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Lojban/Introduction to Lojban

Loglan
In 1955, sociologist from Philippines Dr. James Cooke Brown began work on Loglan, a constructed language designed for linguistic research, particularly investigation of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, a theory stating that linguistic structures affect people's thoughts. The object was to make a language so powerfully expressive for logic and calculation that people learning it would become measurably smarter if the hypothesis was true.

He intended it to be as culturally neutral as possible, logically and linguistically powerful, incorporating all known expressive features of any language (e.g., compounded location tenses), metaphysically parsimonious (e.g., you are not required to express any feature of reality, as you are in English time-tenses of verbs), and totally regular and unambiguous. He even used maximally stable phonemes.

The formal grammar was disambiguated mechanically (at first).

The language's grammar is based on predicate logic (the name Loglan is short for "logical language"), which also makes it particularly suitable for human-computer communication, an application that led Robert Heinlein to mention the language in his novel The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.

Dr. Brown founded The Loglan Institute to develop the language and other applications of it. He always considered the language a research project that was never complete, so although he released many papers about its design he never "released" it to become a usable language. A group of his followers later formed The Logical Language Group to create the language Lojban along the same principles, but with the intention to make it freely available and encourage its use as a real language. This latter group has a small but active community of speakers.

Loglan allows very strange speech, because one can say things that are simply not meaningful. For example, you can literally say that John, a person, is a short word. Or one can directly and precisely say any of the many possible meanings of the English phrase "a pretty little girls school."

In natural languages, the ambiguity of the grammar hides these odd meanings; but in Loglan they are all available and add expressive freedom to the language. This feature is so pronounced that people fluent in Loglan say impossible things as a sort of joke — a type of humour simply not supported by the linguistic machinery of natural languages.

The oddest, most difficult thing for a speaker of an Indo-European language like English is that Loglan has no distinction between nouns or verbs, objects, direct objects, indirect objects, possessive forms or tenses. There are only predicates, with places for variables: for example, botso: X buys item Y from seller P for price Q. There are prefixes to reorder predicates; for example, price would be botso with a little word to make price the first variable. With different reorderings, one speaks of buyer, bought-thing, or seller.

Tenses for time, location, actor, type of action, etc. are provided by "little words" which are optional. Predicates compound, so a predicate can fit in the variable of another predicate. Every feature of the language has standard, regular forms for acting in compounds. For example, time-travel tenses are available trivially in Loglan (I did X from time Y to P in time Q.) using compounding forms normally used for location tenses.

After long use of Loglan, the world gains a sort of timeless, objectless, actorless flavor. Time words and location words fall away except when needed to make a point, usually with emotional emphasis. It is rather easy to avoid blame for responsibilities in Loglan, and scheduling may be creatively ambiguous because the tenses are optional.

The language is designed so that the patterns of phonemes always parse into words. Thus, one cannot babble Loglan, because even when run together, the language is still parsable.

Lojban
The constructed language Lojban (SAMPA ['loZban]) was created by the Logical Language Group in 1987 based on the earlier Loglan, with the intent to make the language more complete, usable, and freely available. The language itself shares many of the features and goals of Loglan; in particular:

 * The grammar is based on predicate logic, and is capable of expressing complex logical constructs precisely.
 * It has no irregularities or ambiguities in spelling or grammar, so it can be easily parsed by computer.
 * Lojban is designed to be as culturally neutral as possible.
 * It is, nonetheless, simple to learn and use compared to many natural languages.

While the initial goal of the Loglan project was to investigate the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, the active Lojban community has additional goals for the language, including:

 * General research into linguistics.
 * Research in artificial intelligence and machine understanding.
 * Improved human-computer communication, storage ontologies, and computer translation of natural language text.
 * Use of language as an educational tool.
 * Personal creativity.

