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This article seems to lack objective tone and neutral point of view. Anyways in which it can be improved? Nvalley (talk) 18:36, 22 September 2008 (UTC) I read through the article today, January 31, 2021, and didn't have any concerns about its neutrality, or neutral tone. It seemed fairly neutral to me. What DID concern me, however, is that there is no mention anywhere on Donal Logue's recurring role as an assistant district attorney on the television series The Practice, even though he's credited on the series in the guest starring credits at the beginning of each episode he has appeared on. I don't remember his character's name, although I could do some research and might be able to find it. It's Ricky something. The reason I am even checking Wikipedia regarding Donal was to see if Karina Logue was related to him. She is one of his three sisters, but, I also noticed, there's no link, for her, to a Wikipedia page about Karina, and, she also appeared in the episode of The Practice I just watched on Hulu, as an unnamed receptionist, with Donal again playing an ADA. I don't even know if she had any lines, and, while she was mentioned in the credits, they were at the end of the episode, and her name was last on the credits list. So it seems likely it was a non-speaking role. But, because Logue is not a common last name in the acting community, I figured she had to be related, which, as I mentioned, she is. She's his sister. But, I would think she'd be entitled to even a short Wikipedia page, since it seems likely she has her Screen Actors Guild card, or earned herself one for that role, if it was her first. In any case, I should think those two things should be updated in the entry on Donal Logue, and it seems fair that his sister, Karina Logue, should be given a Wikipedia page as well. Even if the role was non-speaking, and even if she has since decided not to pursue an acting career, it still seems like she deserves at least a brief Wikipedia page, if only to mention that role, however small or insignificant. Unless she DID have a page she herself actually removed from Wikipedia. Thanks in advance for your attention to these matters regarding Donal and Karina Logue. — Preceding unsigned comment added by <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 21:14, 31 January 2021 (UTC)

Nationality?
I know these things are a minefield, because self-identification, parental nationality, and other factors can make things difficult to pin down, but the article is a bit confusing. It says he is a Canadian-born Irish actor, and born in Ottawa, but then makes it seem as if he and his siblings were born in the period his parents were in England, after coming back from Africa - it doesn’t actually state at what point they relocated to Canada. Presumably, this was before his birth, but the article doesn’t specify. Jock123 (talk) 18:07, 15 November 2014 (UTC)

Yep, minefields indeed. He was born in Canada to parents from the Republic of Ireland. That makes him a citizen by birth of Canada and citizen by the descent of Ireland. My impression is that he's lived nearly his entire life in the United States. His acting career and business interests are all U.S.-based. I would suggest editing the intro and adding his citizenship to the infobox.

Donal Francis Logue (born February 27, 1966)[1][2] is a film and television actor. His notable roles include starring in the film The Tao of Steve, Sons of Anarchy, Vikings, Grounded for Life, Copper and the detective series Terriers. He currently stars as detective Harvey Bullock in Fox's Gotham. MaximZero (talk) 01:58, 10 February 2015 (UTC)

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Birthdate
To the anon IP who claimed that Donal Logue's Facebook page gives his brith year as 1966: Here is his verified Facebook page. It does not give a year at all: https://www.facebook.com/pg/dlogue.official/about/?ref=page_internal. --Tenebrae (talk) 18:12, 3 July 2017 (UTC)
 * I have just updated the birthdate to 1966 and switched the citation. The article subject contacted OTRS with identity verified<PHONE_NUMBER>007347, for those with access) and indicated that the Yahoo! Movies article was incorrect and provided an alternate source. Please don't use the Yahoo! Movies source to change it back to 1965. ‑‑ El Hef  ( Meep? ) 17:30, 12 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Does this mean that Karina Logue wasn't born on 24 February 1966 as claimed by User:Shiftypickle? Are they twins both born on the 27th? Pelagic ( messages ) – (08:52 Wed 14, AEDT) 21:52, 13 April 2021 (UTC)
 * It is possible for twins to have dates of birth differing by one day, if one was born just before midnight and one just after. Mjroots (talk) 18:32, 14 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Ignore my last post, misread the question. Mjroots (talk) 18:33, 14 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Update: I just saw Special:Diff/453391746. According to Mr Logue, they are twins. Fandom currently has Karina's birthdate as the 27th (not 24th) and I didn’t find any reliable sources that mention her date of birth at all. Pelagic ( messages ) – (07:09 Thu 15, AEDT) 20:09, 14 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Side note: I added the incorrect date to Wikidata with Deprecated rank, which is how WD flags facts that are published but wrong. They already had the right date, with different ref's (things like iMDB are acceptable there). Also added the Yahoo Movies and Farmer's Almanac references against the applicable dates. Pelagic ( messages ) – (07:53 Thu 15, AEDT) 20:53, 14 April 2021 (UTC)

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Movie Making Manual/Short Films/Distribution and Exhibition

Short Film evenings
Take a look at these links to find out where you can try to get your short film screened and/or watch others' shorts.

London

 * ShortiCulture
 * Fresh Films Cafe
 * Exploding Cinema

Hamburg

 * Zeise short film slam

Berlin

 * Great Shorts Cinemaxx

India

 * Beta Movement [SPA,Delhi]

/Sales and exhibition /Short films

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Talk:Alfie Bass

Vampire film
Given that he has appeared in many more well known and significant films (such as Alfie), I think the paragraph about the Polanski vampire film should be cut drastically. So I'm doing it. If I can find time I'll expand that section on movie rolls as well. Josh (talk) 21:10, 3 August 2008 (UTC)

 * Why not try the expanding of other areas first? The article is pretty small compared with other bios. Cheers, Casliber (talk · contribs) 21:44, 3 August 2008 (UTC)

 * I expanded the AYBS? material slightly, and when I find the time to flesh out the rest I'll do it. Thanks!  Josh (talk) 21:48, 3 August 2008 (UTC)

 * I have done some more clean up. Sorry about the high number of revisions, I kept seeing more stuff that needed to be fixed!Josh (talk) 15:34, 4 August 2008 (UTC)

Birth Year?
His year of birth is variously cited as 1916, 1920 or 1921. I've seen more sources give 1916 and think it is far more likely than the other 2. Crisso (talk) 22:32, 13 February 2010 (UTC)

 * I found him on the birth index. No doubt about 1916. Crisso (talk) 23:24, 5 August 2010 (UTC)

Right Leg
Bass was in 'Our Mutual Friend' (BBC 1976). He appears to have a genuine wooden peg leg, above the right knee. It can be clearly seen in Ep <IP_ADDRESS>.72 (talk) 10:46, 23 September 2015 (UTC)

Moonraker
His role in "Moonraker" was literally a cough and a spit. — Preceding unsigned comment added by <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 21:43, 8 October 2018 (UTC)

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Talk:Dov Gabbay

Self reference
There is a link to College Publications that redirects to Dov Gabbay. Perhaps it's a joke. — Preceding unsigned comment added by <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 15:53, 1 February 2012 (UTC)

What does M. stand for? Also: Is correct Bernard Dov Gabbay?
I was looking for what does the M. stands for in his name, but I noticed that the frame on the right side says Bernard Dov Gabbay, what seems wrong. This should be fixed.

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Asanee–Wasan

Asanee–Wasan (อัสนี-วสันต์ โชติกุล or Asanee & Wasan Chotikul) is a Thai rock band fronted by brothers Asanee "Pom" and Wasan "Toe" Chotikul. Among the band's hits is a 1989 song that puts into verse the lengthy ceremonial name for Bangkok, "Krung Thep Mahanakhon" ("กรุงเทพมหานคร"). The elder brother, Asanee, is known for his guitar solos and his wild, "rock star" persona. His way of singing ballads is often described as broken-heart jiggo (jiggo is Thai slang for bad boy, based on Gigolo in English and Italian). The bespectacled Wasan is known for his sensitive songs and softer, gentler style. Their songs often include a hook chorus sung by female backing vocalists.

