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* [[Inquisitr news website]] ([http://www.Inquisitr.com]) A prominent website that appears frequently on Apple News and reports seemingly important topics but has little or no information about its backers, bias, or ideology. |
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* [[Bliss & Hellfire]] - ([https://www.blissandhellfire.com]) A (Portuguese) Online Magazine that focus on fotography, equipment review and music photojournalism. ([https://www.blissandhellfire.com]) |
* [[Bliss & Hellfire]] - ([https://www.blissandhellfire.com]) A (Portuguese) Online Magazine that focus on fotography, equipment review and music photojournalism. ([https://www.blissandhellfire.com]) |
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* [[Akilah Net]] - ([http://www.akilah.net]) An online news and career resource for young professionals in East Africa. Affiliated with the [[Akilah Institute for Women]] - ([http://www.akilahinstitute.org/]). Featured in [[TechMoran]] - ([http://techmoran.com/akilah-net/#sthash.Q35XmzMp.dpbs]) as an innovative tool for helping East Africans secure employment. |
* [[Akilah Net]] - ([http://www.akilah.net]) An online news and career resource for young professionals in East Africa. Affiliated with the [[Akilah Institute for Women]] - ([http://www.akilahinstitute.org/]). Featured in [[TechMoran]] - ([http://techmoran.com/akilah-net/#sthash.Q35XmzMp.dpbs]) as an innovative tool for helping East Africans secure employment. |
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Design
Furniture design
- The Society of Arts and Crafts of Boston - http://www.societyofcrafts.org/ Long history & many references in WP -- from another page "The Society of Arts and Crafts was erected 1887 for the promotion of art based on traditional craftmanship, in reaction to the 19th century industrialization. Nowadays The Society of Arts & Crafts is an art gallery for the sale and exposition of art."
- Souda (brand) - Souda is an up and coming American design brand that specializes in furniture, lighting and home decor. [1] While the young company has only had products on the market for a couple years, Souda has already won the prestigous Best New Designer Award at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair [2] and been awarded a 2014 Best New Designer award for the Strut Shelving System. [3]. Souda is also the name of a city, so not having a page about the brand is potentially not satisfying all those searching for the brand.
- Tcherassi Vilató - brand formed by the architects/designers duo Angelica Tcherassi and Jacob Vilató, ; Launched their first pieces during June 2013 at Barcelona Design Week: The MissUnderstood tables, TryAngle lounge chairs, Let´s Eat tables and their Better than Chocolate sofas; Piezas con Chispa, as announced by Elle Decor Spain in their report of Barcelona Design Week must see.[4]; Tcherassi Vilató, design that is here to stay. [5].
- Bernardo Urbina - Bernardo Urbina is a Costa Rican furniture designer and founder of Tacloban Prevails[1], a firm that buys debris from families affected by Hurricane Haiyan, and uses it to create single-version furniture [2]. After the furniture piece is sold, 10% of the profits go back to the family who provided the original debris[3].
Graphic design
- Carol Stuart Watson - Washington DC Illustrator; [6][7]
- Diego Greco - Comic Illustrator. Illustrator of Bad Dog (comics) written by Joe Kelly Background Illustrator for Una película de huevos [8] (References: [9][10][11][12][13][14])
- Giovanni Pintori - Giovanni Pintori (Tresnuraghes 1912–Milan 1999) was one of the best-known, widely admired and respected Italian designers worldwide. The winner of sought-after international awards, he designed impressive works that created the Olivetti image and were an emblematic reference in the history of 20th-century design; MoMa page; [15]; Olivetti Wikipedia page [16]; biography on Facebook [17]; Olivetti website (Italian) [18]
- Joseph Pierre Nuyttens - Joseph Pierre Nuyttens (1885 – 1960) was the Belgian-American artist who illustrated four books by L. Frank Baum in 1911 and 1912 and was "one of Will Rossiter's regular commercial artists". Born in Antwerp, Nuyttens was educated at the Ecoles des Beaux-Arts in both Brussels and Paris, and the Art Institute of Chicago. He was made a Chevalier of the Order of Leopold II in 1918. In his artistic career, Nuyttens worked in oils, watercolors, pastels, and etching. He exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, and his work is in their permanent collection, as well as in the collections of the White House, the Royal Palace in Brussels, and the State House in Springfield, Illinois. He died in a house fire that destroyed many of his works; considerable information on Find A Grave [19]; some on WWOz; [20]; mentioned on Wikipedia pages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flying_Girl; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annabel_(novel)
- Mike Kaye - Emmy nominated Graphic Designer; [21], comic book creator; [22] featured in news media sites and a radio show called, "The Collectors Show" with Harold Nicoll; [23], website designer; [24]
- Dave Nodz (real name David Noddings) - record-sleeve and rave-flyer designer; responsible for many of the most famous record sleeves from the early 1990s hardcore-music scene (which later became drum & bass); notable for his work at Suburban Bass Records where his distinctive graphic style mixed comic book art with graffiti to create the distinctive graphics to a whole generations musical movement
- Marushka - Michigan-based producer of affordable silk screen graphic prints that came stretched, framed and ready to be hung on the wall; popular in the 1970s and 1980s; [25]
- Scott Stowell - graphic and web designer.[26][27]
- Todd Pierce - American graphic designer/artist, creator of pictogram signage which has been used in many cities, new york subway system, author of The International Pictograms Standard
- Zak Kyes - Art director, graphic designer.[28][29] (Perhaps more German resources?)
- Template:Req - An initative to create an artificial globally recognizable icon, to be used not only web but for real life applications as well to signify "language". [30]
- Mounting board - in graphic design, this is a material used for modelling
- Design culture
- Pendulum Theory - the "Pendulum Effect": the continual acceptance and inevitable rejection of artistic movements throughout history, related specifically to graphic design but also the field of art as a whole. This term means as is described above. It refers to the trend throughout art history of artists adopting an art movement, then rejecting it by starting another art movement that is very different and often polar opposite. Ex: Victorian Era Graphics to Art Nouveau, the Old Typography to Tschicholds New Typography, the International Styler to Post-modernism, etc. This trend is seen through artistic movements in painting as well.
- Pixel ID
- Willy Fleckhaus - German graphic designer and professor; de:Willy Fleckhaus
- Philippe Boulet - French illuminated furniture designer
- Rimmer Type Foundry - creator of over 190 digital and seven metal typefaces. [31]
- Typetogether - type foundry; based on Rosario, Argentina; [32]
- Guy Georget - French graphic designer and artist.
- List of stamp production houses by country
- Nicholas Blechman - art director, illustrator, designer, social Democrat; New York; [33]
- Petros Afshar - English graphic designer.
- Erkan Nehir - Turkish Graphic Designer, Artist and Tattoo artist. Lives in Marmaris/Turkey. Works as a graphic designer and a tattoo artist [34]
- Jose Breaux - Artist , Pastelist, Watercolorist [35]
- Swiss Design - influential syle, related to the creation of the Helvetica typeface [36] [37] and International Typographic Style [38]
- Dribbble.com Dribbble is show and tell for designers. Web designers, graphic designers, illustrators, icon artists, typographers, logo designers, and other creative types share up to 24 small screenshots (shots) per month that show their work, process, and current projects. Dribbble is also a place where designers and companies promote their work and products, find designers for hire, and receive work inquiries.[39]
- William Paterson - English graphic designer who specialises within logo design and company identity.