Lojban Grammar
All words in Lojban belong to one of three overall categories: brivla, for both common nouns and verbs; cmene, for proper nouns; cmavo, for structural particles: articles, numerals, tense indicators and other such modifiers. The cmavo are further subdivided into selma'o, which are closer to the notion of parts of speech (e.g., UI includes interjections and discursives). There is no distinct class of words for adjectives or adverbs, unlike most Indo-European languages. Most types of noun phrases are always preceded by an article; there are different articles to indicate whether it is being treated as an individual, mass, set, or typical element. Brivla do not inflect for tense, person, or number; tense may optionally be indicated by separate cmavo, and number may optionally be indicated in various ways.

As befits a logical language, there is a large assortment of conjunctions. Logical conjunctions take different forms depending on whether they connect sumti (the equivalent of noun phrases), selbri (phrases that can serve as verbs; all brivla are selbri), parts of a tanru (a construct whose closest English equivalent is a string of nouns), or clauses in a sentence.

The typology is Subject Verb Object, with Subject Object Verb also common. Word formation is polysynthetic; many brivla (all of which, except for a handful of borrowings such as alga, have at least five letters) have one to three three-letter forms called rafsi which are used in making longer words. For example, gasnu means "to make something happen"; its rafsi form of -gau regularly forms compounds meaning "to cause...x", in which the agent is in the subject place of the new predicate.

Lojban has a positional case system, though this can be overridden by marking predicate arguments with explicit case particles. For instance, bramau means "is bigger than"; the bigger thing is in first position, and the smaller is second, and the measured property in the third. So mi bramau do le ka clani means "I am bigger than you in the property of height" or "I am taller than you"; but this could also be expressed as something like fi le ka clani fe do fa mi bramau, "In height, you are exceeded by me".

 * le cinfo cu bramau le mlatu -- "The lion is bigger than the cat"
 * mi bramaugau le cinfo le mlatu -- "I make the lion bigger than the cat"

What a particular place means depends entirely on the brivla. For animals and plants the second place is the species, variety, breed, or other taxon; for verbs of measurement it is the numerical measurement, and a further place is the standard; for klama ("go" / "come") it is the destination. There may be up to five places for some brivla.

Something of the flavor of Lojban (and Loglan) can be imparted by this lightbulb joke: Q: How many Lojbanists does it take to change a broken light bulb? A: Two: one to decide what to change it into, and one to figure out what kind of bulb emits broken light. This makes use of two features of the language; first, the language attempts to eliminate polysemy, that is, having a word with more than one meaning. So while the English word "change" can mean "to transform into a different state", or "to replace", or even "small-denomination currency", Lojban has different words for each. In particular, the use of a brivla such as the word for "change" ("binxo") implies that all of its predicate places exist, so there must be something for it to change into. Another feature of the language is that it has no grammatical ambiguities such as appear in English phrases like "big dog catcher", which can mean either a big person who catches dogs or a person who catches big dogs. In Lojban, unless you clearly specify otherwise with cmavo, such modifiers always group left-to-right, so "big dog catcher" is a catcher of big dogs, and a "broken light bulb" is a bulb that emits broken light (you can also avoid the ambiguity by creating a new word, so "broken lightbulb" has the intended meaning).

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Nicole Colombi

Nicole Colombi (born 29 December 1995) is an Italian racewalker, who won a silver medal with the Italian team at the 2018 IAAF World Race Walking Team Championships.

National records

 * 50 km walk (road): 4:27:38 (🇮🇹 Gioiosa Marea, 27 January 2019) - till 19 May 2019

National titles

 * Italian Athletics Championships
 * 50 km walk: 2019
 * 10 km walk: 2021

source: wikimedia

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

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Vietnamese/Colors

The list below is partial list of colours/colors described in Vietnamese:

 * nhạt : light
 * đậm : dark

Examples:
 * đỏ nhạt = light red
 * ghi đậm = dark grey
 * nhẹ can be used instead of nhạt to mean "light"
 * xanh refers to shades of blue and green, which can be called shades of "grue"

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The Prince (2019 film)

The Prince (El Príncipe) is a 2019 Chilean drama film directed by Sebastián Muñoz, and co-written by Muñoz and Luis Barrales, based on an obscure 1970s novel written by Mario Cruz. Set around 1970 in a prison cell in San Bernardo, Chile, just prior to Salvador Allende's presidency, The Prince is a dark story about affections and loyalties between prisoners, the search for sexual identity, love, violence and the rise to power behind bars.

