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	==Byzantine history (ca. 500 onwards)==		==Byzantine history (ca. 500 onwards)==
-	Created: [[Vandalic War]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Artabanes (general)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]][[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Siege of Rome (537-538)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Dara (Mesopotamia)]], [[Column of Justinian]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Sena Gallica]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Strategopoulos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Palace of Porphyrogenitus]], [[Licario]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Nea Moni of Chios]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Philanthropenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Doukas Philanthropenos]], [[Augustaion]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Strategikon of Kekaumenos]], [[Himerios (admiral)]], [[Hyperpyron]], [[Comentiolus]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Apokaukos]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Nea Ekklesia]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Niketas Oryphas]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Eustathios Daphnomeles]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Chaldia]], [[Syllaeum]], [[Parakoimomenos]], [[Domestikos]], [[Nasar]], [[Protovestiarios]], [[Nobilissimus]], [[Protostrator]], [[Katepano]], [[Sebastos]], [[Proedros]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Kanikleios]], [[Nikephoros Choumnos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Mesazon]], [[Optimatoi]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Protospatharios]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vestiarion]], [[Kletorologion]], [[Theodorias (province)]], [[Peter the Patrician]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hikanatoi]], [[Peter Barsymes]], [[Basileopator]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Stylianos Zaoutzes]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Sebastokrator]], [[Praepositus sacri cubiculi]], [[Kephale (Byzantine Empire)]], [[Spatharokandidatos]], [[vir gloriosus]], [[Kantakouzenos]], [[Leo Sgouros]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hetaireia]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[De velitatione bellica]], [[Papias (Byzantine office)]], [[Stratopedarches]], [[Yahya of Antioch]], [[Emirate of Crete]], [[Silentiarius]], [[Leo Phokas the Younger]], [[Stratelates]], [[Akolouthos]], [[Dishypatos]], [[Vigla (tagma)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theophilos Kourkouas]], [[Konostaulos]], [[Bonus (patrician)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Chrysotriklinos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Protasekretis]], [[Tzykanisterion]], [[Church of the Virgin of the Pharos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theophanes (chamberlain)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Paradynasteuon]], [[Patria of Constantinople]], [[Anatolic Theme]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Armeniac Theme]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Opsikion]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Charsianon]], [[Chartoularios]], [[Malagina]], [[Lykandos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Melias (general of Lykandos)‎]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Nicopolis (theme)]], [[Gasmouloi]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Prison of Anemas]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Peter Phokas]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michael Bourtzes]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Leo Tornikios]], [[Tzaousios]], [[Justin (consul 540)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Justinian (general)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vitalian (general)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Patricius (consul 500)]], [[Hieria]], [[Andronikos Doukas (general under Leo VI)]], [[Samonas]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vestarches]], [[Cubicularius]], [[Parathalassites]], [[Symponos]], [[Alexios Axouch]], [[Damian Dalassenos (duke of Antioch)]], [[Zoste patrikia]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[John Chryselios]], [[Vestitor]], [[Vardariotai]], [[Al-Mundhir III ibn al-Harith]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[John Mystacon]], [[Jabalah IV ibn al-Harith]], [[Al-Nu'man VI ibn al-Mundhir]], [[Karbeas]], [[Theophobos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Aplekton]], [[Mandator]], [[Priscus (general)]][[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Kardarigan (6th century)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Kardarigan (7th century)]], [[Shahraplakan]], [[Cours (Byzantine general)]], [[Coutzes]], [[Umar al-Aqta]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Valentinus (usurper)]], [[Ali al-Armani]], [[Maleinos]], [[Constantine Maleinos]], [[Eustathios Maleinos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vestes]], [[Constantine Doukas (usurper)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Basil the Copper Hand]], [[Actuarius]], [[Gennadius (6th century)]], [[Stotzas]], [[Miliaresion]], [[Stavraton]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Basilikon]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Tetarteron]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Politikon]], [[Scyphate]], [[Epanagoge]], [[Kalokyros Delphinas]], [[Sviatoslav's invasion of Bulgaria]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Manuel Boutoumites]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theophilos Erotikos]], [[Saborios]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of the Orontes]], [[Epi tes trapezes]], [[Nipsistiarios]], [[Comentiolus (brother of Phocas)]], [[Domentziolus (brother of Phocas)]], [[Domentziolus (nephew of Phocas)]], [[Logothetes ton agelon]], [[Logothetes tou dromou]], [[Logothetes tou genikou]], [[Logothetes tou praitoriou]], [[Logothetes tou stratiotikou]], [[Megas logothetes]], [[Logothetes ton oikeiakon]], [[Germanus (general under Phocas)]], [[Sabas Asidenos]], [[Arsaber]], [[Quaestor sacri palatii]], [[Alexios Mosele (general)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Ezeritai]], [[Melingoi]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michaelaton]], [[Church of the Acheiropoietos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Church of Saint Nicholas Orphanos]], [[Church of the Holy Apostles (Thessaloniki)]], [[Bardanes Tourkos]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Staurakios (eunuch)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Tatzates]], [[Niketas (son of Artabasdos)]], [[Aetios (eunuch)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hermogenes (magister officiorum)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[John Komnenos the Fat]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Patriarch Basil II of Constantinople]], [[Patriarch Michael IV of Constantinople]], [[Basil Onomagoulos]], [[Alexios Raoul (protovestiarios)]], [[Patriarch Nicholas IV of Constantinople]], [[Mouzalon]], [[Raoul (Byzantine family)]], [[Theodora Raoulaina]], [[Battle of Neopatras]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Demetrias]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Battle of Pharsalus (1277)]], [[Alexios Mosele (Caesar)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Donald Nicol]], [[Alexios Kaballarios]], [[Michael Kaballarios]], [[Siege of Berat (1280–1281)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Prinitza]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Makryplagi]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Merarches]], [[Michael Tarchaneiotes]], [[Nikephoros Tarchaneiotes]], [[Church of the Paregoritissa]], [[Michael Doukas Glabas Tarchaneiotes]], [[Battle of Settepozzi]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theodore (brother of Heraclius)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Tocco family]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Guglielmo Tocco]], [[Leonardo I Tocco]], [[Patriarch Germanus II of Constantinople]], [[Nikephoros (Caesar)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Michael Lachanodrakon]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michael Melissenos]], [[Stephen the Younger]], [[Mesopotamia (theme)]], [[Kleisoura (Byzantine district)]], [[Mystikos]], [[Leo Choirosphaktes]] [[File:Symbol c class.svg\|15px\|C-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]],[[Tamkhosrau]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[John Doukas (megas doux)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Constantine Dalassenos (thalassokrator)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Andronikos Doukas (co-emperor)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Constantine Opos (megas doux)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Allagion]], [[Michael Doukas (protostrator)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Nikephoros Palaiologos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Adrianos Komnenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[John Raoul Petraliphas]], [[Christopher Lekapenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Nikephoritzes]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Sebastophoros]], [[Patriarch Antony IV of Constantinople]], [[Constantine Choirosphaktes]], [[Gunthertuch]] [[File:Symbol c class.svg\|15px\|C-class]][[File:Nuvola German flag.svg\|15px]]<br>	+	Created: [[Vandalic War]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Artabanes (general)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]][[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Siege of Rome (537-538)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Dara (Mesopotamia)]], [[Column of Justinian]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Sena Gallica]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Strategopoulos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Palace of Porphyrogenitus]], [[Licario]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Nea Moni of Chios]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Philanthropenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Doukas Philanthropenos]], [[Augustaion]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Strategikon of Kekaumenos]], [[Himerios (admiral)]], [[Hyperpyron]], [[Comentiolus]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Alexios Apokaukos]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Nea Ekklesia]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Niketas Oryphas]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Eustathios Daphnomeles]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Chaldia]], [[Syllaeum]], [[Parakoimomenos]], [[Domestikos]], [[Nasar]], [[Protovestiarios]], [[Nobilissimus]], [[Protostrator]], [[Katepano]], [[Sebastos]], [[Proedros]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Kanikleios]], [[Nikephoros Choumnos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Mesazon]], [[Optimatoi]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Protospatharios]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vestiarion]], [[Kletorologion]], [[Theodorias (province)]], [[Peter the Patrician]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hikanatoi]], [[Peter Barsymes]], [[Basileopator]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Stylianos Zaoutzes]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Sebastokrator]], [[Praepositus sacri cubiculi]], [[Kephale (Byzantine Empire)]], [[Spatharokandidatos]], [[vir gloriosus]], [[Kantakouzenos]], [[Leo Sgouros]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hetaireia]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[De velitatione bellica]], [[Papias (Byzantine office)]], [[Stratopedarches]], [[Yahya of Antioch]], [[Emirate of Crete]], [[Silentiarius]], [[Leo Phokas the Younger]], [[Stratelates]], [[Akolouthos]], [[Dishypatos]], [[Vigla (tagma)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theophilos Kourkouas]], [[Konostaulos]], [[Bonus (patrician)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Chrysotriklinos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Protasekretis]], [[Tzykanisterion]], [[Church of the Virgin of the Pharos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theophanes (chamberlain)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Paradynasteuon]], [[Patria of Constantinople]], [[Anatolic Theme]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Armeniac Theme]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Opsikion]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Charsianon]], [[Chartoularios]], [[Malagina]], [[Lykandos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Melias (general of Lykandos)‎]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Nicopolis (theme)]], [[Gasmouloi]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Prison of Anemas]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Peter Phokas]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michael Bourtzes]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Leo Tornikios]], [[Tzaousios]], [[Justin (consul 540)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Justinian (general)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vitalian (general)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Patricius (consul 500)]], [[Hieria]], [[Andronikos Doukas (general under Leo VI)]], [[Samonas]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vestarches]], [[Cubicularius]], [[Parathalassites]], [[Symponos]], [[Alexios Axouch]], [[Damian Dalassenos (duke of Antioch)]], [[Zoste patrikia]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[John Chryselios]], [[Vestitor]], [[Vardariotai]], [[Al-Mundhir III ibn al-Harith]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[John Mystacon]], [[Jabalah IV ibn al-Harith]], [[Al-Nu'man VI ibn al-Mundhir]], [[Karbeas]], [[Theophobos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Aplekton]], [[Mandator]], [[Priscus (general)]][[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Kardarigan (6th century)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Kardarigan (7th century)]], [[Shahraplakan]], [[Cours (Byzantine general)]], [[Coutzes]], [[Umar al-Aqta]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Valentinus (usurper)]], [[Ali al-Armani]], [[Maleinos]], [[Constantine Maleinos]], [[Eustathios Maleinos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Vestes]], [[Constantine Doukas (usurper)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Basil the Copper Hand]], [[Actuarius]], [[Gennadius (6th century)]], [[Stotzas]], [[Miliaresion]], [[Stavraton]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Basilikon]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Tetarteron]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Politikon]], [[Scyphate]], [[Epanagoge]], [[Kalokyros Delphinas]], [[Sviatoslav's invasion of Bulgaria]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Manuel Boutoumites]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theophilos Erotikos]], [[Saborios]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of the Orontes]], [[Epi tes trapezes]], [[Nipsistiarios]], [[Comentiolus (brother of Phocas)]], [[Domentziolus (brother of Phocas)]], [[Domentziolus (nephew of Phocas)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Logothetes ton agelon]], [[Logothetes tou dromou]], [[Logothetes tou genikou]], [[Logothetes tou praitoriou]], [[Logothetes tou stratiotikou]], [[Megas logothetes]], [[Logothetes ton oikeiakon]], [[Germanus (general under Phocas)]], [[Sabas Asidenos]], [[Arsaber]], [[Quaestor sacri palatii]], [[Alexios Mosele (general)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Ezeritai]], [[Melingoi]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michaelaton]], [[Church of the Acheiropoietos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Church of Saint Nicholas Orphanos]], [[Church of the Holy Apostles (Thessaloniki)]], [[Bardanes Tourkos]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Staurakios (eunuch)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Tatzates]], [[Niketas (son of Artabasdos)]], [[Aetios (eunuch)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hermogenes (magister officiorum)]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[John Komnenos the Fat]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Patriarch Basil II of Constantinople]], [[Patriarch Michael IV of Constantinople]], [[Basil Onomagoulos]], [[Alexios Raoul (protovestiarios)]], [[Patriarch Nicholas IV of Constantinople]], [[Mouzalon]], [[Raoul (Byzantine family)]], [[Theodora Raoulaina]], [[Battle of Neopatras]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Demetrias]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Battle of Pharsalus (1277)]], [[Alexios Mosele (Caesar)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Donald Nicol]], [[Alexios Kaballarios]], [[Michael Kaballarios]], [[Siege of Berat (1280–1281)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Prinitza]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Makryplagi]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Merarches]], [[Michael Tarchaneiotes]], [[Nikephoros Tarchaneiotes]], [[Church of the Paregoritissa]], [[Michael Doukas Glabas Tarchaneiotes]], [[Battle of Settepozzi]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Theodore (brother of Heraclius)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Tocco family]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Guglielmo Tocco]], [[Leonardo I Tocco]], [[Patriarch Germanus II of Constantinople]], [[Nikephoros (Caesar)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Michael Lachanodrakon]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michael Melissenos]], [[Stephen the Younger]], [[Mesopotamia (theme)]], [[Kleisoura (Byzantine district)]], [[Mystikos]], [[Leo Choirosphaktes]] [[File:Symbol c class.svg\|15px\|C-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]],[[Tamkhosrau]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[John Doukas (megas doux)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Constantine Dalassenos (thalassokrator)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Andronikos Doukas (co-emperor)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Constantine Opos (megas doux)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Allagion]], [[Michael Doukas (protostrator)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Nikephoros Palaiologos]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Adrianos Komnenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[John Raoul Petraliphas]], [[Christopher Lekapenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Nikephoritzes]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Sebastophoros]], [[Patriarch Antony IV of Constantinople]], [[Constantine Choirosphaktes]], [[Gunthertuch]] [[File:Symbol c class.svg\|15px\|C-class]][[File:Nuvola German flag.svg\|15px]]<br>