- 250 guilder note - designed by Ootje Oxenaar, should be a standalone article due to the amount of coverage in the graphic design community. Could be similar in presentation to the 200 euro note. Candidate refs: [40],
Metal crafts
- 2006 Four Seasons $50 coin
- Artcarved - class ring company
- Zed n Zed - makers of the NRL premiership rings
- Feature Ring Company - New York
- gold enameled - This term is widely used, but I could not find a definition
- Robert Jarvie - metalworker; [41]
- Karl Kipp - metal artist from Roycroft; [42]; [43]; [44]
- Steven Kretchmer - jeweler and metalworker; [45]
- Carl Auböck - Austrian modernist designer; [46]
- globetti - beads in relief; [47]
- Piene del Viento - 'Wind Comb', San Sebastian sculpture, can be translated from spanish wikipedia; [48] [49] [50]
- Gustav Klingert - cloisonne enamel workshop, established 1866, Moscow; plus other workshops listed in this article; [51]
Contemporary design
- McCARTAN - MCCARTAN is an award winning design company based in New York City with U.K offices based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Led by founder Colum McCartan, they have been creating diverse projects and unique environments across the United States since 1996. The firm’s portfolio covers boutique properties, hi-rise developments, resorts, restaurants, and healthcare. Further details are available on the company's website at http://www.mccartan.com
- Colum McCartan - Irish furniture and lighting designer. Colum trained in Furniture and Interior Design at the College of Art and Design in Belfast. After college, he founded his first design company in Northern Ireland focusing on interiors for restaurants, hotels, nightclubs and bars. In 1993 he joined Sir Terence Conran's Design Partnership in London working on a diverse range of projects from the famous Conran Restaurants to cruise ship interiors. Later while still in London, he became a founding member of the renowned United Designers, a breakaway group from Conran, focusing on interiors for an international clientele. In 1995, armed with an extensive portfolio, he moved to San Francisco, drawn by the city‘s entrepreneurial spirit and spectacular scenery. By 1998 he had established a reputation for creative and innovative work with the completion of the Hotel Metropolis in San Francisco and the Le Parker Meridien in New York. In 2003 Colum opened an office in New York City. In recent years he has completed the new 'Avia' collection and the new Hotel Eventi in NYC. After 53 hotels and counting, Colum has become one of the leading designers of boutique lifestyle hotels in the United States.[52][53] [54] [55] [56]
- Zolo Inc. - Toy company founded by Sandra Higashi and Byron Glazer in 1986 [57] [58] [59] specializing in designing free-form, gender-neutral [60] construction toys. [61] The toy designs have been featured in and honored at museums [62] [63] and spawned Pixar animated Nickelodeon shorts [64] as well as wining numerous awards [65]. Zolo has partnered with several other companies [66] [67] and has expanded into books [68] and decor [69] items. More recently Zolo has created phone apps [70] [71] and tech accessories [72].
- Skylar Tibbits - American architect and designer. Speaker at TED and inventor of 4D printing [73] [74] [75].
- Marcelo Coelho - Brazilian artist/designer/researcher. Winner of Design Miami Designer of the the Future Award, Prix Ars Electronica and Honorable Mention ID Magazine. Notable projects: Sandcastles, Hyperform, Six-Forty by Four-Eighty, Digital Gastronomy. [76] [77] [78] [79] [80] [81] [82] [83]
- Frank Tjepkema - Dutch designer, founder of Tjep. Early collaborator with notorious Dutch Design group: Droog. Notable projects: Do Break, Recession Chair, Oogst, Bling Bling, Airco Tree. Speaker at Design Indaba. Multiple Dutch Design Award winner. [84][85][86][87][88]
- uncommongoods.com on-line retailer
- Muuto - Probably multiple non-English resources. Seems notable.
- Contemporary design
- French decorative styles (There is already this: French Decorative styles during the Reign of Louis XVI (1774-1791)
- Poul M. Volthere - Danish furniture and lighting designer[89][90]
- Shade lamp
- Studio Alchimia - Italian design firm from the 20th century.[91] - Probably more sources in Italian.
- Tensor Lamp - Small high intensity desk lamp that was popular in the 1960s and 1970s which was invented and patented by Jay Monroe.[92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100] As an ordinary household object, its design is significant enough for the Brooklyn Museum have one on display[101] and for the Metropolitan Museum Of Modern Art to have include it in its 2008 book American Design.[102]
- Thomas Pheasant - Interior designer.[103]
- Georges Glaenzer - Interior designer.[104] Designed: Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site
- Tord Björklund - Swedish designer, probably sources in Swedish.
- Lembo-Bohn Design
- Dorothy Rodgers - Writer, inventor, decorative designer[105][106]
- Blik wall decal
- David Walker (artist), street artist
- Leah Yerpe - American artist, mainly black and white drawings of people. [107]
Set design
Typography
- Characters Font Foundry - Dutch type foundry website
- English smalls
- Modifier letter circumflex accent
- The League of Moveable Type - a group of creators who design typefaces free for download. They will soon also have a newsletter available to those who sign up on how to create your own type. Website. Also mentioned in a couple pages including: Goudy Old Style and Franklin Gothic.
- Teuerdank [109]
- Ian Brignell
- Vincent Ngo : writer from Hancook
- Rimmer Type Foundry - Jim Rimmer's foundry credited with over 190 digital and seven metal typefaces. [110]
- Mark Jamra
- Stone (font family), or Stone Sans and Stone Serif separately
- Heldustry - In 1978, prolific photo type designer Phil Martin added “just the right touch of Eurostile‘s squareness” to Helvetica and created a new font for a cable TV news network.
- Giovanni Battista Palatino - font designer and calligrapher
- Zoomorphic calligraphy
- XinGothic - [111]
- Sitka (typeface) - Typeface created by Microsoft involving multiple styles for different sizes
Fashion
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Film, radio and television
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Food, drink and nutrition
People
- Ned Bell - Canadian television chef [112][113]
- Richard Blechynden - inventor of iced tea [114]
- Daniel Cohan - Private Events Chef, London Pop-up Restaurants and one-offs. Previously worked at Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill and Bel and the Dragon, Godalming. Up and coming in the London restaurant scene.
- Daniel Green (chef) (req. 2009-8-28) - British chef, author, host of cooking and travel shows; [115]
- John Higgins (chef) - former chef de partie, Queen Elizabeth II, former chef, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother; former executive chef, the King Edward Hotel in Toronto; director, George Brown College's chef school; roux 19:33, 20 June 2009 (UTC) [116]
- Pati Jinich - Mexican-American television chef ("Pati’s Mexican Table" [117]), cooking teacher, and food writer [118]; Contributor to The Splendid Table [119] [120]
- Jordan Kahn - chef director of Red Medicine, much noted Vietnamese and neo-Nordic restaurant in Beverly Hills, California [121][122][123][124][125]
- Madeline Kamman - [126]
- Alice Foote MacDougall (req. 2010-7-21) - restaurateur; built several restaurants by catering to women with an Italian–Spanish setting; opened her first eating place, The Little Coffee Shop, in Grand Central Terminal in New York City in December 1919 [127]
- Jonathan Phang - Tv Chef & Author [128][129][130]
- Stephen Reiss - Wine educator, consultant, author, chef and entrepreneur. One of the earlier pioneers to use the Web as a tool for wine education, his site http://www.wineeducation.com was first created in 1995. His book "Juice Jargon - How to talk about wine" was first published in 2004, and continues in print and electronic versions to be a popular text for wine schools. Originally trained as a chef in Aspen, Colorado, his foray into wine was a natural extension of his love and skill for all things culinary. Since 2008 he has been traveling the world where his pop up restaurant Cuvée has appeared hundreds of times on four continents, serving seven course, five wine meals. As well as authoring several other books on food and wine, Stephen Reiss is also currently the owner of a small software company, a wine forensics and consulting company, and before he took off for the world, a wine school and wine event planning company.
- Roger Souvereyns - former owner and chef, restaurant Scholteshof; 2 Michelin stars and 19 in GM; probably the best Belgian chef ever [131] Roger Souvereyns on Dutch Wikipedia
- Félix Urbain-Dubois - mid-19th-century French chef [132]
- Michael Wignall - 2 Michelin Star, 5 AA Rosette Chef at Michael Wignall at The Latymer [133], Creative consultant at Cafe Football, has made numerous TV appearances including MasterChef: The Professionals, and worked on projects with supermarket Lidl including Stockholm pop up Dill [134].
