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[[Image:MontreGousset001.jpg|thumb|On behalf of the Wikipedia Community, I award you this '''Gold Barnstarwatch''' in recognition of your many years as a [[Wikipedia:bureaucrat|Wikipedia Bureaucrat]]. -[[User:Willmcw|Willmcw]] 23:56, 16 September 2005 (UTC)]]
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{{Boxbottom}}I was one of the first 200 people to contribute regularly to Wikipedia, and I've served as a Mediator, an Admin, and a Bureaucrat. 
The {{tl|birth date and age}} template I created is used on over 750,000 Wikipedia pages, and was the major motivation for parser extensions (to reduce load on the server caused by the first version).

I find Wikipedia a useful resource, but it's not very well-written and is often inaccurate. Almost every time I dip into its pages, I find something that urgently needs fixing, and a few topics have unresolvable bias.

It's {{utc|{{#expr:19+{{Current daylight saving offset in North America}}}}}}  ([[EST]]) in [[New York City]], USA.

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==Customs and practices of Wikipedia==

*[[Wikipedia:Neutral point of view]] . . . if you find yourself pushing a particular view into an article rather than attempt to create a coherent picture of the topic as a whole, you've missed the point of NPOV

*[[Wikipedia:Civility]] (5 pillars)
*[[Wikipedia:Readers first]] (essay)
*[[Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Linking]]
*[[Wikipedia:Summary style]] (editing guideline)

Shortcuts:
*[[WP:SPLIT]] - how to guide 
*[[WP:BRINK]] - What return can I make?
*[[WP:NOTCLEANUP]] => Surmountable problems in an article should be fixed (don't delete the article)
*[[WP:COAL]] - Catch once and leave.
*[[Wikipedia:OVERZEALOUS]] - how to rebut specious deletion arguments

==Reminders==

*provide 3 examples of [[tax cut]]s which SOME PEOPLE said resulted in (a) more gov't revenue or (b) an economic boom
*:But be sure to distinguish between tax-rate cuts (like 35% down to 25%) and "tax cuts" (i.e., reducing gov't revenue) 

*[[Talk:solar variation]] - only sunlight, and not sunspots or solar wind? 
*:So in the climate section of this page, heaven help me for saying this, we should note that variations in the solar magnetic field & solar wind may cause an impact to cosmic rays hitting the earth. However, I stand by my assertion that this page should be mostly about solar variation (the actual physical changes to the sun) and that the terrestrial climate topic and climate change and other impacts of the sun on the earth should be handled in their respective pages with only summaries here.
*[[Talk:Sunlight#Reorganize]] - article split? 
*[[Talk:Atonement in Christianity‎]] - Reorganize if no objection 

*[[Talk:List of topics characterized as pseudoscience]] ‎ (page move + section for modern controversies) 

*[[Talk:Linear no-threshold model]] ‎ (→Clarifications: more discussion of long-term studies) 

*[[Talk:Ground Zero controversy]] ‎ (page move)

==Some articles I created==

Most of these have been extensively modified by others, per {{afd star|WP:TEAMWORK}}, which - duh! - is the main point of a {{afd star|wiki}}.

Star* means someone tried to get the article deleted. Dagger means they tried twice!

===Various===
#''[[From Bacteria to Bach and Back]]''
#{{afd star|War on Women}}, political slogan (deleted, then revived)
#{{afd star|Contraceptive mandate (United States)}}
#{{afd star|Illegal guns}} => [[/Illegal guns]]
#{{afd star|Sexism in academia}}
#{{afd star|Women in combat}}, spun off from [[Women in the military]]
#{{afd star|Combat Exclusion Policy}}
#{{afd star|Seaman's Manslaughter Statute}}
#{{afd star|Abandonment of ship }}
#{{afd star|Wikipedia:Superlatives}}
#{{tl|Korean age}}
#{{tl|Before date}}
#{{afd star|Mosques near the World Trade Center}}
#{{afd star|List of articles related to the Sun}}
#{{afd star|Sail-by salute}}, aka [[Tourist navigation]] or [[Near-shore salute]]

===US politics===
#{{afd star|Rush Limbaugh–Sandra Fluke controversy}}, a [[WP:SPLIT]] from [[Sandra Fluke]]