-	Major contributions/rewrites: [[Walls of Constantinople]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Great Palace of Constantinople]], [[Exarchate of Africa‎]], [[Battle of the Volturnus (554)]], [[Gothic War (535–554)]], [[Mundus (general)]], [[Tagma (military)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Byzantine navy]] [[File:Featured article star.svg\|15px\|Featured article]], [[Scholae Palatinae]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Philippicus (general)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Byzantine aristocracy and bureaucracy]], [[Sayf al-Daula]], [[Megas Doux]], [[Sassanid conquest of Egypt]], [[Adarmahan]], [[George Mouzalon]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Massacre of the Latins]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Nikephoros Ouranos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Battle of Lalakaon]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Petronas the Patrician]], [[Theoktistos]], [[Praecepta Militaria]], [[Syrgiannes Palaiologos]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Greek fire]], [[Agentes in rebus]], [[Hypatos]], [[Logothete]], [[Spatharios]], [[Bardas]], [[Church of St. Polyeuctus]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Byzantine civil war of 1321‎–1328]], [[Topoteretes]], [[Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347]] [[File:Symbol a class.svg\|15px\|A-class article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Jovan Oliver]], [[Kamateros]], [[Battle of Peritheorion]], [[Laskaris]], [[Kourkouas]], [[John Kourkouas]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hervé Frankopoulos]], [[Celer (magister officiorum)]], [[Chalke]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Daphne Palace]], [[Palace of Antiochos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Thracesian Theme]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Palace of Blachernae]], [[George Palaiologos]], [[Germanus (cousin of Justinian I)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Areobindus Dagalaiphus Areobindus]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Baresmanas]], [[Azarethes]], [[Isaac Komnenos (brother of Alexios I)]], [[Isaac Komnenos (son of Alexios I)]], [[Constantine Diogenes]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Al-Harith ibn Jabalah]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Bathys Ryax]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Anzen]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Excubitors]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Solachon]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Byzantine heraldry]], [[Praejecta]], [[Baduarius]], [[Marcellus (general under Justinian I)]], [[Marcellus (comes excubitorum)]], [[Nummus]], [[Hexagram (currency)]], [[Histamenon]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Arcadiopolis]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Battle of Bapheus]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Constantine Lips]], [[Song of Armouris]], [[Sunicas]], [[John X of Constantinople]], [[John Palaiologos (Despot)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michael Maurex]], [[Battle of Kalavrye]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Stephen Lekapenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]]	+	Major contributions/rewrites: [[Walls of Constantinople]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Great Palace of Constantinople]], [[Exarchate of Africa‎]], [[Battle of the Volturnus (554)]], [[Gothic War (535–554)]], [[Mundus (general)]], [[Tagma (military)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Byzantine navy]] [[File:Featured article star.svg\|15px\|Featured article]], [[Scholae Palatinae]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Philippicus (general)]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Byzantine aristocracy and bureaucracy]], [[Sayf al-Daula]], [[Megas Doux]], [[Sassanid conquest of Egypt]], [[Adarmahan]], [[George Mouzalon]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Massacre of the Latins]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Nikephoros Ouranos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Battle of Lalakaon]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Petronas the Patrician]], [[Theoktistos]], [[Praecepta Militaria]], [[Syrgiannes Palaiologos]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Greek fire]], [[Agentes in rebus]], [[Hypatos]], [[Logothete]], [[Spatharios]], [[Bardas]], [[Church of St. Polyeuctus]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Byzantine civil war of 1321‎–1328]], [[Topoteretes]], [[Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347]] [[File:Symbol a class.svg\|15px\|A-class article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Jovan Oliver]], [[Kamateros]], [[Battle of Peritheorion]], [[Laskaris]], [[Kourkouas]], [[John Kourkouas]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Hervé Frankopoulos]], [[Celer (magister officiorum)]], [[Chalke]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Daphne Palace]], [[Palace of Antiochos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Thracesian Theme]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Palace of Blachernae]], [[George Palaiologos]], [[Germanus (cousin of Justinian I)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Areobindus Dagalaiphus Areobindus]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]], [[Baresmanas]], [[Azarethes]], [[Isaac Komnenos (brother of Alexios I)]], [[Isaac Komnenos (son of Alexios I)]], [[Constantine Diogenes]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Al-Harith ibn Jabalah]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Bathys Ryax]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Anzen]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Excubitors]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Solachon]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Byzantine heraldry]], [[Praejecta]], [[Baduarius]], [[Marcellus (general under Justinian I)]], [[Marcellus (comes excubitorum)]], [[Nummus]], [[Hexagram (currency)]], [[Histamenon]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Battle of Arcadiopolis]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]], [[Battle of Bapheus]] [[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Constantine Lips]], [[Song of Armouris]], [[Sunicas]], [[John X of Constantinople]], [[John Palaiologos (Despot)]] [[Image:Symbol support vote.png\|15px\|Good article]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Michael Maurex]], [[Battle of Kalavrye]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]][[Image:Symbol question.svg\|15px\|DYK]], [[Stephen Lekapenos]] [[File:Symbol b class.svg\|15px\|B-class]]

	==Latin & Ottoman Greece (1204-1821)==		==Latin & Ottoman Greece (1204-1821)==

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	==Economy==		==Economy==
-	[[Aero Contractors (Nigeria)\|Aero Contractors]] a leading low cost airline in Nigeria. Its head office is located at [[Murtala Muhammed International Airport]]	+	[[Arik Air]]'s head office is in the Arik Air Aviation Center on the grounds of [[Murtala Muhammed International Airport]] in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.arikair.com/arikair/racine_site/contact_us.asp Contact Us]." [[Arik Air]]. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> [[Air Nigeria]]'s (formerly Nigerian Eagle and Virgin Nigeria Airways) head office is located on the 9th Floor of Etiebets Place in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.virginnigeria.com/en/ng/contact_ho.html AN Registered Offices]." [[Air Nigeria]]. Retrieved on 28 June 2010.</ref> [[Bellview Airlines]] has its headquarters in the Bellview Plaza in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.flybellviewair.com/eng/general/contacts.asp Contacts]." Bellview Airlines. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> [[Virgin Atlantic]] has its Nigeria office in "The Place" in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/en/us/allaboutus/howtofindus/nigeria/index.jsp Nigeria Office]." [[Virgin Atlantic Airways]]. Retrieved on 14 December 2009.</ref> [[Aero Contractors (Nigeria)\|Aero Contractors]] a low cost airline in Nigeria. Its head office is located at Murtala Muhammed International Airport.{{fact}}
-	in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.virgin-atlantic.com]." [[Aero Contractors]].</ref>
-	[[Arik Air]]'s head office is in the Arik Air Aviation Center on the grounds of [[Murtala Muhammed International Airport]] in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.arikair.com/arikair/racine_site/contact_us.asp Contact Us]." [[Arik Air]]. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> [[Air Nigeria]]'s (formerly Nigerian Eagle and Virgin Nigeria Airways) head office is located on the 9th Floor of Etiebets Place in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.virginnigeria.com/en/ng/contact_ho.html AN Registered Offices]." [[Air Nigeria]]. Retrieved on 28 June 2010.</ref> [[Bellview Airlines]] has its headquarters in the Bellview Plaza in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.flybellviewair.com/eng/general/contacts.asp Contacts]." Bellview Airlines. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> [[Virgin Atlantic]] has its Nigeria office in "The Place" in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/en/us/allaboutus/howtofindus/nigeria/index.jsp Nigeria Office]." [[Virgin Atlantic Airways]]. Retrieved on 14 December 2009.</ref>

	Prior to its dissolution [[Nigeria Airways]] was headquartered in Ikeja.<ref>Ketefe, Kayode. "[http://odili.net/news/source/2006/feb/1/408.html Firm acquires Airways HQ for N950m]." ''[[The Punch]]''. Wednesday 1 February 2006. Retrieved on 20 September 2009.</ref> Prior to its dissolution [[Sosoliso Airlines]] was headquartered in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://web.archive.org/web/20031203172956/sosolisoairline.com/contact.html Contact us]." [[Sosoliso Airlines]]. 3 December 2003. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> Prior to its disestablishment [[ADC Airlines]] had its head office in Ikeja.<ref>''World Airline Directory''. Flight International. 3–9 April 1996. [http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1996/1996 - 0772.html 36]. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> Prior to its disestablishment [[Afrijet Airlines]] had its head office in the NAHCO Building on the grounds of the airport.<ref>"Directory:World airlines." ''[[Flight International]]''. 16-22 March 2004. [http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/2004/2004-09%20-%200055.html?search=%22Air%20Ukraine%22 53].</ref>		Prior to its dissolution [[Nigeria Airways]] was headquartered in Ikeja.<ref>Ketefe, Kayode. "[http://odili.net/news/source/2006/feb/1/408.html Firm acquires Airways HQ for N950m]." ''[[The Punch]]''. Wednesday 1 February 2006. Retrieved on 20 September 2009.</ref> Prior to its dissolution [[Sosoliso Airlines]] was headquartered in Ikeja.<ref>"[http://web.archive.org/web/20031203172956/sosolisoairline.com/contact.html Contact us]." [[Sosoliso Airlines]]. 3 December 2003. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> Prior to its disestablishment [[ADC Airlines]] had its head office in Ikeja.<ref>''World Airline Directory''. Flight International. 3–9 April 1996. [http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1996/1996 - 0772.html 36]. Retrieved on 3 October 2009.</ref> Prior to its disestablishment [[Afrijet Airlines]] had its head office in the NAHCO Building on the grounds of the airport.<ref>"Directory:World airlines." ''[[Flight International]]''. 16-22 March 2004. [http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/2004/2004-09%20-%200055.html?search=%22Air%20Ukraine%22 53].</ref>

Talk:Siza Roy

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Next Australian federal election

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	==Hung Parliament==		==Hung Parliament==
-	The current government is a [[hung parliament]]. It is therefore possible that the government may change without an election, if the cross-bench members change their support to the Opposition. This last happened in the Australian Federal Parliament in 1941.<ref name=GreenHungParliament>{{cite web\|url=http://blogs.abc.net.au/antonygreen/2010/08/hung-parliament-where-to-from-here.html \|title=Hung Parliament - Where to from here? \|publisher=Blogs.abc.net.au \|date=2010-08-27 \|accessdate=2010-09-08}}</ref>	+	The current government is a [[hung parliament]]. It is therefore possible that the government may change without an election, if the cross-bench members change their support to the Opposition. This last happened following the [[Australian federal election, 1940\|1940 federal election]].<ref name=GreenHungParliament>{{cite web\|url=http://blogs.abc.net.au/antonygreen/2010/08/hung-parliament-where-to-from-here.html \|title=Hung Parliament - Where to from here? \|publisher=Blogs.abc.net.au \|date=2010-08-27 \|accessdate=2010-09-08}}</ref>