Non-people
Organizations
(companies, restaurants, bars, websites, etc.)
A–M
- 440 Restaurant - banquets and restaurant; Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India [135]
- 4Rivers - smoke-house restaurant chain; Central Florida; [136]
- 4 Hands Brewing Co. - brewery; Saint Louis Missouri; [137]
- Aasani - The best value cashews currently sold in British supermarkets, e.g. [138]
- The All American Burger - The All American Burger was a regional American fast-food restaurant chain founded in 1968 in Los Angeles, California by Aaron Binder and made famous in the movie Fast Times At Ridgemont High. [139] [140] [141][142][143]
- American Institute of Wine & Food (AIWF) - Wikipedia articles on a number of gastronomy luminaries reference AIWF; from the organization's web site: "The AIWF was established in 1981 by the late Robert Mondavi, the late Julia Child, the late Richard Graff and others to provide a forum for the study and enjoyment of gastronomy"; [144]
- Astor Wines & Spirits - Store, New York, NY, USA; [145]
- Autobar UK Ltd - part of the European Autobar Group; vending and coffee company which includes Cafe Bar UK; [146]
- Bajio Mexican Grill - A Utah based Mexican food franchise chain that was located in 11 states [147][148][149][150]
- Batch Gin - An English Micro Distillery specialising in developing unique gins [151]
- Bellacino's - Another Michigan based fast food restaurant chain that specializing in pizzas and hot sandwiches known as grinders that was founded by a relative of the founder of Mancino's [152][153][154][155][156]
- Beef-A-Roo - Northern Illinois fast-food chain; [157]
- Beto's - Mexican food restaurant; [158]
- Between the Bread - catering company [159]
- Black's Barbecue - Family run since 1932. One of the 4 restaurants born from "The Barbecue Capital of Texas" Lockhart, Texas. Locations now open in San Marcos and Austin. [160][161][162][163][164][165]
- Blaze Pizza - Quickly growing "Chipolte like" Pizza Company [166]
- Blue Baker - sandwich chain in College Station, Texas [167]
- Blue Chip Group - specializes in manufacturing food storage, outdoor foods, everyday soups. The parent company for Augason Farms (food storage), Grizzly Ridge (outdoor foods), and Crown Canyon (soup pouches). [168], [169], [170],
- Boyd Coffee Company - [171]
- Brownstones Coffee - [172] - Located in Amityville, NY, a popular breakfast and lunch restaurant and soon to be franchise chain.
- The Bubble Lounge - Champagne lounges; located in TriBeCa, New York City, and North Beach, San Francisco with the largest selection of Champagne and sparkling wine from around the world [173]
- The Bucket Brewery - Nanobrewery located in Pawtucket Rhode Island [174]
- Burger Continental - A restaurant in Pasadena, California that specializes in burgers and Middle Eastern Food and has become famous for providing food to both Caltech students and also to jurors on the O.J. Simpson trial. [175] [176][177][178][179]
- Cafe Bar UK - beverage solutions company; specialising in coffee; part of European Autobar Group; [180]
- City Water International; Want to know history of one of biggest water supply company in Toronto Canada [181] [182]
- The Carving Board - Tarzana, CA, Sandwich restaurant was featured on the travel channel on sandwich paradise 2 and has opened second restaurant in Hollywood; [183][184]
- Coca-Cola Beverages Pakistan Limited - Coca-Cola bottling partner in Pakistan. It is governed by Coca-Cola İçecek A.Ş., an anchor bottler and a part of the Coca-Cola System.
- Cosmopolitan Catering- A corporate catering company that is located in Sunnyvale, CA. [185][186][187]
- Costa Vida - A regional Mexican food chain that is located primarily on the west coast [188][189]
- Colorado Steakhouse - defunct American national chain; closed a few years ago; [190][191]
- Colton's Steakhouse - American regional franchise/chain in midsouth; [192]
- Corti Brothers (a supermarket in Sacrament, California) [193]
- Creature Comforts Brewery - A craft brewery in Athens, GA that opened up in 2014 and is already receiving many awards.[194] [195] [196]
- Cuckoo Restaurant - German / Bavarian-themed restaurant; Olinda, Melbourne, Australia; [197]
- Di Bruno Bros. - Part of the fabric of Philadelphia and founders of the historic Italian Market. Culinary Pioneers since 1939. [198]
- Designmynight.com - UK nightlife discovery website founded in 2011 by Nick Telson and Andrew Webster [199]
- Drunken Goat Brewing Company
- E. Greenfield and Sons – New York corporation; located on Lorimer Street in Brooklyn. Largest candy manufacturer in the world in 1908.[200]
- El Patio (restaurant) - Mexican restaurant in Holland Village, Singapore [201]
- Elgin Street Diner - landmark restaurant in Ottawa, Ontario [202]
- Fäviken Magasinet- Swedish restaurant; named world's most daring restaurant by Bon Appetit magazine; world's most innovative restaurant by The Guardian; currently at place 72 on the Restaurant magazine's list over the world's best restaurants [203]
- Flying Heart Brewing - The first brewery in Bossier Parish, Louisiana. Located in historic Central Fire Station 6. They serve 6 flagship beers and rotating seasonals. [204] Grand Opening Something's Brewing in Bossier City
- Food Timeline - The Food Timeline is an Internet food history resource that is maintained by the highly respected culinary historian Lynne Olver and is an important resource for Wikipedia editors who need to edit food articles.[205] [206][207][208][209][210][211][212][213][214][215][216][217]
- Food Politic: Journal of Food News and Culture - online publication focusing on food issues worldwide. [218]
- Food Supply Chain (FSC) - Describing the general concept of a food supply chain. See this article. [219]
- Fosselman's Ice Cream Company - A century old family owned ice cream company located in Southern California that is notable enough to be written about in the UK paper The Guardian [220][221][222][223][224][225]
- Flurys - tearoom on Park Street in Kolkata; [226]
- Franklin Barbecue - Austin TX based restaurant opened in 2009. Known for long lines and selling out of food. Has book on BBQ, a Youtube channel and a TV show coming out in 2015. Featured location in television commercial for Chase. [227][228][229][230][231]
- Friary Meaux - former British brewing company and pub chain owners
- G.D. Ritzy's - A regional fast food chain that specializes in hamburgers, sandwiches, salads, and homemade ice cream which was founded in 1980 by former Wendy's executive Graydon Webb in Columbus, OH and has a 1950s diner theme. [232] [233] [234][235][236] [237]
- Gandolfo's - Gandolfo’s New York Delicatessen is a chain of sandwich restaurants that is mostly located in the western U.S. [238] [239][240]
- Garcia's Pizza In A Pan - A Illinois based chain of pizza restaurants that sells pizza by the slice. Was founded in 1971 near the main campus of the University of Illinois. [241][242]
- Glenny's - manufactures healthy snacks, including Rachael Ray's favorite Soy Crisps, Fruit & Nut Bars and 100-Calorie Brownies [243]
- Grace Pastries - A defunct award winning bakery chain founded by George Izumi that operated in Los Angeles during the middle part of the 20th Century. [244] [245] [246] [247][248][249][250][251] (Please also look at the back issues of the Los Angeles based Rafu Shimpo newspaper.)