History
The Chotikul brothers were born in Loei Province in Northeast Thailand (Asanee: April 9, 1955, Wasan: March 25, 1957) and moved to Bangkok to study. They started out in the 1970s as a folk-rock combo called Isn't. The band name is derived from Isan, their home region in Thailand. The band participated in a folk song competition and won the award in 1974. After that they released several albums, including Sao ngam ta (Beautiful Girl) and Siam Square. Asanee, wanting to go in a more rock direction left the band, while Wasan continued for a time with Isn't. Asanee joined The Oriental Funk band of Rewat Buddhinan and later Butterfly.

The brothers released their first album as Asanee–Wasan in 1986, Bah horb fang (Carry a lot of Things) with Nite Spot. They were signed to Grammy Entertainment (now GMM Grammy) and released another album, Puk-chee roy nah (Sufficiency Makeover), which included the hits "Nung Mit Chid Klai" ("A Close Friend") and "Kor Keui Sanya" ("Used to Promise").

In concerts they frequently throw autographed guitar picks into the crowd as souvenirs. They are glued onto their guitar or microphone stand ready to be handed out. When they released their sixth album, Rung gin narm (Rainbow), they decided not to have any concerts to support the album. Therefore, a guitar pick was included in each copy of Rung gin narm (though not in subsequent production runs of the album).

Besides his work with his brother, Asanee Chotikul has been an influential producer for such bands as Micro and Tanate Waragulnukrao. When Thai rocker Sek Loso wanted to land a record deal, he mailed a demo tape to Asanee, who then released it on his own label, More Music, a subsidiary of GMM Grammy.

Asanee–Wasan celebrated with a 20th anniversary concert on May 12–14, 2006 at Impact Arena in Muang Thong Thani. Originally, just one show had been planned, but when tickets quickly sold out, two more were added, which also sold out. The pair also played shows in Nakhon Ratchasima and in Phuket. They were backed by Fahrenheit.

In 2011, they left GMM Grammy and co-found a new company, Music Union, with fellow producers Chatree Kongsuwan, Nitipong Hornak and singer/businessman Vudtinun Bhirombhakdi. Asanee and Wasan have released some singles, available via digital download, with the new company. Artists joining Music Union includes Blackhead, Jamjun Project, Nicole Theriault, etc.

Wasan solo works
In an Asanee–Wasan album, Wasan usually sings lead on only one or two songs. In the remaining songs, he would play guitar alongside his brother and sing backing harmonies. Nevertheless, the song Khong Derm (Still the Same), one of the duo's hits is sung by Wasan. Another hit song Nueng Mit Chit Klai was Wasan's work from his Isn't days and was rearranged for Asanee–Wasan. Wasan has some albums of his own with Isn't. Even after becoming Asanee–Wasan, he released two more solo albums, Guitar Toe in 1988 with Isn't, and Khuen Toe in 1992.

Discography

 * Bah horb fang (Carry a lot of Things), 1986
 * Puk-chee roy nah (Sufficiency Makeover), 1987
 * Kra-dee dai narm (As Happy As a Lark), 1988
 * Fuk tong (The Pumpkin), 1989
 * Sup-pa-rod (Pineapple), 1990
 * Rung gin narm (Rainbow), 1993
 * Bang Or (Ah!), 1997
 * Jin ta na karn (Imagination), 2002
 * Sen Yai (DVD–VCD of concert "Sen Yai" on 2 February 2003, also on cassette, two versions), 2003
 * Asanee & Wasan (boxed set of first eight albums), 2006
 * Dek Lieng Gae (The Shepherd Boy), 2006
 * Concert 20th Year (DVD–VCD), 2006
 * Pug Ron (Vacation), 2007

Singles with Music Union
 * Pud loy loy, 2012 (Asanee)
 * Khao rai rue plao (Is it bad news?), 2013 (Wasan)

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1899 Waterford Senior Hurling Championship

The 1899 Waterford Senior Hurling Championship was the second staging of the Waterford Senior Hurling Championship since its establishment by the Waterford County Board in 1897.

Ballytruckle were the defending champions.

Ballydurn won the championship after a defeat of Blackwater Ramblers in the final.


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Telemax (TV network)

Telemax is a Mexican broadcast television network based in Hermosillo, Sonora. Its flagship station is XEWH-TDT in Hermosillo, and is available nationally through satellite and cable coverage. It is also available through a network of over-the-air repeaters, which extend its flagship station's coverage throughout Sonora. Telemax is owned by the State of Sonora and its stated mission is "to promote Sonoran culture and values, the works and programs of the government, and timely and truthful broadcast of information to various social segments of the population."

XEWH history
The history of television station XEWH precedes that of Telemax by over 30 years. Founded November 27, 1957 by the Azcárraga family, XEWH went on the air May 30, 1959 as part of Telesistema Mexicano, hence the callsign XEWH, from "XEW", the Telesistema Mexicano flagship station in Mexico City, and "H", for Hermosillo. As typical of Telesistema Mexicano stations, XEWH operated independently, but that changed in 1969. The station became a mere retransmitter of programs from Mexico City, likely from XEW-TV, and remained so until 1978, when it was acquired by local businessmen and broke away to resume producing local programming. In 1984, the station was sold to the Sonoran government. State government decree 369 on August 22, 1985, established XEWH as the official voice of the Sonoran government. Also in 1985, the government began building a network of low-power television stations throughout Sonora to rebroadcast XEWH.

XEWH is one of the few public television stations in Mexico to operate under a commercial concession. Its transmitter is located on Cerro La Cementera in Hermosillo along with those for Hermosillo's other television stations.

In March 2018, in order to facilitate the repacking of TV services out of the 600 MHz band (channels 38-51), XEWH was assigned channel 19 for continued digital operations.

Telemax history
The year 1990 saw the launch of Telemax, a new identity for the state-run television station. The initial construction of the statewide network was coming to a close, but as Telemax, the number of stations in the network increased rapidly. Seven stations were added in 1996, and 26 more were added in 1997, bringing the number of stations to 58.

In 2015, Telemax changed its format radically to offer half-hour newscasts at the top of the hour on weekdays, as well as educational programming on weekends. The network relaunch included a new logo and slogan, #TuVozSeEscucha (Your Voice is Heard), as well as an emphasis on social media interaction. On September 8, 2015, Telemax went HD and launched 17 HD transmitters.

Programming
On weekdays Telemax's programming is heavy on news programming. The station's live shows begin at 6:30am with the morning program Despierta Sonora and for most of the day mix the half-hour newscasts (and some hour-long shows, at 2 and 8pm) with other shows focusing on topics including health and sports.

On the weekends Telemax produces no newscasts and carries large quantities of national educational programming, as well as some of its own productions like Conociendo Sonora and a Sunday Mass.

Transmitters
The following television transmitters, all owned by the Government of the State of Sonora, broadcast Telemax programming.

Coverage in the United States
Telemax programming also airs on a few low-power stations in the United States:

 * KSDI-LD 33.1, Fresno, California
 * KUDF-LD 14.2, Tucson, Arizona
 * KRMF-LD 7.5, Reno, Nevada
 * WEQT-LD 9.3, Atlanta, Georgia
 * WMMF-LD 19.13, Vero Beach, Florida

Telemax was formerly carried on KPHE-LD 44.2, Phoenix, Arizona, until that station was sold in May 2022. In mid 2022, Telemax has ceased broadcasting on KHMP-LD 18.5, Las Vegas, being replaced by another network.

