro, Daydream Island, Daymar, Deagon, Deception Bay, Deebing Heights, Deep Creek, Deepwater, Deeragun, Deeral, Degilbo, Delan, Derri Derra, Derrymore, Deuchar, Devereux Creek, Devon Park, Diamantina Lakes, Diamond Valley, Dicky Beach, Didcot, Diddillibah, Diglum, Dimbulah, Dingo, Dinmore, Dirnbir, Dirranbandi, Dittmer, Diwan, Dixalea, Djiru, Djuan, Doctor Creek, Dolphin Heads, Domville, Donnybrook, Doolandella, Doomadgee, Doomben, Doongul, Dorrington, Doughboy, Douglas, Downsfield, Dows Creek, Draper, Drayton, Drewvale, Drillham, Drillham South, Drinan, Dromedary, Duaringa, Duckinwilla, Duingal, Dulacca, Dulong, Dululu, Dumgree, Dumpy Creek, Dundarrah, Dundathu, Dundowran Beach, Dundula, Dunk Island, Dunmora, Dunmore, Dunnrock, Dunwich, Durack, Durham Downs, Durong, Durong South, Dutton Park, Dykehead, Dysart,

E
Eagle Heights, Eagle Junction, Eagleby, Eaglefield, Earlville, East Barron, East Brisbane, East Cooyar, East End, East Haldon, East Innisfail, East Ipswich, East Mackay, East Nanango, East Palmerston, East Russell, East Toowoomba, East Trinity, Eastern Heights, Eastlake, Eaton, Eatons Hill, Ebbw Vale, Edens Landing, Edge Hill, Edmonton, Edward River, Egypt, Eidsvold, Eidsvold East, Eidsvold West, Eight Mile Creek, Eight Mile Plains, Eimeo, Einasleigh, Ekibin, El Arish, Elaman Creek, Elanora, Electra, Eli Waters, Elimbah, Ellangowan, Ellen Grove, Elliott, Elliott Heads, Ellis Beach, Elphinstone, Emerald, Emu Park, Emu Vale, Enoggera, Enoggera Reservoir, Epsom, Erakala, Ernestina, Eromanga, Esk, Etna Creek, Eton, Eton North, Etty Bay, Eubenangee, Eudlo, Euleilah, Eulo, Eumamurrin, Eumundi, Eungella, Eungella Dam, Eungella Hinterland, Euramo, Eureka, Eurimbula, Eurong, Euthulla, Evans Landing, Evanslea, Evelyn, Evergreen, Everton Hills, Everton Park,

F
Fairdale, Fairfield, Fairney View, Fairy Bower, Farleigh, Federal, Felton, Felton South, Ferney, Fernvale, Ferny Grove, Ferny Hills, Fifteen Mile, Fig Tree Pocket, Finch Hatton, Finnie, Fisher, Fishermans Pocket, Fishery Falls, Fitzgerald Creek, Fitzgibbon, Flagstone Creek, Flametree, Fletcher Creek, Flinders View, Florida Gardens, Flying Fish Point, Fordsdale, Foreshores, Forest Hill, Forest Lake, Forest Ridge, Forestdale, Formartin, Forsayth, Fortitude Valley, Foulden, Four Mile Beach, Foxdale, Frazerview, Fredericksfield, Frenchville, Freshwater, Freshwater Point, Friday Pocket, Fruitgrove, Fulham,

G
Gaeta, Gailes, Gainsford, Gairloch, Galloways Hill, Garbutt, Garnant, Garners Beach, Garradunga, Gatton College, Gaven, Gaythorne, Geham, Georgetown, Georgina, Germantown, Ghinghinda, Gigoomgan, Gilldora, Gilston, Gindoran, Ginoondan, Giru, Givelda, Glan Devon, Glanmire, Glen Aplin, Glen Boughton, Glen Cairn, Glen Echo, Glen Eden, Glen Esk, Glen Isla, Glen Ruth, Glenarbon, Glenaubyn, Glenbar, Glendale, Glenden, Glenella, Glenhaughton, Glenhaven, Glenlee, Glenleigh, Glenmoral, Glenmorgan, Glennie Heights, Glenorchy, Glenore Grove, Glenrae, Glenrock, Glenroy, Glenvale, Glenwood, Godwin Beach, Gogango, Golden Beach, Golden Fleece, Goldsborough, Good Night, Goodar, Goodger, Goodna, Goodwood, Googa Creek, Goolboo, Goolman, Goomally, Goombungee, Goomburra, Goomeri, Goomeribong, Goondi, Goondi Bend, Goondi Hill, Goorganga Creek, Goorganga Plains, Gootchie, Goowarra, Goranba, Gordon Park, Gordonbrook, Gordonvale, Gore, Gowrie Little Plain, Gracemere, Graceville, Graceville East, Grahams Creek, Granadilla, Grandchester, Grange, Grantham, Granville, Grape Tree, Grassdale, Grasstree Beach, Grays Gate, Great Keppel Island, Great Sandy Strait, Greater Springfield, Green Island, Greenbank, Greenlake, Greenmount, Greenmount East, Greens Creek, Greenup, Greenvale, Greenwood, Gregory River, Gregory River, Greycliffe, Griffin, Griffith University, Groomsville, Grosmont, Grosvenor, Grovely, Guanaba, Gulliver, Guluguba, Gumdale, Gunalda, Gundiah, Gungaloon, Gunnawarra, Gunnewin, Gununa, Gunyarra, Gurulmundi, Guthalungra, Gwambegwine, Gympie,

H
Habana, Haden, Haigslea, Hail Creek, Half Tide Beach, Haliday Bay, Halifax Bay, Haly Creek, Hamilton, Hamilton Creek, Hamilton Plains, Hampden, Hannaford, Happy Valley, Harlaxton, Harlin, Harper Creek, Harrami, Harriet, Harristown, Harrisville, Hawkins Creek, Hawkwood, Hawthorne, Hay Point, Hayman Island, Hazledean, Headington Hill, Healy, Heathwood, Heatley, Hebel, Helensvale, Helidon, Helidon Spa, Hemmant, Hendra, Heritage Park, Hermit Park, Herston, Hervey Range, Hetherington, Hidden Valley, Hideaway Bay, Highfields, Highgate Hill, Highgrove, Highland Park, Highland Plains, Highvale, Hillcrest, Hivesville, Hodgleigh, Hodgson, Holland Park, Holland Park West, Holloways Beach, Hollywell, Holmview, Holts Hill, Homebush, Homestead, Hookswood, Hope Island, Hope Vale, Hopeland, Hornet Bank, Horse Camp, Horse Creek, Horseshoe Bay, Horseshoe Lagoon, Horton, Howard, Hudson, Hughenden, Humeburn, Humphery, Hunchy, Hungerford, Hutton Creek, Hyde Park,

I
Idalia, Ideraway, Ilfracombe, Ilkley, Imbil, Inala, Indooroopilly, Ingham, Inglewood, Ingoldsby, Injune, Inkerman, Innisfail, Innisfail Estate, Innot Hot Springs, Inskip, Inverlaw, Inverness, Ipswich, Iredale, Ironbark, Irongate, Ironpot, Ironside, Irvinebank, Irvingdale, Isis Central, Isis Central Mill, Isis River, Isisford, Isla, Isle Of Capri, Ithaca, Iveragh,

J
Jackson, Jackson North, Jackson South, Jacobs Well, Jaffa, Jambin, Jamboree Heights, James Cook University, Jandowae, Jardine, Jarvisfield, Jellinbah, Jericho, Jerona, Jimboomba, Jimbour, Jimna, Jindalee, Jobs Gate, Johnsons Hill, Johnstown, Jollys Lookout, Jondaryan, Jones Hill, Joskeleigh, Joyner, Jubilee Heights, Julago, Julatten, Julia Creek, Junction View, Jundah,

K
Kaban, Kalapa, Kalkie, Kalpowar, Kamerunga, Kamma, Kandanga, Kandanga Creek, Kanigan, Kanimbla, Kapaldo, Karalee, Karara, Karawatha, Karragarra Island, Kawl Kawl, Kawungan, Kearneys Spring, Kelsey Creek, Kelvinhaugh, Kemmis, Kenmore Hills, Kensington, Kensington Grove, Keperra, Kepnock, Kerrydale, Kewarra Beach, Keysland, Kholo, Kia Ora, Kianga, Kidston, Kiels Mountain, Kilkivan, Killaloe, Kimberley Park, Kin Kora, Kinbombi, Kinchant Dam, Kincora, Kindon, King Scrub, Kingfisher Bay, Kings Creek, Kingsholme, Kingsthorpe, Kinkuna, Kioma, Kippa-Ring, Kirknie, Kirkwood, Kirrama, Kitoba, Kleinton, Kogan, Kokotungo, Kolonga, Koombooloomba, Koongal, Kooralgin, Kooringal, Kooroongarra, Koumala, Kowanyama, Kowguran, Kullogum, Kulpi, Kumbia, Kunda Park, Kunioon, Kuraby, Kurrimine Beach, Kurrowah, Kurumbul, Kurwongbah, Kuttabul, Kynuna,