- Güero Canelo Tucson, AZ, subcult taco stand; mentioned in famous southwest band's, like Calexico, lyrics [252]
- Guzman y Gomez - Mexican cuisine chain in Australia [[253]]
- Hale and Hearty - restaurant chain [254]
- Havmor Ice Cream - Ice cream vendor located in India [255]
- The Healthy Butcher - Toronto Butcher specializing in 100% Grassfed and Organic meats, and sourcing local, natural real food grown the way nature intended. [256]
- Hissho Sushi - foodservice and distribution company; [257]; [258]
- Hobo Joe's - A former restaurant chain that had existed during the 1960's and 1970's which had involved politicians, organized crime, and murder in Arizona during the 1960's. There exists a series of UPI reports written during March 1977 that describe these events.[259] [260]
- Janko's Little Zagreb - An awarding winning steakhouse in Indiana. [261] [262] [263]
- June 20th Group - dining society; members include John Mortimer; based in Camden, London
- Knudsen Dairy - Knudsen Dairy (latter Knudsen Foods and Knudsen Corp.) was at one time the largest dairy operation on the West Coast before it went bankrupted in 1986. [264][265][266]
- kuhteilen.ch - the first crowdbutchering website in Switzerland. Share a cow with others and get sustainable organic beef delivered at home. [267]
- La Bamba Burritos - A Champaign, Illinois based Mexican restaurant chain that usually has stores located near large college campuses. [268][269]
- La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill - A Mexican food restaurant chain previously owned by CKE Restaurants and now owned by Baja Fresh. [270] [271] [272] [273]
- Le Perigord - is a classic French restaurant in Manhattan that opened its doors in 1964 and is one of the last remaining restaurants from the days when haute French cuisine flourished in New York City. [274]
- Lion Coffee - A coffee producer in Hawaii claiming to be the oldest continuously operating coffee producer in the United States. [275]
- Little Bay Restaurants - A small group of Modern European restaurants in London, Brighton and Belgrade - famous for the 'Pay What You Think It's Worth' campaign. [276]Jimmyd91 (talk) 14:27, 28 August 2013 (UTC)
- Luca Pizza di Roma - A chain of pizza restaurants that are mainly found in major shopping malls. [277][278]
- Luther's Bar-B-Q - A once popular chain of barbeque restaurants based in Houston that was founded in 1975 and later acquired by Pappas Restaurants. [279] [280][281][282]
- Mancino's Pizza & Grinders - A Michigan based fast food restaurant chain founded in the late 1930s that specializing in pizzas and hot sandwiches known as grinders. [283][284][285][286][287]
- Marché - An international restaurant chain that is based in Switzerland that prepare European style foods right in front of the customer. The company returned to Toronto in 2010 and plans to expand throughout Canada and eventually return to the United States. [288] [289] [290] [291] [292]
- Meers Store & Restaurant - A historic dining establishment in Meers, Oklahoma since 1901. [293]
- Monte Creek Ranch Winery - A ranch and winery in the newer wine region of Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. [294] [295] [296] [297] [298] [299] [300]
- Mother Bear's Pizza - An award winning pizza restaurant located in Indiana that was founded in 1973. [301] [302] [303] [304]
N–Z
- Naked Winery - Oregon and Washington premium winery; risqué labels; [305]
- Nello's restaurant
- New Orleans Ice Cream Company; [306]
- Oregano's Pizza Bistro - Pizza chain in Arizona [307]
- OxyOse - appears to be a British liquor company [308][309]
- Pantera's Pizza - A defunct pizza chain which existed during the 1980s until it was forced to file for bankruptcy after expanding too fast absorbing other chains such as Pizza Inn and some Godfather's locations. [310] [311][312]
- Phoenix Bakery - A large family owned bakery in Los Angeles. [313] [314] [315] [316] [317]
- Pizza Antica - California restaurant chain [318]
- Pizza Boli's - American restaurant chain; founded 1985 [319]
- Portobello Vegan Trattoria - Italian inspired vegan restaurant in Portland, Oregon [320]
- Prego Della Piazza - one of the oldest fine-dining restaurants in Toronto; [321]; [322]
- Raw Nibbles Ltd (company) - Makes of raw and free-from chocolate bars, brownies and other goodies [323]
- Red Hot World Buffet(restaurant) - UK restaurant chain serving food from all around the world [324]
- Red Medicine (restaurant) - Vietnamese and neo-Nordic restaurant Beverly Hills, California (may have closed or moved in October 2014) [325][326][327][328][329][330]
- Roaring Lion (company) - Los Angeles-based energy-drink company [331]
- Road 13 Vineyards - British Columbia winery; produces high-quality blended wines; [332]
- Rounds Burgers - A regional burger chain based in Southern California; [333][334]
- Rudy's Lakeside - eating establishment in Oswego, NY, near SUNY Oswego; [335]
- Sant Ambroeus - Milanese restaurant collection in New York City, NY and Southampton, NY; [336][337][338][339]
- S.P.A.T, Shellfish Promotion and Tasting - Wellfleet, MA. [340]
- SaveOnBrew - beer-price search engine; finds advertised beer deals based on a zip code; [341]
- Sign of the Beefcarver -restaurant chain in Michigan [342]
- Slater's 50/50 - A Southern California restaurant chain known for the trademarked 50/50 Burger; [343]; [344]
- Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival - BBQ festival; hosted by a Rotary organization to benefit multiple charities; [345]
- Southbound Brewing Company - 1st Production microbrewery in Savannah, Georgia - [346]
- Sprout Creek Farm Creamery [347]
- Square Donuts - An Indiana based chain of donut shops.[348][349][350]
- Steve's Prince of Steaks - Premium Cheesesteak Supplier located in Philadelphia, PA [351]
- Stone Soup Kitchen - restaurant in Grant Park, Atlanta, GA [352]
- Sullivans Cove whisky
- Swiss Knight - a cheese manufacturer
- The Synergy Company - Manufacturer of dietary supplements. [353]
- Tastee Donuts - New Orleans, LA, bakery chain; [354]
- The Texas Club - Country Western Club in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Established in 1981 by Mark and Mike Rogers and their father Ray Rogers. Since 1981 to present, entertainers such as George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., Willie Nelson, Bret Michaels, Foreigner, Styx, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Jason Aldean, and many more artists have performed live on the clubs stage. [355]
- Three Twins Ice Cream - Petaluma, CA, American organic ice cream manufacturer , most comprehensive line of organic ice cream sold in the US, sold in every US state, also sold in Singapore, Korea, China, Thailand, on Japan Airlines and American Airlines ; [356]
- Tivall - Tivall, founded in 1985 by residents of Kibbutz Lohamei HaGeta'ot, is today the world's leader in ready-made vegetarian food products. [357]
- Tom Thumb Doughnuts - carnival/fair chain that sells miniature doughnuts [358]
- Tomatoes Apizza - Farmington Hills, MI, restaurant; specializes in New Haven, CT, Neapolitan- style pizza [359]
- Turiya Wines - Extremely limited production, one-person winery; owned and operated by Angela Soleno; allocation / invitation only purchases; collectible cult red wines; [360]
- Well Seasoned - campaign for British seasonal food [361]
- White Lotus Tea Club - a tea company; handcrafted loose leaf teas and educational programs about tea and tea culture [362] [363] [364]
- White Mountain Coffee - New Hampshire coffee company; has own blends [365]
- Wine Portfolio TV - resource for wine, food and travel; on CNBC World; [366]
- The Wine Wankers - are a group of three Australian wine writers (Conrad, Neal and Drew) that specialise in social media. The trio are currently ranked equal #3 in the world with a Klout ranking of 81 (subject: ‘wine’ - Jancis Robinson #1 (84), Tim Atkin #2 (82) and James Goode equal #3 with a ranking of 81). The group are also listed as #16 in the US for its ability to influence wine drinking habits in the United States (Vinepair Wine Web Power Index, 7 Jan 2015). At the time of launch, the group included Ben, who has since left The Wine Wankers. The group states they are really the ‘anti wine wanker brigade’, aiming to make wine more accessible by taking the pretentiousness (real or perceived) out of the wine fraternity. This ‘wine wanker’ moniker is consistent with their Australian heritage, where nicknames often reference a person’s opposite appearance or character. [367] [368][369] [370] [371] [372] [373] [374] [375] [376] [377] [378]
- Zesto (restaurant) - restaurant in Columbia, South Carolina. Is this related to Zesto Drive-In?