===Biography===
*{{afd star|William Connolley}} - just about the most famous Wikipedian to edit under his own name
*{{afd star|Sun Myung Moon}} -  Unification Church founder, passed away  {{plural| {{years ago|2012|9|3}} |year}} ago 
*{{afd star|Hak Ja Han}} - widow of {{afd star|Sun Myung Moon}}
*{{afd star|Morton Kaplan}} - professor, diplomat
*{{afd star|Frank Kaufmann}} - religious scholar
*{{afd star|William Opdyke}} - did first in-depth study of {{afd star|code refactoring}} as a software engineering technique
*{{afd star|Edward Wegman}} - statistician
*{{afd star|Hyung Jin Moon}} - youngest son of {{afd star|Sun Myung Moon}}
*{{afd star|Frederick Sontag}} - was professor, author of ''{{afd star|Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church}}''
*{{afd star|J.C.C. McKinsey}} - mathematician
*{{afd star|Benny Peiser}} - claimed that leading scientific journals were censoring {{afd star|debate on global warming}}
*{{afd star|Joseph J. Jacobs}} - one of the engineers responsible for creating {{afd star|DDT}}, one of the most well-known synthetic insecticides

===Unificationism===
*{{afd star|News World Communications}}
*{{afd star|Little Angels Children's Folk Ballet of Korea}}
*{{afd star|CAUSA International}}

===Books===
*''{{afd star|Recovery from Cults}}''
*''{{afd star|100 People Who Are Screwing Up America}}''
*''{{afd star|Inventing the Flat Earth}}'' - debunking the notion that medieval Christians believed the earth was flat
*''{{afd star|The Day I Met God}}''
*''{{afd star|Inquisition: The Persecution and Prosecution of the Reverend Sun Myung Moon}}''

====Literature====
*''{{afd star|I Like Pumpkins}}''
*''{{afd star|The Loudness of Sam}}''
*{{afd star|Trumpkin}}, a dwarf in ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia]]''

===Movies===
*{{afd star|Sudie and Simpson}}
*{{afd star|Cadillac Man}}
*{{afd star|Not Quite Human (film)}}
*{{afd star|I'll Be There (2003 film)}}

===Laws and rules===
*{{afd star|Department of Defense Directive 2310}} - how America treats "{{afd star|unlawful combatant}}s"

===Ideas and concepts===
*{{afd star|Double standard}}
*{{afd star|Forced conversion}}
*{{afd star|Gender norming}}
*{{afd star|Heteroflexible}}
*{{afd star|The rich get richer and the poor get poorer}}
*{{afd star|Tax cut}}
*{{afd star|Wickedness}}
*{{afd star|Health scare}}
*{{afd star|Independent review}} - Redirects to [[Peer review]]
*{{afd star|Effort optimism}} - "it's worth it"
*{{afd star|Threshold model}} -  in toxicology, a drug may have zero effect for a dose below a critical or threshold value; compare {{afd star|Linear no-threshold model}} 
*{{afd star|Stateless communism}}, also known as pure communism
*{{afd star|Role of women in religion}}
*{{afd star|Women in Islam}}
*{{afd star|UTC offset}} - see {{afd star|Time zone}}s
*{{afd star|Censorship in the Soviet Union}}
*{{afd star|Theological determinism}}
*{{afd star|Outline of the creation–evolution controversy}}
*{{afd star|Nomenklatura}} - privileged class in the USSR

===Computers===
*{{afd star|Tab order}}
*{{afd star|Generics in Java}}
*{{afd star|Adjustment handle}}s
*{{afd star|Label (control)|Label}}

==Proposed deletions==

===Survival of the fittest===
*{{afd result|Wickedness|delete (December 2007)}} - recreated October 2011
*{{afd result|Booky's Crush|withdrawn}}
*{{afd result|Jonathan Wells (intelligent design advocate)|keep}}
*{{afd result|Unit cohesion|speedy keep}}
*{{afd result|Blacklisted by History|keep}}
*{{afd result|Flemming Rule|keep}}
*{{afd result|Heteroflexible|merge and redirect|keep}}
*{{afd result|Shoshana Grossbard-Shechtman|keep}}
*{{afd result|Schleifer|keep}} => [[Slide (musical ornament)]]