The film made its world premiere was in the Critic’s Week section at Venice International Film Festival 2019, winning the prestigious Queer Lion Prize. The Prince was also selected to compete in San Sebastian International Film Festival, 2019 at the Horizontes Latinos section.

Plot
Set in a Santiago prison in 1970, the film portrays Jaime, a young prisoner convicted of the violent and inexplicable murder of his best friend. He has a definitive encounter with "The Stallion," an older and powerful inmate who commands respect among the prisoners. Seeking protection, Jaime develops a relationship of affection and tenderness with the man, discovering love and the need for recognition. Later, as "The Prince," he rethinks his sexual identity and the reason for his incarceration.

Cast

 * Alfredo Castro as "The Stallion"
 * Juan Carlos Maldonado as Jaime/"The Prince"
 * Gastón Pauls as "Che Pibe"
 * Sebastián Ayala as "The Abandoned"
 * Lux Pascal as Dany/"The Rucio"
 * Cesare Serra as "The Gypsy"
 * José Antonio Raffo as López
 * Paola Volpato as Elena
 * Catalina Martin as Mónica
 * Jaime Leiva as Miguel
 * Nicolás Zárate as Julio
 * Paula Zúñiga as the Stallion's woman
 * Óscar Hernández as Prince's father
 * Carlos Corales as Don Roberto
 * Daniel Antivilo as El Tropical

Production
The film is based the sole novel by little-known author Mario Cruz, which was cherished many years ago by filmmaker Alicia Scherson, who was in talks with playwright Luis Barrales to prepare the script. Cruz's homoerotic novel has its heyday in the 70s, it was never available in bookstores and could only be acquired in the newsstands of San Diego Street, in Santiago, becoming a cult novel. Director Sebastián Muñoz found it by chance and, along with Barrales himself, refined the script to its final form.

Subsequently, the Chilean production team Niña Niño Films and El Otro Films, alongside the Argentine company Le Tiro Cine and the Belgian Be Revolution Pictures, joined the project. The cast was completed with veteran actors Alfredo Castro and Gastón Pauls, and young actors Juan Carlos Maldonado, Sebastián Ayala and Lux Pascal.

Reception
At Venice, much of the Italian specialty press evaluated the film positively. Martina Barone at Cinematographe wrote: "a film of impetuous sensuality. A disturbing film, in its multifaceted sexual, emotional and primitive ferocity", Samuele Sestieri at PointBlank wrote: "The first work by Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Muñoz is a dazzling song of love and death, between pleasure and pain", Carlo Valeri at Sentieriselvaggi wrote: "A claustrophobic film, but at the same time full of desiring impulses. Asphyxiating and passionate as a last hug before saying goodbye". At the end of the festival, the film was awarded the Queer Lion:

"El Príncipe is a passionate portrait of life in a Chilean prison on the eve of Allende’s rise to power in 1970. The savage brutality of prison life is contrasted by intensely emotional relationships between prisoners. Led by a towering Alfredo Castro, the excellent ensemble cast give stirring performances of a powerful script which conveys the paradoxical acceptance of gay attachments in prison at a time when it was not socially acceptable. Sebastián Muñoz’s directorial debut is a bold and erotically charged exploration of recent history which reveals an unexpected tenderness at its heart."

After Venice and positive reviews in Europe, the first American evaluation came from Boyd van Hoeij of The Hollywood Reporter (and a former Queer Lion juror himself ), who negatively received the film; the bottom line being: "A prison fantasy devoid of personality."

On review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, The Prince holds a 94% approval rating based on 16 reviews, with an average of 7.7/10.

Film festivals
Following its Venice premiere, The Prince saw exhibition at various other festivals, including San Sebastián, Chicago, Mill Valley, Busan and Valdivia.