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Amerijet International

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-	Amerijet International operates freight services to the following international scheduled destinations (as of July 2007): [[Anguilla]], [[Antigua]], [[Aruba]], [[Barbados]], [[Barcelona, Anzoátegui\|Barcelona]], [[Belize City]], [[Cancún]], [[Ciudad del Carmen]], [[Curaçao]], [[Dominica]], [[Fort-de-France]], [[Freeport, Bahamas\|Freeport]], [[Georgetown, Guyana\|Georgetown]], [[Grenada]], [[Guadalajara, Jalisco\|Guadalajara]], [[Guatemala City]], [[Kingston, Jamaica\|Kingston]], [[Las Piedras, Puerto Rico\|Las Piedras]], [[Lima]], [[Maracaibo]], [[Maturín]], [[Mérida, Yucatán\|Mérida]], [[Mexico City]], [[Montserrat]], [[Monterrey]], [[Nassau, Bahamas\|Nassau]], [[Nevis]], [Paramaribo, Suriname]], [[Pointe-à-Pitre]], [[Porlamar]], [[Port-au-Prince]], [[Port of Spain]], [[Puerto Plata Airport\|Puerto Plata]] [[San Juan, Puerto Rico\|San Juan]], [[San Pedro Sula]], [[San Salvador]], [[Santiago de los Caballeros\|Santiago (DR)]], [[Santo Domingo]], [[St Kitts]], [[Saint Lucia]], [[Sint Maarten]], [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines\|St Vincent]], [[Tortola]].<ref>[http://intranet.amerijet.com/PortalIntranet/BD/Schedules/AirSchedule.pdf Amerijet International]</ref>	+	Amerijet International operates freight services to the following international scheduled destinations (as of July 2007): [[Anguilla]], [[Antigua]], [[Aruba]], [[Barbados]], [[Barcelona, Anzoátegui\|Barcelona]], [[Belize City]], [[Cancún]], [[Ciudad del Carmen]], [[Curaçao]], [[Dominica]], [[Fort-de-France]], [[Freeport, Bahamas\|Freeport]], [[Georgetown, Guyana\|Georgetown]], [[Grenada]], [[Guadalajara, Jalisco\|Guadalajara]], [[Guatemala City]], [[Kingston, Jamaica\|Kingston]], [[Las Piedras, Puerto Rico\|Las Piedras]], [[Lima]], [[Maracaibo]], [[Maturín]], [[Mérida, Yucatán\|Mérida]], [[Mexico City]], [[Montserrat]], [[Monterrey]], [[Nassau, Bahamas\|Nassau]], [[Nevis]], [[Paramaribo, Suriname]], [[Pointe-à-Pitre]], [[Porlamar]], [[Port-au-Prince]], [[Port of Spain]], [[Puerto Plata Airport\|Puerto Plata]] [[San Juan, Puerto Rico\|San Juan]], [[San Pedro Sula]], [[San Salvador]], [[Santiago de los Caballeros\|Santiago (DR)]], [[Santo Domingo]], [[St Kitts]], [[Saint Lucia]], [[Sint Maarten]], [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines\|St Vincent]], [[Tortola]].<ref>[http://intranet.amerijet.com/PortalIntranet/BD/Schedules/AirSchedule.pdf Amerijet International]</ref>
	[[Image:AJTB722MDST.JPG\|thumb\|right\|170px\|Amerijet's Boeing 727-200 departing to MIA as AJT814 in Santiago (DR)]]		[[Image:AJTB722MDST.JPG\|thumb\|right\|170px\|Amerijet's Boeing 727-200 departing to MIA as AJT814 in Santiago (DR)]]

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-	'''Allen Lloyd Jones'''<ref name=SLAM>{{cite web\|url=http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/Bios/styles-aj.html\|accessdate=2008-07-15\|title= A.J. Styles' bio\|publisher=[[Canadian Online Explorer]]\|work=Slam Wrestling\|last=Milner\|first=John}}</ref> (born June 2, 1978),<ref name=SLAM/> better known by his [[ring name]] '''A.J. Styles''' is an [[United States\|American]] [[Professional wrestling\|professional wrestler]] currently working for [[Total Nonstop Action Wrestling]] (TNA),<ref name=TNAbio>{{citeweb\|url=http://www.tnawrestling.com/roster/superstar-roster/item/1602-the-phenomenal-aj-styles\|accessdate=2008-08-18\|title=A.J. Styles bio\|publisher=[[Total Nonstop Action Wrestling\|TNA Wrestling]]}}</ref> where he is the reigning [[TNA Global Championship\|TNA Television Champion]] in his second reign. He, [[James Storm]], [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Abyss (wrestler)\|Abyss]] (who wrestled under the name Justice) are the only wrestlers to perform on the inaugural NWA-TNA [[pay-per-view]] event on June 19, 2002, and still be employed by the company in a wrestling role today. Since he joined TNA, Styles has been the first [[TNA X Division Championship\|TNA X Division Champion]] while also having the most reigns with six, a five-time World Tag Team Champion ([[NWA World Tag Team Championship\|4 NWA]] and [[TNA World Tag Team Championship\|1 TNA]]) and a four-time World Heavyweight Champion ([[NWA World Heavyweight Championship\|3 NWA]] and [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship\|1 TNA]]). With having won the TNA X Division, NWA World Tag Team, and NWA World Heavyweight Championships, Styles was the first to complete the [[Triple_Crown_Championship#List of TNA Triple Crown Champions\|TNA Triple Crown Championship]]. Styles would later complete the Triple Crown three more times, making him the only man to complete it more than once and for most of TNA's existence the only one to complete it at all. His victory over [[Booker Huffman\|Booker T]] for the [[TNA Global Championship\|TNA Legends Championship]] made him the first, and only, man to have ever won the [[Grand Slam Championship#Total Nonstop Action Wrestling\|TNA Grand Slam Championship]], which he has done twice. He is also the longest reigning TNA World Heavyweight Champion in the company's history. In 2010 he became the first TNA wrestler currently under contract to rank in at #1 on [[Pro Wrestling Illustrated]] annual [[Pro Wrestling Illustrated#PWI 500\|PWI 500]] list.	+	'''Allen Lloyd Jones'''<ref name=SLAM>{{cite web\|url=http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/Bios/styles-aj.html\|accessdate=2008-07-15\|title= A.J. Styles' bio\|publisher=[[Canadian Online Explorer]]\|work=Slam Wrestling\|last=Milner\|first=John}}</ref> (born June 2, 1977),<ref name=SLAM/> better known by his [[ring name]] '''A.J. Styles''' is an [[United States\|American]] [[Professional wrestling\|professional wrestler]] currently working for [[Total Nonstop Action Wrestling]] (TNA),<ref name=TNAbio>{{citeweb\|url=http://www.tnawrestling.com/roster/superstar-roster/item/1602-the-phenomenal-aj-styles\|accessdate=2008-08-18\|title=A.J. Styles bio\|publisher=[[Total Nonstop Action Wrestling\|TNA Wrestling]]}}</ref> where he is the reigning [[TNA Global Championship\|TNA Television Champion]] in his second reign. He, [[James Storm]], [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Abyss (wrestler)\|Abyss]] (who wrestled under the name Justice) are the only wrestlers to perform on the inaugural NWA-TNA [[pay-per-view]] event on June 19, 2002, and still be employed by the company in a wrestling role today. Since he joined TNA, Styles has been the first [[TNA X Division Championship\|TNA X Division Champion]] while also having the most reigns with six, a five-time World Tag Team Champion ([[NWA World Tag Team Championship\|4 NWA]] and [[TNA World Tag Team Championship\|1 TNA]]) and a four-time World Heavyweight Champion ([[NWA World Heavyweight Championship\|3 NWA]] and [[TNA World Heavyweight Championship\|1 TNA]]). With having won the TNA X Division, NWA World Tag Team, and NWA World Heavyweight Championships, Styles was the first to complete the [[Triple_Crown_Championship#List of TNA Triple Crown Champions\|TNA Triple Crown Championship]]. Styles would later complete the Triple Crown three more times, making him the only man to complete it more than once and for most of TNA's existence the only one to complete it at all. His victory over [[Booker Huffman\|Booker T]] for the [[TNA Global Championship\|TNA Legends Championship]] made him the first, and only, man to have ever won the [[Grand Slam Championship#Total Nonstop Action Wrestling\|TNA Grand Slam Championship]], which he has done twice. He is also the longest reigning TNA World Heavyweight Champion in the company's history. In 2010 he became the first TNA wrestler currently under contract to rank in at #1 on [[Pro Wrestling Illustrated]] annual [[Pro Wrestling Illustrated#PWI 500\|PWI 500]] list.

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Pervâneoğlu

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	[[Image:Trebizond1300.png\|thumb\|300px\|The Beylik of Pervane (dark blue) in 1300.]]		[[Image:Trebizond1300.png\|thumb\|300px\|The Beylik of Pervane (dark blue) in 1300.]]
-	'''Pervâneoğlu''' (in [[Turkish language\|Turkish]] plural ''Pervâneoğulları'' - the sons of Pervâne) was an [[Anatolian Turkish Beylik]] centered in [[Sinop, Turkey\|Sinop]] on the [[Black Sea]] coast and controlling the immediately surrounding region in the second half of the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th (1261-1326).	+	'''Pervâneoğlu''' (in [[Turkish language\|Turkish]] plural ''Pervâneoğulları'' - the sons of Pervâne) was an [[Anatolian beylik]] centered in [[Sinop, Turkey\|Sinop]] on the [[Black Sea]] coast and controlling the immediately surrounding region in the second half of the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th (1261-1326).

	The founder of the [[Bey\|Beylik]], The [[Pervâne\|Pervâne Mu‘in al-Din Suleyman]]. His grandson the [[Gazi Çelebi]], last Bey of Pervane, transformed his realm into a serious regional naval power, conducting raids against [[Republic of Genoa\|Genoese]] possessions in the [[Black Sea]] and [[Crimea]], as well as against the [[Empire of Trebizond]].		The founder of the [[Bey\|Beylik]], The [[Pervâne\|Pervâne Mu‘in al-Din Suleyman]]. His grandson the [[Gazi Çelebi]], last Bey of Pervane, transformed his realm into a serious regional naval power, conducting raids against [[Republic of Genoa\|Genoese]] possessions in the [[Black Sea]] and [[Crimea]], as well as against the [[Empire of Trebizond]].

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	If the image was taken in 1901, this was before Wittgenstein started at the school. He is believed to have started in 1903–1904. Hitler attended the school from September 1900 until the fall of 1905. See [[Ian Kershaw\|Kersaw, Ian]]. ''Hitler, 1889-1936''. W. W. Norton & Company, 2000, p. 16ff. There is no dispute that Hitler and Wittgenstein overlapped at the school at some point. [[Ray Monk]], one of Wittgenstein's biographers, writes that they would both have been at the school during the 1904–1905 school term. See Monk, Ray. ''Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Duty of Genius''. Penguin, 2001 (first published 1990), p. 15.		If the image was taken in 1901, this was before Wittgenstein started at the school. He is believed to have started in 1903–1904. Hitler attended the school from September 1900 until the fall of 1905. See [[Ian Kershaw\|Kersaw, Ian]]. ''Hitler, 1889-1936''. W. W. Norton & Company, 2000, p. 16ff. There is no dispute that Hitler and Wittgenstein overlapped at the school at some point. [[Ray Monk]], one of Wittgenstein's biographers, writes that they would both have been at the school during the 1904–1905 school term. See Monk, Ray. ''Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Duty of Genius''. Penguin, 2001 (first published 1990), p. 15.

-	'''First publication''': The image is believed to have been published in 1937 in a Nazi pamphlet, ''Der Führer und die Jugend'' or "Der Führer und sein Jugend" (The Führer and the [or his] Youth). It is also believed to have been included in an intelligence report prepared by [[Walter Charles Langer\|Walter Langer]] for the British government during the Second World War, published in 1972 as [http://books.google.com/books?id=8AZoAAAAMAAJ&q ''The Mind of Adolf Hitler''].	+	'''First publication''': The image is believed to have been published in 1937 in a 36-page Nazi pamphlet, [http://www.manions.com/bid/bid.aspx~itemid~6049144~pic~20100907 ''Der Führer und die Jugend''] (The Führer and the Youth), published by Winter-Hilfswerk des Deutschen Volkes. It is also believed to have been included in an intelligence report prepared by [[Walter Charles Langer\|Walter Langer]] for the British government during the Second World War, published in 1972 as [http://books.google.com/books?id=8AZoAAAAMAAJ&q ''The Mind of Adolf Hitler''].