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Article Evaluation: "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"
 * Everything in the article relevant -- nothing that was distracting or strayed from the original topic

 * Not a lot of bias; presented both sides of the controversy in separate paragraphs without any clear leaning towards one side or another
 * Viewpoints were represented fairly equally, although there was a little more emphasis on the positive feedback for the book (makes sense though b/c there was MORE positive feedback than negative)

Questions:
 * The first paragraph of the article seems more like the intro to an essay rather than an encyclopedia
 * Maybe link some of the themes stated in the first section like introversion and sexuality, also drugs like tobacco and alcohol, and suicide
 * should also link to Rocky from the Rocky Horror Show -- also maybe some information on college preparatory programs (if any)
 * Also maybe a link to the definition of molestation so readers have insight into what happened to Charlie
 * link for the definition of realism
 * Also, a link for the schools mentioned in the publication and reception section
 * However, links are relevant and offer deeper insight into some of the ideas presented -- also relevant to the topic and only add to the information presented
 * In background section, there are a lot of quotations used -- while this isn't necessarily bad it also seems like a section of quotes
 * facts seem to be represented well with citations -- sources are reliable
 * mainly from news articles, magazine articles, and interviews with Chbosky
 * Considered a good article by wikipedia
 * Unlike our classroom discussions, the article doesn't delve deep into reasonings behind controversy of the book
 * "that somewhere in that ... was the kid I was really trying to find" -- unclear statement from the author's interview whether it is in reference to himself or the protagonist
 * 1) What are some of the most common reasons for the book's challenging and what is the justification for those challenges?
 * 2) Chbosky says he draws a lot of the story from his own experiences as a child, but what reasons did he have for having molestation serve as a large part of the plot?

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Publication and reception:

Objections to the book include the use of "profanity", "drug abuse", "sexually explicit" scenes, and "torture". Groups like PABBIS (Parents Against Bad Books in School) work to restrict literature considered "controversial" from being accessed by younger children, and moved to the adult section. In 2009, Perks was repeatedly challenged for descriptions of masturbation, sexually explicit conduct, drug use, and talk of suicide. There have been multiple pushes across the United States to move this literary work from the young adults section to the adults section in order to regulate access to the book.

Furthermore, parents have raised issues with the novel for it's "pornographic" content and "vulgarity", but others have argued that the book deals with real teen issues that deal with growing up, so it presents a realistic viewpoint. Furthermore, issues surrounding the books themes of homosexuality, as well as a "glorification" of the use of drugs and alcohol.

Background and writing:

... he was experiencing an unpleasant breakup...

...referring to self love, encompassing one's life and hopes for the future, and not just romantic love...

...In the novel, Chbosky included much of his own memories from his time in Pittsburgh. The other characters were all manifestations of people the author had known throughout his life. Chbosky.... attempting to pin down the very nature of each of the characters...

http://www.marshall.edu/library/bannedbooks/books/perks.asp

http://www.oif.ala.org/oif/?p=1525

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/03/27/perks-of-being-wallflower-ban-kamloops_n_5045524.html

http://www.pabbis.com/

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Drama is a graphic novel written by Raina Telgemeier and released in September of 2012. Telgemeier, an American cartoonist, centers the story on Callie, a middle schooler and theater-lover who works in her school's drama production crew. She deals with teen hardship, confusing crushes, and budding friendships. Drama is a coming-of-age story that explores themes of friendship, teamwork, acceptance of differences, and creative fulfillment through Callie and her relationship with the people around her. The novel has received both praise and critiques, and has appeared in many challenges across the United States for inclusion of LGBTQ characters, landing it in the list of the top 10 most challenged books.

Summary:

Drama follows Callie Marin, a seventh-grader at Eucalyptus Middle School. The novel opens with Callie and Greg, her long-time crush and the brother of one of her good friends, Matt. Callie confesses her feelings for Greg, and they share a kiss. In school, Callie joins the stage crew for the production of Moon over Mississippi as the set designer. Later, when she tries to find Greg, he blows her off before telling her that he and his ex-girlfriend, Bonnie, are hanging out again. The following week, Callie proposes her ideas for the set design and suggests making a cannon that actually shoots. There is some doubt voiced by her peers, but Callie promises to both them and herself that she can create one. Later on, while hanging up posters for the musical, Callie meets twins Justin and Jesse. Justin is eager to try out for the musical but Jessie tells Callie that he is too shy. The next day, Callie and Matt are working on set design when Liz, another of Callie's good friends, asks them to accompany her to the basement because she is scared to go alone. On the way back up, they bump into Greg, where an awkward exchange occurs. Later on, Callie runs into the twins who invite her to go to the mall with them. Callie wants to walk past the baseball field with the two boys before leaving to make Greg jealous and it nearly backfires before Justin steps in. At the mall, Callie shows Jesse a book about set designs and describes her love for theatre production and her dreams for the future. As they wait for the twins' father to pick them up, Jesse and Justin sing one of the songs from the musical. Callie realizes that both boys have serious talent and urges Jesse to try out too, but he refuses. Callie then asks him to work on stage crew with her, which he enthusiastically accepts. The next day, an angry Matt confronts Callie, who is confused over his sudden aggression. At lunch, she sits with Justin, who tells Callie that he is gay. Callie is a little surprised, but accepting of him nonetheless. The next day are auditions for the musical and Callie watches on with Jesse. The lead role is taken by West Redding, and Justin is upset. That night, Callie recalls how her love for theatre production began when her mother took her to see Les Miserables. The next day, Callie and the other stage crew members are working on set production when Jesse and her take a snack break and Jesse reveals how he wants Justin to have his time to shine. Some days later, the stage crew accompanies Liz down to the basement again, where they find Bonnie and West kissing. Sometime later, Liz and Callie are hanging out and Callie confesses her crush on Jesse. Liz tells her to ask Jesse to the dance, and Jesse enters the room shortly after. That night, Callie texts Jesse and asks if he wants to go to the bookstore with her, to which he never replies. The next day, Jesse is waiting at her locker and accepts the request in person. After school, Callie meets up with Jesse and Justin and their father who takes them to the bookstore. Upon waiting to be picked up, Callie asks if the twins' father knows that Justin is gay, to which Justin tells her no. The next day, Callie runs into Greg again and they exchange conversation about the upcoming dance, which Callie wishes for Jesse to ask her to. Callie is then busy with preparing for the musical, going through rehearsals and successfully trying to figure out the cannon. When sales for the production are low, she demonstrates her cannon in front of the student body and generates a lot of excitement. The opening night of the musical is a success, but the second night is marred after West breaks up with Bonnie. Bonnie locks herself in a supply closet after one of the acts and refuses to come back out. The stage crew is in panic before Jesse dresses up as a girl and goes on instead of Bonnie. He performs well and then he and West share a kiss. Jesse is praised for his performance and then asks Callie to the dance. At the dance, Jesse disappears for a long time before Callie finds him, talking to West outside. He implies to Callie that he is gay, and Callie storms off after he makes a comment about her falling in love with every nice guy. Callie bumps into Greg and they go for a walk, where Greg tries to kiss Callie again but she refuses. Later, Callie meets with Justin where he apologizes and thanks her. Matt confesses his crush on Callie that made him jealous and caused him to lash out, Liz forgives Callie for choosing a boy over her, and Callie is named stage crew manager for the following year, much to her excitement.