- zOEnos Cellars - Winery in Sonoma, CA specializing in making unique, food-friendly wines by blending imported indigenous Greek varietals with local Californian grapes. [379]
- ZuZu Handmade Mexican Food - Chain of fast casual mexican restaurants based in Dallas and located in Texas and in the Midwest.[380][381][382][383][384][385][386]
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- Template:Req - unflavored, grain vodka; made in the USA; [388]
- Template:Req - traditional Italian wedding favor, translates to "little loves", whats the history?
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- Template:Req - weight-loss program advocating regulation of blood sugar; [393]
- Template:Req (the day after Thanksgiving) Black Friday (shopping)
- Template:Req (a drink made of Jack Daniel's and Coca Cola, made popular by Pantera, listed here as 'black tooth grin')
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- Buzz Monkey - energy drink; [403]; [404]
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- Cafe Bustelo - espresso coffee distributed in US and Caribbean under parent company Smuckers
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- Template:Req - byproduct of boiling clams sold by itself, notable for being used in clamato.
- Template:Req a drink made from the Cacao bean
- Template:Req dried and ground coffee cherries, used in baking [410]
- Template:Req - strong, salty, clear liquid sauce; made from the juices of salt-packed anchovies; artisanal product from southern Italy is the modern equivalent to the ancient Roman garum and is similar to Asian fish sauce; [411] [412]
- Template:Req The original triple sec. Some information already exists inTriple sec Home Page of Combier
- Template:Req An agave distilled beverage from Comitas, MX (a native Spanish speaker might be able to find ample material on the web, but I can't read it well enough)
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- Template:Req - infused tequila; [415]
- Template:Req (Sustainable (Organic) Costa Rica Coffee Beans, more info)
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- Template:Req (A milk drink with turmeric, honey, and spices.)
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- Template:Req (A combination of all the sodas at a soda fountain)
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- Template:Req (A Gruffalo's favourite meal and a popular Food Tech. activity in the early school years)
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- Template:Req Like Loco Moco but with a potato croquette - you can find a picture wiki media commons or whatever
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- Template:Req Water marketed to burn calories [417]
- Template:Req a popular British confection cosisting of a chocolate drop covered on one side with tiny sugar balls [[418]]
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- Template:Req - used in Chinese cooking, as in Jill Yuen chicken, etc
- Template:Req - A peanut and soy based food product related to Tofu, from Okinawa, Japan [419]
- Template:Req, a popcorn vendor known around the Jersey Shore area, particularly the Boardwalk
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- madras (cocktail) - a mixed drink made with vodka, cranberry juice, orange juice and lime; [420]
- Mah Tai Goh - a traditional Chinese cake made with glutinous rice flour and minced water chestnuts, then steamed to cook
- Template:Req A Moroccan confection containing cannabis
- Template:Req a New York based restaurant and hospitality company
- Marranitos - Mexican pig-shaped cookies
- Template:Req - Foods, dishes, and recipes popular in Mennonite culture
- Template:Req - A popular flavor of Ice Cream created in the mid-90s that features over 20 variations. [421] [422]
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- Mozart Cake - A cake.
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- National Toasted Marshmallow Day - August 30
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- Template:Req (form of sausage patty found only in Southeast Louisiana, Patton's Hot Sausage)
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- Template:Req - Contemporary Nigerian cuisine; [423]
- Template:Req - brand of low-calorie British bread; [424]
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- Template:Req - Otoro (???): fattiest portion of Bluefin tuna belly
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- Template:Req, a pasta dish similar to Carbonara, includes peas.
- Template:Req drink of Wapishana and macushi
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- Template:Req - removing the hull of grains, such as barley, so that they take on a pearl-like appearance.
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- Template:Req - A French Brie-like cheese
- Template:Req - cheesecake
- Template:Req or pineapple rice - Well-known Thai dish
- Template:Req - appears to be an Italian pizza-style sauce used on non-pizza foods such as meats. Almost correct. It's thin steaks cooked in a tomato sauce with olives and capers and sometime oregano [427]
- Template:Req - a large juicy kind of apple that is no longer cultivated but was popular in the middle ages.
- Template:Req - Microwave popcorn in Europe
- Template:Req- is similar to mashed potatoes but all mashed and completely smooth with no yam chunks left. [428]
- Template:Req - house wine of the Olive Garden
- Template:Req - tea and juice brand managed by the Pepsi Lipton Partnership, a joint venture formed in 1991 between PepsiCo and Unilever.
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- Template:Req (thin caffeinated strips which dissolve instantly on the tongue)
- Template:Req (Arabic pectin-based apricot-flavored candy similar to fruit rollup)
- Template:Req (Mexican Oaxaca cheese stuffed with beef and cooked under banana leaves)
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- Template:Req A common type of breaded chicken similar to chicken fingers popular and well known throughout the Larchmont/Mamaroneck New York area.
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- Template:Req - Italian dish consisting of pork or veal or chicken breast steak, covered in flour, either fried in butter or broiled, and served with a piece of lemon; [432]
- Template:Req -- Need a redirect created for alternate spelling of Slivovitz. See this search.
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- Template:Req A Cajun seasoning located the small town of Ville Platte, Louisiana that helping bring Cajun cooking into main stream America. Reference: slapyamamaSoutherneditionChow[433]dailymail.co.uk
- Template:Req A word used by Dr. Raymond Powell to describe how he gets his patients to eat right and lose weight
- Template:Req it was a caramel-type candy of bygone days (the 50s, maybe?)
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- Template:Req Considered to be the national dish (meat and vegetable based) of Cambodia. Variant spelling: Somlar kor ko.
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- Template:Req In French "marguerite" or "panier cuit-vapeur." Could be included as a section under Steaming and/or Food steamer.
- Template:Req A cocktail made with rum and hard cider.
- Template:Req A Corsican gnudi-like dumpling made with Brocciu, spinach, grated cheese and mint or marjoram. The dumplings are first poached in simmering water and then baked in a tomato sauce topped with grated cheese.
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- Template:Req - A Thai dish; commonly consisting of meat or tofu, spinach, bean sprouts and peanut sauce
- Swiss Choco-Bits - brand of cereal; [438]
- Template:Req - a systematic report
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- Template:Req - srilankan cuisine, especially tamil muslim,(meat and dumpling stew)
- Template:Req - bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturer in Seattle that is the only USDA certified organic and fair-trade certified chocolate company in the United States, according to [439]
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- Template:Req - or milk thistle oil extracted from Silybum marianum
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- Template:Req - seems to be a type of shellfish
- Template:Req - Sicilian espresso; who makes it, who distributes it in the US?
- Template:Req - A Turkish muffin or cupcake with filling inside.
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- Template:Req Champaign
- Template:Req (an ice cream substitute made from fruit with no dairy or added sugar. It's a bit like a smoothie, but not quite the same.)
- Template:Req (an older veal, possibly what in UK is known as "Rose veal")
- Template:Req (A Pi sandwich invented in Reading, Pennsylvania consisting of ham, cheese, fried egg, seasonings, and pizza bread. (May be Texas toast or sliced bread.
- Template:Req (gourmet butter produced in Vologda region northeast of Moscow)
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- Template:Req (popular late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century "cyclopedia of information for the home," including recipes, home remedies, etiquette, and "facts worth knowing")
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- Template:Req - Components in main wine article but much more can be written on this subject to merit its own article.
- Template:Req - the different types of chemicals used, oxidization process of the wine and the impact of the preservative, concentration/amount of preservative and known health effects related to preservatives.
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- Template:Req - Also known as Japanese White Sauce, Japanese Steakhouse Sauce, etc. (May actually be of USA origin)
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Internet and tech culture
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Literature
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Media networks and organizations
- Inquisitr news website ([440]) A prominent website that appears frequently on Apple News and reports seemingly important topics but has little or no information about its backers, bias, or ideology.
- Bliss & Hellfire - ([441]) A (Portuguese) Online Magazine that focus on fotography, equipment review and music photojournalism. ([442])
- Akilah Net - ([443]) An online news and career resource for young professionals in East Africa. Affiliated with the Akilah Institute for Women - ([444]). Featured in TechMoran - ([445]) as an innovative tool for helping East Africans secure employment.