	'''Source''': See [http://www.bild.bundesarchiv.de/cross-search/search/_1283821026/ the full version of the image] at the Bundesarchiv ([[German Federal Archives]], also [http://www.bild.bundesarchiv.de/dev02/barchpic/2007/06-28/1c/d6/bc/athene-55xbymxwmtcb17uf3vh_layout.jpg here]), which says it is from circa 1901. Bild 183 - Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst - Zentralbild. Bild 183-R99197. Bild 146-1990-048-03A. The archive says: "Der gewissenlose Abenteurer Adolf Hitler als Kind unter seinen Mitschülern ... Adolf Hitler im Kreise seiner Mitschüler in Leonding ... Linz/Donau, aufgenommen 1901. Klasse IB der K.K. Staats-Ober-Realschule, Klassenvorstand Prof. Oskar Langer [2.Reihe v.u. Mitte]. Hitler oberste Reihe ganz rechts." The archive does not mention Wittgenstein.		'''Source''': See [http://www.bild.bundesarchiv.de/cross-search/search/_1283821026/ the full version of the image] at the Bundesarchiv ([[German Federal Archives]], also [http://www.bild.bundesarchiv.de/dev02/barchpic/2007/06-28/1c/d6/bc/athene-55xbymxwmtcb17uf3vh_layout.jpg here]), which says it is from circa 1901. Bild 183 - Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst - Zentralbild. Bild 183-R99197. Bild 146-1990-048-03A. The archive says: "Der gewissenlose Abenteurer Adolf Hitler als Kind unter seinen Mitschülern ... Adolf Hitler im Kreise seiner Mitschüler in Leonding ... Linz/Donau, aufgenommen 1901. Klasse IB der K.K. Staats-Ober-Realschule, Klassenvorstand Prof. Oskar Langer [2.Reihe v.u. Mitte]. Hitler oberste Reihe ganz rechts." The archive does not mention Wittgenstein.

Sipo Bohale

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List of countries by length of coastline

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Ryan Powell (lacrosse)

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	! colspan="2" \| NLL Totals !! 115 !! 140 !! 237 !! 377 !! 466 !! 57!! 7 !! 14 !! 21 !! 35 !! 17 !! 0		! colspan="2" \| NLL Totals !! 115 !! 140 !! 237 !! 377 !! 466 !! 57!! 7 !! 14 !! 21 !! 35 !! 17 !! 0
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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	I took this picture to show a closer look at it.		I took this picture to show a closer look at it.

Monica Lewinsky

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	'''Monica Samille Lewinsky''' (born July 23, 1973) is an American woman with whom then-[[United States President]] [[Bill Clinton]] admitted to having had an "improper relationship"<ref name="wapo081898">{{cite news\| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/clinton081898.htm \|title=Clinton Admits to Lewinsky Relationship, Challenges Starr to End Personal 'Prying' \|first=Peter \|last=Baker \|coauthors=John F. Harris \|work=[[The Washington Post]] \|date=August 18, 1998 \|page=A01}}</ref> while Lewinsky worked at the [[White House]] in 1995 and 1996. The affair and its repercussions, especially the [[impeachment of Bill Clinton]], became known as the [[Lewinsky scandal]].		'''Monica Samille Lewinsky''' (born July 23, 1973) is an American woman with whom then-[[United States President]] [[Bill Clinton]] admitted to having had an "improper relationship"<ref name="wapo081898">{{cite news\| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/clinton081898.htm \|title=Clinton Admits to Lewinsky Relationship, Challenges Starr to End Personal 'Prying' \|first=Peter \|last=Baker \|coauthors=John F. Harris \|work=[[The Washington Post]] \|date=August 18, 1998 \|page=A01}}</ref> while Lewinsky worked at the [[White House]] in 1995 and 1996. The affair and its repercussions, especially the [[impeachment of Bill Clinton]], became known as the [[Lewinsky scandal]].

		+	==Early life and education==
	Monica Lewinsky was born in [[San Francisco]], [[California]], and grew up in an affluent family in [[Southern California]] in the [[Westside (Los Angeles County)\|Westside]] [[Brentwood, Los Angeles, California\|Brentwood]] area of [[Los Angeles]] and in [[Beverly Hills, California\|Beverly Hills]].<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="cnn-whois">{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/08/06/lewinsky.profile/ \| title=Who Is Monica Lewinsky? \| author=Aiken, Jonathan \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=August 6, 1998}}</ref><ref name="jta"/> She is of Jewish descent. Her father is Bernhard Lewinsky, an [[Oncology\|oncologist]], and her mother, Marcia Lewis, is an author; her parents' acrimonious separation and divorce during 1987 and 1988 had a significant effect on Monica.<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="people">{{cite news \| url=http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20124429,00.html \| title=Scandal at 1600 \| author=Green, Michelle \| magazine=[[People (magazine)\|People]] \| date=February 9, 1998}}</ref> (Her father later married his wife Barbara;<ref name="jta"/> her mother later married [[R. Peter Straus]], a media executive.<ref>{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/02/02/monica.mom/ \| title=Lewinsky's mother to wed media executive \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=February 2, 1998 }}</ref>) Growing up, the family attended [[Sinai Temple (Los Angeles, California)\|Sinai Temple]] in Los Angeles and she attended Sinai Akiba Academy, its religious school.<ref name="jta">{{cite news \| url=http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/7521/l-a-temple-fends-off-lewinsky-inquiries/ \| title=L.A. temple fends off Lewinsky inquiries \| author=Tugend, Tom \| agency=[[Jewish Telegraphic Agency]] \| newspaper=[[j.]] \| date=January 30, 1998}}</ref> For her primary education she attended the [[John Thomas Dye School]] in [[Bel Air, Los Angeles, California\|Bel-Air]].<ref name="Wire">At Pacific Hills School (formerly Bel-Air Prep), she won the "Outstanding Junior of the Year" award.		Monica Lewinsky was born in [[San Francisco]], [[California]], and grew up in an affluent family in [[Southern California]] in the [[Westside (Los Angeles County)\|Westside]] [[Brentwood, Los Angeles, California\|Brentwood]] area of [[Los Angeles]] and in [[Beverly Hills, California\|Beverly Hills]].<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="cnn-whois">{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/08/06/lewinsky.profile/ \| title=Who Is Monica Lewinsky? \| author=Aiken, Jonathan \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=August 6, 1998}}</ref><ref name="jta"/> She is of Jewish descent. Her father is Bernhard Lewinsky, an [[Oncology\|oncologist]], and her mother, Marcia Lewis, is an author; her parents' acrimonious separation and divorce during 1987 and 1988 had a significant effect on Monica.<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="people">{{cite news \| url=http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20124429,00.html \| title=Scandal at 1600 \| author=Green, Michelle \| magazine=[[People (magazine)\|People]] \| date=February 9, 1998}}</ref> (Her father later married his wife Barbara;<ref name="jta"/> her mother later married [[R. Peter Straus]], a media executive.<ref>{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/02/02/monica.mom/ \| title=Lewinsky's mother to wed media executive \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=February 2, 1998 }}</ref>) Growing up, the family attended [[Sinai Temple (Los Angeles, California)\|Sinai Temple]] in Los Angeles and she attended Sinai Akiba Academy, its religious school.<ref name="jta">{{cite news \| url=http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/7521/l-a-temple-fends-off-lewinsky-inquiries/ \| title=L.A. temple fends off Lewinsky inquiries \| author=Tugend, Tom \| agency=[[Jewish Telegraphic Agency]] \| newspaper=[[j.]] \| date=January 30, 1998}}</ref> For her primary education she attended the [[John Thomas Dye School]] in [[Bel Air, Los Angeles, California\|Bel-Air]].<ref name="Wire">At Pacific Hills School (formerly Bel-Air Prep), she won the "Outstanding Junior of the Year" award.
	[http://weeklywire.com/ww/03-15-99/memphis_book.html "That Girl"] by Leonard Gill, March 15, 1999. ''Memphis Flyer'' book review. Accessed December 18, 2006.</ref> She then attended [[Beverly Hills High School]], but for her senior year transferred to and graduated from [[Pacific Hills School\|Bel Air Prep]] (later known as Pacific Hills School) in 1991.<ref name="WashpoProfile">{{cite news \| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/lewprofile.htm \| title=Lewinsky: Two Coasts, Two Lives, Many Images\| author=Leen, Jeff \| newspaper=[[The Washington Post]] \| date=January 24, 1998 \| page=A01}}</ref><ref name="cnn-whois"/>		[http://weeklywire.com/ww/03-15-99/memphis_book.html "That Girl"] by Leonard Gill, March 15, 1999. ''Memphis Flyer'' book review. Accessed December 18, 2006.</ref> She then attended [[Beverly Hills High School]], but for her senior year transferred to and graduated from [[Pacific Hills School\|Bel Air Prep]] (later known as Pacific Hills School) in 1991.<ref name="WashpoProfile">{{cite news \| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/lewprofile.htm \| title=Lewinsky: Two Coasts, Two Lives, Many Images\| author=Leen, Jeff \| newspaper=[[The Washington Post]] \| date=January 24, 1998 \| page=A01}}</ref><ref name="cnn-whois"/>

Sky Tao

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		+	The result was '''delete'''. -- '''[[User:Cirt\|Cirt]]''' ([[User talk:Cirt\|talk]]) 04:21, 9 September 2010 (UTC)
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	'''Comment''': The page has language links in [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao German], [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao French], [http://ga.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao Gaelic], [http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao Bahasa], [http://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao Turkish], and [http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%99%B6%E5%A4%A9%E7%A9%BA Chinese] - in every single case there is no article at each of those wikipedia sites. I also learned that "pole dancer" doesn't exist as a wikipedia category (yet). --[[User:Quartermaster\|Quartermaster]] ([[User talk:Quartermaster\|talk]]) 14:57, 8 September 2010 (UTC)		'''Comment''': The page has language links in [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao German], [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao French], [http://ga.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao Gaelic], [http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao Bahasa], [http://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_Tao Turkish], and [http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%99%B6%E5%A4%A9%E7%A9%BA Chinese] - in every single case there is no article at each of those wikipedia sites. I also learned that "pole dancer" doesn't exist as a wikipedia category (yet). --[[User:Quartermaster\|Quartermaster]] ([[User talk:Quartermaster\|talk]]) 14:57, 8 September 2010 (UTC)
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Improvisatori

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-	Haar traces the figure of the ''improvisatore'' (the singular male form of “''improvvisatori''”) back to the middle of the [[fourteenth century]]<ref>James Haar, ''Essays on Italian Poetry and Music During the Renaissance, 1350-1600''. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1986. Print. Pp. 76-99</ref>. Throughout the [[Renaissance]] (which Haar defines as the period spanning [[1350]] to [[1600]]), an ''improvisatore'' or ''improvisatrice'' (singular feminine form of “''improvvisatori''”) was unlikely to glean a living solely from performing [[Improvisation#Poetry\|improvised poetry]] (although some, like the Brandolini brothers of the [[15th century]]<ref>Joseph Forsyth, ''Remarks on Antiquities, Arts, and Letters, During an Excursion in Italy, in the Years 1802 and 1803''. Boston, Wells and Lilly, 1818. Print. P. 58.</ref>, achieved a modicum of renown). Instead, the ''improvvisatori'' of the [[Renaissance]] were likely to have participated in religious festivals and community celebrations, performing mainly for their friends and neighbors. During this time, however, the ''improvvisatori'' were closely linked with the performance of sung [[madrigals]], as well as the recitation of Italian oral epics, and the survival of these songs and poems is due in large part to the improvvisatori of the Renaissance<ref>James Haar, ''Essays on Italian Poetry and Music During the Renaissance, 1350-1600''. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1986. Print. P.83</ref>.	+	Haar traces the figure of the ''improvisatore'' (the singular male form of “''improvvisatori''”) back to the middle of the 14th century<ref>James Haar, ''Essays on Italian Poetry and Music During the Renaissance, 1350-1600''. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1986. Print. Pp. 76-99</ref>. Throughout the [[Renaissance]] (which Haar defines as the period spanning [[1350]] to [[1600]]), an ''improvisatore'' or ''improvisatrice'' (singular feminine form of “''improvvisatori''”) was unlikely to glean a living solely from performing [[Improvisation#Poetry\|improvised poetry]] (although some, like the Brandolini brothers of the [[15th century]]<ref>Joseph Forsyth, ''Remarks on Antiquities, Arts, and Letters, During an Excursion in Italy, in the Years 1802 and 1803''. Boston, Wells and Lilly, 1818. Print. P. 58.</ref>, achieved a modicum of renown). Instead, the ''improvvisatori'' of the [[Renaissance]] were likely to have participated in religious festivals and community celebrations, performing mainly for their friends and neighbors. During this time, however, the ''improvvisatori'' were closely linked with the performance of sung [[madrigals]], as well as the recitation of Italian oral epics, and the survival of these songs and poems is due in large part to the improvvisatori of the Renaissance<ref>James Haar, ''Essays on Italian Poetry and Music During the Renaissance, 1350-1600''. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1986. Print. P.83</ref>.