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The result of the debate was delete. Mailer Diablo 02:09, 26 March 2006 (UTC)

AmaderGaan
Non-notable website's advertisement, spam. Fails to satisfy WP:WEB. --Ragib 17:59, 21 March 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete: as nom. --Ragib 17:51, 21 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete per nom.  OhNo itsJamie Talk 23:18, 22 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete per above. --Khoikhoi 04:19, 25 March 2006 (UTC)


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Talk:Instructional Design

Welcome to our instructional design camp. We hope you enjoy it.

This course is based around a core created by Peter Honebein and students at Indiana University Bloomington. Groups from other universities, as well as other researchers and experts, are welcome to add modules to this page.

 * Above comment originally from the project home page, moved here to extend discussion. -- Dave Braunschweig (discuss • contribs) 23:45, 1 March 2014 (UTC)

This topic was started as a class activity for the Indiana University Spring 2007 R626 course (Designing Instructional Strategies). Phonebein 22:43, 9 February 2007 (UTC)

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--Lkirkner 21:04, 20 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Please put your signature here by clicking "edit this page" & then by clicking the button just to the right of the W with the red circle and line through it (look up above).[[Image:Signature_b.jpg]]
 * We can eventually compile a list of our class with links to personal Wiki homepages.

--Jennifer 00:57, 21 February 2007 (UTC)

--Jamesfneal 13:51, 21 February 2007 (UTC)

--Cambrass 16:42, 22 February 2007 (UTC)

--Phonebein 19:13, 22 February 2007 (UTC)

--Kaholden 19:40, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

--Lzinsmei 20:52, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

--Melissa 23:41, 8 April 2007 (UTC)

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As Ray noted in the General Discussion, a couple of organization structures have been proposed. I will repost mine here for group discussion. Edit away!

I agree that we should keep a unified approach across teams. Here is how things fit together in my mind. It appears to me that each team's efforts contribute to a overall "lesson" entitled "Micro-level Instructional Methods" (at least that is the working title on the wiki on this page at http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Topic:Instructional_Design ). Each team is responsible for preparing what I view as a "module" within the "lesson". Therefore, it makes sense to me that each "module" within the "lesson" would have the same look and feel.

This is my take on the wiki hierarchy:

* Topic Level: Instructional Design

* 1st Sub level: Instructional Tactics and Strategies - Wiki breadcrumb being Instructional Design > Instructional Tactics and Strategies.

* 2nd Sub level: Micro-level Instructional Methods - I view this as the overall "Lesson" level with regard to our collective project for R626. * 3rd Sub level: The "Modules" created by each project team form the"Lesson" and are based on instructional methods for each domain type, including:

- Affective Domain Module: [Instructional Design > Instructional Tactics and Strategies > Micro-level Instructional Methods > Affective Behaviors] - Cognitive Domain Module: [Instructional Design > Instructional Tactics and Strategies > Micro-level Instructional Methods > Cognitive Behaviors] - Psychomotor Domain Module: [Instructional Design > Instructional Tactics and Strategies > Micro-level Instructional Methods > Psychomotor Behaviors] - Interpersonal Domain Module: [Instructional Design > Instructional Tactics and Strategies > Micro-level Instructional Methods > Interpersonal Behaviors]

Is this how others view it? Jennifer 18:25, 18 February 2007 (UTC)

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Author: 	Laurie A Kirkner  (reposted here by Jennifer 18:44, 18 February 2007 (UTC) ) Posted: 	2/18/2007 1:34:49 PM Subject: 	Our Audience & Who...Toward What...With-What-End Audience: • Distance students • Adults, bachelor-degreed • At some introductory point in the IST masters/PhD process, i.e. basic foundational knowledge of the field, though maybe not much in affective-domain • Highly motivated • Independent • Want to craft their own way

Goal (the Who Toward-What With-What-End): Instructional Design graduate students will acquire enough knowledge of the background/research of the affective domain, such that they can apply affective concepts/models to the design of (a) affective learning (b) cognitive/psychomotor learning. (Learners need to be able to begin applying to other models/theories.)

What now?
I am not clear where we are in the decision making process. It seems like we have decided on an overall structure for our main page, with links to each of our domain pages. (see Jennifer's bread crumb trails above.) Other to-do's: --Lzinsmei 22:18, 19 February 2007 (UTC)Ladema
 * 1)  Micro-level instructional conditions page.  Someone else suggested that we have overarching lesson (or module) on Micro-level instructional methods.  That sounds like a good idea.  A page has already been created. Should we just jump in and start adding/editing content?  In the spirit of Wiki, we should search wiki to see if there are other pages already out that are dedicated to this topic.
 * 2)  Common topics for each domain page.  I think we have decided that each domain page should have the same commmon topics. Yes?  If so, is that one of our next steps? to suggest those topics, in the same way that Jennifer suggested the overall structure?

Working outline for each module
Here is a slightly altered version of Laurie's outline for each module. Please offer suggestions for improvement over the next week or so and we can shoot for March 1st to move this to our respective pages/modules.

Micro-level instructional methods for *** behaviors

Contents Overview - Goals - Objectives

Core topics / related topics Strategies & tactics Examples - Production (media design) - Online learning - Face-to-face Learning Resources / Related websites Fundamental theories, models & taxonomies Instructional methods Projects Ask a question Site design discussion area

First, I think our topic is at too high a level. I’d drop it down to Micro-Instructional Strategies.

Next, I guess I’m looking at this a little differently. If I were an instructional designer with a specific instructional problem to solve, then I think I would appreciate a quick way to find a solution to the problem, rather than having to read through an entire course.

Under that scenario, the first thing I would want to provide for the designer would be a way to identify which domain his or her problem fell into. From there, I would provide a link to a list of typical problems or conditions within that domain. Once the designer chose an item from that list that matched, or was similar, to his or her problem, I would provide a list of strategies that might be useful for addressing the selected problem.

So, my hierarchy would look like:

Micro-Instructional Strategies Domains Problems/Conditions Specific Micro-Strategies

We might need something else at the higher level, but I wouldn’t include any headings that didn’t help get the learner to the Specific Micro-Strategies level quickly. Rdubrayj 00:27, 21 February 2007 (UTC)

Site-Design Discussion Area (Ask a Question)

 * I don't know how this all works out, but I thought I would enter my additions/suggestions in colored text (336699), thinking that Pete might finalize the page by returning kept/edited text to black. I'm trying to find a way that, as we all get more active, we can see what's been changed/added. Thoughts? (Thanks, Laurie)

 * Re: "discussions" - there is a discussion tab (see top of each page) for each wiki page where we can propose and discuss ideas prior to posting on the wiki itself. I suggest we conduct the discussions there. Also, I noticed that if you end your sentence with 4 of these symbols (~) in a row, it will name and date stamp your "post". Sound good? Jennifer 18:32, 18 February 2007 (UTC)

I am wondering what if anything, any processes any of the groups may have decided to use to work on their instructional methods. Did anyone come up with a good process, or what they think is good? I think this is a great idea, and I'm testing how it feels by typing here..Deb1207 09:42, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

I agree we use different colors or font to help identfy our enteries to this discussion. Rea

Related Resources & Websites
The book How people learn: brain, mind, experience and school and the associated Wikiversity project of the same name explore the implications of recent research in psychology for learning and teaching.