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Waves/Sine Waves

Sine Waves
A particularly simple kind of wave, the sine wave, is illustrated in figure 1.2. This has the mathematical form:
 * $$h(x) = h_0 \sin ( 2 \pi x / \lambda ) ,$$ (2.1)

where
 * h is the displacement (which can be either longitudinal or transverse),
 * $$h_0$$ is the maximum displacement, sometimes called the amplitude of the wave,
 * λ is the wavelength.tory Physics fig 1.2.png|Figure 1.2: Sine wave]] -->

Figure 1.2: Definition sketch for a sine wave, showing the wavelength λ and the amplitude $$h_0$$ and the phase φ at various points.

So far we have only considered a sine wave as it appears at a particular time. All interesting waves move with time. The movement of a sine wave to the right, a distance $$d$$ may be accounted for by replacing $$x$$ in the above formula by $$x - d$$. If this movement occurs in time $$t$$, then the wave moves at velocity $$c = d/t$$. Solving this for $$d$$ and substituting yields a formula for the displacement of a sine wave as a function of both distance $$x$$ and time $$t$$:
 * $$ h(x) = h_0 \sin [ 2 \pi (x - ct) / \lambda ] . $$ (2.2)

The time for a wave to move one wavelength is called the period of the wave: $$T = \lambda / c$$. Thus, we can also write
 * $$h(x) = h_0 \sin [ 2 \pi ( x / \lambda - t / T ) ] . $$(2.3)

Physicists actually like to write the equation for a sine wave in a slightly simpler form. Defining the wavenumber as $$k = 2 \pi / \lambda$$ and the angular frequency as $$\omega = 2 \pi / T$$, we write
 * $$ h(x) = h_0 \sin (kx - \omega t) . $$(2.4)

We normally think of the frequency of oscillatory motion as the number of cycles completed per second and is given by $$f = 1/T$$. It is related to the angular frequency omega by $$\omega = 2 \pi f$$. The angular frequency is used because it is directly analogous to the wavenumber, see above. Converting between the two is not difficult. Frequency is measured in units of hertz, abbreviated Hz; $$1 \mbox{Hz} = 1 \mbox{ s}^{-1}$$ and angular frequency $$\omega$$ is in units of radians per second. (Not converting between frequency and angular frequency is a common mistake in many calculations)

The argument of the sine function is by definition an angle. We refer to this angle as the phase of the wave, $$\phi = kx - \omega t$$. The difference in the phase of a wave at fixed time over a distance of one wavelength is $$2 \pi$$, as is the difference in phase at fixed position over a time interval of one wave period.

As previously noted, we call $$h_0$$, the maximum displacement of the wave, the amplitude. Often we are interested in the intensity of a wave, which is defined as the square of the amplitude, $$I = h_0^2$$.

The wave speed we have defined above, $$c = \lambda /T$$, is actually called the phase speed. Since $$\lambda = 2 \pi /k$$ and $$T = 2 \pi / \omega$$, we can write the phase speed in terms of the angular frequency and the wavenumber:
 * $$c = \frac{\omega}{k} \mbox{(phase speed)} . $$ (2.5)