L
Laceys Creek, Laguna Quays, Laidley Creek West, Laidley Heights, Laidley North, Lake Borumba, Lake Clarendon, Lake Mary, Lake Monduran, Lake Proserpine, Lamb Island, Lammermoor, Lammermoor Beach, Lanefield, Langley, Lansdowne, Larapinta, Latimer, Lavelle, Lawes, Lawgi Dawes, Leafdale, Lefthand Branch, Lemontree, Lethebrook, Leydens Hill, Lilydale, Lilyvale, Limestone, Limestone Creek, Limestone Ridges, Limevale, Linden, Lindum, Linthorpe, Linville, Littabella, Little Mountain, Lockhart, Lockyer, Lockyer Waters, Logan Central, Logan Reserve, Logan Village, Logandale, Loganholme, Loganlea, Lonesome Creek, Long Flat, Long Island, Long Pocket, Lotus Creek, Lower Cowley, Lower Cressbrook, Lower Mount Walker, Lower Tenthill, Lowmead, Lowood, Lumeah, Lundavra, Luscombe, Lutwyche, Lynford, Lyra,

M
Ma Ma Creek, Maadi, Macalister, Macfarlane, Machans Beach, Machine Creek, Mackenzie River, Macknade, Maclagan, Maclean, Macleay Island, Macrossan, Maidenhead, Maidenwell, Main Beach, Malarga, Malling, Malmoe, Malu, Manapouri, Mandalay, Maneroo, Mango Hill, Manly West, Mannuem, Manoora, Manumbar, Manunda, Manyung, Marcoola, Marcus Beach, Margate Beach, Maria Creeks, Marian, Marodian, Maroochy River, Maroondan, Marsden, Marshlands, Martynvale, Martyville, Marys Creek, Maryvale, Mater Hill, Mater Hospital, Maudsland, Maxwelton, May Downs, Mccutcheon, Mcdesme, Mcdowall, Mcewens Beach, Mcilwraith, Mcintosh Creek, Mckinlay, Meadowbrook, Meadowvale, Meandarra, Meeandah, Meikleville Hill, Melawondi, Melrose, Mena Creek, Mentmore, Menzies, Merinda, Meringandan West, Merlwood, Mermaid Beach, Mermaid Waters, Merrimac, Merritts Creek, Merryvale, Mia Mia, Miami Keys, Miara, Mica Creek, Middle Ridge, Middlemount, Middleton, Midgee, Midgeree Bar, Mighell, Miles, Miles End, Millaa Millaa, Millaroo, Millbank, Millmerran, Millmerran Downs, Millmerran Woods, Millstream, Millwood, Mimosa, Min Min, Minden, Mingela, Mingo, Minnamoolka, Minnie Downs, Minyama, Mirani, Miriam Vale, Miriwinni, Missen Flat, Mitchelton, Miva, Moffat Beach, Moffatdale, Moggill, Molangul, Molendinar, Mona Park, Monal, Monduran, Mondure, Monkland, Monogorilby, Monsildale, Monto, Montville, Mooga, Moolboolaman, Mooloo, Mooloolah, Moombra, Moomin, Moondooner, Moongan, Moonie, Moore, Moore Park, Moores Pocket, Moorina, Moorland, Mooroobool, Moorooka, Moraby, Morayfield, Morella, Moresby, Morganville, Morinish, Morinish South, Morton Vale, Mosquito Creek, Motley, Mount Abundance, Mount Alma, Mount Archer, Mount Bindango, Mount Binga, Mount Byron, Mount Carbine, Mount Chalmers, Mount Charlton, Mount Coolon, Mount Coolum, Mount Coot-tha, Mount Crosby, Mount Debateable, Mount Delaney, Mount Emlyn, Mount Enniskillen, Mount Fox, Mount Gardiner, Mount Garnet, Mount Glorious, Mount Gravatt East, Mount Hutton, Mount Irving, Mount Kelly, Mount Kynoch, Mount Lawless, Mount Lofty, Mount Louisa, Mount Luke, Mount Maria, Mount Marshall, Mount Martin, Mount Mceuen, Mount Mee, Mount Molar, Mount Molloy, Mount Moriah, Mount Mort, Mount Nathan, Mount Ommaney, Mount Ossa, Mount Pelion, Mount Perry, Mount Peter, Mount Pluto, Mount Rascal, Mount Rooper, Mount Samson, Mount Sheridan, Mount Stanley, Mount Steadman, Mount Surprise, Mount Surround, Mount Sylvia, Mount Tamborine, Mount Tom, Mount Tyson, Mount Urah, Mount Walker West, Mount Warren Park, Mount Whitestone, Mount Wyatt, Mountain Creek, Moura, Mourilyan, Mourilyan Harbour, Mowbray, Moy Pocket, Mp Creek, Mt Britton, Muckadilla, Mudjimba, Mudlo, Muirlea, Mulambin, Mulara, Muldu, Mulgildie, Mulgrave, Munbura, Mundingburra, Mundoo, Mundowran, Mungabunda, Mungallala, Mungar, Mungy, Muniganeen, Munna Creek, Munruben, Murarrie, Murphys Creek, Murray, Murray Upper, Murrumba Downs, Mutarnee, Mutchilba, Muttaburra, Myall Park, Myrtlevale, Mysterton,

N
Nahrunda, Nanango, Nangram, Nangwee, Nankin, Nanum, Narangba, Narko, Nashville, Nathan, Natural Bridge, Nearum, Nebine, Nebo, Nelia, Nelly Bay, Nerada, Nerang, Netherby, Netherdale, Neumgna, Neusa Vale, Nevilton, New Auckland, New Chum, New Harbourline, New Moonta, Newell, Newlands, Newmarket, Newstead, Newtown, Nikenbah, Nindaroo, Nine Mile, Nine Mile Creek, Ningi, Njatjan, No. 4 Branch, No. 5 Branch, No. 6 Branch, Nobby, Nobby Beach, Nome, Noorama, Noosaville, Norman Gardens, Norman Park, Normanby, North Aramara, North Booval, North Branch, North Bungunya, North Deep Creek, North Gregory, North Ipswich, North Mackay, North Maclagan, North Maleny, North Rockhampton, North Shore, North Talwood, North Tamborine, North Tivoli, North Toowoomba, North Ward, Northgate, Northlands, Norville, Norwell, Norwin, Nudgee, Nudgee Beach, Nukku, Numinbah Valley, Nundah,

O
Oak Valley, Oakdale, Oakey Creek, Oakhurst, Oakview, Obil Bil, O'briens Hill Ocean View, O'connell Ogmore, Okeden, Old Cooranga, Oman Ama, One Mile, Oombabeer, Oonoonba, Ooralea, Oorindi, Opalton, Opossum Creek, Orallo, Orange Hill, Ormeau, Ormeau Hills, Ormiston, Osborne, Ottaba, Owanyilla, Owens Creek, Oxenford, Oxford, Oxford Park, Oyster Creek,

P
Pacific Haven, Pacific Heights, Pacific Paradise, Pacific Pines, Paget, Palen Creek, Pallara, Pallarenda, Palm Cove, Palm Grove, Palm Tree, Palmerston, Palmview, Paluma, Pampas, Paradise Island, Paradise Point, Paradise Point Keys, Paradise Waters, Park Avenue, Park Ridge, Parkhurst, Parkinson, Parkside, Parkwood, Parramatta Park, Parrearra, Pasha, Paterson, Patrick Estate, Pauls Pocket, Peachester, Peak Crossing, Pechey, Peek-A-Doo, Peel Island, Pelham, Pelican Waters, Pentland, Penwhaupell, Peranga, Perseverance, Perwillowen, Petrie Terrace, Pheasant Creek, Philpott, Pialba, Pickanjinnie, Picnic Point, Pierce Creek, Pile Gully, Pilerwa, Pimlico, Pimpama, Pimpimbudgee, Pin Gin Hill, Pinbarren, Pindi Pindi, Pine Hills, Pine Mountain, Pinevale, Pinjarra Hills, Pink Lily, Pinklands, Pinnacle, Pioneer, Pioneers Rest, Piturie, Placid Hills, Plainland, Planland, Pleystowe, Point Halloran, Point Lookout, Point Talburpin, Point Vernon, Pony Hills, Pormpuraaw, Port Alma, Port Curtis, Postmans Ridge, Pozieres, Prairie, Preston, Priestdale, Prince Henry Heights, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Promisedland, Proston, Pullenvale, Punchs Creek, Purrawunda,

Q
Q Supercentre, Queens Beach, Queenton, Quilpie, Quinalow, Qunaba,

R
Raby Bay, Racecourse, Raceview, Raglan, Railway Estate, Rainbow Bay, Rainbow Beach, Rainworth, Ramsay, Rangemore, Rangeville, Ransome, Rasmussen, Ravensbourne, Ravenswood, Raymonds Hill, Redbank, Redbank Creek, Redbank Plains, Redgate, Redhill Farms, Redlynch, Redwood, Reedy Creek, Reids Creek, Rhydding, Richlands, Richmond Hill, Ridgelands, Ringtail Creek, Ringwood, Rio Vista, Ripley, Rita Island, River Ranch, Riverhills, Riverleigh, Riverside Centre, Riverton, Riverview, Robertson, Rochedale, Rockmount, Rockside, Rockville, Rocky Creek, Rocky Point, Rockyview, Rodds Bay, Rollingstone, Ropeley, Rosalie Plains, Rosedale, Rosella, Roseneath, Rosewood, Ross Creek, Rosslea, Rosslyn, Rossmoya, Rossvale, Rothwell, Round Hill, Roundstone, Rowes Bay, Royal Brisbane Hospital, Rubyanna, Rules Beach, Runaway Bay, Runcorn, Runnymede, Rupertswood, Rural View, Rush Creek, Ryan, Ryeford,