===Evolved===
*[[Socialism and famine]] merged into [[Famine#State-sponsored famine|Famine]]
*{{afd result|Mel Gibson DUI incident|no consensus|keep}} merged into [[Mel Gibson#DUI incident with antisemitic remarks|Mel Gibson]]
*[[Wicker Amendment]] merged into [[Gun law in the United States#Transporting_firearms|Transporting firearms]]
*{{afd result|Heterosexual couple|redirect}} => [[Heterosexuality]]
*''[[Blaming the Victim]]'' merged to [[Victim blaming]]
*{{afd result|Edge motion|redirect}} - see [[Touchpad]]
*{{afd result|As a Peace-Loving Global Citizen|keep|keep}} => [[Sun Myung Moon#2000s|Sun Myung Moon]]
*{{afd result|Democratically elected|delete}} - see [[Election]]

===Endangered species===
*[[The Apartment (film)]]

===Extinct species===
*{{afd result|Free Teens|delete}} - not a notable organization
*{{afd result|Man out of the house (welfare rule)|delete}} - see [[Aid to Families with Dependent Children]]

==Verse==

===Riding Happy Homeward===
:Ya need to wake up and smell the fresh air
:and hear the seagulls calling
::and the surf rushing to the shore;
:Feel the sand beneath your toes and more.

:Ever questing for that perfect balance
::between wave and board
:Swimming out eager for a thrill
::and riding happy homeward.

===Consider the source===

:There once came a man with a view
:Which aroused such a hullaballoo
:That all of us said,
:"It should only be read,
:If attributed clearly to you!"

==Factoids==

Questioning authority ([[Dennis Prager]]):
* It is noteworthy that liberals, one of whose mottos is "question authority," so rarely question the authority of the [[mainstream media]]. Now, of course, conservatives, too, often believe mainstream media. But conservatives have other sources of news that enable them to achieve the liberal ideal of questioning authority. Whereas few liberals ever read non-liberal sources of information or listen to conservative talk radio, the great majority of conservatives are regularly exposed to liberal news, liberal editorials and liberal films, and they have also received many years of liberal education. [http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2006/06/why_liberals_fear_global_warmi.html Dennis Prager]

Global warming and US politics;
* While Republicans' belief in human-induced global warming has declined 10 percentage points from 2003 to 2008 (from 52% to 42%), Democrats' belief has been steady (possibly even rising slightly, though the increase from 68% to 73% is not statistically significant). The result is a substantial 31-point gap between adherents of the two major parties. [http://www.gallup.com/poll/107569/ClimateChange-Views-RepublicanDemocratic-Gaps-Expand.aspx]

Can homosexuals change?
* Press releases from both [[NGLTF]] and [[HRC]] sought to undermine [[Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist)|Spitzer]]'s credibility by connecting him polticially to right-wing groups that had backed the [[ex-gay movement]]. [http://books.google.com/books?id=EGMEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA30&lpg=PA30&dq=spitzer+besen+political&source=bl&ots=LG_lH9nv20&sig=lT8CyIGi5cq2Rn4F3nHJKarnsA0&hl=en&ei=ourKTYbIEaXg0QHRjJWTCQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CDQQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=spitzer%20besen%20political&f=false The Advocate - Jun 19, 2001]
[[Peer review]]
* Perhaps the most widely recognized failing of peer review is its inability to ensure the identification of high-quality work. The list of important scientific papers that were initially rejected by peer-reviewed journals goes back at least as far as the editor of ''Philosophical Transaction's'' 1796 rejection of [[Edward Jenner]]'s report of the first [[vaccination]] against [[smallpox]]. [http://books.google.com/books?id=VZ1axrolCpkC&pg=PA224&lpg=PA224&dq=Perhaps+the+most+widely+recognized+failing+of+peer+review+is+its+inability+to+ensure+the+%22identification+of+high-quality+work%22.&source=bl&ots=RyWc8xcTLv&sig=TmQ8ZsvWDOGohZuP2sqs6iSpLqI&hl=en&ei=xf22Tbm6IITy0gHwheSvAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBUQ6AEwAA]