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Talk:Elaphrosaurus

Diet
Now that Deltadromeus and Elaphrosaurus are recognized as basal ceratosaur (a ceratosaur that is neither a ceratosaurid nor an abelisauroid), their diets is very interesting Now Limusaurus is a basal ceratosaur too: Limusaurus skull clearly shows herbivory. Limusaurus postcranial skeleton resembles so much skeletons of Deltadromeus and Elaphrosaurus. But neither Deltadromeus skull nor Elaphrosaurus skull has been ever found: this means we cannot be sure about their carnivory. What if Deltadromeus and Elaphrosaurus are actually herbivores? This could explain why there were much more carnivores than herbivores in their habitats: Carcharodontosaurus, Spinosaurus, Kemkemia, Suchomimus, Rugops. And the only herbivores are Rebbachisaurus and Ouranosaurus. Maybe there were herbivorous ceratosaurs! Note that Deltadromeus, Elaphrosaurus and Limusaurus are so closely related each other that a new family "elaphrosauridae" could even be created http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/2009/06/limusaurus_is_awesome.php http://archosaurmusings.wordpress.com/2009/06/18/limusaurus-%E2%80%93-an-herbivorous-ceratosaur/ —Preceding unsigned comment added by Brisio (talk • contribs) 13:29, 16 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Entirely possible, but not suggested in print as far as I'm aware. And the position of Deltadromeus as a ceratosaur is controversial. Dinoguy2 (talk) 16:51, 16 November 2009 (UTC)
 * At all. Deltadromeus is clearly a ceratosaur. Wilson et al. (2003), and Carrano and Sampson (2008) recovered it as a basal ceratosaur outside of Neoceratosauria

-Wilson, Sereno, Srivastava, Bhatt, Khosla and Sahni, 2003. A new abelisaurid (Dinosauria, Theropoda) from the Lameta Formation (Cretaceous, Maastrichtian) of India. Contr. Mus. Palaeont. Univ. Mich. 31, 1-42. -Carrano and Sampson, 2008. The Phylogeny of Ceratosauria (Dinosauria: Theropoda). Journal of Systematic Palaeontology. 6, 183-236 -Xu, X., Clark, J.M., Mo, J., Choiniere, J., Forster, C.A., Erickson, G.M., Hone, D.W.E., Sullivan, C., Eberth, D.A., Nesbitt, S., Zhao, Q., Hernandez, R., Jia, C.-K., Han, F.-L., and Guo, Y. (2009). "A Jurassic ceratosaur from China helps clarify avian digital homologies." Nature, 459(18): 940–944. doi:10.1038/nature08124 All latest studies found it to be a ceratosaur, and da two lastest ones found it to be neither ceratosaurid nor abelisauroid ceratosaur (this means basal ceratosaur) Otherwise what could it be? And did u read last posts by Andrea Cau's Theropoda? http://theropoda.blogspot.com/2010/01/coming-soon-dove-corri-deltadromeus.html http://theropoda.blogspot.com/2010/01/kem-kem-wars-episode-iii-revenge-of.html

World War 2 fate?
If it was in the Berlin Natural History Museum upon its discovery, was it lost when the museum was bombed or did it survive?<IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 22:56, 3 January 2019 (UTC)
 * Like the Giraffatitan and others, it was likely transferred elsewhere at the time. FunkMonk (talk) 03:55, 4 January 2019 (UTC)

"very short hindlimbs" ?
The lead section currently says

 * it has very short hindlimbs in comparison with its body.

Is this an error? Is "forelimbs" intended?

- <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 04:46, 27 January 2022 (UTC)

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Talk:Bulahdelah tornado

The F5 rating
We might as well start this discussion and solve it once and for all.

For the present time, I went ahead and removed the rating information (about being an F5) and I have removed it from the List of F5 and EF5 tornadoes as it is from a self-published source (non BoM meteorologist). Speaking of the F5/EF5 tornado list article, the Discussion about the list had a comment from myself and about this tornado and per ChessEric’s comment, “I really don't know if we can even keep the F5 designation in the article on this tornado”.

So now for the nitty gritty part of the discussion. The source that was being used for the F5 rating is by  T. Eric Brown, a degreed meteorologist (major) and degreed historian (minor). The source is self-published, however, we do have self-published material from meteorologists (Like Dr. Grazulis) as sources for information. So the question is more about what to do in this situation. From what I can tell, T. Eric Brown is not an expert (unlike Dr. Grazulis) in the field, however, since they are a degreed meteorologists and historian, they do get some extra “weight” to have a self-published source be allowed. Any ideas on what to do? ,, . Elijahandskip (talk) 04:20, 15 October 2022 (UTC)