Vinson, C. (no date). Learning Domains and Delivery of Instruction. Available at

Great start, but stale
I think this is a very interesting topic, but it looks like the page has gone stale. Is there anyone still doing anything with this? If not, I might co-opt the page and refresh the content a bit. Historybuff 15:07, 14 March 2008 (UTC)

Hi, we work on this course as a class at Indiana University pretty much every Spring. It is a masters-level course in instructional design - R626. I'm the professor. Intention is to add more lessons each semester I teach the class. Thus, it can go dark between semesters. We're interested to see how it emerges and evolves with not only the participation of the class, but other editors and experts. Phonebein 04:15, 2 April 2008 (UTC)

 * I've now gone through a college level course in course Design, so I will be dropping in and adding a bit here and there. Historybuff 20:27, 24 January 2009 (UTC)
 * For reference, it appears Indianan University R626 has changed from "Designing Instructional Strategies" to "Instructional Strategies and Tactics", Link Mbrad 00:08, 24 January 2010 (UTC)

Ok thank you.

Links to ADDIE articles are both broken
Any chance of getting updated links to more info about ADDIE? Chorkizard (discuss • contribs) 18:17, 5 June 2020 (UTC)

 * Try the Wikipedia article or search the Internet for ADDIE. There are many alternate sources available. -- Dave Braunschweig (discuss • contribs) 00:26, 6 June 2020 (UTC)

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45th (Leeds Rifles) Royal Tank Regiment

The 45th (Leeds Rifles) Royal Tank Regiment (45 RTR) was an armoured regiment of the British Territorial Army that fought at the Battle of Alamein during World War II and continued to serve during the 1950s.

Origin
In April 1938, the 7th (Leeds Rifles) Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment was converted to the armoured role, becoming part of the Royal Tank Regiment, as the 45th (Leeds Rifles) Battalion, Royal Tank Regiment. The Leeds Rifles was a long-standing Territorial Army (TA) infantry unit, founded by volunteers from the city of Leeds in 1859. In June 1939, the company based at Morley was split off to form the cadre for a duplicate unit, the 51st (Leeds Rifles) Battalion, Royal Tank Regiment.

World War II
On the outbreak of war in September 1939, 45th (Leeds Rifles) RTR formed part of the 24th Army Tank Brigade, a 2nd Line Territorial Army formation in Northern Command, in which it served alongside the Oldham-based TA regiments, 41 RTR and its duplicate, 47 RTR.

At this time, 45 RTR was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Noel Tetley, a member of the Tetley brewing family that had helped raise the original Leeds Rifles and subsequently provided many senior officers for the regiment. There were almost no armoured fighting vehicles available for the TA regiments, and the few possessed by 45 RTR were deployed for airfield defence in North East England during the Battle of Britain. Later in the year, 24th Army Tank Brigade was redesignated 24th Armoured Brigade and became part of a new 8th Armoured Division. During 1941, the regiment moved to the South of England to continue its training. In December 1941, Lt-Col Tetley was promoted out of the regiment to command a tank brigade, and was replaced by Lt-Col S.C. Dumbreck of the Royal Dragoons.

In May 1942, 45 RTR embarked at Liverpool for the Middle East, sailing round the Cape and reaching Egypt in July. There, the crews began training on Grant tanks, but by September they were equipped with a mix of Sherman tanks (codenamed 'Swallows') and Crusaders, but was not apparently brought up to full establishment. 8th Armoured Division was not yet complete, so 24th Armoured Brigade was attached to 10th Armoured Division for the forthcoming Second Battle of El Alamein.

45 RTR went into action alongside 41 and 47 RTR on the second day of the battle (D+1, 24 October), as 10th Armoured pushed towards Miteira. Its tanks engaged enemy anti-tank guns and entrenched infantry before withdrawing at dusk. The next day (D+2), 45 RTR moved into battle positions, supporting 41 and 47 RTR with gunfire. The enemy anti-tank guns were well dug in and had to be engaged by observing their flashes. One German infantry post was overrun by a troop of tanks firing their machine-guns into the trenches. The regiment withdrew again at dusk, leaving one defence squadron on the ridge. On D+3, there was confused fighting ahead of the regiment. During D+4, 45 RTR remained on the ridge all day, covering 41 and 47 RTR as they advanced through the gaps in the minefields. On the night of 27/28 October, the CO was ordered to advance at first light on D+5 to support an infantry brigade, but as the regiment only had about 20 tanks, 41 RTR was ordered to make up the numbers. The Crusader squadron had only gone a few hundred yards when it came upon some infantry digging in, and stopped. But Dumbreck had been told that the infantry he was supporting had definitely reached their objective, so one of the Sherman squadrons pushed on towards the ridge SE of the feature known as 'Snipe', supported by the other, which engaged German tanks coming from Snipe. It emerged that the infantry had not achieved their objective, and 45 RTR withdrew under shellfire. During this unsatisfactory action, the regiment lost 10 tanks and suffered 11 men killed or died of wounds, 10 missing believed dead, and 34 wounded, mainly from mines and shellfire. At the end of the day, 45 RTR handed its remaining tanks over to other regiments and was withdrawn into reserve.

After the battle, 45th (Leeds Rifles) RTR was sent a message of congratulations from the Lord Mayor of Leeds, but the regiment had fought its only battle. Over succeeding months, 24 Armoured Bde's officers and men were progressively posted away to other units. However, the planned dispersal of 45 RTR was cancelled, and it took in the remaining details of 41 and 47 RTR to become a holding unit. In this role, it received large drafts of reinforcements from the United Kingdom before they were posted to other regiments. Nevertheless, on 8 March 1943, 45 RTR was finally disbanded and replaced by a Royal Armoured Corps holding unit.

Postwar
When the Territorial Army was reformed after the war, it included a combined 45th/51st (Leeds Rifles) RTR. The personnel received their tank training from 'A' Sqn of 6 RTR at RAF Worksop. Brigadier Noel Tetley was the honorary colonel.

In 1956, the 45th/51st (Leeds Rifles) RTR returned to the infantry role under its old title of 7th (Leeds Rifles) Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment. It carried the honorary distinction on its colours and appointments of the badge of the Royal Tank Regiment with dates '1942-45' and two scrolls inscribed 'North Africa' and 'Italy' (51 RTR fought in the Italian Campaign).

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How to Learn a Language

Your best starting point is to have either a pressing need, or a powerful desire to master the language. This may seem obvious, but interest combined with passion brings the best results. If you're not really enthusiastic about learning the language, then you will end up stalling or quitting. Your sustained interest is decisive - which is why courses with a teacher often work better than teaching yourself, as the structured setting and company can carry you over the inevitable slumps. If the choice of language isn't made for you, pick a language that you can use or practice often in your daily routine, or create such opportunities for yourself. Join a speaking club where the enthusiasm is infectious, or spend some time with cultural things that motivate you. Rod Ellis in "The Study of Second Language Acquisition" (1994) states "SLA research ...views motivation as a key factor in L2 learning." If possible, find materials like books, magazines, websites, radio, TV or movies in the target language as a supplement to other education. Like-minded buddies (in real life or on chat-sites, for instance) are even better. The more exposure you have to the language in actual use - whether passive (listening/viewing) or active (conversation, reading) - the better.

Table of Contents

 * 1) /Introduction/
 * 2) /Vocabulary/
 * 3) /Speaking and understanding/
 * 4) /Pronunciation/
 * 5) /Reading and writing/
 * 6) /Polishing/
 * 7) /Notes for teachers/
 * 8) /See also/

Wie man eine Sprache lernt Een vreemde taal leren 如何習得語言

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Chisholm Trail Heritage Center

The Chisholm Trail Heritage Center is a museum in Duncan, Oklahoma, which celebrates the historic Chisolm Trail. Among other exhibits, it features the Paul Moore bronze “On the Chisholm Trail,” which stands nearly 15-feet high atop its immense base and stretches almost 35-feet across the horizon. Separate from the museum, Trail Ruts at Monument Hill just outside of Duncan has visible traces of cattle hoofs and wagons actually left on the trail.