S
Sadliers Crossing, Salisbury, Salonika Beach, Samford, Samsonvale, Sanctuary Cove, Sandiford, Sandstone Point, Sandy Camp, Sandy Pocket, Sandy Ridges, Sarina Beach, Sarina Range, Saunders Beach, Scarness, Scotchy Pocket, Scrub Creek, Scrubby Creek, Scrubby Mountain, Seaforth, Selene, Sellheim, Septimus, Seven Hills, Seventeen Mile, Seventeen Mile Rocks, Seventeen Seventy, Severnlea, Sexton, Shailer Park, Sharon, Sheldon, Shell Pocket, Shelly Beach, Sherwood, Shirbourne, Shoal Point, Shoalwater, Shute Harbour, Silkstone, Silkwood, Silkwood East, Silver Creek, Silver Pinch, Silver Ridge, Silver Spur, Silver Valley, Silverleaf, Silverleigh, Simmie, Sinnamon Park, Skyring Reserve, Slacks Creek, Slade Point, Smithfield, Smithlea, Smoky Creek, Soldiers Hill, Somerset Dam, Sorrento, South Bank, South Bingera, South East Nanango, South Gladstone, South Innisfail, South Johnstone, South Kolan, South Mackay, South Mission Beach, South Molle, South Ripley, South Stradbroke, South Talwood, South Toowoomba, South Townsville, South Trees, South Yaamba, Southbrook, Southtown, Sovereign Islands, Splinter Creek, Spring Bluff, Spring Creek, Spring Hill, Springbrook, Springfield Lakes, Springlands, Springside, Springsure, St Agnes, St Aubyn, St Helens, St Johns Wood, St Lawrence, St Mary, Stafford, Stafford Heights, Stamford, Stanage, Stanwell, Stapylton, Stewarton, Stockhaven, Stockton, Stockyard, Stonehenge, Stonelands, Stoneleigh, Stones Corner, Stony Creek, Stoters Hill, Stratford, Strathfield, Strathpine, Stuart, Studio Village, Sturt, Sugarloaf, Sumner, Sun Valley, Sundown, Sunny Nook, Sunnyside, Sunrise Beach, Sunset, Sunshine Acres, Sunshine Beach, Sunshine Plaza, Surat, Susan River, Suttor, Svensson Heights, Swans Lagoon,

T
Taabinga, Tablelands, Taigum, Takilberan, Talegalla Weir, Tallai, Tallebudgera, Tallebudgera Valley, Tallegalla, Talwood, Tambo, Tamborine, Tamborine Village, Tanah Merah, Tanawha, Tanbar, Tanby, Tandora, Tangalooma, Tannum Sands, Tannymorel, Tansey, Tara, Taragoola, Taranganba, Tarawera, Targinie, Taringa, Tarong, Taroom, Taroomball, Tarragindi, Tarramba, Tarrawarra, Taunton, Taylors Beach, Te Kowai, Teddington, Teebar, Teelah, Telina, Tellebang, Teneriffe, Tennyson, Terrica, Tewantin, Texas, Thabeban, Thagoona, Thallon, Thangool, Thargomindah, The Bluff, The Common, The Dimonds, The Gums, The Keppels, The Leap, The Limits, The Mine, The Monument, The Narrows, The Percy Group, The Pines, The Range, The Spit, The Summit, Theodore, Thinoomba, Thompson Point, Thoopara, Thorneside, Thornlands, Thornville, Three Moon, Thulimbah, Thuringowa Central, Thursday Island, Tiaro, Tieri, Timberlands, Tin Can Bay, Tinana, Tinana South, Tinaroo, Tinbeerwah, Tingalpa, Tingoora, Tingun, Tipton, Tirroan, Tivoli, Tocal, Toko, Tolga, Toobeah, Toogoolawah, Toolakea, Toolara Forest, Toolooa, Toombul, Toondahra, Toorbul, Toowong, Toowoomba, Toowoomba East, Toowoomba South, Toowoomba West, Top Camp, Torbanlea, Torquay, Torrens Creek, Torwood, Townson, Townsville, Townview, Trinity Beach, Trinity Park, Trotter Creek, Trunding, Tuan Forest, Tuen, Tugun, Tully, Tummaville, Tumoulin, Tungamull, Turallin, Turrawulla,

U
Ubobo, Ulogie, Umbiram, Underwood, Upper Barron, Upper Brookfield, Upper Coomera, Upper Daradgee, Upper Dawson, Upper Flagstone, Upper Glastonbury, Upper Haughton, Upper Kandanga, Upper Kedron, Upper Lockyer, Upper Mount Gravatt, Upper Stone, Upper Tenthill, Upper Yarraman, Urangan, Urraween, Utchee Creek,

V
Vale View, Valkyrie, Varsity Lakes, Vasa Views, Ventnor, Veradilla, Vergemont, Victoria Hill, Victoria Plains, Victoria Plantation, Victoria Point, Vincent, Vinegar Hill, Virginia,

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Tovariševo

Tovariševo (Товаришево) is a village in Serbia, in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. The village has a Serb ethnic majority and its population numbering 3,102 people (2002 census).

Name
In Serbian, the village is known as Tovariševo or Товаришево, in German as Towarisch, in Hungarian as Bácstóváros (or former Tovarisova), and in Croatian as Tovariševo.

Geography
Tovariševo is located in the South Bačka District. Administratively it belongs to the municipality of Bačka Palanka.

History
Tovariševo is one of the old Serb communities of Vojvodina, first mentioned in 1543, during Ottoman administration. It administratively was part of the Ottoman Sanjak of Segedin. In the end of the 17th century, the village was abandoned, but was repopulated in the beginning of the 18th century, during Habsburg administration. A description from the end of the 18th century (by András Vályi) states that "Tovarisova is a Rac (Serb) village in Bács county. The landowner is the Royal Hungarian Chamber and the population follows the old faith (i.e. Orthodox). The black soil gives wheat, barley and oats, the village has an oak forest and a bad vineyard; it hasn't any water, but after the long autumn rains the soil became sodden; it lacks reed but it has silk-beetles. The nearest market-town is Újvidék (Novi Sad), where people can earn money from the sale of cattle."

Until 1848, the village was part of the Batsch-Bodrog County within the Habsburg Kingdom of Hungary. In 1848-1849 it was part of autonomous Serbian Vojvodina, while from 1849 to 1860, it was part of the Voivodeship of Serbia and Banat of Temeschwar, which was a separate Habsburg crownland. After abolishment of the voivodeship, in 1860, the village was again included into Batsch-Bodrog County.

In 1787 population of the village numbered 1,490 inhabitants, while until the middle of the 19th century number of inhabitants was enlarged to 2,945. After 1843, a German minority settled in the village next to the Serbs, and they built a big Roman Catholic church dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo in 1882. The population of Tovariševo was 3,439 (2,281 Serbs and 844 Germans) in 1880.

Since 1918, the village is part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (renamed to Yugoslavia in 1929). In 1921, population of the village was 3,875, mostly Serb, while 850 inhabitants were Germans. From 1918 to 1922, the village was part of Novi Sad county, from 1922 to 1929 part of Bačka Oblast, and from 1929 to 1941 part of Danube Banovina. During the Second World War, from 1941 to 1944, the village was under Axis occupation and was attached to Horthy's Hungary.

In 1944, Soviet Red Army and Yugoslav partisans expelled Axis troops from the region and village became part of the new socialist Yugoslavia. Local German population mostly fled from the area together with defeated German Army. Since 1944, the village is part of the autonomous province of Vojvodina, which in 1945 was included into People's Republic of Serbia within Yugoslavia.

Demographics
In 2002 the population of the village numbered 3,102 people, including 2,583 Serbs, 278 Roma, and others.

Historical population

 * 1961: 3,581
 * 1971: 3,381
 * 1981: 3,297
 * 1991: 3,043
 * 2002: 3,102
 * 2011: 2,657

Sights
In the middle of the village stands the baroque Serb-Orthodox Church, dedicated to Saint Gregory the Theologian (Bogoslov) and the Roman Catholic Church. The latter is almost derelict because today it has only a weak Croatian and Hungarian congregation.

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Changi Depot

Changi Depot is located in Changi near Koh Sek Lim Road, Singapore.

Changi Depot comprises a train yard, which can hold a capacity of 46 trains and has an area of 250000 m2. The depot is used for both train inspection and deployment of trains to the East West line. The depot was up and running in late 1980s when the East West line was completed. This depot is beside the NEWater Visitor Centre and is near Expo MRT station.

The depot is located between Expo station and Tanah Merah station on the East West line and has 2 reception tracks: 2 tracks westbound towards Tanah Merah station.

The depot will be replaced by the East Coast Integrated Depot in 2026.

History
On 6 November 1983, the large part of the Changi Depot land was acquired for the MRT stabling yard. To construct the MRT depot, the Kampong Koh Sek Lim was cleared by December 1983, and residents had moved to Tampines and Bedok.

Incidents
On 18 May 2010, a Kawasaki Heavy Industries C151 train carriage was deliberately vandalised in the depot. Elaborate graffiti was drawn on the lower half of the carriage.

A Swiss national, Oliver Fricker was charged with three charges of trespassing into the depot on the early hours of 17 May and vandalising the train by spraying paint and damaging public property by cutting a wired fence into property belonging to the Land Transport Authority. Another British national has also been named as being involved in the case. However, his whereabouts are unknown.

SMRT apologised for the security lapse on 8 June 2010. It reviewed the security measures in all depots together with the authorities. All personnel of the security companies, employed by SMRT, have been instructed to step up vigilance. The number of security personnel and patrols at each depot has been increased.