 * I'm reminded of the now-disappeared ExtremePlanet blog that was discussed a few years ago on the F5/EF5 list. It was self-published, but they guy seemed to know what he was talking about. It was decided that it was not sufficiently reliable. That being said WP:SELFPUB allows for material from established experts, which would certainly qualify Grazulis and Fujita. But there is still a big difference between simply having a college degree and being a well-renowned expert. The page does mention "experts" as believing this tornado to be an F5. So it may be worthwhile to contact Brown to ask for the sources on that. I'm not optimistic on that front, though, because the website hasn't been updated since 2015. TornadoLGS (talk) 01:08, 16 October 2022 (UTC)

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Yong'antang station

Yong'antang Station, is a station of Line 4 of Wuhan Metro. It entered revenue service on December 28, 2014. It is located in Hanyang District.

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator/Idealist

The Idealist is the same as the ../Intuitive Feeler and includes the following four personality types: ../ENFJ/, ../ENFP/, ../INFJ/, and ../INFP/. Idealists are one of the rarest types of personality, the other being the Rationals. Famous Idealists include Princess Diana, Eleanor Roosevelt, Mohandas Gandhi, and Mikhael Gorbachev.

Personality
Idealists are the Diplomats. They spend their whole lives searching for their unique identity. The idealist prefers to think abstractly about the future and how issues will affect the people around them. They are more focused on the intangibles than the nitty-gritty of daily life, so they may appear detached or in another world. Unfortunately for the idealist, gracefulness and body awareness are not their natural gift and they are more likely than not to be less adept at sports or other activities that require high body awareness. If an idealist is skilled at sports it is most likely to be from training rather than natural ability. They are often dreamers and crave for a better world, which can also make them quite invested in philosophical or political questions. They often possess social grace and charisma, as well as the ability to inspire those around them, but also can appear overly sensitive and dreamy to others. They generally possess a talent for verbal expression and are also often artistically inclined, even though they focus more on the abstracts forms of art than tangible ones. They have often passions for writing, poetry, music or humanitarian sciences like social studies and philosophy. They often have a strong, idealistic sense of values which at times clashes with those around them and tend to be advocates for social justice and care for those less well off than themselves. At their worst they can be manipulative and self righteous, believing themselves to know better than those around them. If healthy they also can be quite self aware and are good at determining the motives of themselves and those around them.

Profession
NFs flee from corporate management and gravitate towards helping professions where they can contribute to society and humanity, such as teaching, counseling, politics, and the clergy. Their individualism could lead to careers that focus on personal growth and development, and journalistic work that appeals to their idealism and truth-seeking.

Communication
NFs are generally good communicators. Idealists can be indirect in speech and use metaphors or analogies to make points. Rather than talking about things in an objective way, they key in more to the reactions that people have to what they are saying and how the topics relate to their own feelings and values. They talk about relationships, values, and intangibles.

Appearance
The iNtuitive in the idealist makes him less fixed on personal appearance. NFs are unconventional and at times even artsy, and wear clothing that communicates their values, which may lead them to appear more like hippies than court-ready lawyers. If a Judger, the NF will take more care of his appearance than if a Perceiver.

Hobbies
Travel, reading, music, cinema, poetry, History, Philosophy, Literature, Art History, art appreciation, photography, television and Internet surfing.

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Financial Accounting/Session 2

In all businesses from the smallest individual to the largest multinational corporation, a set of financial accounts are kept which detail all financial activity carried on by the business. This is a key requirement allowing the business to keep track of income and expenses as well as assets and liabilities.

In practice, there are some slight differences between companies and sole traders (or partnerships) which revolve around the equity line (as introduced in session 1). Sole traders call this 'Owners funds or owner's equity' generally representing the initial amount of cash they personally inject into the business. Companies however have 'share capital' representing the value in cash of the issued shares of the company. From a pure accounting view point, this difference is not important at this stage.