[[Equal opportunity]] and [[Gender norming]]:
*  Because of women's reduced physical capabilities, readiness standards are called into question because standards have been lowered to accommodate women and equalize opportunity (Norman, 1997). [http://www1.appstate.edu/orgs/acjournal/holdings/vol2/Iss1/essays/rooks.html]
[[Unit cohesion]]:
* “Cohesion is the relationship that develops in a unit or group where (1) members share common values and experiences; (2) individuals in the group conform to group norms and behavior in order to ensure group survival and goals; (3) members lose their personal identity in favor of a group identity; (4) members focus on group activities and goals; (5) unit members become totally dependent on each other for the completion of their mission or survival; and (6) group members must meet all standards of performance and behavior in order not to threaten group survival.” [http://cmrlink.org/WomenInCombat.asp?docID=323]
[[Jim Webb|James Webb]] on gender differences:
* As Eleanor Maccoby and Carol Jacklin observe in The Psychology of Sex of Differences, man's greater aggressiveness "is one of the best established, and most pervasive of all psychological sex differences." [http://www.bible-researcher.com/women/women-cant-fight.html]
The [[plebe system]]:
* ... the plebe system. It was harsh and cruel. It was designed to produce a man who would be able to be an effective leader in combat, to endure prisoner-of-war camps, to fight this country's wars with skill and tenacity. And it is all but gone. [http://www.bible-researcher.com/women/women-cant-fight.html]
[[David Horowitz]]: 
* The worst crimes of our century have been committed by crusades to eradicate injustice, stamp out politically incorrect attitudes, and reconstruct [[human nature]].<ref> http://www.bible-researcher.com/women/horowitz1.html The Feminist Assault on the Military - National Review, October 5, 1992</ref>

Authority of the [[IPCC]]:
* [[Christopher Booker]] of [[The Sunday Telegraph]]: "the IPCC report, which is still widely touted as the most authoritative single document on global warming."<ref> [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/christopherbooker/7062667/Pachauri-the-real-story-behind-the-Glaciergate-scandal.html The Telegraph, 23 April 2011]</ref>

[[Robert L. Park]] on [[science]] and the [[scientific method]]:
* ... the scientific method transcends the flaws of individual scientists.<ref>[http://www.physicscentral.com/explore/writers/park.cfm The Cosmic Zoom] - [[Robert L. Park]]</ref> 
* Science is the only way we have of separating the truth from ideology, or fraud, or mere foolishness.<ref>[http://www.physicscentral.com/explore/writers/park.cfm The Cosmic Zoom] - [[Robert L. Park]]</ref>
[[Climategate]]:
#[[Ross McKitrick]]: The world still awaits a proper inquiry into [[climategate]]: one that is not stacked with global warming advocates, and one  that is prepared to cross-examine evidence, interview critics as well as supporters of the [[CRU]] and other IPCC players, and follow the evidence where it leads. [http://rossmckitrick.weebly.com/uploads/4/8/0/8/4808045/rmck_climategate.pdf Understanding the Climategate Inquiries] - [[Ross McKitrick]], Ph.D
#[[Christopher C. Horner|Chris Horner]] wrote, "The e-mails detail organized efforts to subvert and violate transparency laws ... in order to keep the public misinformed about the state of [[climatology|climate science]]"<ref> [http://washingtonexaminer.com/node/143591 Washington Examiner, 11/30/09]</ref>
#[[Jay Ambrose]] wrote:
#*Another scientist whose name had been abused in the e-mails, [[Hans von Storch]], is quoted in another piece as saying of the e-mail writers that they "violated a fundamental principle of science" in trying to keep collected information from getting out, and that they "play science as a power game."<ref> [http://washingtonexaminer.com/node/143036 Washington Examiner, 12/02/09 ]</ref>

[[Scientific skepticism]]:
* The science that is typically written up in history books is the science of great discoveries and great theories. But there is an equally important part of science that is not glamorous; the science of the skeptic. An important part of science is the requirement that new discoveries be able to be replicated by other researchers before they are accepted. This helps prevent false theories from being widely accepted. This requirement for replication and the refusal to accept a new discovery until it is possible to replicate it can easily be interpreted by naive commentators as "reactionary".<ref> [http://www.scientus.org/Modern-Science.html Scientus] This is self-published, so I guess we can't use it </ref>
[[Racism]]:
* ... many liberals’ charges of racism aren’t only false — they’re lies intended to intimidate us<ref> [http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/ackerman-yglesias-and-krugman-a-particularly-machiavellian-moment-for-the-left-100790634.html Ackerman, Yglesias, and Krugman: A particularly Machiavellian moment for the Left] - Washington Examiner</ref>