SMRT was fined S$50,000 for this incident.

Upgrading
In August 2012, plans were announced to replace the existing Changi Depot, which will be demolished. A new depot, East Coast Integrated Depot, will be built beside the current site. The depot will house the rolling stock of the East West, Downtown and Thomson–East Coast lines. The facility is an underground (66 tracks for DTL), at-grade (62 tracks for TEL) and elevated depot (72 tracks for EWL) spread over three levels for each line. In August 2014, it was announced the completion date will be in 2026.

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Ulu Pandan Depot

Ulu Pandan Depot is a depot near Jurong East, Singapore and it serves the trains on the North–South Line and East–West Line.

It has a capacity of 45 trains and has an area of 130,000 square metres. Train inspections are carried out at this depot.

Commuters can have a glimpse of it while on a train between Clementi and Jurong East stations. It is located off Toh Tuck Avenue and sits along Toh Tuck Avenue. The depot is located between Clementi station and Jurong East station on the East West line and has 3 reception tracks: 2 tracks Westbound towards Jurong East station and 1 track Eastbound towards Clementi station.

History
Hiap Shing had won the contract for the earthworks at Ulu Pandan Depot on 13 August 1985.

Plans have also been made for the expansion of Ulu Pandan MRT Depot, with LTA commissioning an engineering study in 2015.

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Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell

Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell is a play by Keith Waterhouse about real-life journalist Jeffrey Bernard. Bernard was still alive at the time the play was first performed in the West End in 1989.

Background
Bernard wrote the "Low Life" column in The Spectator. The play's title refers to the magazine's habit of printing a one-line apology on a blank page when he was too drunk or hung-over to produce the required copy and a substitute article could not be found before the deadline for publication. Its premise is that Bernard has found himself locked in overnight at his favourite public house, The Coach and Horses, and uses the occasion to share anecdotes from his life with the audience. A highlight of the play is a trick involving a glass of water, a matchbox, and an egg which must remain unbroken at the end of the trick. This trick is more fully described in an obituary of Keith Waterhouse in The Guardian.

Original run
Often remembered as a one-man show, but in fact packed with characters performed by a versatile supporting cast of four, Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell was a highly successful vehicle for its original star Peter O'Toole. The show opened in Brighton in September 1989, moved to Bath and made its triumphant London debut at the Apollo Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue in October. O'Toole also appeared in a later revival at the Old Vic. The Old Vic run was sold out and on 23 August 1999 the London Evening Standard published a 'Bluffer's Guide' to enable readers to pretend they had seen it: "thereby allowing dinner party conversations and watercooler debates to run their course unhindered by ignorance."

A filmed version of the stage play was shot at the Old Vic Theatre with a live audience and was released in both full and abridged versions.

Later versions
O'Toole was followed in the part by Tom Conti who starred in a revival of the play until September 2006 at the Garrick Theatre in London. The part has also been played by James Bolam, Dennis Waterman, Robert Powell and more recently Simon Hill in the Frayed Knot Production of the play.

A radio adaptation starring John Hurt was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 15 August 2015 and repeated on 18 February 2017 following the death of John Hurt.

The play's American premiere was in 1993 at the Kavinoky Theatre in Buffalo, NY. It starred David Lamb and was directed by Robert Waterhouse, the author's son. (Keith Waterhouse attended the preview and gave a single note, about a sound cue. He cites it as his favourite 'out of town production' in his memoir, Streets Ahead.) The team reprised the production in 2004.

In May 2019 the play was adapted as a one man show to be performed in The Coach and Horses, starring Robert Bathurst with the adaptation and direction by James Hillier. The production, running from May 7 to June 1, featured Saturday evening performances starting at midnight, followed by a traditional Soho "lock in" until 5:00 a.m. The sold-out production was extended with additional performances. The site specific version with Bathurst once again in the title role was revived at The Coach and Horses in October & November 2023 and extended through February 2024

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Talk:Kukl (band)

Wikification
This artical has some good stuff, it's just very poorly sorted out and strangely worded. Not worth completely scrapping. I started working on it, but I probably won't have time to finish it...

Shamrox 07:33, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

Cleanup
You put a cleanup notice on KUKL and I would like to improve it. What's wrong with it and how should I improve it? Regards, Luis María Benítez 22:25, 20 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Maybe you considered that some paragraphs are mere weasel statements, but in fact, I put all I’ve found about the band. These reviews were published by music publications that talked about this band. I don’t know anything about other publications and thoughts, because the band’s importance was limited to Iceland and Europe, but in the under music scene. So, I suppose that alternative music publications would only have good comments about these kind of bands, and that it wouldn’t go the same way with more commercial ones. I don’t know, but in any case I put the name of the publications and the date. Notice that these works were freely distributed in connection to concerts, and stuff like that. In other cases it is just a group of reviews gathered at different sites.

I wish I could find opposite opinions, but apparently no one wastes their time in criticizing something: when writing about music, people tend to worship. If the content of these section is considered unbiased I could remove it and change some lines. Please, let me know what do you see I did wrong, because I would really like to make it better. I’m not asking you to do it, that’s why I’m here: to correct my mistakes. Kind regards, Luis María Benítez 22:48, 27 August 2005 (UTC) P.S.: Apparently I already left two identical messages here, the page said there was an error and I wrongly pasted two messages (sorry).

 * Hi Luis, Please note that a 'cleanup' tag isn't intended as a critisism aimed at you or the work you've put in so far, but as a way of drawing attention to the page so that other wiki editors can give their input, so please don't take the tag I added personally, I drop them in all over the place where I feel that articles can be improved, but don't have the time or background knowledge on the subject to do it myself.

 * Regarding the KUKL article, the content itself is fine as far as I can see, but I'm guessing that English is not your first language, therefore it would be good for someone else to read it through and edit it down a bit and make it easier to read. (Please note that I'm unable to write in any language at at all other than English, so I totally admire your efforts in creating this page!)

 * I would say that the page needs cleanup mainly in terms of grammatical improvement, some editing down and re-organising of sentences, and rewriting of some POV passages in order to 'nuetralise' the 'fans' point of view (you don't need to find 'opposing' views, just tone down terms like 'legendary', etc). This doesn't apply to the quotes from the music press (these look fine to me, and are perfectly valid in an encyclopedia provided they are referenced as quotes, which you have done, and not presented as the page author's own opinion).

 * In summary, the page just needs a good copyedit.

 * I hope this explains why I added the tag, keep up the good work!

 * By the way, I was at the KUKL gig reviewed by Dave Tibet (with Chumbawamba and Flux of Pink Indians but was too drunk to remember much about it! quercus robur 09:22, 28 August 2005 (UTC)

LMB reply
I deeply thank you for the complete reply. This way you allowed me understand what are my weak points when writing articles. I found very useful that you highlighted my mistake of putting the word “legendary”. I will correct this and other articles where I could have used similar adjectives without taking into consideration that were mostly personal remarks or the quotes of just a pinch of a broader audience’s opinion. On this opportunity I was referring to Megas. Well, I just wanted to highlight his importance, because he was the one who brought rock to Iceland (early 1970s) or so to speak. Of course, I’ve never thought this tag was against me or the topic. I just wanted to know what was wrong so that I wouldn’t make the same mistake twice. I welcome all comments about this and other of my works so that I could improve the forthcoming articles. Again, all this has been very useful, so thanks a lot. Best regards, Luis María Benítez 13:36, 30 August 2005 (UTC)

Fair use rationale for Image:KUKL (Press release for Naughty Nought).jpg
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Fair use rationale for Image:KUKL (The Eye).jpg
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KUKL translation
Medieval Icelandic for sorcerer? Somebody is making a joke. Kukl is a modern Icelandic colloquil term for feces. LOL ColDickPeters (talk) —Preceding undated comment was added at 18:59, 29 January 2009 (UTC).
 * Late to reply but no - kukl is not feces. --Stalfur (talk) 10:03, 12 November 2017 (UTC)

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The Conflict in Palestine

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The result of the debate was merge and delete. Ingoolemo  talk  19:35, 2005 September 6 (UTC)

The Conflict in Palestine
Substantial overlap with existing articles -- Dhartung | Talk 09:23, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Well then see what can be done to merge with those articles. Raven4x4x 09:49, August 28, 2005 (UTC)
 * Comment: I was going to request a merge, but it seemed to be that should be done by persons with a better knowledge of the topic and extant articles. For instance, I didn't know about Arab-Israeli conflict at all. --Dhartung | Talk 22:36, 28 August 2005 (UTC)

 * Reserved likely merge. At least it's well sourced and footed, if we did have an article on this as a single topic, what would it be called?. Alf 13:17, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Merge with Palestine_%28region%29. Manik Raina 13:54, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Comment: Palestine_%28region%29 properly talks about the region, not the conflict. We have Arab-Israeli conflict, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli-Palestinian conflict timeline and probably too many more articles focusing on the conflict.  ←Humus sapiens←ну? 21:21, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete after salvaging useful and non-duplicating and encyclopedic information into many existing articles. To anon creator: please use search function before creating new articles.  ←Humus sapiens←ну? 21:16, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Merge and redirect. I think this is some student's essay or something. Andrew pmk | Talk 21:57, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete not NPOV, material available elsewhere in the wikipedia. Vonfraginoff 22:02, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Certainly do not merge content that is hopelessly NPOV. Delete. Dottore So 22:51, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete Content covered elsewhere, also too POV. --Heptor 16:13, 1 September 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete as per Humus sapiens. Alf 14:54, 2 September 2005 (UTC)

Three articles to merge

The page contains three discreet articles (on Palestine, The West Bank, and The Gaza Strip), each with separate sources and word counts. (Why word counts? Are they copied from something else? If so, I can't find it online.) The material appears factual enough, and thus worth merging into the three articles that have the same names. Veg0matic 16:25, 28 August 2005 (UTC)

 * OK, I take back my merge vote. Delete. Veg0matic 00:29, 2 September 2005 (UTC)
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1942–43 South African cricket season

The 1942–43 South African cricket season saw only two first-class games. South Africa was involved in the Second World War and with the war came austerity and cricket matches played for the Currie Cup were considered too frivolous to be played in a country at war. There were only three first-class games played in South Africa during it. The two games played in 1942-43.