We will begin by focusing on a sole trader below. We begin by noting that from the outset a trader (or company) will create a Chart of Accounts which is little more than a collection of all the required accounts for business. Each account is used for one type of activity, so examples might be a fixed asset account, a debt account, a cash account and an equity account. These four accounts together would make up the chart of accounts. It is important to note that there is no fixed amount set in stone. A small trader may have a single Expenses account, but a large company may split this into many smaller accounts for wages, tax, telephone costs, paper and so on.

As an example, lets select a very simple set of accounts for an individual, Pat, who pays cash for everything, but sometimes writes an IOU if there's not enough cash on hand. Pat has no checking or savings account, owns no house or car or stocks, saving nothing except cash on hand and personal property for later. Pat's chart of accounts might include the following:

Assets
 * Cash on hand
 * Personal property

Liability
 * Accounts payable

Owner's Equity
 * Pat's Equity

Now let's consider a few transactions in the accounts.

(1) Pat works all day and is paid $50 in cash at end of day

 * Dr Cash on hand $50.00
 * Cr Pat's Equity $50.00

To record receipt of cash for day's work

(2) Pat spends buys $20 of food, but only pays $15 cash, and writes an IOU for the remaining $5.00

 * Dr Personal Property $20.00
 * Cr Cash $15.00
 * Cr Accounts payable $5.00

To record purchase of food with cash and IOU

How do Pat's accounts look after transaction (2)? The accounts have the following balance:

Assets
 * Cash on hand has a Debit balance of $35.00
 * Personal property has a Debit balance of $20.00

Liabilities
 * Accounts payable has a Credit balance of $5.00

Owner's Equity
 * Pat's Equity has a Credit balance of $50.00

Or, writing these balances as T-Accounts:

 Cash on hand
 * Assets

35.00 |

 Personal Property

20.00 |

 Accounts payable
 * Liabilities

0.00 | 5.00

 Pat's Equity
 * Owner's Equity

0.00 | 50.00

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Πήγασος

Etymology
Traditionally associated with, especially used to denote springs of Ocean, where Perseus killed Medusa, from whose blood Pegasus sprang.

One alternative etymology of this name is, and Pihassassi, a local Luwian-Hittite name in southern Cilicia of a weather god represented with thunder and lightning. The proponents of this etymology adduce Pegasus' role, reported as early as Hesiod, as the bringer of thunderbolts to Zeus. It was first suggested in 1952 and remains widely accepted, but Robin Lane Fox (2009) has criticized it as implausible.

Proper noun

 * 1) Pegasus

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Reddot550

The result was delete. Stifle (talk) 15:40, 27 August 2020 (UTC)

Reddot550

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non notable rapper, fails WP:NMUSICIAN. The sole reliable sources, like RESPECT are actually not reliable as they do not identify their guest posters (they allow "blog" posts, which is what the sources here are, and not from editorial staff.) Praxidicae (talk) 15:05, 16 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Note: This discussion has been included in the list of Bands and musicians-related deletion discussions. Shellwood (talk) 15:07, 16 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Note: This discussion has been included in the list of Florida-related deletion discussions. Shellwood (talk) 15:07, 16 August 2020 (UTC)

I disagree the RESPECT article was not written by a guest poster. Tiffany Hamilton who authored the article is not a "guest poster" and has several authored articles on RESPECT Magazine. Moreover, RESPECT is a reliable source and they have a Wikipedia page at Respect (magazine) Gwalkerone (talk) 17:01, 16 August 2020 (UTC)
 * No, she is a contributing author, not part of the editorial staff. Praxidicae (talk) 17:03, 16 August 2020 (UTC)

I have created several wikipedia pages, referenced with sources not by editorial staff. This is the first time I have heard that sources need to be authored by editorial staff. The requirements for referencing a source is that is needs to be from reliable, published sources. Not necessaritly do they need to be authored by editorial staff. Gwalkerone (talk) 17:22, 16 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete — I agree with subject of our discussion does indeed fail to satisfy WP:SINGER. Celestina007 20:46, 16 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete None of the sources satisfy reliability and significant coverage. - hako9 (talk) 17:13, 26 August 2020 (UTC)