-	During the Italian literary “[[Italian literature#Period of decadence\|Period of Decadence]]," which spanned most of the [[17th century]], Italian literature as a whole produced little notable work. Although the ''improvvisatori'' likely continued to exist in some fashion during the 1600’s, they did not contribute significantly to Italian literature for most of the century.	+	During the Italian literary “[[Italian literature#Period of decadence\|Period of Decadence]]," which spanned most of the [[17th century]], Italian literature as a whole produced little notable work. Although the ''improvvisatori'' likely continued to exist in some fashion during the 1600s, they did not contribute significantly to Italian literature for most of the century.

-	[[1690]], however, marked the dawn of what Croce dubbed a “Golden Era” (“''epoca d’oro''”) of Italian [[Improvisation#Poetry\|improvisational poetry]], which would last until around [[1840]]<ref>Benedetto Croce, “Gli improvvisatori,” ''La Letteratura Italiana del Settecento'' (Bari: Laterza, 1949). Pp. 299-311.</ref>. During this time, not only did the numbers of the ''improvvisatori'' increase greatly, but their influence on Italian literature likewise expanded. During the first half of the [[eighteenth century]], the [[French people\|French]] diplomat Charles de Brosses wrote about encountering a famous [[Florentine]] ''improvisatore'' named Bernardo Perfetti<ref>Charles de Brosses, ''Lettres Familières sur l’Italie'', ed. Yvonne Bezard, 2 vols. [Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1931], 1:385-387</ref>, and expressed admiration for Perfetti’s ability to express “true feeling<ref>Lindsay Waters, “The Desultory Rhyme of Don Juan: Byron, Pulci, and the Improvisatory Style,” ''ELH'', Vol. 45, No. 3, (Autumn, 1978), Johns Hopkins Press, p. 431</ref>” in his extemporaneously-composed poetry. By [[1754]], the ''improvvisatori'' were relevant enough within [[Italy]] that the Italian dramatist [[Goldoni]] published a play titled ''Poeta fanatico'', in which the protagonist is an improvisational poet<ref>Lindsay Waters, “The Desultory Rhyme of Don Juan: Byron, Pulci, and the Improvisatory Style,” ELH, Vol. 45, No. 3, (Autumn, 1978), Johns Hopkins Press, p. 431</ref>. During the second half of the eighteenth century, the importance of the ''improvvisatori'' continued to increase.	+	[[1690]], however, marked the dawn of what Croce dubbed a “Golden Era” (“''epoca d’oro''”) of Italian [[Improvisation#Poetry\|improvisational poetry]], which would last until around [[1840]]<ref>Benedetto Croce, “Gli improvvisatori,” ''La Letteratura Italiana del Settecento'' (Bari: Laterza, 1949). Pp. 299-311.</ref>. During this time, not only did the numbers of the ''improvvisatori'' increase greatly, but their influence on Italian literature likewise expanded. During the first half of the 18th century, the [[French people\|French]] diplomat Charles de Brosses wrote about encountering a famous [[Florentine]] ''improvisatore'' named Bernardo Perfetti<ref>Charles de Brosses, ''Lettres Familières sur l’Italie'', ed. Yvonne Bezard, 2 vols. [Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1931], 1:385-387</ref>, and expressed admiration for Perfetti’s ability to express “true feeling<ref>Lindsay Waters, “The Desultory Rhyme of Don Juan: Byron, Pulci, and the Improvisatory Style,” ''ELH'', Vol. 45, No. 3, (Autumn, 1978), Johns Hopkins Press, p. 431</ref>” in his extemporaneously-composed poetry. By [[1754]], the ''improvvisatori'' were relevant enough within [[Italy]] that the Italian dramatist [[Goldoni]] published a play titled ''Poeta fanatico'', in which the protagonist is an improvisational poet<ref>Lindsay Waters, “The Desultory Rhyme of Don Juan: Byron, Pulci, and the Improvisatory Style,” ELH, Vol. 45, No. 3, (Autumn, 1978), Johns Hopkins Press, p. 431</ref>. During the second half of the eighteenth century, the importance of the ''improvvisatori'' continued to increase.

-	By the dawn of the [[nineteenth century]], the influence of the ''improvvisatori'' had expanded beyond the realm of art, and improvisational poets like Corilla<ref>Avriel Goldberger, “Introduction,” in ''Corinne, or Italy'' by Madame de Staël. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1987. Print. Pp. xxix-xxx.</ref> were receiving the laurel of [[Petrarch]], Italy’s highest poetic honor<ref>Madame de Staël, ''Corinne, or Italy''. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1987. Print. Pp. 19-20.</ref>. Moreover, the ''improvvisatori'' were by this time so widely respected that they were frequently lauded in foreign travel journals (see “[[Improvvisatori#Significance outside of Italy\|Significance outside of Italy]]”).	+	By the dawn of the 19th century, the influence of the ''improvvisatori'' had expanded beyond the realm of art, and improvisational poets like Corilla<ref>Avriel Goldberger, “Introduction,” in ''Corinne, or Italy'' by Madame de Staël. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1987. Print. Pp. xxix-xxx.</ref> were receiving the laurel of [[Petrarch]], Italy’s highest poetic honor<ref>Madame de Staël, ''Corinne, or Italy''. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1987. Print. Pp. 19-20.</ref>. Moreover, the ''improvvisatori'' were by this time so widely respected that they were frequently lauded in foreign travel journals (see “[[Improvvisatori#Significance outside of Italy\|Significance outside of Italy]]”).

-	The ''improvvisatori'' continued to enjoy widespread fame and success during much of the [[Romantic Era]]. ''Improvvisatori'' like Tommaso Sgriccia mingled with leading [[English people\|English]] [[Romantic poets]], including [[Percy Shelley]] and [[Lord Byron]]<ref>Jeffrey C. Robinson. “Romantic Poetry: The Possibilities for Improvisation” ''Wordsworth Circle''; Summer2007, Vol. 38 Issue 3, p. 94</ref>. Early [[nineteenth century]] novels, like [[Anne Louise Germaine de Staël]]’s ''Corinne'' ([[1807]]) and Francesco Furbo’s ''Andrew of Padua'' ([[1820]]), featured ''improvvisatori'' as protagonists. By [[1840]], however, the popularity of the ''improvvisatori'' had begun to wane, likely due to some combination of stagnation in form and their overexposure to foreign tourists<ref>Lindsay Waters, “The Desultory Rhyme of Don Juan: Byron, Pulci, and the Improvisatory Style,” ''ELH'', Vol. 45, No. 3, (Autumn, 1978), Johns Hopkins Press, p. 438</ref><ref>James Haar, Essays on Italian Poetry and Music During the Renaissance, 1350-1600. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1986. Print. P.97</ref>. However, academic interest in the ''improvvisatori'' remained strong until the end of the nineteenth century, and numerous articles were published on topics ranging from the relation of the ''improvvisatori'' to the [[Germans\|German]] Mastersingers<ref>“Of the Mastersingers’ Gracious Art,” ''The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular'', Vol. 34, No. 606 (April, 1893), p. 457</ref> to the effect Sgricci had on the poetry of Shelley and Byron<ref>H. Buxton Foreman, “The Improvvisatore Sgricci in Relation to Byron,” ''The Gentleman’s Magazine'', 1880. Pp. 115-123.</ref>	+	The ''improvvisatori'' continued to enjoy widespread fame and success during much of the [[Romantic Era]]. ''Improvvisatori'' like Tommaso Sgriccia mingled with leading [[English people\|English]] [[Romantic poets]], including [[Percy Shelley]] and [[Lord Byron]]<ref>Jeffrey C. Robinson. “Romantic Poetry: The Possibilities for Improvisation” ''Wordsworth Circle''; Summer2007, Vol. 38 Issue 3, p. 94</ref>. Early 19th century novels, like [[Anne Louise Germaine de Staël]]’s ''Corinne'' ([[1807]]) and Francesco Furbo’s ''Andrew of Padua'' ([[1820]]), featured ''improvvisatori'' as protagonists. By [[1840]], however, the popularity of the ''improvvisatori'' had begun to wane, likely due to some combination of stagnation in form and their overexposure to foreign tourists<ref>Lindsay Waters, “The Desultory Rhyme of Don Juan: Byron, Pulci, and the Improvisatory Style,” ''ELH'', Vol. 45, No. 3, (Autumn, 1978), Johns Hopkins Press, p. 438</ref><ref>James Haar, Essays on Italian Poetry and Music During the Renaissance, 1350-1600. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1986. Print. P.97</ref>. However, academic interest in the ''improvvisatori'' remained strong until the end of the nineteenth century, and numerous articles were published on topics ranging from the relation of the ''improvvisatori'' to the [[Germans\|German]] Mastersingers<ref>“Of the Mastersingers’ Gracious Art,” ''The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular'', Vol. 34, No. 606 (April, 1893), p. 457</ref> to the effect Sgricci had on the poetry of Shelley and Byron<ref>H. Buxton Foreman, “The Improvvisatore Sgricci in Relation to Byron,” ''The Gentleman’s Magazine'', 1880. Pp. 115-123.</ref>

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-	Rigau was born in Boston Massachusets in 1946. He obtained his bachlers degree from the [[University of Puerto Rico]] in Social Sciences in 1965 graduating Magna Cum Laude. Later he obtained his Bachelor of Laws in 1969 graduating Magna Cum Laude from the Institute Interamericano de Estudios Politicos, San Jose, Costa Rica	+	Rigau was born in Boston Massachusets in 1946. He obtained his bachlers degree from the [[University of Puerto Rico]] in Social Sciences in 1965 graduating Magna Cum Laude. Later he obtained his Bachelor of Laws in 1969 graduating Magna Cum Laude from the Institute Interamericano de Estudios Politicos, San Jose, Costa Rica http://www.moclaw.com/lawyers/counsel/rigau.htm
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Handlebars (song)

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	The song begins by boasting about things that the narrator is good at, such as being able to recall the words to "[[De Colores]]" and [[Lee Greenwood]]'s "I'm Proud to Be an American". Later, he (as another persona) claims that he can "end the planet in a holocaust" with his [[military technology]].<ref>"Handlebars" by Flobots</ref>		The song begins by boasting about things that the narrator is good at, such as being able to recall the words to "[[De Colores]]" and [[Lee Greenwood]]'s "I'm Proud to Be an American". Later, he (as another persona) claims that he can "end the planet in a holocaust" with his [[military technology]].<ref>"Handlebars" by Flobots</ref>
		+	Flobots are cool

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British Airways

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Uttarakhand Technical University

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State university (India)]]

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-	'''Uttarakhand Technical University''' ([[Hindi]]: उत्तराखंड तकनीकी विश्वविद्यालय) is a state University located in [[Dehradun]] in the Indian state of [[Uttarakhand]] and has affiliated colleges spread all over the state. <ref>[http://gov.ua.nic.in/uktu/ Uttarakhand Technical University] [[Government of Uttarakhand]] website.</ref>	+	'''Uttarakhand Technical University''' ([[Hindi]]: उत्तराखंड तकनीकी विश्वविद्यालय) is a [[State university (India)\|state University]] located in [[Dehradun]] in the Indian state of [[Uttarakhand]] and has affiliated colleges spread all over the state. <ref>[http://gov.ua.nic.in/uktu/ Uttarakhand Technical University] [[Government of Uttarakhand]] website.</ref>
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	* B Tech		* B Tech

Ballarat, Victoria

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In popular culture:

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-	Ballarat has inspired many [[visual art]]ists, with several celebrated works depicting the city. In the Australian Collection of the Ballarat Art Gallery are some of [[Eugene von Guerard]]'s works documenting the city's establishment as a gold digging settlement, [[Albert Henry Fullwood]]'s depictions of boom era streetscapes and [[Knut Bull]]'s View of Ballarat Across Lake Wendouree.<ref>http://www.balgal.com/?id=collection</ref>	+	Ballarat has inspired many [[visual art]]ists, with several celebrated works depicting the city. In the Australian Collection of the Ballarat Art Gallery are some of [[Eugene von Guerard]]'s works documenting the city's establishment as a gold digging settlement, [[Albert Henry Fullwood]]'s depictions of boom era streetscapes and [[Knut Bull]]'s View of Ballarat Across Lake Wendouree.<ref>http://www.balgal.com/?id=collection</ref> Several other artists have painted depictions of historic events such as the Eureka Stockade.