Air Force XI v Rest of South Africa (26–27 December)
Rest of South Africa beat Air Force XI by 5 wickets

Scorecard

First South African Division v Rest of South Africa (13–14 March)
First South African Division drew with Rest of South Africa

Scorecard

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Forest cafe

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The result of the debate was to delete the article. --Canderson7 14:56, September 6, 2005 (UTC)

Forest cafe
Although I realise that content isn't a reason for deletion, this page has clearly been written by someone employed there. I've been a resident in Edinburgh for nearly 10 years now and I don't think this cafe is anyway near notable enough for inclusion. Leithp 09:24, August 28, 2005 (UTC)

 * Marginal keep . Clearly an ad, but with some trimming the article might serve as a small signpost to an almost notable community center. Collabi 09:26, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete Is a small cafe in Edinburgh (even a not for profit one) notable enough for an encyclopaedia--Porturology 10:27, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete, as per User:Leithp Pilatus 10:46, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. i'm regularly amazed by the apparent hesitation on the part of some deletion voters re blatant marketing pages. it's not like a good article can't be written later (after deletion). away with it. there's nothing to save. SaltyPig 12:26, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Badvertisment. Alf 13:19, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete Been around for a while but not notable enough for an encyclopaedia entry. --Cactus.man 15:13, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete; non-notable. Jaxl | talk 15:43, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * I keep hearing nice things about it, but do please delete. Non-notable. Shimgray 16:31, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Not notable enough for an encyclopedia, even one that is not paper. -- DS1953 18:41, August 28, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Andrew pmk | Talk 21:56, 28 August 2005 (UTC)

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Talk:Diprotodontia

obsolete taxonomic schema
I have begun the work of updating the diprotodont entries in wikipedia to conform with the division of phalanderida into phalanderiformes and macropodiformes. I have modifies the possum, and phalangerida entires to concord as well however all other entries for animals that were in phalangerida must be checked and changed as needed. Expertise is not required to make these changes, simply read the section in this entry describing the change and ensure that other entries comply. 28 AUG 2005
 * I have completed this task. I've doubled checked things against MSW3, making changes as needed. - UtherSRG (talk) 20:19, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

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Those two images don't seem to have much in common, and I'm not sure how the first one would add to the article that isn't provided by the photo that's already there. I'm removing the image request, but if someone wants to put it back, please just add a clear explanation of what you'd like the article to illustrate, so photographers or librarians have some idea what to look for. Thanks. —Tim Pierce (talk) 15:43, 14 October 2013 (UTC)

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Hi, I've been watching the various edits on the martial arts pages with great curiosity. I've tried to stay out of the actual substance of the debates but have just tried to move things to talk pages and encourage people to discuss disputes there rather than continually reverting articles, and tried to ensure that the articles conform the the wikipedia policies regading neutraity. Thanks for posting comments on the talk page. I just thought I'd point out that new comments are generally placed at the bottom of a talk page. You can (and should) sign your comments using four of these '~' tilda signs. That way everybody knows who left the comment and can reply. Also, leaving comments on teh talk page is generally more effective than long description in the edit field because it allows other people to discuss. edit field text should be brief - eg - remove external link. I hope you're all able to come to an agreed position on these articles. I think I might stop following them as closely in future. -- Adz 02:43, 16 December 2005 (UTC) .

 * Hi. Thanks for the message. I'm sorry I have been neglecting the martial arts pages. To be honest, I got a little bit tired of all the rivalry and with all the IP number usernames, it became a bit difficult to follow who as been accusing whom of what. I'd kind of resolved to take a brake from it and try to re-write it as NPOV as I can after Christmas/New Year. I think I follow what's been going on and I take your point, but I'm reluctant to 'take sides'. The solution as I see it is to rewrite the article so that it is a NPOV as possible and provides as much info as possible, then try to get everyone to agree to it and leave it alone. Failing that, I think there is a chance that someone will just come along and nominate it for deletion. I'll probably be offline for the next little while as I'm going to FNQ for the silly season. Have fun. -- Adz 12:28, 22 December 2005 (UTC)

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Indian Pass, Florida

Indian Pass is a small area on the south coast of Gulf County, Florida, 8 miles south of Port St. Joe. It promotes itself as an uncrowded haven for sports fishermen and water enthusiasts, and for dining featuring locally caught oysters. A ferry provides access to a wildlife sanctuary on St Vincent Island. Indian Pass is commonly thought of as one of the last bastions of "Old Florida" living.

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Talk:Ruminant

- Maybe I just don't explore enough Wikipedia pages, but this article is quite strange. A brief synopsis of the topic (thanks to those who contributed to it), and then a section on an irrelevant issue of whether the bible is in error when it refers to rabbits (note: not a "Ruminant"!) as an animal that "chews the cud". Two of the three external reference links in the article are links to religious apologetics (of rather poor quality) that essentially (after a bit of handwaving), conclude that "in a sense", or that "it would be hard to deny", that rabbits do chew the cud (because they eat their own poop) and so the bible is not in error. I don't see how the inclusion of this section can be defended as germane to the article topic. Rabbits are not ruminants, and so the question of whether they metaphorically "chew the cud" by eating poop so as to be consistent with what the bible states is irrelevant. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 98.192.79.247 (talk) 20:12, 13 July 2008 (UTC)

- Ruminants are the world's second biggest producers of methane, which is considered to be an extremelly efficient greenhouse gas when free in the atmosphere. Maybe there should be something on this topic in the article. See Natural gas and Methane.

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Ruminants contains different components to their digestive systems than monogastrics, it is made up of a mouth, oesophagus, crop, stomach, gizzard, small intestine, caecum, large intestine and anus.

-Oy, the above poster is talking about birds, and not ruminants! A bird's gizzard contains pebbles ingested to mechanically grind down food, because birds have no teeth to chew food in the first place, never mind a second time, as ruminants do!64.114.125.128 Rootlet (talk) 02:21, 27 December 2013 (UTC) 02:18, 27 December 2013 (UTC)

Camels
Are we sure camels chew a cud? (Ruminate). My confusion lies with how Camels are apparently not kosher, yet they have cleft hooves, and here it's claimed they Ruminate. Is there a difference between being a Ruminant and chewing a cud? njaard 21:38, 25 September 2005 (UTC)

The glucose concentration in the rumen is vanishingly small (many many literature souces vouch for this). Rather, cellulose is broken down primarily into acetic acid, propionic acid and butyric acid in the rumen. Could someone with a better facility for the English Language please correct this asap. Please contact me if you would like to know more of the physiology of the rumen (studying this is part of my job). Otherwise, camels do chew cud. Some other mammals chew cud but are not strictly ruminants. (comments by User:Dalekmikey|talk)

Camels hooves are only partialy cleft, they need to be totally seperate to be kosher... maybe a GE camel could be ok? lol212.42.10.194 15:12, 12 December 2006 (UTC)

Camelids are Pseudo-ruminants
Camels and other camelids (alpacas, llamas, etc) are technically "pseudo-ruminants" with three- (not four-) chambered stomachs, called C1, C2, and C3. Do camelids chew cud? Yes. When camelids spit at you, they are spitting their cud. Perhaps a separate wikipedia page about Pseudo-ruminants is required. (comments by User:AslanEntropy|talk)

Please refer to pseudoruminant - it could use good contributions! — Preceding unsigned comment added by AslanEntropy (talk • contribs) 17:39, 5 January 2014 (UTC)

Ruminatant
The Colobini ruminate as well Black-and-white colobus, Red colobus and Olive Colobus (Procolobus), so do Red Kangaroos. Kersti Nebelsiek 00:19, 10 May 2007 (UTC)

Religion
Here's just two objections to the recent change.
 * Objection #1: Here's a quotation from the cited article, Do Rabbits Chew the Cud?: Carles (1977) compared cows and rabbits and reached the conclusion that rumination should not be defined from an anatomical point of view (the presence of a four-part stomach), but rather on presence of an adaptation for breeding bacteria to improve food. On this basis he stated that "it is difficult to deny that rabbits are ruminants." In other words, some guy of dubious credibility says we should abandon the anatomical, scientific point of view in favor of one that is only concerned with the end result. Hey, while we're at it, maybe we can redefine people with weak bones as avians.
 * How is the modern English definition of ruminant a factor here? --Ed Brey 17:03, 28 August 2007 (UTC)