[[One child law]] in China:
* The one child law means musicians have no siblings and are spoiled by their parents.<ref> [http://andybetablog.blogspot.com/2008/08/public-enemy-interview.html Brian Hardgroove], bass player (band leader of [[Public Enemy (group)]]?)</ref>
[[Cultural assimilation]]: 
* [[Diane Ravitch]] "... too, emphasized a common culture but one that incorporated the contributions of all racial and ethnic groups so that they can believe in their full membership in America’s past, present, and future. She envisioned elimination of allegiance to any specific racial and/or ethnic group, with emphasis instead on our common humanity, our shared national identity, and our individual accomplishments.<ref>[http://www.ou.edu/cls/online/lstd2333/pdfs/unit2_multiculturalism_threat.pdf Is Multiculturalism a threat?]</ref>
* [[Cultural assimilation|Assimilationists]] seek elimination of cultural differences through loss of one’s distinctive traits that are replaced by the language, values, and other attributes of [[mainstream Americans]].<ref name="vernonjohns1996"> (MacInnes 1996:57) [http://www.vernonjohns.org/plcooney/whiterac.html White Racism]</ref>
Race, and also government aid programs to reduce poverty:
* [[Edward C. Banfield]] published a book in 1968 that made a simple and well-documented case that the problems played out in ghetto neighborhoods were a consequence of concentrated lower-class populations. Race was not the critical issue, he said. The black poor, Banfield suggested, were no different from other (white) lower-class Americans: they had no fondness for work, no strong family ties, an easy acceptance of criminal behavior, no brief for schooling, and no future perspective. Banfield argued that even well-pruned government programs could not undo the harm caused by class differences. For this sin, Banfield was effectively banished from one campus after another, his books vandalized, his lectures shouted down, and his sponsors threatened.<ref name="vernonjohns1996"/>

[[Multiculturalism]]:
* In 1915, Horace Kallen used the metaphor of a symphony orchestra to portray the strength through diversity of U.S. society. Just as different groups of instruments each play their separate parts of the musical score but together produce beautiful music of blends and contrasts, so, too, he said, do the various populations within pluralist America<ref>. [http://www.ou.edu/cls/online/lstd2333/pdfs/unit2_multiculturalism_threat.pdf Is Multiculturalism a Threat?] Parillo</ref>

[[Prejudice]]: 
*[[William James]] wrote, "A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices."<ref>[http://www.freemaninstitute.com/quotes.htmQuotable Quotes -- Courtesy of The Freeman Institute]{{dead link|date=January 2011}}</ref>

[[Evolution]]: 
*"Colin Patterson (1933-1998) was the Senior Principal Scientific Officer in the Paleontology Department of British Museum of Natural History in London, from 1962-1993."<ref>[http://www.amazon.com/review/R3MGO28YTGZ18I Amazon.com review]</ref>
*"Colin Patterson was employed in the palaeontology Department of The Natural History Museum in London from 1962 until 1993. He held an individual merit appointment beginning in 1974. Although retired at the age of sixty, he continued to work daily in the Museum until his sudden death in 1998."<ref> [http://www.amazon.com/Evolution-Comstock-Book-Colin-Patterson/dp/0801485940/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1282005269&sr=8-1#reader_0801485940 publisher's blurb] back cover of Evolution, second edition - Cornell University Press</ref>

[[Pseudoscience]]: "Pseudoscience, which involves passionate belief with no evidence, is often the result of convictions based on religion or politics."<ref> [http://www.americanscientist.org/bookshelf/pub/exposing-fools-gladly Exposing Fools Gladly] - American Scientist </ref>

[[Voodoo Science]]: 
*"scientists, many of whom have impressive credentials, who craft arguments deliberately intended to deceive or confuse."<ref> [http://www.amazon.com/Voodoo-Science-Road-Foolishness-Fraud/dp/0195135156#reader_0195135156 Voodoo Science], Page 171</ref>
[[Scientific claim]]s:
*The most important discovery of modern medicine is not [[vaccine]]s or [[antibiotic]]s, it is the [[Double-blind test|randomized double-blind test]], by means of which we know what works and what doesn't.<ref>[http://www.webexhibits.org/bogus/4.html Bogus Science 4 - Evidence is anecdotal]</ref>

===Relativity===

Relativity and relativism:
* '... the physical anomalies that led to [[relativity]] can be explained without it. For example, the famous equation "E = mc2" was derived using relativity theory. But later [[Albert Einstein|Einstein]] re-derived it, this time without relativity.'<ref> [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/may/31/relativity-and-relativism/ BETHELL: Relativity and relativism] - [[Tom Bethell]] - ''[[Washington Times]]''</ref>