	Historic Lydiard Street features prominently in national [[television advertisement]] advertisements including the Gold Lion award ([[Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival]])<ref>[http://www.thecourier.com.au/news/local/news/general/ballarats-big-vb-ad-wins-cannes-gong/1896177.aspx Ballarat's big VB ad wins Cannes gong by Erin Williams for The Courier. 27 Jul, 2010]</ref> and Australasian Writers and Art Directors Association award winning "The Regulars" (2009) for [[Victoria Bitter]]<ref>[http://www.theage.com.au/business/fosters-hoping-to-strike-vb-gold-in-ballarat-20090513-b3b6.html Foster's hoping to strike VB gold in Ballarat]</ref> and "[[What About Me (song)\|What About Me]]" (2010) Safe Driver Rewards campaign for for [[AAMI]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.filmballarathepburnandbeyond.com.au/news/index/id/402/year/2010 \|title=News :: Film Ballarat Hepburn & Beyond :: An initiative to promote film and television production in regional Victoria, Australia \|publisher=Filmballarathepburnandbeyond.com.au \|date= \|accessdate=2010-08-18}}</ref>		Historic Lydiard Street features prominently in national [[television advertisement]] advertisements including the Gold Lion award ([[Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival]])<ref>[http://www.thecourier.com.au/news/local/news/general/ballarats-big-vb-ad-wins-cannes-gong/1896177.aspx Ballarat's big VB ad wins Cannes gong by Erin Williams for The Courier. 27 Jul, 2010]</ref> and Australasian Writers and Art Directors Association award winning "The Regulars" (2009) for [[Victoria Bitter]]<ref>[http://www.theage.com.au/business/fosters-hoping-to-strike-vb-gold-in-ballarat-20090513-b3b6.html Foster's hoping to strike VB gold in Ballarat]</ref> and "[[What About Me (song)\|What About Me]]" (2010) Safe Driver Rewards campaign for for [[AAMI]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.filmballarathepburnandbeyond.com.au/news/index/id/402/year/2010 \|title=News :: Film Ballarat Hepburn & Beyond :: An initiative to promote film and television production in regional Victoria, Australia \|publisher=Filmballarathepburnandbeyond.com.au \|date= \|accessdate=2010-08-18}}</ref>

Disney Channel Japan

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Soon:

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History of water filters

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-	==History of Water Filters==	+	When you talk about the '''history of water filters''', one really must talk about the history of water filtration to understand where these devices spawned from. In history, water meant survival, and for civilizations, water sources meant the difference between surviving and thriving. Water was not only necessary for drinking, but for agriculture, sanitation, and in some cases power. The quest for water purification was a slow one in ancient times, the pursuit of quantity was the bigger issue then. As far as purity was concerned, it culminated in the form of aesthetics, i.e., water’s appearance, odor, and in some cases taste. Since early man thought that the taste of the water determined its purity and did not consider that even the best tasting water could contain disease-causing organisms, the concept died with its victims…<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>
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-	When you talk about the history of water filters, one really must talk about the history of water filtration to understand where these devices spawned from. In history, water meant survival, and for civilizations, water sources meant the difference between surviving and thriving. Water was not only necessary for drinking, but for agriculture, sanitation, and in some cases power. The quest for water purification was a slow one in ancient times, the pursuit of quantity was the bigger issue then. As far as purity was concerned, it culminated in the form of aesthetics, i.e., water’s appearance, odor, and in some cases taste. Since early man thought that the taste of the water determined its purity and did not consider that even the best tasting water could contain disease-causing organisms, the concept died with its victims…<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>

	==Water Treatment in Ancient Scriptures and Writings==		==Water Treatment in Ancient Scriptures and Writings==

-	Both the ancient Sanskrit and [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] writings clearly reveals the practices that were followed for keeping the water pure and germ free. "[[Sushruta Samhita]]" The Sushruta Samhita is a [[Sanskrit]] text from 3rd or 4th century AD, on all of the major concepts of ayurvedic medicine with innovative chapters on surgery, attributed to Sushruta. [1] He is widely considered the "Father of Surgery".	+	Both the ancient Sanskrit and [[Egypt]]ian writings clearly reveals the practices that were followed for keeping the water pure and germ free. "[[Sushruta Samhita]]" The Sushruta Samhita is a [[Sanskrit]] text from 3rd or 4th century AD, on all of the major concepts of ayurvedic medicine with innovative chapters on surgery, attributed to Sushruta. [1] He is widely considered the "Father of Surgery".

	The methods specified in the Sushruta Samhita includes: Boiling, heating under sun, or dipping heated iron into the water. The text also reveals the filtration process according to which water can be purified filtering it through sand and coarse gravel and then allowed to cool. Other purification methods included the use of a kind of stone, known as “[[Gomedaka]],” and the seed of Strychnos potatorum. In other Sanskrit text, [[Ousruta Samhita]] filtering through charcoal method is given.<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>		The methods specified in the Sushruta Samhita includes: Boiling, heating under sun, or dipping heated iron into the water. The text also reveals the filtration process according to which water can be purified filtering it through sand and coarse gravel and then allowed to cool. Other purification methods included the use of a kind of stone, known as “[[Gomedaka]],” and the seed of Strychnos potatorum. In other Sanskrit text, [[Ousruta Samhita]] filtering through charcoal method is given.<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>
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-	Centuries later, [[Hippocrates]], <ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>. The famed father of medicine began to conduct his own experiments in water purification. He created the theory of the “four humors,” or essential fluids, of the body that related directly to the four temperatures of the seasons. According to Hippocrates, in order to maintain good health, these four humors should be kept in balance. As a part of his theory of the four humors, Hippocrates recognized the healing power of water. For feverish patients, he often recommended a bath in cool water. Such a bath would realign the temperature and harmony of the four humors. Hippocrates acknowledged that the water available in [[Greek aqueducts]] was far from pure in its quality. Like the ancients before him, Hippocrates also believed good taste in water meant cleanliness and purity of that water. Hippocrates designed his own crude water filter to “purify” the water he used for his patients. Later known as the “[[Hippocratic sleeve]],” this filter was a cloth bag through which water could be poured after being boiled.<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>. The cloth would trap any sentiments in the water that were causing bad taste or smell.	+	Centuries later, [[Hippocrates]],<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>. The famed father of medicine began to conduct his own experiments in water purification. He created the theory of the “four humors,” or essential fluids, of the body that related directly to the four temperatures of the seasons. According to Hippocrates, in order to maintain good health, these four humors should be kept in balance. As a part of his theory of the four humors, Hippocrates recognized the healing power of water. For feverish patients, he often recommended a bath in cool water. Such a bath would realign the temperature and harmony of the four humors. Hippocrates acknowledged that the water available in [[Greek aqueducts]] was far from pure in its quality. Like the ancients before him, Hippocrates also believed good taste in water meant cleanliness and purity of that water. Hippocrates designed his own crude water filter to “purify” the water he used for his patients. Later known as the “[[Hippocratic sleeve]],” this filter was a cloth bag through which water could be poured after being boiled.<ref>Baker, M.N. and Taras, Michael J. (1981). The quest for pure water: The history of the twentieth century, volume 1 and 2. Denver: AWWA.</ref>. The cloth would trap any sentiments in the water that were causing bad taste or smell.

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	During the [[Middle Ages]], few experiments were attempted in water purification or filtration. Devout [[Catholicism]] throughout Europe marked this time period, often known as the Dark Ages due to the lack of scientific innovations and experiments. Because of the low level of scientific experimentation, the future for water purification and filtration seemed very dark.		During the [[Middle Ages]], few experiments were attempted in water purification or filtration. Devout [[Catholicism]] throughout Europe marked this time period, often known as the Dark Ages due to the lack of scientific innovations and experiments. Because of the low level of scientific experimentation, the future for water purification and filtration seemed very dark.

-	The [[Renaissance period]], beginning in the late [[fourteenth century]], ended the scientific and intellectual stagnation of the Dark Ages and sparked a new period of discovery. In this period, often called the Age of Discovery, several inventions came about that greatly affected the world. Included among these inventions was the microscope, a scientific innovation that greatly affected the history of water filters.<ref>http://www.spasnstuff.com/hot-tub-faq/history-of-water-filters/history-of-water-filters.html; History of Water Filters</ref>	+	The [[Renaissance period]], beginning in the late 14th century, ended the scientific and intellectual stagnation of the Dark Ages and sparked a new period of discovery. In this period, often called the Age of Discovery, several inventions came about that greatly affected the world. Included among these inventions was the microscope, a scientific innovation that greatly affected the history of water filters.<ref>http://www.spasnstuff.com/hot-tub-faq/history-of-water-filters/history-of-water-filters.html; History of Water Filters</ref>

	==Experimental beginning of Desalination==		==Experimental beginning of Desalination==
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-	In the year 1804, the first large municipal water treatment plant was installed in [[Scotland]] in order to provide treated water to every resident<ref>Buchan, James. (2003). Crowded with genius: the Scottish enlightenment: Edinburgh's moment of the mind. New York: Harper Collins.</ref>. This revolutionary installation prompted the idea that all people should have access to clean drinking water. However, it would be some time before this ambitious idea would be implemented widely throughout the world. Cholera and Chlorination. Municipal water treatment on similar pattern was installed in London in 1829.<ref>Christman, Keith. (1998). The history of chlorine. Waterworld, 14 (8), 66-67. </ref>	+	In the year 1804, the first large municipal water treatment plant was installed in [[Scotland]] in order to provide treated water to every resident<ref>Buchan, James. (2003). Crowded with genius: the Scottish enlightenment: Edinburgh's moment of the mind. New York: Harper Collins.</ref>. This revolutionary installation prompted the idea that all people should have access to clean drinking water. However, it would be some time before this ambitious idea would be implemented widely throughout the world. Cholera and Chlorination. Municipal water treatment on similar pattern was installed in London in 1829.<ref>Christman, Keith. (1998). The history of chlorine. Waterworld, 14 (8), 66-67.</ref>

	The sand filtration method saw further progress when rapid sand filtration was developed in the U.S. in the 1880s. In this unit water jets or backwashes were used for cleaning the filter media and mechanical agitators were used for loosening debris. This enhances the treatment capacity. Taste and odor of water was improved by the use of charcoal filtration.		The sand filtration method saw further progress when rapid sand filtration was developed in the U.S. in the 1880s. In this unit water jets or backwashes were used for cleaning the filter media and mechanical agitators were used for loosening debris. This enhances the treatment capacity. Taste and odor of water was improved by the use of charcoal filtration.
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-	By the early 1900s, water treatment experimentation had turned from the prevention of waterborne diseases to the creation of softer, less-mineralized water. Water softeners, which use sodium ions to replace water-hardening minerals in water, were first introduced into the water treatment market in 1903. The theory of ion exchange (in which a harmless or more desirable water ion is used to replace a harmful one) implemented by the softening systems would greatly impact the water treatment industry in later years -- the theory would eventually be used to remove lead, mercury, and other insidious heavy metals from water.<ref>Binnie, Chris, Kimber, Martin, & Smethurst, George. (2002). Basic Water Treatment(3rd ed.). London: Thomas Telford Ltd.</ref>	+	By the early 1900s, water treatment experimentation had turned from the prevention of waterborne diseases to the creation of softer, less-mineralized water. Water softeners, which use sodium ions to replace water-hardening minerals in water, were first introduced into the water treatment market in 1903. The theory of ion exchange (in which a harmless or more desirable water ion is used to replace a harmful one) implemented by the softening systems would greatly impact the water treatment industry in later years—the theory would eventually be used to remove lead, mercury, and other insidious heavy metals from water.<ref>Binnie, Chris, Kimber, Martin, & Smethurst, George. (2002). Basic Water Treatment(3rd ed.). London: Thomas Telford Ltd.</ref>

	==Government Regulations==		==Government Regulations==
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SIPO

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		+	* [[Sipo Bohale\|Armando Bohale]], a naturalized Equatoguinean footballer.
	* ''[[Sicherheitspolizei]]''		* ''[[Sicherheitspolizei]]''
	* [[State Intellectual Property Office]] of the [[People's Republic of China]] (Chinese Patent Office)		* [[State Intellectual Property Office]] of the [[People's Republic of China]] (Chinese Patent Office)

Corrado Passera

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Security Tool

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Talk:North American Aerospace Defense Command