There are other museums dedicated to the Chisholm Trail in Kingfisher, Oklahoma (the Chisholm Trail Museum), in Waurika, Oklahoma (the Chisholm Trail Historical Museum), in Wellington, Kansas (the Chisholm Trail Museum), in Cleburne, Texas, and in Cuero, Texas.

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Rothemund

Rothemund is a surname. Notable persons with that surname include:
 * Marc Rothemund (born 1968), German film director
 * Paul W. K. Rothemund (born late 20th century), American scientist
 * Paul Rothemund (chemist, born 1904), American chemist
 * Sigi Rothemund (1944-2024), German film director
 * Yvonne Rothemund (born 1992), German ice hockey player

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Talk:WXYZ-AM

WXYZ radio was a legendary and instrumental station in early American broadcasting. This page has been restored and was intended to allow others with experiences and knowledge of WXYZ radio to contribute to this entry.

Merge
I really do not think this is necessary, since WXYT has pretty much the same info. Therefore, I think this should be merged into WXYT-AM (pending move to WXYT). CoolKatt number 99999 03:41, 13 May 2006 (UTC)
 * WXYZ/WXYT is the same station with a different set of call letters. It's essentially a paper/legal change, and not a whole different radio station. Had WXYZ moved to another spot on the dial, a separate article would be warranted. But the rich history of WXYZ can easily be included in the history section of WXYT, making for one great article. As it stands now, someone might miss edit WXYZ and leave something important out of WXYT. Whoever suggested this merger needs to do it. Goeverywhere 00:08, 24 September 2006 (UTC)

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2017–2018 Massachusetts legislature

The 190th Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 2017 and 2018 during the governorship of Charlie Baker. Harriette L. Chandler served as president of the Senate, and Robert DeLeo served as speaker of the House.

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Web Design/Design Suggestions

Suggestions for Design class resources

 * Less on how to make visual effects, and more on how to use them.
 * Challenge sequences, like the CSS ones.
 * Information on how to splice compositions, and turn them into web pages.

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Lollipop (wrestler)

Jaime Lynne (born March 17, 1979) is an American retired professional wrestler and valet, better known by her ring name, Lollipop. She is best known for her appearances with National Wrestling Alliance: Total Nonstop Action from 2002 to 2004.

Early career (2002)
Lynne made her wrestling debut in early 2002, acting as a valet in the Columbia, Tennessee-based National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) Main Event promotion.

NWA: Total Nonstop Action (2002–2004)
She went on to appear with NWA: Total Nonstop Action (TNA) as "Lollipop", a dancer who took her name from her omnipresent lollipop. She first appeared in the August 21, 2002, weekly PPV. In September 2002, Lynne decided to train as a wrestler, and began taking lessons from Leilani Kai. In a controversial angle, Lynne appeared topless on the March 12, 2003, TNA pay-per-view while brawling with Holly Wood of Sports Entertainment Xtreme. Lynne was then involved in a feud with the all-female stable known as Bitchslap, which consisted of Traci Brooks and Nurse Veronica. During an in-ring segment, Bitchslap issued an open challenge to any women in attendance. Lynne (who was attacked by Brooks several weeks earlier ) and fellow TNA cage dancer April Pennington accepted the challenge. They tried attacking Brooks and Veronica but were stopped by TNA security guards. The following week, Lynne challenged Bitchslap to a match. Veronica (without Brooks present) accepted, but was attacked by both Lynne and Pennington until TNA security again stopped the catfight. Veronica then replaced Brooks with a new partner, Cheerleader Valentina (who had earlier competed as JV Love on TNA Xplosion in a match against Brooks ). Veronica and Valentina attacked the TNA cage dancers during a dance routine, but were separated by TNA security. A match was finally scheduled between Bitchslap (Veronica and Valentina) and the TNA cage dancers (Pennington and Lynne). However, before the match could fully start it was interrupted by Trinity, who revealed herself as the newest member of Bitchslap and attacked Pennington and Lynne. The TNA cage dancers retaliated against Bitchslap the following week. They summoned Bitchslap to the ring; however, Trinity forced Veronica and Valentina into the ring to fight the cage dancers. Pennington and Lynne attacked Veronica and Valentina with leather straps until they fled up the entrance ramp to rejoin Trinity. The storyline with Bitchslap was then dropped because TNA didn't have enough female wrestlers to compete against the group, and Veronica turned down a two-year contract with TNA, instead attempting to sign with either WWE or a company in Japan. Lynne and Pennington returned to their roles as cage dancers, Brooks and Trinity were then placed into other storylines, and TNA stopped booking Valentina.

Lynne would begin appearing as an assistant for Jonny Fairplay on various occasions and continued to perform as a TNA cage dancer until February 2004.

Independent circuit (2003–2006)
After leaving TNA, Lynne worked on the independent circuit as a wrestler and valet, appearing with promotions such as Ring of Honor. On January 8, 2005, Lollipop wrestled in South Korea with the Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling promotion, teaming with Gail Kim to defeat Malia Hosaka and Nidia.

In January 2006, Lynne began teaming with Amber O'Neal as "Team Blondage", replacing O'Neal's original partner, Krissy Vaine. In the process, Lynne replaced Vaine as one half of the Women's Extreme Wrestling Tag Team Champions. The duo held the titles until the April 6, 2006 WEW pay-per-view, when Lynne and O'Neal lost to the tag team of April Hunter and Talia Madison after defeating them in singles bouts earlier in the evening.

In September 2006, she decided to leave the wrestling business. She returned for a one-time appearance in November 2007 and wrestled Christie Ricci.

Championships and accomplishments

 * Women's Extreme Wrestling
 * WEW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Amber O'Neal

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Portal:Aviation/Anniversaries/May 30