*[[Atomic clock]]s do slow down when they move through the [[gravitational field]]. But the slowing of clocks and the [[slowing of time]] are very different things. GPS has "relativistic" corrections to keep its clocks synchronized. But those corrections depart significantly from Einstein's theory. They refer clock motion not to the observer but to an [[absolute reference frame]], centered on the Earth.<ref name=tbethell2> [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/may/31/relativity-and-relativism/?page=2 BETHELL: Relativity and relativism] - [[Tom Bethell]] - ''[[Washington Times]]''</ref>

*[[Relativity]] and [[relativism]] arose at about the same time, and the [[scientific claim]]s surely bolstered the cultural applications. Now there is [[skepticism]] about both.<ref name=tbethell2 /> 

GPS:
"... because the satellites are constantly moving relative to observers on the Earth, effects predicted by the Special and General theories of Relativity must be taken into account to achieve the desired 20-30 nanosecond accuracy."<ref name=pogge-gps>[http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~pogge/Ast162/Unit5/gps.html GPS and relativity]</ref>

*"Special Relativity predicts that the on-board atomic clocks on the satellites should fall behind clocks on the ground by about 7 microseconds per day ..."<ref name=pogge-gps />
*"A calculation using General Relativity predicts that the clocks in each GPS satellite should get ahead of ground-based clocks by 45 microseconds per day."<ref name=pogge-gps />

*In detail: "The engineers who designed the GPS system included these relativistic effects when they designed and deployed the system. For example, to counteract the General Relativistic effect once on orbit, they slowed down the ticking frequency of the atomic clocks before they were launched so that once they were in their proper orbit stations their clocks would appear to tick at the correct rate as compared to the reference atomic clocks at the GPS ground stations. Further, each GPS receiver has built into it a microcomputer that (among other things) performs the necessary relativistic calculations when determining the user's location."<ref name=pogge-gps />

===Other===
[[Intuition]] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Amar_Bose&diff=prev&oldid=379259432 Amar Bose]):
*[[Amar Bose|Bose]] says that his best ideas usually come to him in a flash. "These innovations are not the result of rational thought; it's an intuitive idea." [http://books.google.com/books?id=fwAAAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA64&lpg=PA64&dq=bose+shock+absorber+leaps+curb&source=bl&ots=dBvn-68ZDv&sig=zwOYACh6xpNlmS6uvLk6ls6uNj4&hl=en&ei=v5RlTIHyKYSdlgem2YmTDg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3&ved=0CCMQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q&f=false Popular Science Dec 2004]

[[Whole note]]: The most basic note is called the ''whole note'' because ... it lasts a whole measure [in common time].<ref> [http://books.google.com/books?id=sTMbuSQdqPMC&pg=PA59&lpg=PA59&dq=whole+note+whole+measure&source=bl&ots=mKdsVE5wTY&sig=qf2RGM_gKVL_mtms9XvpKLD_AWw&hl=en&ei=XTdkTPTHC4K0lQfRoMzFCg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=8&ved=0CDYQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=whole%20note%20whole%20measure&f=false The Complete Idiot's Guide to Music Theory, 2nd Edition] By Michael Miller</ref>

"... the oppressed [[Black people|blacks]] on the [[Southern United States|Southern]] [[Plantation|plantations]] identified with the [[Israelites]] in [[Ancient Egypt|Egypt]]."<ref> Page 114 of ''Songs America Sings'' by Melvin Stecher, Norman Horowitz and Claire Gordon</ref>

"... [[Black people|Black]] [[slave]]s in the [[Southern United States|South]] identified with [[Moses]] and the [[Israelites]] enslaved in [[Ancient Egypt|Egypt]]..."<ref> Page 116 of ''Songs America Sings'' by Melvin Stecher, Norman Horowitz and Claire Gordon</ref>

[[Feminism]] aims at returning society to an idealized primitive [[matriarchy]].<ref>[http://churchmousec.wordpress.com/2010/07/18/the-cult-of-the-child/ The Victorian Cult of the Child]</ref>

[[North Korean]]s "suffer from an incredible blackout of knowledge about the outside world. The control on the population exceeds anything the world has seen to date." <ref>[http://significatojournal.com/help-the-world/freedom-human-rights/north-korea-the-prison-nation The Significato Journal | North Korea, The Prison Nation<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>

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