- Make Them Laugh Entertainment - ([446]) A Talent Agency that represents, and manages stand up comedians and other performers. Run by Tony L and based out of Atlanta, Ga. ([447])
- Syncmag - ([448]) A Monthly South Asian Magazine Publish in Canada. Cater and give coverage to South Asian Communities in Canada, Malaysia, Dubai, Pakistan and India. References: "List of Canadian magazines." ([449])
- myowndp.com - ([450]) An online community for Downloading Free Display pictures for Blackberry Messager on all phones.In view of the growing demand for creative and fresh display pictures, myowndp.com has gone to great lengths in creating a vast collection of high quality and original DP’S in over 15 different categories. Every week new images are uploaded to the site to meet the growing demand for fresh and creative DP’s .
- Figment.com - ([451]) An online community for reading and writing young-adult fiction. References: Lewis, Jacob. "Teenage Thumb Tribes: Why Cell Phone Novels Are Part of Publishing’s Future." Publishing Perspectives 01 June 2010. [452] Koblin, John. "The Great American Text." The New York Observer ([453]
- Jane-Finch.com ([454]) ([455]) ([456] Award-winning community website about the Jane-Finch neighborhood of Toronto, Canada.
- Edward B. Kurpis - co-Founder of cable television network CNBC, author and financial architect of its founding business plan; Founding Vice President of Finance and Administration for NBC's Cable and Business Development division; former member of the Board of Directors of A&E network, Court TV network (now TruTV); NBC-Cablevision Executive Partnership Board governing operations of American Movie Classics, Bravo, and 10 regional sports networks. [457]
- Myndz Community, C.C. A multimedia community-based media production enitity in based in Nairobi ,Kenya and Windhoek, Namibia. Myndz Community provides opportunities for youth, media practitioners, civic organizations and inhabitants of rural and indigenous communities to learn and engage in the production of media. [458]
- Creamer Media (Site) is a media production house that makes "Engineering News" (Site), "Mining Weekly" (Site), "Research Channel Africa" (Site) and "Polity.org.za" (Site)
- Society of Accredited Voice Over Artists (Site) Accreditation by SaVoa is recognition of a voice over artist's ability to provide vocally and technically proficient broadcast-quality voice over services and to conduct business in a manner that enhances the profession as a whole. We maintain an accreditation program for voice over artists worldwide.
- EIN News ([459]) Internet news aggregation, precursor to Google news, first Internet news aggregator of English news from China,([460]), conflict with Russia over use of the name "Russia" in web URL ([461])
- Children's PressLine A youth media outlet
- Addiction Worldwide ([462]) An advertising and branding agency with offices in London and New York. Clients include Comet, B&Q and HarperCollins. CEO Jeremy Rainbird.
- Texas Archive of the Moving Image ([463]) A non-profit organization hosting an online library of Texas-related streaming videos including newsreels, educational films, local television, etc.
- Tham Khai Meng [464] Worldwide Creative Director of Ogilvy & Mather. First Asian to hold this type of position in the advertising industry. Neil French's successor, who has an article.
- The Advertising & Design Club of Canada (per their website) "is a non-profit, non-political group dedicated to encouraging excellence in Canadian advertising and design." It was started in 1948 (65 years ago) and hosts an annual awards program called Directions. There are currently about 18 WP articles (search with "and" and "&") that mention this org/award, some with redlinks.
- Huntley Film Archives [465] commercial archive based in the U.K, established in 1984 by film historian John Huntley and his daughter Amanda Huntley.
Postmedium.com a free online portfolio site for artists. http://postmedium.com/
Museums
- Casa-Museu Gaudí, Hypostyle Hall, Park Güell, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Designed by Antoni Gaudí, who was hired for the job by Eusebi Güell.
- The Adams House Museum
- Adobe Museum of Digital Media
- Adventure Science Center - Nashville, Tennessee [466], [467], [468], [469], [470]
- Ahmednagar Cavalry Museum - Gujarat, India; collection of armored vehicles from all over the world
- Art galleries in London
- Astrup Fearnley Museum of Contemporary Art - Oslo, Norway; works by Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst
- Bayle Museum - Local history museum housed in a medieval monastic gatehouse in the East Yorkshire coastal resort of Bridlington [471]
- Ballroom Marfa - contemporary arts non-profit in Marfa, TX that co-produced Prada Marfa [472], [473]
- Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove - [474]
- Bud Kerr Baseball Museum
- Carpe Diem Internet Museum - [475]
- Casa del Hombre - museum in A Coruña, Spain; [476]
- Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga - es:Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga
- Children's Museum of Tacoma - Tacoma, Washington
- Christopher Cutts Gallery - Toronto, ON
- Cullen Gardens
- Explore Space Branson MO Space Museum - [477], [478], [479]
- Fundación Proa - Buenos Aires, Argentina; [480]
- Heathcote Museum & Gallery - Point Heathcote
- Henry Crown Space Center - a sort of offshoot of the Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago)
- Hip Hop Smithsonian - a virtual hip hop museum [[481]], [[482]]
- Iraq Museum International
- Iron Hill Museum - [483]
- Istanbul Art and Sculpture Museum - tr:İstanbul Resim ve Heykel Müzesi
- Jack D. Diehm Museum of Natural History - Fort Wayne, Indiana museum
- King Richard III Visitor Centre, Leicester - Leicester - [[484]]
- Kunsthalle Weishaupt - de:Kunsthalle Weishaupt
- Las Pozas Surrealist Garden - Xilitla, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
- Log Cabin Village - Fort Worth, TX; mentioned in Fort Worth article already, needs fleshed out with its own entry
- Maritime Discovery Centre - Brockville, Ontario; [485]
- McClelland Irish Library - Phoenix, Arizona- Largest Celtic Library in the Western United States, Museum & Library, Housed within replica of a Norman Castle; [486], [487], [488], [489], [490], [491]
- Musée Suisse du Jeu - Swiss games museum; collects source material; fr:Musée Suisse du Jeu; de:Schweizerisches Spielmuseum; ja:正しくないページ名
- Museum Abteiberg - de:Museum Abteiberg
- Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara - [492], [493], [494], [495], [496]
- Museum of Craft and Design - San Francisco, CA Exhibiting innovative contemporary work in craft and design. [497]
- Museum of the Southwest - [498] Midland, Texas. Children's museum and Planetarium - international museum, family center and teaching facility; [499]
- Myseum - children's science and arts museum in St. Louis, Missouri, founded by Jeff Deutch [500]
- National Blues Museum - St. Louis, Missouri
- National Gallery of Art Library - Major national art research center serving gallery staff, visiting scholars, and the scholarly community at large. The library boasts a large collection of unique materials, including rare books, auction catalogs, vertical files. The library is also home to the department of image collections, housing close to 14 million photographs, negatives, and digital images. The library curates several of its own exhibitions each year, including one inside the library and several in general gallery space. [501][502][503][504][505][506]
- National Gallery of Art Library - Image Collections - Library department of image collections houses close to 14 million photographs, negatives, and digital images. Offers a unique perspective on the study of images of western art. Rich features - including rare materials, photographs of artists in their studios, and gifts from featured scholars can be found within. [507][508][509][510][511][512][513]
- Navajo Nation Museum - [514]
- Naval Air Museum Barbers Point - Military museum in Hawaii. Mentioned in several aircraft and area pages, needs own page.
- Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation [515] -- the museum of Massachusetts General Hospital. This is separate from the Ether Dome.