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		+	Under the caption '''Post-September 11, 2001 attacks''' Wikipedia says, “After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the NORAD mission evolved to include monitoring of all aircraft flying in the interior of the United States.”
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		+	The NORAD article Wikipedia uses does not say that! The NORAD article says, “Since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the AWC's mission of Aerospace Warning and Aerospace Control has expanded to include the interior airspace of North America.” -- http://www.norad.mil/about/CMOC_2.html#AWC
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		+	Furthermore, '''The 9/11 Commission Report''' says, "NORAD would receive tracking information for the hijacked aircraft either from joint use radar or from the relevant FAA air traffic control facility. Every attempt would be made to have the hijacked aircraft squawk 7500 to help NORAD track it."
		+	-- http://www.9-11commission.gov/report/911Report.pdf
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		+	Wikipedia needs to correct its NORAD page and stop posting lies on NORAD. Wikpedia's constant spewing of "conspiracy theories" about NORAD on 9/11 must cease. The fact that Wikipedia refuses to read the NORAD passages in '''The 9/11 Commission Report''' is proof that Wikipedia cannot be trusted to tell the truth about the events of 9/11.[[Special:Contributions/74.96.6.251\|74.96.6.251]] ([[User talk:74.96.6.251\|talk]]) 04:21, 9 September 2010 (UTC)

User talk:MZMcBride

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	:::Couldn't be worse than the [[mw:Extension:LiquidThreads/Redesign\|current redesign plans]], which include a "thanks" link and avatars, honest-to-God. --[[User:MZMcBride\|MZMcBride]] ([[User talk:MZMcBride#top\|talk]]) 08:05, 7 September 2010 (UTC)		:::Couldn't be worse than the [[mw:Extension:LiquidThreads/Redesign\|current redesign plans]], which include a "thanks" link and avatars, honest-to-God. --[[User:MZMcBride\|MZMcBride]] ([[User talk:MZMcBride#top\|talk]]) 08:05, 7 September 2010 (UTC)
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		+	== May I trouble you for a favor? ==
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		+	Please run [[User:Nbahn/DC Meetup List\|this page]] through EdwardsBot.<br. />[[User:Nbahn\|—NBahn]] ([[User talk:Nbahn\|talk]]) 04:21, 9 September 2010 (UTC)

The Pretty Reckless

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	\| Country = [[United States]]		\| Country = [[United States]]
-	\| Genre = [[Rock music\|Rock]]	+	\| Genre = [[Alternative rock]]<br>[[Post-grunge]]
	\| Years_active = 2008-present		\| Years_active = 2008-present
	\| Label = [[Interscope Records]]		\| Label = [[Interscope Records]]

Category:Ports and harbours of New Zealand

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		+	[[Category:Ports and harbors of Oceania\|New]]

	[[es:Categoría:Puertos de Nueva Zelanda]]		[[es:Categoría:Puertos de Nueva Zelanda]]

User:Lokesh ako

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Pink Plus

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	Being Pink's primary satellite channel, half of Pink Plus' lineup consists of programmes from Pink's terrestrial channel while the other half is directly tailored for viewers outside Serbia with shows that are only broadcast on Pink Plus (''Halo Pink'', ''Skandal Plus'', ''Tele kviz'', etc.).		Being Pink's primary satellite channel, half of Pink Plus' lineup consists of programmes from Pink's terrestrial channel while the other half is directly tailored for viewers outside Serbia with shows that are only broadcast on Pink Plus (''Halo Pink'', ''Skandal Plus'', ''Tele kviz'', etc.).

-	The channel was in the news for the [[viral video]] of its presenter Sanja Nikolić fainting and losing consciousness on air whilst filming ''Halo Pink''.	+	The channel gained some notoriety for the footage of its presenter Sanja Nikolić fainting and losing consciousness on air whilst filming ''Halo Pink''.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xMmbP4TbuQ Sanja Nikolic of Pink Plus faints on air]</ref> The clip became an instant [[viral video]] during the early 2000s.
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		+	==References==
		+	{{reflist}}

	==External links==		==External links==

Queens Metropolitan High School

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	'''Queens Metropolitan High School''' is a public high school in [[Forest Hills, Queens]], that will open in Fall, 2010. In completing stages of construction, it is on the south side of [[Metropolitan Avenue]] at 91-30 Metropolitan Avenue, between the [[Rockaway Beach Branch\|Rockaway Cut-off]] of the [[Long Island Railroad]] and 69th Avenue. The site is at the southern edge of Forest Hills, near Forest Hills High School, and is a block from the southern perimeter of [[Rego Park]] and two blocks east of the eastern edge of [[Glendale, Queens\|Glendale]]. The school is slated to have a student body of 1,000 and will share building space with Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School, a grade 6 to 12 school.<ref>{{cite news \|title=$158M Metropolitan Avenue Campus in Forest Hills Gets Two New Schools and Principals \|first=Daniel Edward \|last=Rosen \|url=http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/education/2009/12/24/2009-12-24_2_new_schools__principals_coming_to_forest_hills_campus.html \|newspaper=[[Daily News (New York)\|Daily News]] \|location=New York \|date=December 24, 2009 \|accessdate=2010-03-21}}</ref><ref>{{cite news \|title=Dept. of Ed Eyeing New Queens Schools \|first=Anna \|last=Gustafson \|url=http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/dept_of_ed_eyeing_new_queens_schools_9906kNzTiCfcsWfgJRZjQN \|newspaper=[[New York Post]] \|date=December 9, 2009 \|accessdate=2010-03-21}}</ref>		'''Queens Metropolitan High School''' is a public high school in [[Forest Hills, Queens]], that will open in Fall, 2010. In completing stages of construction, it is on the south side of [[Metropolitan Avenue]] at 91-30 Metropolitan Avenue, between the [[Rockaway Beach Branch\|Rockaway Cut-off]] of the [[Long Island Railroad]] and 69th Avenue. The site is at the southern edge of Forest Hills, near Forest Hills High School, and is a block from the southern perimeter of [[Rego Park]] and two blocks east of the eastern edge of [[Glendale, Queens\|Glendale]]. The school is slated to have a student body of 1,000 and will share building space with Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School, a grade 6 to 12 school.<ref>{{cite news \|title=$158M Metropolitan Avenue Campus in Forest Hills Gets Two New Schools and Principals \|first=Daniel Edward \|last=Rosen \|url=http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/education/2009/12/24/2009-12-24_2_new_schools__principals_coming_to_forest_hills_campus.html \|newspaper=[[Daily News (New York)\|Daily News]] \|location=New York \|date=December 24, 2009 \|accessdate=2010-03-21}}</ref><ref>{{cite news \|title=Dept. of Ed Eyeing New Queens Schools \|first=Anna \|last=Gustafson \|url=http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/dept_of_ed_eyeing_new_queens_schools_9906kNzTiCfcsWfgJRZjQN \|newspaper=[[New York Post]] \|date=December 9, 2009 \|accessdate=2010-03-21}}</ref>

-	==References==	+	==nigers and white References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

List of Recess (TV series) episodes

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	\|ShortSummary=T.J. finds out about the first Señor Fusion movie and vows to see the first show, ending up against Principal Prickly.		\|ShortSummary=T.J. finds out about the first Señor Fusion movie and vows to see the first show, ending up against Principal Prickly.
-	\|OriginalAirDate={{Start date\|1999\|9\|12}}	+	\|OriginalAirDate={{Start date\|2000\|1\|29}}
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Ryan Powell (lacrosse)

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-	! ALIGN="center" colspan="6" \| Regular Season	+	! colspan="6" \| Regular Season
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Now Hear This (Duke Pearson album)

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	'''''Now Hear This''''' is the sixteenth album by American pianist and arranger [[Duke Pearson]] featuring [[big band]] performances recorded in 1968 and released on the [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]] label.<ref name="Pearson discography">[http://www.jazzdisco.org/duke-pearson/catalog/#blue-note-bst-84308 Duke Pearson discography] accessed September 9, 2010</ref>		'''''Now Hear This''''' is the sixteenth album by American pianist and arranger [[Duke Pearson]] featuring [[big band]] performances recorded in 1968 and released on the [[Blue Note Records\|Blue Note]] label.<ref name="Pearson discography">[http://www.jazzdisco.org/duke-pearson/catalog/#blue-note-bst-84308 Duke Pearson discography] accessed September 9, 2010</ref>
	==Reception==		==Reception==
-	The [[Allmusic]] review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine awarded the album 4½ stars stating "Even if much of this music is beautiful, Pearson's arrangements take chances and are unconventional, which means it rewards close listening as well".<ref name="Allmusic">Erlewine, S. T. [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:gxfqxqrgldke Allmusic Review] accessed September 8, 2010</ref>	+	The [[Allmusic]] review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine awarded the album 4½ stars stating "Duke Pearson returned to a big band setting for Now Hear This!, once again proving his agility and inventiveness as an arranger and leader... Even if much of this music is beautiful, Pearson's arrangements take chances and are unconventional, which means it rewards close listening as well".<ref name="Allmusic">Erlewine, S. T. [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:gxfqxqrgldke Allmusic Review] accessed September 8, 2010</ref>
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User talk:Sandra Aggromito

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History of the Peerage

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-	The '''history of the British peerage''', a system of [[nobility]] found in the [[United Kingdom]], stretches over the last thousand years. The origins of the [[British peerage]] are obscure but while the ranks of [[baron]] and [[earl]] perhaps predate the British peerage itself, the ranks of [[duke]] and [[marquess]] were introduced to [[England]] in the [[fourteenth century]]. The rank of [[viscount]] came later, in the mid-[[fifteenth century]]. Peers were summoned to [[Parliament of England\|Parliament]], forming the [[House of Lords]].	+	The '''history of the British peerage''', a system of [[nobility]] found in the [[United Kingdom]], stretches over the last thousand years. The origins of the [[British peerage]] are obscure but while the ranks of [[baron]] and [[earl]] perhaps predate the British peerage itself, the ranks of [[duke]] and [[marquess]] were introduced to [[England]] in the 14th century. The rank of [[viscount]] came later, in the mid-15th century. Peers were summoned to [[Parliament of England\|Parliament]], forming the [[House of Lords]].

	The unions of [[England]] and [[Scotland]] to form [[Great Britain]] in 1707, and of Great Britain and [[Ireland]] to form the [[United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland\|United Kingdom]] in 1801, led successively to the establishment of the [[Peerage of Great Britain\|Peerages of Great Britain]] and later of the [[Peerage of the United Kingdom\|United Kingdom]], and the discontinuation of creations in the [[Peerage of England\|Peerages of England]] and [[Peerage of Scotland\|Scotland]]. Scottish and [[Peerage of Ireland\|Irish peers]] did not have an automatic right to sit in the House of Lords, and instead elected [[representative peer]]s from amongst their number.		The unions of [[England]] and [[Scotland]] to form [[Great Britain]] in 1707, and of Great Britain and [[Ireland]] to form the [[United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland\|United Kingdom]] in 1801, led successively to the establishment of the [[Peerage of Great Britain\|Peerages of Great Britain]] and later of the [[Peerage of the United Kingdom\|United Kingdom]], and the discontinuation of creations in the [[Peerage of England\|Peerages of England]] and [[Peerage of Scotland\|Scotland]]. Scottish and [[Peerage of Ireland\|Irish peers]] did not have an automatic right to sit in the House of Lords, and instead elected [[representative peer]]s from amongst their number.
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	For a History of the [[Peerage of France]], see François Velde's [http://www.heraldica.org/topics/france/peerage.htm "Notes on the French Peerage"].		For a History of the [[Peerage of France]], see François Velde's [http://www.heraldica.org/topics/france/peerage.htm "Notes on the French Peerage"].

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Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt

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	'''Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt''', originally '''Carter, Berlind, Potoma & Weill''', was an American [[investment banking]] and [[brokerage]] firm founded in 1960 and acquired by [[American Express]] in 1981. In its two decades as an independent firm, Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt served as a vehicle for the [[rollup]] of more than a dozen brokerage and securities firms led by [[Sanford I. Weill]] that culminated in the formation of [[Shearson Loeb Rhoades]].		'''Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt''', originally '''Carter, Berlind, Potoma & Weill''', was an American [[investment banking]] and [[brokerage]] firm founded in 1960 and acquired by [[American Express]] in 1981. In its two decades as an independent firm, Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt served as a vehicle for the [[rollup]] of more than a dozen brokerage and securities firms led by [[Sanford I. Weill]] that culminated in the formation of [[Shearson Loeb Rhoades]].

-	Among the firms most notable partners were Sanford I. Weill, [[Arthur Levitt]], [[Arthur L. Carter]], [[Marshall Cogan]], [[Roger Berlind]] and Peter Potoma.	+	Among the firms most notable partners were [[Sanford I. Weill]], [[Arthur Levitt]], [[Arthur L. Carter]], [[Marshall Cogan]], [[Roger Berlind]] and Peter Potoma.