 * Objection #2: When all else fails, blame the translation. According to the second cited article, Are Rabbits Erroneously Called Ruminants in the Bible?, 'chew the cud' is the English rendition of the Hebrew MA 'ALEH GERAH, which literally means "raising up what has been swallowed." Isn't it perfectly obvious that "raising up" means regurgitating in this context? How can anyone claim that reingesting droppings is somehow "raising them up"? They're not being raised up, they're going down a second time. The plain meaning of the text is unmistakable to anyone who reads it without preconceived notions of inerrancy.
 * How do you explain that the cecotrope goes down a second time without first somehow being raised up? At so you other claims, do you have any sources do back them up? The statement beginning with "The plain meaning of the text is unmistakable..." is an ad hominin attack that I'd ask you to retract; it basically says that anyone who doesn't see it your way is close-minded. --Ed Brey 17:03, 28 August 2007 (UTC)

And so I'm reverting the article. 63.215.29.15 21:05, 27 August 2007 (UTC)
 * I appreciate your desire to improve the article and your examination and questioning of the sources, but how do you justify introducing unsourced material and other guideline violations as an improvement? I've reverted to the properly and sourced formatted version while the discussion continues. --Ed Brey 17:03, 28 August 2007 (UTC)

I'd appreciate it if you put your responses at the end of my reply rather than inside it, as that increases readability.
 * For a single, simple topic, this is true, but for complex, multi-point topics like this, threaded comments help greatly in maintaining context. Do you have any ideas for a "best of both worlds"? --Ed Brey 17:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

To your first objection: If you felt the English definition of the word "ruminant" wasn't a factor, you shouldn't have quoted an article that suggested it was.
 * I referenced the article because it provide insight into the meaning of the Hebrew word in question. --Ed Brey 17:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

To your second objection: Are you referring to the rabbit's physical act of lifting the cecotrope before it swallows it? By that logic, if a rabbit ate some grass, excreted it out and I picked up the dropping, then I am "raising it up" and therefore chewing my cud. Clearly, the author of the passage wasn't talking about lifting it up with hands or teeth, but raising it up through regurgitation. Why do I say this is clear? Because it's the simplest explanation that best fits the context of the passage.
 * I don't think that there is any dispute that the Hebrew word deals with reingestion by the same organism (versus your example of two organisms). However, you assertion that the method or raising should be takign narrowly could use less subjective justification than "simplest explanation". Could you elaborate? --Ed Brey 17:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

As for being guilty of engaging in ad hominem attacks...hmm. I said that "the plain meaning of the text is unmistakable to anyone without preconceived notions of inerrancy." I think the gist of that remark is true; you've certainly not convinced me otherwise. However, I probably should have said "the plain meaning of the text is fairly clear in my opinion," so, okay, I apologize.

Personally, I think having no sources is far better than having bad sources. I also think that sourcing is unneccessary for something as perfectly straightforward as this. Rabbits don't chew their cud; Leviticus 11:6 says they do; therefore, the Bible is wrong. Who do I need to quote? The Scriptural reference speaks for itself.
 * I appreciate your desire to scrutinize the reliability of the sources, since reliable sources are so important to Wikipedia. What do you see as the pros and cons of each of the sources? --Ed Brey 17:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

But let's skip to the end of this debate, shall we? Apparently, you're not going to tolerate an article on ruminants that says the Bible is wrong. I'm certainly not going to tolerate an article on ruminants that says the Bible is right. I strongly doubt there's any diplomatic way to phrase the facts that will please either of us. So let's just delete everything about religion from the article. This is an article on ruminants, after all, not an article on ruminants in the Bible. 209.247.5.49 23:00, 28 August 2007 (UTC)
 * I'm open to whichever view(s) the evidence supports, and I would hope you are too. A NPOV solution is always possible (see examples); content removal is not the best answer. --Ed Brey 17:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

Unbelievable. Right after I suggest we end the debate, I stumble across the perfect reply to your entire argument. I know it's hypocritical of me to keep going when I said we should shut up, but this is so elegantly flawless I have to share it.

The third chapter of Christopher Hitchens' book God is not Great is entitled "A Short Digression on the Pig; or, Why Heaven Hates Ham." On the subject of pigs, he says, "It is not unknown for them to eat their own young and even their own excrement..."

You suggest that "chews the cud" (MA 'ALEH GERAH) in Leviticus 11:6 should include the shit-eating behavior of rabbits. If that were true, it should also include the shit-eating behavior of pigs. But in the very next verse, Leviticus 11:7 explicitly says that a pig "does not chew the cud" (MA 'ALEH GERAH). Therefore, your argument collapses.
 * There is a refutation for this argument. If you'd be so kind to rephrase the argument in more precise and less offensive language, I'd be happy to provide it. --Ed Brey 17:39, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

I think I've made my point as clear as I can, so I'm going to try and refrain from editing the article or this Talk page any more. I may not even look at it again for awhile, so I won't be tempted to keep blathering. 209.247.5.49 12:13, 29 August 2007 (UTC)

I'm having a lot of trouble finding ANY scientific basis for this "rabbits eat their own feces" thing. It seems to be regurgitated (ha! ha!) on countless Christian-apologist Web sites, but the only scientifice material extant seems to be on, er, rats and shrimp. So are rats now kosher? I'm confused! Edited article to clarify (a) that lagomorphs purportedly eat their own poop (in the absence of any actual proof), and (b) that this hasn't apparently been proven by anybody of note. The excessively dainty "method used by lagomorphs" is, well, silly. If rabbits are kosher because they (theoretically) swallow their half-digested poop-food, then just up and say it, people. --66.129.135.114 15:09, 13 September 2007 (UTC)
 * For the science behind rabbit dropping reingenstion, see the references in Cecotrope and Rabbit. --Ed Brey 18:20, 14 September 2007 (UTC)

Merge with Ruminantia?
Never mind previous edit, rereading text, it is clear that not all ruminants are ruminatia, so makes sense for two articles. Removing merge tags. Montanabw (talk) 20:21, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
 * I think some of the text still refers to the taxon; for example the following sections: "Classification", "Abundance, distribution, and domestication", and "Ruminant physiology". I think some of the papers used here use the phrase "ruminant" to mean the taxon, adding to the confusion. ErikHaugen (talk | contribs) 18:17, 14 December 2012 (UTC)

Which microbes?
The article should say more about the microbes involved in the digestion, as "bacteria, protozoa and fungi" is a bit too general. And I think archaea are missing here. Icek (talk) 07:07, 18 September 2008 (UTC)

Diagram?
I think a diagram would help make this article much clearer. does anyone know where to get one? Nacnud89 (talk) 06:56, 18 November 2008 (UTC)

Replaced:

"Almost all the glucose produced by the breaking down of cellulose and hemi-cellulose is used by microbes in the rumen, and as such ruminants usually absorb little glucose from the small intestine. Rather, ruminants' requirement for glucose (for brain function and lactation if appropriate) is made by the liver from propionate, one of the volatile fatty acids made in the rumen."

With:

Only small amounts of glucose are absorbed from dietary carbohydrates. Most dietary carbohydrates are fermented into VFAs in the rumen. The glucose needed as energy for the brain and for lactose and milk fat in milk production, as well as other uses, comes from non-sugar sources such as the VFA propionate, glycerol, lactate and protein. The VFA propionate is used for around 70% of the glucose and glycogen produced and protein for another 20% (50% under starvation conditions).

Which is a stricter summary of what the two sources say that this article mainly relies on.

Another good source is "Digestion: The Fermentative Processes" in Textbook of Veterinary Physiology by Cunningham and Klein. Fernquestjon (talk) 17:20, 15 April 2012 (UTC)

Suggestion: Redirect or merge with Ruminatia
Ruminatia redirects to the Peccary page. Ruminatia is a suborder of mammals and should redirect to this page, or this page should be retitled to "Ruminatia" and "Ruminant" should redirect here. -AslanEntropy

Ruminants and Climate Change Objections
This section of the article is fairly ignorant of the role of ruminants in nature. While commercial farming has most definitely contributed to climate change, it is not the fault of ruminants. For millions of years, ruminants have roamed the earth. If left up to their natural instincts ruminants, in the natural cycle, actually improve the land and capture carbon in the very grasses they are eating. Regenerative farmers have proven, very successfully, that when ruminants are managed correctly to mimic their natural instances they build soil health, make grasslands flood, erosion, and drought-resistant, and are carbon natural/negative.

Commercial farming has forced ruminants, like cows and sheep, into an unnatural environment to try and force more production out of them in a quicker timeframe. Time = Money. They also feed them feed they were never meant to eat like silage or grain. For an animal that is a large mobile sauerkraut vat, feeding them a large amount of already fermented feed or grain upsets the rumen cycle and causes things like excess methane production.

This section should be updated to show the difference between commercial ruminates and wild/regeneratively managed ruminants.
 * To repeat what someone told me when I first joined Wikipedia back in 2008 - Welcome to Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit (smile) ;) I hope you have a chance to improve the article some time when you're not too busy. Good luck! Cougroyalty (talk) 14:08, 31 March 2021 (UTC)

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The Italian Stallion

The Italian Stallion may refer to:

Film

 * Nickname of Rocky Balboa, the fictional character in Rocky and its sequels
 * A 1970 low-budget film starring Sylvester Stallone in his first film role, originally titled The Party at Kitty and Stud's

Nickname or stage name

 * Johnny Musso (born 1950), American football player
 * Bob Pisani, American television news correspondent
 * The Italian Stallion (wrestler) (Gary Sabaugh, born 1957), American professional wrestler
 * Rocco Siffredi (born 1964), Italian porn actor
 * J.T. Smith (wrestler) (born 1967), American professional wrestler
 * Sylvester Stallone (born 1946), American actor, who played the character Rocky Balboa

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Marsin

Marsin may refer to:

 * Marsin (woreda), a district of Somali Region, Ethiopia
 * Marsin, plural demonym for people from Marsa, Malta
 * Daniel Marsin (born 1951), French politician
 * Ferdinand de Marsin (1656–1706), French general and diplomat

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Talk:Eyedea

Proposed merge
It should definetly not be merged, because idea is independent of E&A, just as E&A is distinct from Eyedea. Links from the 'Eyedea' Wiki page will suffice.