- Pride of the American Nation - [516] The White House collection of fine arts, assembled largely by the First Ladies
- Red Cloud Museum and Heritage Center - [517]
- Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation - UAE's first Islamic museum
- Shipwreck Museum Hastings - [518]
- The Slater Museum of Natural History - natural history museum located on the University of Puget Sound's campus in Tacoma, WA; home to more than 78,000 specimens from around the globe; [519]
- Surnateum - [520]
- Tampa Gallery of Photographic Arts - museum; [521]
- Tauranga Art Gallery - [522] in Tauranga, New Zealand
- The Usher Gallery - in Lincoln, England
- Western Bridge - Seattle, WA; [523]
- The Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery - gallery associated with Owen Williams (calligrapher)
- National Museum of Transmigration (id) - in Lampung, Indonesia
- The Portland Collection - significant historical fine and decorative art collection belonging to The Dukes of Portland and their families at Welbeck Abbey [524]
- Richard Taittinger Gallery - contemporary art gallery opened in March 2015 in Lower East Side, New York [525]
Music
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National or ethnic cultures
- Sárkány (mythology)
- Aman Dangat- an Ivatan protomartyr
- Amberella - baltic
- Anglo-conformity
- Arab American literature/Arab American Literature/Arab-American literature/Arab=American Literature [526]
- Arlene Skolnick
- Ayurvastra - Indian cloth that has been infused with the Indian medicine ayurvedia
- Banglalive.com - [527]; Popular Bangla web portal in Bengali language - Bengali news,Culture, entertainment,fashion & lifestyle.
- Bantu Naming
- The Bogle dance move
- Butterfly dance
- Costa Rican ox cart - Typical painted ox carts
- Erigae
- Extinct cultures- culture that disappeared
- "Festival of India" - The festivals put on by the Hare Krishna followers involving the chariot parades with Jagannatha and the arts, music, culture festivals, and free vegetarian feast around cities in North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Australia and other parts of the world
- "Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre" - Parisian festival in Montmartre source
- Hippopotamus from the tomb of Senbi
- Hyggelig
- Indian lilt or Sub-continental lilt - characteristic speaking style (independent of accent) of the people of the Indian sub-continent.
- Ingyi - traditional Burmese jacket
- Kopjafa - Kopjafa images; Article in the hungarian, french, serbian, polish and esperanto Wikipedia.
- Kwantlen - A native american band which is located in Fort Langley, British Columbia, Canada. Population of about 200
- Leroy Columbo/LeRoy Columbo
- Littleyule - fi:Pikkujoulu
- Miss Indian World Pageant
- Charles Moore (Commission of Fine Arts) he led the Commission of Fine Arts for over 20 years.
- Paring bee - A kind of bee(as in gathering) where people come and pare apples for winter storage. Usually in British North America.
- Pchak (also Pechak or Pichoq; Russian: Пчак) - a traditional Uzbek/Uyghur knife; see the corresponding article on ru.wp.
- Queer Aztlan
- RomaRoutes - [528]; funded by The Culture Programme of the European Union
- Soul Handshakes
- Tawira
- T. Owens Moore/Melanin science
- Tricotin - a French sewing/kniting tool which looks like a doll with 4 metal pieces on its head.
- variedades - (Spanish language variety shows?) as referenced in the Los Angeles Broadway Theater and Commercial District wiki page
- Viking Jewellery
- Wor (dance) - a dance culture of Biak, Indonesia.
- Zlatne Uste Golden Festival - New York's largest festival of Balkan music, held annually in Brooklyn.
- tin-kettling
- taneber - The dance party of Senegal
Performing arts
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Print media
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Recreation and hobbies
General
- Fischertagsverein
- HOT HULA fitness - Dance workout set to Polynesian drumbeats
- Bathing season — The term seems to be widely used with a consistent meaning, although there’s red links to it. There is a possible lang-wiki at pt:Época balnear.
- appletters, a game like bananagrams
- Author card
- Bath Puff
- Bell of Lost Souls[529]
- Bethany's Day- Holiday which falls on June 25th, involves giving away unwanted items around your home.
- BIH: Bengalis in Hyderabad - [530]
- BikerOrNot
- Bolivian Canasta (Card game)
- Box Wars - [531]
- Bromine Pools
- Bull Barrel
- blackwhitemeeting.com - [532] - Issues of interracial dating, courtship, and marriage.
- CharCon - gaming convention held annually in Charleston, WV; List of gaming conventions#South Atlantic; [533]
- Chi-Fi - geek convention in downtown Chicago, IL; [www.chi-fi.org]; [534]; [535]; [536]
- Clear Springs Recreation Area - [537]; [538]
- Template:Req - Body-safe, platinum silicone kit that clones your penis into a perfectly detailed dildo using algae-based molding powder. Made by Empire Labs, Inc. in Portland, OR.
- Cool hand shakes
- Darkwood Manor - [539]
- Defenders of the Realm - [540]
- Diana Springall - textile artists in the UK; [541]
- Durham University Treasure Trap LARP group based in Durham.
- Fabric Paints - fabric paints and painting such as cameo, Hobbytex, and Trichem; [542]; [543]; [544]
- Festival of Lettuce - held every year in the village of Artas on the West Bank
- Grand National Sheep Stakes - sheep race in England
- Halloween Hellmouth[545]; [546]Daily Youtube vlogger, haunted house, scare video
- Haduri - [547]; [548]
- Hard Rock Hotel and Casino (Tulsa)[549]; Cherokee Nation to open Hard Rock Casino in 2009 [550]; Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa Earns ACM Awards Nomination [551]; Tulsa’s newest music venue [552]; Doobie Brothers to christen Hard Rock's new 'Joint' venue [553]
- The Homestead Resort –[554]; The Homestead Resort is a four-season destination resort. It is the largest employer in Leelanau County, Michigan and is located on the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
- Horst Ortmann - [555]
- IT'Z (party place)
- Kajabe Kan Kan
- Kraken Con a relativly small convention that meets twice a year in the Spring and Fall. The first ever Kraken con was on October 8th 2013 at South San Francisco Conference Center with 988 attendees. http://www.krakencon.com/
- Large Dangerous Rocket Ships a.k.a. LDRS - high-power rocketry convention/launch; see Tripoli Rocketry Association. Notability: [556] [557] [558] [559] [560]
- LRC (Hong Kong) - a 125 year-old sporting club in Hong Kong [561]
- making the Ulfberht sword - this sword was a viking sword from the 1,000. the way that the vikings put carbon into the iron was by smashing the bones of a great ancestor or animal that had died into the iron wile it was hot. it is also said that these swords are made into Damascus steel. +VLFBERH+T is this swords true name.
- ModelersGuild - [562]
- Model Railroad Hobbyist - an online magazine catering to the model railroad enthusiast. Readers of List of rail transport-related periodicals are insistent that it be included, so maybe there's something there. I don't have the time or inclination to write the article, but apparently it has enough fans that perhaps someone will.
- Mountaineering cam (link from Cam (disambiguation) and chockstones)
- Nerd Weekend - gathering and celebration of all things nerdy, arranged by individual social groups and stretching from Friday to Sunday.
- NXTLog
- OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA VR340, D750, an article to complete the Camera model for the Template at Commons (Example)
- Party piece - short amateur performance, usually given at parties; [563]
- Party trick
- Pencil fighting
- Penny Skateboards - a notable brand of plastic skateboard; [564]
Red Flannel Festival - always on the first Saturday in October in Cedar Springs Michigan. The 15th oldest festival in the State of Michigan. Checkout redflannelfestival.org for information. Visit the world headquarters of the Red Flannel Festival at 18 South Main Street Cedar Springs Michigan 49319.
- Richmond Folk Festival - annual festival (usually in October) in Richmond, VA, to showcase art, music, dance, and other cultural interests; sponsored by Venture Richmond; [565]
- Rainbow Slides Leisure Centre, Closure & Demolution (based in Stirling, Scotland) request to put a logo of the centre on the page so it makes everyone's lives a lot easier (if possible get a picture of the slides (aka flumes) to show the meaning of the name of the centre (if you can't find a picture go on to Google Images, and if you go around to the back of the building you could potentially get a good picture of the flumes from there) also, a link to the film "Rainbow Slides Farewell" on YouTube to show old pictures of the inside and outside of the building, and the construction would be awesome, and helpful. if you could also mention the mural that is famous to draw attention to others as this building was (and always will be) so special to me and one of my closest friends. it would be quite handy if you mentioned why it was decided that the building was on shutdown, and why, after six years of shutdown, it eventually got shutdown. we appreciate you cutting out your time to make this page for us so we can look back over memories of when we were four or five years old.