	==History==		==History==

Ostrowski's theorem

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	Two [[absolute value (algebra)\|absolute value]]s \| \| and \| \|<sup>*</sup> on a [[field (mathematics)\|field]] ''F'' are defined to be '''equivalent''' if there exists a real number ''c'' > 0 such that		Two [[absolute value (algebra)\|absolute value]]s \| \| and \| \|<sup>*</sup> on a [[field (mathematics)\|field]] ''F'' are defined to be '''equivalent''' if there exists a real number ''c'' > 0 such that
-	:<math>\|x\|^{*} = \|x\|^{c} \mbox{ for all } x \in F.</math>	+	:<math>\|x\|_{\ast} = \|x\|^{c} \mbox{ for all } x \in F.</math>

	The '''trivial absolute value''' on any field ''F'' is defined to be		The '''trivial absolute value''' on any field ''F'' is defined to be
-	:<math>\|x\|_0 := \begin{cases} 0, & \mbox{if } x = 0 \\ 1, & \mbox{if } x \ne 0. \end{cases} </math>	+	:<math>\|x\|_{0} := \begin{cases} 0, & \mbox{if } x = 0 \\ 1, & \mbox{if } x \ne 0. \end{cases} </math>

	The '''real absolute value''' on '''Q''' is the normal absolute value on the [[real numbers]], defined to be		The '''real absolute value''' on '''Q''' is the normal absolute value on the [[real numbers]], defined to be
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	For a [[prime number]] ''p'', the '''''p''-adic absolute value''' on '''Q''' is defined as follows: any non-zero [[rational number]] ''x'', can be written uniquely as <math>x=p^{n} \frac{a}{b}</math> with ''a'', ''b'' and ''p'' [[pairwise coprime]] and where n can be positive, negative or 0; then		For a [[prime number]] ''p'', the '''''p''-adic absolute value''' on '''Q''' is defined as follows: any non-zero [[rational number]] ''x'', can be written uniquely as <math>x=p^{n} \frac{a}{b}</math> with ''a'', ''b'' and ''p'' [[pairwise coprime]] and where n can be positive, negative or 0; then
-	:<math>\|x\|_p := \begin{cases} 0, & \mbox{if } x = 0 \\ p^{-n}, & \mbox{if } x \ne 0. \end{cases} </math>	+	:<math>\|x\|_{p} := \begin{cases} 0, & \mbox{if } x = 0 \\ p^{-n}, & \mbox{if } x \ne 0. \end{cases} </math>

	== Proof ==		== Proof ==

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	[[Image:Trebizond1300.png\|thumb\|300px\|The Beylik of Pervane (dark blue) in 1300.]]		[[Image:Trebizond1300.png\|thumb\|300px\|The Beylik of Pervane (dark blue) in 1300.]]
-	'''Pervâneoğlu''' (in [[Turkish language\|Turkish]] plural ''Pervâneoğulları'' - the sons of Pervâne) was an [[Anatolian Turkish Beylik]] centered in [[Sinop, Turkey\|Sinop]] on the [[Black Sea]] coast and controlling the immediately surrounding region in the second half of the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th (1261-1326).	+	'''Pervâneoğlu''' (in [[Turkish language\|Turkish]] plural ''Pervâneoğulları'' - the sons of Pervâne) was an [[Anatolian beylik]] centered in [[Sinop, Turkey\|Sinop]] on the [[Black Sea]] coast and controlling the immediately surrounding region in the second half of the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th (1261-1326).

	The founder of the [[Bey\|Beylik]], The [[Pervâne\|Pervâne Mu‘in al-Din Suleyman]]. His grandson the [[Gazi Çelebi]], last Bey of Pervane, transformed his realm into a serious regional naval power, conducting raids against [[Republic of Genoa\|Genoese]] possessions in the [[Black Sea]] and [[Crimea]], as well as against the [[Empire of Trebizond]].		The founder of the [[Bey\|Beylik]], The [[Pervâne\|Pervâne Mu‘in al-Din Suleyman]]. His grandson the [[Gazi Çelebi]], last Bey of Pervane, transformed his realm into a serious regional naval power, conducting raids against [[Republic of Genoa\|Genoese]] possessions in the [[Black Sea]] and [[Crimea]], as well as against the [[Empire of Trebizond]].

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	'''Monica Samille Lewinsky''' (born July 23, 1973) is an American woman with whom then-[[United States President]] [[Bill Clinton]] admitted to having had an "improper relationship"<ref name="wapo081898">{{cite news\| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/clinton081898.htm \|title=Clinton Admits to Lewinsky Relationship, Challenges Starr to End Personal 'Prying' \|first=Peter \|last=Baker \|coauthors=John F. Harris \|work=[[The Washington Post]] \|date=August 18, 1998 \|page=A01}}</ref> while Lewinsky worked at the [[White House]] in 1995 and 1996. The affair and its repercussions, especially the [[impeachment of Bill Clinton]], became known as the [[Lewinsky scandal]].		'''Monica Samille Lewinsky''' (born July 23, 1973) is an American woman with whom then-[[United States President]] [[Bill Clinton]] admitted to having had an "improper relationship"<ref name="wapo081898">{{cite news\| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/clinton081898.htm \|title=Clinton Admits to Lewinsky Relationship, Challenges Starr to End Personal 'Prying' \|first=Peter \|last=Baker \|coauthors=John F. Harris \|work=[[The Washington Post]] \|date=August 18, 1998 \|page=A01}}</ref> while Lewinsky worked at the [[White House]] in 1995 and 1996. The affair and its repercussions, especially the [[impeachment of Bill Clinton]], became known as the [[Lewinsky scandal]].

		+	==Early life and education==
	Monica Lewinsky was born in [[San Francisco]], [[California]], and grew up in an affluent family in [[Southern California]] in the [[Westside (Los Angeles County)\|Westside]] [[Brentwood, Los Angeles, California\|Brentwood]] area of [[Los Angeles]] and in [[Beverly Hills, California\|Beverly Hills]].<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="cnn-whois">{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/08/06/lewinsky.profile/ \| title=Who Is Monica Lewinsky? \| author=Aiken, Jonathan \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=August 6, 1998}}</ref><ref name="jta"/> She is of Jewish descent. Her father is Bernhard Lewinsky, an [[Oncology\|oncologist]], and her mother, Marcia Lewis, is an author; her parents' acrimonious separation and divorce during 1987 and 1988 had a significant effect on Monica.<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="people">{{cite news \| url=http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20124429,00.html \| title=Scandal at 1600 \| author=Green, Michelle \| magazine=[[People (magazine)\|People]] \| date=February 9, 1998}}</ref> (Her father later married his wife Barbara;<ref name="jta"/> her mother later married [[R. Peter Straus]], a media executive.<ref>{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/02/02/monica.mom/ \| title=Lewinsky's mother to wed media executive \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=February 2, 1998 }}</ref>) Growing up, the family attended [[Sinai Temple (Los Angeles, California)\|Sinai Temple]] in Los Angeles and she attended Sinai Akiba Academy, its religious school.<ref name="jta">{{cite news \| url=http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/7521/l-a-temple-fends-off-lewinsky-inquiries/ \| title=L.A. temple fends off Lewinsky inquiries \| author=Tugend, Tom \| agency=[[Jewish Telegraphic Agency]] \| newspaper=[[j.]] \| date=January 30, 1998}}</ref> For her primary education she attended the [[John Thomas Dye School]] in [[Bel Air, Los Angeles, California\|Bel-Air]].<ref name="Wire">At Pacific Hills School (formerly Bel-Air Prep), she won the "Outstanding Junior of the Year" award.		Monica Lewinsky was born in [[San Francisco]], [[California]], and grew up in an affluent family in [[Southern California]] in the [[Westside (Los Angeles County)\|Westside]] [[Brentwood, Los Angeles, California\|Brentwood]] area of [[Los Angeles]] and in [[Beverly Hills, California\|Beverly Hills]].<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="cnn-whois">{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/08/06/lewinsky.profile/ \| title=Who Is Monica Lewinsky? \| author=Aiken, Jonathan \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=August 6, 1998}}</ref><ref name="jta"/> She is of Jewish descent. Her father is Bernhard Lewinsky, an [[Oncology\|oncologist]], and her mother, Marcia Lewis, is an author; her parents' acrimonious separation and divorce during 1987 and 1988 had a significant effect on Monica.<ref name="WashpoProfile" /><ref name="people">{{cite news \| url=http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20124429,00.html \| title=Scandal at 1600 \| author=Green, Michelle \| magazine=[[People (magazine)\|People]] \| date=February 9, 1998}}</ref> (Her father later married his wife Barbara;<ref name="jta"/> her mother later married [[R. Peter Straus]], a media executive.<ref>{{cite news \| url=http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/02/02/monica.mom/ \| title=Lewinsky's mother to wed media executive \| publisher=[[CNN]] \| date=February 2, 1998 }}</ref>) Growing up, the family attended [[Sinai Temple (Los Angeles, California)\|Sinai Temple]] in Los Angeles and she attended Sinai Akiba Academy, its religious school.<ref name="jta">{{cite news \| url=http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/7521/l-a-temple-fends-off-lewinsky-inquiries/ \| title=L.A. temple fends off Lewinsky inquiries \| author=Tugend, Tom \| agency=[[Jewish Telegraphic Agency]] \| newspaper=[[j.]] \| date=January 30, 1998}}</ref> For her primary education she attended the [[John Thomas Dye School]] in [[Bel Air, Los Angeles, California\|Bel-Air]].<ref name="Wire">At Pacific Hills School (formerly Bel-Air Prep), she won the "Outstanding Junior of the Year" award.
	[http://weeklywire.com/ww/03-15-99/memphis_book.html "That Girl"] by Leonard Gill, March 15, 1999. ''Memphis Flyer'' book review. Accessed December 18, 2006.</ref> She then attended [[Beverly Hills High School]], but for her senior year transferred to and graduated from [[Pacific Hills School\|Bel Air Prep]] (later known as Pacific Hills School) in 1991.<ref name="WashpoProfile">{{cite news \| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/lewprofile.htm \| title=Lewinsky: Two Coasts, Two Lives, Many Images\| author=Leen, Jeff \| newspaper=[[The Washington Post]] \| date=January 24, 1998 \| page=A01}}</ref><ref name="cnn-whois"/>		[http://weeklywire.com/ww/03-15-99/memphis_book.html "That Girl"] by Leonard Gill, March 15, 1999. ''Memphis Flyer'' book review. Accessed December 18, 2006.</ref> She then attended [[Beverly Hills High School]], but for her senior year transferred to and graduated from [[Pacific Hills School\|Bel Air Prep]] (later known as Pacific Hills School) in 1991.<ref name="WashpoProfile">{{cite news \| url=http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/lewprofile.htm \| title=Lewinsky: Two Coasts, Two Lives, Many Images\| author=Leen, Jeff \| newspaper=[[The Washington Post]] \| date=January 24, 1998 \| page=A01}}</ref><ref name="cnn-whois"/>

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	\|- ALIGN="center"		\|- ALIGN="center"
-	\| ALIGN="center" \| 2009	+	\| 2009 \|\| Portland \|\| 16 \|\| 18 \|\| 44 \|\| 62 \|\| 67 \|\| 8 \|\| 1 \|\| 2 \|\| 3 \|\| 5 \|\| 2 \|\| 0
-	\| ALIGN="center" \| Portland	+	\|- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0"
-	\| ALIGN="center" \| 16	+	\| 2010 \|\| Edmonton \|\| 15 \|\| 21 \|\| 30 \|\| 51 \|\| 24 \|\| 4 \|\| 2 \|\| 1 \|\| 7 \|\| 8 \|\| 3 \|\| 0
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-	\| ALIGN="center" \| 44
-	\| ALIGN="center" \| 62
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-	\| ALIGN="center" \| 0
	\|- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"		\|- ALIGN="center" bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
-	!colspan="2"\| NLL Totals	+	! colspan="2" \| NLL Totals !! 115 !! 140 !! 237 !! 377 !! 466 !! 57!! 7 !! 14 !! 21 !! 35 !! 17 !! 0
-	! ALIGN="center" \| 100
-	! ALIGN="center" \| 119
-	! ALIGN="center" \| 207
-	! ALIGN="center" \| 326
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-	! ALIGN="center" \| 14
-	! ALIGN="center" \| 27
-	! ALIGN="center" \| 14
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