May 30
 * 2012 – A United States Navy T-45C of TW-2 crashes 40 miles southwest of Kingville, Texas; both occupants eject safely.
 * 2009 – Pakistan International Airlines Flight 668, an ATR 42-500, registration AP-BHO, departs the runway on landing at Allama Iqbal International Airport, Pakistan, resulting in a collapsed nosewheel and damaged main wheel.
 * 2008 – A chartered 12-seater Pilatus PC-6 crashes in central Spain after shedding a wing, killing the pilot and a passenger. Other skydivers escaped.
 * 2008 – British all-business class airline Silverjet ceases operations. It was the last business class airline in service.
 * 2008 – TACA Flight 390, an Airbus A320-233, crashes in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, with five casualiies (two on the ground) and 65 injuries.
 * 2007 – One of the last two remaining ATL-98 Carvair (N898AT) crashed at Nixon Fork Mine near McGrath, Alaska.
 * 2005 – A Comp Air 7SL aircraft with the Iraqi Air Force crashes in eastern Iraq, killing four Americans and an Iraqi on board.
 * 2003 – The final flight of an Air France Concorde takes place.
 * 1996 – Retirement: Mirage IV-P Bombers of the Armée de l’Air are retired.
 * 1995 – A McDonnell-Douglas F-15C-26-MC Eagle, 79-0068, c/n 0616/C137, of the 53d Fighter Squadron, 52d Fighter Wing, Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, crashes on take-off, killing pilot Maj. Donald Lowry, Jr., 36, who dies en route to hospital. The cause was cross-connected lateral and longitudinal flight control rods off of the mixer assembly. The U.S. Air Force, despite awareness of poorly coordinated color scheme for keeping the rods from being misconnected (identical cases in 1986 and 1991, which, fortunately, were detected before leading to accidents), subjects two mechanics to courts martial for criminally negligent homicide, punishable by four years in prison, a dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of all pay and allowances. The Air Force also engages in dirty tricks, intercepting the defendants' mail and holding it when they were contacted by a safety expert who wanted to assist them. One defendant committed suicide on 3 October 1995, the date the court martial was due to begin. On 13 November, the service, citing "justice and the interests of the Air Force", dropped its case against the other mechanic, in exchange for his decision to leave the military. Motivation for the scape-goating attempt by the service can be traced to criticism the 52d Fighter Wing received for not bringing up on charges pilots who were responsible for downing two U.S. Army helicopters over Iraq in 1994, killing 26. "The 53rd FS 'Tigers' never fully recovered from the dark blemish on their otherwise exemplary record. The only way the USAF could make the issue and the pain go away was by closing the unit. This was done on March 10, 1999, leaving USAFE with only one Eagle squadron for the next war in its theater."
 * 1990 – Two USAF LTV A-7 Corsair IIs of the 175th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 114th Tactical Fighter Group, South Dakota Air National Guard, collide in mid-air and crash in a "ball of flame" over northwestern Iowa near Spencer, Iowa, during mock combat, both pilots and a civilian passenger eject safely. The flight consisted on an A-7D single-seater, 70-1050, and A-7K, 80-0292, c/n K-021, two-seater.
 * 1988 – The first aircraft carrier to be built in Spain, Principe de Asturias, is commissioned into the Spanish Navy.
 * 1982 – The Royal Australian Navy decommissions its last aircraft carrier, HMAS Melbourne (R21). Melbourne never fired a shot in anger during her career, having only peripheral, non-combat roles in relation to the Indonesia-Malaysia confrontation and the Vietnam War. She was, however, involved in two major collisions with allied vessels. The first occurred on the evening of 10 February 1964, in which Melbourne rammed and sank the RAN destroyer HMAS Voyager when the latter altered course across her bow. Eighty-two of Voyager's personnel were killed, and two Royal Commissions were held to investigate the incident. The second collision occurred in the early morning of 3 June 1969, when Melbourne also rammed the United States Navy (USN) destroyer USS Frank E. Evans in similar circumstances. Seventy-four American personnel died, and a joint USN–RAN Board of Inquiry was held. These incidents, along with several minor collisions, shipboard accidents, and aircraft losses, led to the reputation that Melbourne was jinxed.
 * 1979 – First flight of the Cessna Citation III
 * 1975 – A USAF Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star crashes at Tyndall AFB, Florida, killing two pilots, one of whom had just completed a pilot training course the previous day. "Witnesses said the plane dipped into some trees short of the runway and apparently burst into flames. Wreckage was scattered throughout a wooded area adjacent to the base." KWF are 2d Lt. Frank Peffer, 24, of Anaheim, California, and 2d Lt. Michael Wesley, of St. Charles, Missouri, who had graduated from pilot training at the base on Thursday 29 May. This is the first fatal crash at Tyndall since the 19 October 1972 downing of a Convair F-106 Delta Dart which killed its pilot.
 * 1974 – Entered service: Airbus A300 with Air France
 * 1972 – Delta Air Lines Flight 9570 crashes at the Greater Southwest International Airport in Fort Worth, Texas, while conducting a training flight. The aircraft, a McDonnell Douglas DC-9-14, began to oscillate about the roll axis after crossing the runway threshold during a landing approach, then rolled rapidly to the right and struck the runway with the right wing low. This flight’s crash has been attributed to wake turbulence behind a McDonnell Douglas DC-10 that made a touch-and-go landing ahead of it. The plane’s occupants consisted of three pilots and an FAA inspector, all of whom were killed in the crash and subsequent fire. The resulting investigation prompted changes to the minimum distance that aircraft must keep when following “heavy” aircraft.
 * 1972 – First flight of the Northrop YA-9
 * 1972 – Lod Airport massacre: three Japanese terrorists attack passengers at Tel Aviv Airport
 * 1971 – The American space probe Mariner 9 blasts off from Cape Kennedy, Fla., on a journey to Mars.
 * 1966 – 300 US airplanes bomb North Vietnam.
 * 1961 – Viasa Flight 897, a Douglas DC-8, crashes shortly after taking off from Lisbon Portela Airport. All 61 passengers and crew on board are killed.
 * 1958 – First flight of the Douglas DC-8
 * 1949 – Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft test pilot Jo O. Lancaster becomes first British pilot to save his life with an ejection seat when he bails out of experimental twin-jet flying wing Armstrong Whitworth A.W.52, TS363, out of Bitteswell, using "primitive" Martin-Baker Mk.1 seat, when an oscillation in pitch set in during a shallow dive from ~5,000 feet.
 * 1948 – First flight of the Martin P5M Marlin
 * 1947 – Eastern Air Lines Flight 605 dived into the ground near Bainbridge, Maryland, during a flight from Newark, New Jersey to Miami. All 53 passengers and crew on board were killed. At the time this was the deadliest airliner crash in United States history.
 * 1947 – First flight of the Boulton Paul Balliol
 * 1944 – First flight of the Pilatus SB-2.
 * 1943 – A B-17F-45-BO Flying Fortress, 42-5318, of the 464th Bombardment Squadron, 331st Bombardment Group, out of Casper Army Air Field, Wyoming, piloted by James O. Westbury, crashes into a mountainside NE of Covelo, California, while on a training flight to Eugene, Oregon, killing all six people on board.
 * 1942 – The first 1000-bomber raid on Germany (Cologne), with four RCAF squadrons participating. One RCAF aircraft was lost in battle.
 * 1942 – (Overnight) Royal Air Force Bomber Command carries out Operation Millenium, its first “thousand-bomber raid", in which 1,047 British bombers attack Cologne, Germany, killing 480 people and injuring 5,000 and destroying 13,000 homes and damaging 30,000. Forty-one bombers are lost. Fifty-seven more British aircraft operate as night intruders in support of the attack.
 * 1942 – Since May 1, the Germans and Italians have lost 40 aircraft over Malta in exchange for 25 British planes lost in combat. The British have lost only six aircraft on the ground, 24 fewer than the previous month.
 * 1941 – German bombers damage the Australian light cruiser HMAS Perth as she retires after evacuating troops from Crete. Two more British destroyers also will be damaged before the evacuation is complete.
 * 1940 – RCAF F/O A. B. Angus was posthumously awarded the DFC for becoming the first Canadian “ace” of WWII (RAF 85 Squadron).
 * 1929 – Logan Field is opened at Baltimore, Maryland.
 * 1924 – First flight of the Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.8
 * 1912 – Wilbur Wright dies of typhoid fever at the early age of 45. His death marks the end of his extraordinary partnership with his brother Orville, which culminated in 1903 with the first true powered flight in history.
 * 1908 – The first European flight of over 15 minutes takes place. Leon Delagrange flies his Voisin-Delagrange in France.

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Talk:Bezu Fache

Opus Dei Member?
Somebody baldly states that Fache is an Opus Dei member, in the book as well as in the movie. While the crux gemmata does point to great devotion, it is about the only piece of evidence I've found of his leanings. Does anybody have got anything more telling? --Svartalf 16:43, 25 October 2006 (UTC)

I'm sure there's evidence in the book of him being a member of Opus Dei - hence his willingness to follow the instructions of Aringarosa. I'm fairly confident that the discussion between him and Collet where he explains his actions' being due to his order is in the book too. Will2710 01:53, 2 November 2006 (UTC)

Enigmatic succession box
What is the information provided by the succession box at the bottom of the article? I cannot make heads and tails of it. __meco 09:20, 27 March 2007 (UTC)

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EG Awards of 2006

The EG Awards of 2006 are the first Annual The Age EG (Entertainment Guide) Awards and took place at the Prince of Wales in October 2006.