>I don't think there would be a problem if it were to be merged, as long as E&A was kept as a section of Eyedea's information, as Eye did much great work before he and Abilities teamed up.

If anything, make two seperate pages for Eyedea and Abilities. It's really unfair to merge them. As always, the DJ/Producer is underappreciated.

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I think that since we cannot account for the future projects that either Eyedea or DJ Abilities work on, we should really handle this as seperate entries. An entry for Eyedea, an entry for DJ Abilities, and an entry for the combination of E&A. They don't need to repeat information, but simply cross link over to the information that already exists.

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I agree with Grandeandy - they've both done seperate work (Eyedea - The Many Faces of Oliver Hart)

 * Seeing as there's not much agreement here, and the articles were tagged over 6 months ago (27 July 2005), I'm removing the tags. - N (talk) 19:08, 3 January 2006 (UTC)

Eyedea Trivia
that should be included at some point -doesn't drink

Eyedea definitly drinks, Ive drank with him after show in DC on his 23rd birthday, and thats no Bullshit. he was shitface. ONE

-He kicks ass. -He hangs out with noise at the shows that I've been to. Maybe that's his boyfriend or something. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 66.231.121.237 (talk) 02:45, 12 December 2007 (UTC)

What is his name?
Larsen or Averill? 207.67.17.45 (talk) 17:52, 17 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Also, is there a reason that given name "Michael" would be spelled incorrectly compared to more commonly accepted spellings? -- 68.9.50.145 (talk) 21:12, 16 October 2010 (UTC)

 * Micheal is quite a commonly-used though incorrect spelling for Michael, sadly. 64.206.63.50 (talk) 17:30, 20 October 2010 (UTC)tiktok

According to His birth name was Mike Averill. 130.226.173.83 (talk) 12:39, 7 February 2013 (UTC)

That is a mistake. His birth name was Micheal David Larsen, as it states on his birth certificate and death report which are both public information. http://blogs.citypages.com/gimmenoise/2010/10/eyedeas_death_t.php — Preceding unsigned comment added by 97.97.210.52 (talk) 17:47, 17 October 2014 (UTC)

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Sergei Gurenko

Sergei Vitalyevich Gurenko (or Syarhey Hurenka; Сяргей Віталевіч Гурэнка, ; Серге́й Вита́льевич Гуре́нко; born 30 September 1972) is a Belarusian football coach and former player who was a regular in the Belarus national team for nearly 12 years.

Club career
In 1995, Gurenko was transferred to Russian Premier League side Lokomotiv Moscow. His outstanding skills and determination lead him to become one of the leaders of his side, and eventually he left his team for further challenge. In 1999, he became a player of Italian Serie A side A.S. Roma, which cost the club 10.58 billion Italian lire, but couldn't establish himself well there, playing in seven games for his club.

In the 2000–01 season he played for Spanish La Liga side Real Zaragoza, but didn't do well there too, participating in just 11 games and for the 2001–02 season he returned to Italy, playing for Parma AC, making 11 appearances that season.

In the summer of 2003, Gurenko returned to Lokomotiv Moscow, still managed by Yuri Syomin at the time. Despite advancing age, he played for the team for five more years, alternating between several defensive positions such as defensive midfielder, left-back, and right-back.

On 8 December 2008, he moved back to Belarus to play for Dinamo Minsk and retired on 21 August 2009.

In 2014, he briefly joined Belarusian Second League club Partizan Minsk.

On 22 July 2006, Gurenko passed the milestone of 500 competitive games on the highest level, and became a member of the elite club of Sergei Aleinikov. In total, he has played in 612 matches for top league clubs.

International career
Gurenko debuted for the Belarus national team on 5 May 1994, in a friendly against Ukraine and would eventually become the team captain. He ended his national team duty after a row with the manager during preparation for the WC qualifier against Moldova on 3 September 2005.

He is the second most capped Belarusian player, with 80 caps.

As part of the national team won 2002 LG Cup.

Coaching career
After release of Slavoljub Muslin by Dinamo Minsk on 27 July 2009, Gurenko was named new Assistant Coach in the team of new head coach Kirill Alshevskiy. On 21 August 2009, Dinamo Minsk's club officials promoted him to the head coaching position. He replaced Kirill Alshevski.

In 2013, he worked as Slavoljub Muslin's assistant at Russian top division club FC Krasnodar.

On 4 February 2014, Gurenko was appointed an assistant manager at PFC Spartak Nalchik, where he reunited with former Lokomotiv teammate Khasanbi Bidzhiyev, appointed earlier as a head coach.

On 17 June 2023, Gurenko was hired as manager of Ufa. He was dismissed by Ufa on 28 August 2023 after Ufa started the league season with 1 win in 7 games.

Career statistics

 * Scores and results list Belarus' goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Gurenko goal.

Honours
Neman Grodno
 * Belarusian Cup: 1992–93

Lokomotiv Moscow
 * Russian Premier League: 2004
 * Russian Cup: 1995–96, 1996–97, 2006–07
 * Russian Super Cup: 2005

Real Zaragoza
 * Copa del Rey: 2000–01

Parma
 * Coppa Italia: 2001–02

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The World (film)

The World is a 2004 Chinese drama written and directed by Jia Zhangke about the work and the life of several young people moving from the countryside to a world park. Starring Jia's muse, Zhao Tao, as well as Cheng Taishen, The World was filmed on and around an actual theme park located in Beijing, Beijing World Park, which recreates world landmarks at reduced scales for Chinese tourists. The World introduces new technologies like binoculars, coin-operated telescopes, digital cameras, mobile phones and digital services in the theme park as touristic tools to virtually travel around the world, emphasizing the globalization and convenience. It is a metaphor for Chinese society to experience the sense of mobility, but the knowledge is still limited domestically and the environment of simulation is seen as a sense of escaping from the real world. The World was Jia's first film to gain official approval from the Chinese government. Additionally, it was the first of his films to take place outside of his home province of Shanxi.

The film premiered in competition at the 2004 Venice Film Festival on September 4, 2004, but failed to win the coveted Golden Lion, the festival's top award, which ultimately went to Mike Leigh's drama Vera Drake, but which Jia would win two years later with Still Life. The World also premiered in 2004 at the New York Film Festival and would go on to receive a limited release in New York City the following year on July 1, 2005.

Plot
At Beijing World Park, performer Tao (Zhao Tao) is visited by her ex-boyfriend en route to Ulaanbaatar. Her boyfriend Taisheng, a security guard, meets them and insists on driving him to the Beijing railway station. Taisheng, frustrated that Tao refuses to have sex with him, is also busy with fellow migrants from his home province of Shanxi. Chen Zhijun is an introverted childhood friend of Taisheng's who has just arrived at the park; he eventually becomes a construction worker.

Tao, meanwhile, meets Anna, one of the World Park's Russian performers. Though Anna speaks no Chinese, and Tao no Russian, the two become unlikely friends. Anna confesses to Tao that she will quit her job and implies that she must prostitute herself in order to make enough money to see her sister, also in Ulaanbaatar. Later, Tao runs into Anna and it is clear that she has indeed become a prostitute. Anna runs away and Tao cries. Meanwhile, Taisheng is asked by an associate to drive a woman named Qun to Taiyuan so she can deal with her gambling brother, and he eventually becomes attracted to her. The two often meet at her clothing shop, where she tells him about her husband who left for France years ago. Since, she has tried with some difficulty to obtain a visa to join him. Though he pursues her, Qun rejects him.

Taisheng eventually convinces Tao to have sex with him, with Tao threatening that she will kill him if he ever betrays her. His life, however, quickly spirals out of control when Chen is killed in a construction accident. Some time afterwards, Wei and Niu, two other performers at World Park, announce that they plan to wed despite Niu being dangerously jealous and unstable. At the wedding, Tao discovers a text-message from Qun, who has at last received her visa, to Taisheng, saying that their meeting and relationship was destined. Believing that Taisheng has indeed betrayed her, Tao is devastated and cuts off contact with him while she house-sits for Wei and Niu. When Taisheng goes to visit her, she ignores him. Some time later, Taisheng and Tao have succumbed to a gas leak, presumably in their friends' apartment. As the film fades to black, Taisheng's voice asks, "Are we dead?" "No," Tao's voice responds, "this is only the beginning."

Cast

 * Zhao Tao as Tao, the film's heroine, a young woman and a performer at the Beijing World Park.
 * Chen Taisheng as Taisheng, a Shanxi-native who has lived in Beijing for three years. Taisheng has become something of a fixture for Shanxi migrants who come to him looking for a place to work.
 * Jing Jue as Wei, one of Tao's fellow performers.
 * Jiang Zhongwei as Niu, another performer and Wei's possessive and paranoid boyfriend.
 * Huang Yiqun as Qun, a native of Wenzhou, Qun operates a clothing shop, Taisheng's mistress.
 * Wang Hongwei as Sanlai, a friend of Taisheng's and another Shanxi native.
 * Ji Shuai as Erxiao, a Shanxi native and Taisheng's cousin, whom Taisheng has gotten a job as a security guard at World Park. Erxiao is later fired for stealing from the performers while they are on stage.
 * Xiang Wan as Youyou, another performer, Youyou carries on an affair with the park's director and parleys it into a promotion to troupe director.
 * Alla Shcherbakova as Anna, a Russian immigrant and performer at World Park.
 * Han Sanming as Sanming, a relative of Little Sister who comes to Beijing after his death to help his family collect compensation. Sanming reappears in Still Life, Jia's follow-up to The World, this time as a lead actor.