The awards were created to celebrate The Age's Entertainment Guide's 21st birthday, and people were asked to vote in a number of categories from acts over the past 21 years. More than 37,000 votes were tallied in the poll.

Hall of Fame inductees / EG Legends
TISM

MC Dave Graney accepting the award on behalf of TISM, (who wear masks when in public) saying, "Legend is an over-used word, but the Melbourne music scene is full of them. As merciless watchdogs of affectation, preciousness, hype and general bull in popular culture, they are without doubt the hardest working individuals ever to don balaclavas and dance like their pills are on fire."

Performers

 * Bonnie Tyler - "Total Eclipse of the Heart"
 * Renee Geyer - "Under the Milky Way"

Award nominees and winners
Winners indicated below in boldface

Crowded House's Neil Finn said "The songs on Woodface were first written in East St Kilda, rehearsed in South Melbourne, and mostly recorded in South Yarra and Caulfield." Finn added "Melbourne was the birthplace of Crowded House and was always the town we chose to return to. It's forever deeply ingrained in our collective psyche and was the backdrop for many of our best musical moments," he said, before leaving open the possibility of a Hester-less band reunion."

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Murray Adams-Acton

Gladstone Murray Adams-Acton (known as Murray Adams-Acton) (1886–1971) was an English historian of art and architecture and interior designer of considerable flamboyance.

Adams-Acton was the son of the sculptor John Adams-Acton and his wife Marion (née Hamilton), better known as the writer Jeanie Hering.

He designed the dining room to Shirenewton Hall in 1910 and the interiors of a men's outfitter's shop, Swan & Edgar's in Piccadilly, renovating it before it reopened in 1927. Book Review Digest described him in 1930 as a "charming draftsman". He was also adept as a furniture designer and inventor, and made numerous items including a toaster. As an expert, he also authored numerous publications on design, such as Domestic Architecture and Old Furniture and The Genesis and Development of Linenfold Panelling (1945). He also produced work about ecclesiastical architecture in France. Adams-Acton was also a keen gardener, noted in particular for his rhododendron cultivation in the 1940s.

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Robotics/Components/Actuation Devices/Pneumatics Hydraulics

Pneumatic and hydraulic systems are actuators which provide linear movement. Hydraulic systems, especially, can produce extremely high forces.

Pneumatic system
The Pneumatic Actuator is sometimes called a Pneumatic Ram. The basic Pnuematic Ram consists of 3 main parts. These 3 parts are the Cylinder, Piston and Rod.

The Cylinder, which is black in the diagram, is where the process takes place. Most of the cylinders in use for hobby robotics are constructed of stainless steel and depending on the type of ram it will either feature one or two ports for compressed air.

The Piston, marked in green, is similar to one that you would find in a car engine. It essentially provides a surface for the compressed gas to act upon.

The Ram, marked in blue, is connected to the piston and transfers the force from the piston to the mechanism that needs moving.

There are several different types of cylinders:
 * Single acting cylinder: This cylinder has one input and has a spring. If the pressure is released from the cylinder the spring pushes the piston rod back to its starting position.
 * Double acting cylinder. This type of cylinder is moved by pressurizing one side at a time of the piston. (see images below).

Applications
Pneumatics are useful for generating linear motion.
 * Movement of a lever in a walker robot design.
 * Closing a gripper

Design Considerations
The use of Pnuematics requires a supply of compressed gas. For a stationary robot on a production line a compressor could be set up nearby to supply it however this isn't possible for a robot that is on the move. The solution is to have a container that holds compressed air. If lots of compressed air is required the addition of a compressor into the design may be required however bear in mind that a compressor will consume a large amount of power.

Calculating Output Force

The force a cylinder can be expressed as

 * $$ F = \ {p A_{Piston}}\,\!$$

 * F: Force in Newtons
 * p: Air pressure in cylinder in Pascals. Pressure can be obtained through use of a Pressure Gauge in the air circuit before the Ram.
 * A: Surface area of the piston in square meters. This can be obtained from the manufacturers specifications.


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Articles initiated.
 * K. T. Kunjumon
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User:Hullaballoo Wolfowitz

Hullaballoo Wolfowitz is back after a long absence. And after a longer period of silence. I do not know how long I will stay this time. The last time I did what I could to follow policy. But I was regularly hounded by aggressive editors because they did not want to. Perhaps things will go better this time. I have watched discussions and arguments for months.
 * Hullabaloo Wolfowitz originally edited when volunteering at one of his local libraries. Much more often, these days, while helping babysit sleeping (and otherwise) grandchildren. He's therefore prone to disappearing abruptly and returning after unpredictable intervals, so please allow time for him to respond. (And the hard editing work has to wait for the kids to sleep).
 * Hullaballoo Wolfowitz is, as of August 2015, the only Wikipedia editor who has added a reliably-sourced reference to amateur marmoset-raising to a Wikipedia biography. He also may be the only North American Wikipedian who once shared an elevator with Jorge Luis Borges.

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superavi

Verb

 * 1) "I have surmounted, I surmounted"
 * 2) "I have surpassed, I surpassed"
 * 3) "I have overflowed, I overflowed"
 * 4) "I have remained, I remained; I have survived, I survived"
 * 1) "I have remained, I remained; I have survived, I survived"

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Movie Making Manual/Adobe on Linux

This page is part of the Movie making manual wikibook

Will Adobe port their software to Linux? Here's a bunch of press clippings and general paraphernalia from the web suggesting that they might:

Petitions

 * Adobe and Macromedia for Linux Petition

Discussions

 * Discussion thread on Gentoo Linux forum
 * Thread on Adobe's Premiere forum

November 2004

 * Adobe Dipping toes into desktop Linux - Nov 2004 - News.com
 * Job advert from Adobe - Nov 2004

2002

 * Would Adobe Port PhotoShop to Linux - PC magazine

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βυθός

Etymology
Possibly a metathesis from, with cognates including 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬) and 🇨🇬 (from 🇨🇬). Unrelated to and.

Alternately, cognate to 🇨🇬.

Also compare the root with meaning related to swelling, as in a deepening.

However, Beekes rejects Indo-European origin, and assigns it to instead.

Noun

 * 1) depth
 * 2) depth of the sea, deep water

Etymology
Inherited from.

Noun

 * 1) seabed, riverbed, bottom, ground

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huisarrest geven

Verb

 * 1)  To impose house arrest
 * 2) To ground, make a charge remain at home, usually as a punishment

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A Big Country

A Big Country (1968 - 1991) was an Australian television documentary series produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

History
The series' purpose was to document life in rural Australia for the information of Australian city dwellers. The stories were identified by ABC staff working in rural areas.

Based in Sydney (part of the ABC Rural division), the production team consisted of a producer, a reporter, a sound recordist and camera operator, possibly accompanied by trainees. 370 episodes each of 30 minutes were produced in 32 series between 1968 and 1991 and were screened on the ABC network in prime time to high ratings.

The series also spawned a series of books based on the stories in the episodes.

Awards
The series won numerous awards including:
 * Logie Awards of 1976
 * Logie Awards of 1979
 * Logie Awards of 1981

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User:Awreade

Hi, I'm Alexander, I'm new to wikipedia, more than likely to make some mistakes, so please feel free to be as nice as possible and help me along the way!

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Eirini Stachtiari

Eirini Stachtiari (born 27 July 1977) is a Greek former basketball player who competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics.

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