Production
The World was a joint-production by Jia Zhangke's own Xstream Pictures, Japan's Office Kitano, and France's Lumen Films. It received additional financial support from the Shanghai Film Studio and several Japanese corporations including Bandai Visual and Tokyo FM, among others.

The film's nascence began after Jia had lived in Beijing for several years in 2000. After two films based in his native province of Shanxi, Jia decided to make a film about his impressions of Beijing as a world city, after a cousin back home asked him about life in a metropolitan environment. Jia, however, would not began writing the screenplay until after the release of his next film Unknown Pleasures, in 2003 during the SARS outbreak. The screenplay took approximately a year to write, over which time the story slowly changed, such that it became harder to distinguish the fact that it took place in Beijing, and the focus of the setting shifted to that of any large city with many migrants in it. Filming of The World took place on location at the actual Beijing World Park, as well as at an older but similar park, Window of the World, that sometimes served as a stand-in and is located in the southern city of Shenzhen.

The World sets the scene in a World park in Beijing, the capital of China, to present China’s desires and ongoing process of becoming a new global center, and the famous buildings from different countries of smaller sizes are to show a united and harmonious world. Jia is a migrant from Fenyang, Shanxi to Beijing, in his interview he said he “wants to focus on my viewpoint on big cities”. This miniature of a world inside the park presents the migrants wave as a significant global issue.

Legitimization
As Jia Zhangke's first film made with the consent of the Chinese Film Bureau, many felt that Jia's hand would be unduly restricted by Communist bureaucrats. As it turned out, Jia claimed that the main impact of government approval was the ability to screen abroad and at home without major obstacles; Jia stated that, "[F]or me personally, government approval did not markedly change my creative process. My basic principle as a filmmaker stayed the same – to protect the independence of my research on society and people. Whether I shoot openly or in secret, my work cannot be influenced because during the shoot I am a filmmaker and nothing else." Jia attributed the loosening of restrictions as part of the Film Bureau's overall liberalization and acceptance of so-called "outside directors." Outside observers agreed with Jia's assessment, dismissing claims that Jia had compromised his principles and "sold out." One definite result of working within the system, however, was that the film became much easier to produce, as Jia no longer had to worry about interference from the central government or from local officials.

In Mainland China, directors who insisted on independent views and productions were banned from making films. Despite his director status being banned by the Chinese government in 1999, he persisted to make films. In 2004, he was the first banned director to be reinstated after years of campaigning. Advocations by the film industry were one of the reasons that led the Chinese government to reconsider the functions and role of moves as an economic tool.

Jia’s first two films (Xiao Shan Go Home and Pickpocket) were primarily self-funded. He gained recognition after winning awards at Berlin, Vancouver and Nantes. His third film Platform received private funding from Pusan, and his next film Unknown Pleasure was also privately funded with support from international companies. Although raising funds was challenging for him, Jia was able to produce and control his films. When The World was being made, Jia finally received national funding from The Shanghai Film Group along with other companies around the world. The World is his first above-ground film, and with support and funding from China, he was finally approved and recognized as a filmmaker in China.

Creative team
Jia Zhangke's's primary creative team once again returned for The World, including cinematographer Yu Lik-wai, sound designer Zhang Yang, and production houses Office Kitano and Lumen Films. Also returning was editor Kong Jinglei, who had worked with Jia on Platform and would later work with Jia on Still Life and 24 City. With his core team in place, Jia also brought in several new young assistant directors.

In the cast, Jia brought back Zhao Tao, who had starred in the Jia's previous ensemble pieces Unknown Pleasures and Platform, and would go on to star in both Still Life and 24 City. As usual, Jia also had a small part for his friend and classmate Wang Hongwei, who has been in nearly all of Jia's films since his starring role in the short film Xiao Shan Going Home in 1995, filmed while both were still attending the Beijing Film Academy.

Digital technology and realism
Unlike Unknown Pleasures, which only had diegetic music, music was an important feature to The World, which featured snippets of the dance performances that were the park's centerpieces. Music played such an important role that the film was almost considered by some to be a musical. Jia brought in the Taiwanese composer Lim Giong, who had previously worked with Hou Hsiao-hsien, to score the film using primarily electronic music. As stated by Jia, the artifice of the electronic music was to "signify the real emptiness of the lives of Tao and her friends. Life’s heaviness fades when confronted by the silky lightness of dance and music." Jia then tied the music to the animated sequences of the film, wherein Tao's inner thoughts were given life, all to create an "Asian digital life." The animated part reflects both the limiting and liberating potential of new technologies and reminds the world that “analog and digital media, realism and simulation, the local and the global, are in fact contemporaneous phenomena”, as the animation in the film blurs the boundaries between the reality and visual fantasy attractions.

The world is shot in digital and is completed with its flash animation, cellphone as a motif, and electronic music. In fact, during the scene where Erguniang dies, the image of writings on the wall from Erguniang is not actually written on the wall but instead shown through a digital effect. According to Cecilia Mello, The World does not provide a clear division between the real world and the digital/artificial world. It rather "point[s] towards a confusion between both, corroborating the point made in the introduction about the coexistence of contraries, so typical of the reality of China's cities."

The circular discourse is not Jia's fundamental device on film making, but the reversal of the gaze. "The possibility to poke holes in the fictional system rests on the filmed subject's response to the enquiring gaze of the filming subject." Based on the transition from the circular. discourse to the reversal of the gaze, Anna and Tao from the film as an example on the response to the enquiring gaze between each other. Two characters supposed to not communicate with each other due to the language difference, however, the gaze helped them to talk and feel each other's pains and worries. Outside the movie, the transition to the gaze can create an emotional appeal to audiences. Factual elements from Jia's movie resists the seduction of a seamlessly real fiction, "you cannot. reveal the world without the world also bearing witness to your presence."

Social issues
Jia used the created world as people's ideal life, people in the fictional world pretended to be happy. They did not recognize facts and truth between their relationships and real life, but they finally needed to accept the reality that broke their ideal life in the world. It not only demonstrated the phenomenon in the film, but also revealed the issue within the society. "Underneath reality, one does not find confirmation of ideological truths, but truth as an imposed and contingent construct. Film should not directly oppose ideology, but subtly punctuate and therefore fragment the solidity of acquired world-views." Jia used a film to describe a general social problem on the young generation in the society.

Animation
Jia Zhangke experimented with computer animation in The World instead of his preferred observational realism style, to reflect on the power as well as limits of the new technologies. In an interview, Jia mentioned that young people in China rely heavily on cell phones and computers these days. He wanted to explore this through the use of animation — specifically, flash animation. With the help of the Chinese animation designer Wang Bo, the animations are used as a form of narration to render details of urban life into poetic illustrations of daydream.

The animations are used with the intention of helping the characters articulate emotions that are difficult or impossible to express in words. Similarity, the virtual love notes are used to portray a shared, private space for the main couple in the film who are unable to achieve this in their daily lives. In this sense, digital technologies provide a temporary reprieve from the character’s harsh realities and allow for interpersonal communication.

Reception
Domestically, the film was apparently well received among the government officials responsible for its smooth passage through the bureaucratic machine. Abroad, the film was even better received. Four years after its American release, the review aggregators Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic gave the film rating of 71% (with 30 positive reviews out of 42) and a score of 81 (derived from 23 reviews), respectively. American critics found the film to be a stunning portrayal of the disaffected Chinese society navigating modern urban life with Entertainment Weekly calling the film "a glorious achievement", and The Chicago Reader hailing it as "a tragic, visionary work." Manohla Dargis of The New York Times wrote, after The World's premiere at the New York Film Festival, that the film was a "quietly despairing vision of contemporary China with an almost ethnographic attention to detail" but perhaps had an overly "cavalier attitude to narrative momentum." Variety also gave it a positive review, noting that the film "confirms [Jia] as one of the most interesting and insightful chroniclers of the new China." Criticisms of the film generally revolved around the idea that the film was overly long and meandering (a common criticism of Jia's films, see, for example, Unknown Pleasures). Variety mentioned the overly long complaint in its review, as did the review by Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun Times (stating that "either you will fall into its rhythm, or you will grow restless"). Dargis, however, had fewer problems with the film's pace and instead felt that Jia's vision was overly insular, "mesmerized" by World Park with only fleeting glimpses of the city beyond.

Top ten lists
Released in 2005 in the United States, The World appeared on many critics' top ten lists of the best films of that year.

 * 1st – Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader
 * 2nd – Robert Koehler, Variety
 * 6th – Scott Foundas, LA Weekly
 * 6th – J. Hoberman, Village Voice
 * 6th – Andrew O'Hehir, Salon
 * 6th – Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly
 * 7th – Ella Taylor, LA Weekly, tied with 2046 and Tropical Malady
 * 10th – Michael Atkinson, Village Voice
 * 10th – Dennis Lim, Village Voice, tied with Darwin's Nightmare, Mondovino, and Chain
 * [Listed alphabetically] – Peter Rainer, Christian Science Monitor

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