- Sewing bee Some sort of get together for the purposes of sewing & socializing. Page exists: see Bee (gathering)
- Shenandoah Acres Family Campground - Previously known as Shenandoah Acres. Recently reopened as Shenandoah Acres Family Campground.
- Snow dance - The dance/ritual kids do when they want a snow day off from school. Variations, etc.
- Tea card - [566]
- Theoretical knitting [567]
- The Wrecking Crew (European Harley Davidson Club) - [568]; copy of article from Hog Magazine Issue #1:([569])
- Three Person Games, games which work well (or at all) with three players
- Tudor Food
- Universal Autograph Collectors Club
- WaterMarc Banyule - recreational centre located at Greensborough, Victoria, Australia. - [570]
- Where's Waldo Championship
Games and toys
General
- Please make sure that video games are entered in the "video games section" below
- Analog Empire - game company; founded 2011; [[571]]
- Band of Maniacal Brothers - California-based gaming organization; since 2002; [572]; [573]; [574]
- Big Jay's Workshop - custom resin molding and casting, inventor of the 'Artisan Dice' line of giant D20's with various items inbedded within the dice.
- Bilofix - strange to find no mentions of this brand even in lego history
- Bricklink - the second biggest online Lego marketplace, and everybody wants to delete the page - yet no-one (save for me) wants to improve it.
- Brinkmate - a shogi concept that usually precedes checkmate and inevitable loss
- Columbus Area Boardgaming Society (CABS) - one of the largest board gaming clubs in the United States [575] with more than 400 members [576], [577] and a library including over 1,000 games dedicated to "bringing the gamers of Central Ohio together" [578]; CABS puts on a board gaming convention Buckeye Game Fest every Fall [579], [580], [581], runs the Board Room at Origins Game Fair [582], [583], and has local food trucks at weekly meetings [584] (see [585])
- Cuboro - Cuboro Marble track system; Swiss made, over 25 years old, many elements [586]
- Da Ma, ("Driving the horses") Chinese board gamne played with special coins (see this.
- Dread Pirate - table-top pirate game
- Dreamlets - company that makes designer plush toys also called Dreamlets; [587]
- Eat Poop You Cat
- El Greco (company) - defunct Greek toy company; produced original toys as well as licenced Hasbro toys
- Father Geek A website dedicated to reviewing card, board, and dice games from the perspective of Child, Parent, and Gamer Geeks Main Site
- FunNode - modern gaming website that hosts some popular board games and card games [588];
- Fraidy Cats - Board game from late 80's/early 90's
- Gabby Bear - Reading teddy bear from the late 80's, generic version of Teddy Ruxpin. [589];
- Gamer's University, a gaming news and game designer's site
- Gaming Pool, a gaming review, video and guide site. Main Site, Forums, Old Site
- Glamour Gals, a line of tiny fashion dolls made by Kenner in the 1980s.
- Geektropolis, a small company selling anime merchandise and exclusive seller of Big Jay's Workshop products.
- Groove it, A game similar to bop-it created by Hasbro.
- HomeMadeBacklinks, a search engine optimization company, [590]
- Heroes And Capitols, a expansion pack to Settlers of Catan, [591] [592], [593], [594]*Kozmic Kiddles (Mattel)
- klikko, plastic educational construction toy
- Legendary: A Marvel Deck Building Game a card game by Upper Deck. [595]
- Lie Cheat & Steal (Board Game) a 1971 board game created by Contact Games and distributed by Dynamic Design Industries.
- Merfle! Munchies - original series of fictional dessert dragon whelp character creatures, also featured as collectible figurines and novelty items; [596]
- Micropul - free-to-download abstract tile strategy game; playable pvp or as a solitaire; [597]; fans have taken the basic download and created their own wooden sets, made software and web versions
- mini cannon A small collectable toy cannon that on most ocaisions can be filled with gunpowder and ignited
- Monkey Knuckles, a skill toy resembling Astrojax and meteor; consisting of two sliding balls on a string, with end stoppers; [598]
- Nobunaga's Cradle, A move in Go (game) named after Oda Nobunaga
- Plastic Spider Ring, a toy plastic ring given to children as a gift during the holiday of Halloween
- polydron, educational toy for making Platonic Solids such as the dodecahedron out of connectable plastic shapes
- Proxy Army Miniatures Developer [599]
- Queasy Bake Cookerator, Easy bake oven for boys.
- Quelf Board game where anything can happen. About Quelf
- Sheng Guan Tu "Official Promotion Ranking", Chinese board game. See this (BGG) and this (in Chinese).
- Shopkins A mini toy series made by Moose Enterprises. See http://www.shopkinsworld.com/us/
- Silicon Republic - trade magazine on Irish technology; [600]
- Silly Slammers - bright, velour bean bag characters that speak when you slam 'em
- Smelly Bellies - brightly coloured plush toys with delightful scents produced by Moose Enterprises.
- Smess - A board game kind of like Chess. Each square has arrows pointing in the directions that you can move off of that square. The object of the game is to capture the "Brain". [601]
- Soaky-as seen in this spot
- Sock Wrestling A game played by children and teens in which you wrestle in order for one opponent to remove the other's sock.
- Sofubi - style of/design approach to collectible toys; part of the world of urban vinyl
- Sopio - Card game filled with puns created by Alex Day and Danny Hooper relying on points system
- Squand "The outrageous underwater sculpting sand." How does it work?!
- Starmada - generic universal space combat board game
- Star City Games a website dedicated to Magic: the Gathering.
- Summoner Wars - Fantasy-themed board game [602]
- Super Sonic Power (SSP) Made by Kenner toys starting in 1970. Very fast toy car with manually spun flywheel (using a pull strap to spin the wheel. Very popular in the 1970s [603]
- Totally Gross [604][605][606][607][608]
- Trexi (collectible figure) (A collectible figure that comes in a range of designs from urban artists, licenses, even corporate companies. Created in 2005, popular among collectors who also collect Dunny, Bearbrick); [609]; [610]
- Trilambdathon - an event which combines a number of individual games including a flip cup boat race, competitive eating of a hot dog, bb gun target shooting, and running
- Triqo, a construction toy for mathematical shapes
- Tripples, a strategy board game first released in 1972. Latest release is in German, 1994. [611]
- Tweakie People (Figurine toys and vehicles by J. Chein circa late 1960's early 1970's)
- Twisted Fish (A game developed by McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds) Twisted Fish Main Page The Buzz About Us www.toydirectory.com
- Tyco VideoCam - black & white video camera for kids. Made in the mid 1990s
- [[US Amateur Team East - The largest chess tournament in the United States
- Victorian Scraps - Victorian paper-cut figures; popular especially in Germany and Scandinavia; articles exist at least on German, Sedish and Finnish WPs(fi:Kiiltokuva)
- Weird N' Wild Creatures (Developed by the International Masters Publishing company)-
- What is D? A game with concealed rules in which a person associates objects or ideas in sets of 4 by saying, "if A is ..., B is ..., and C is ..., then D is ..." and other players attempt to guess the rule for determining D given A, B, and C, and no rule in fact exists, with D being chosen randomly. (Lacking sources to cite for this game's rules - can anybody help?)
- Whatzit? (game) A board game for 3-6 players by the Milton Bradley Company that involves figuring out what an image on a card is supposed to mean (in the form of a visual pun).
- Yavalath A strategy game for two players. It is notable as a game which was devised by a computer. Players win by placing four counters in a row, but lose if they place three in a row beforehand. [612] [613]
- Yeehaw! (a drinking game popular with the Engineers at the University of British Columbia)
- You've Been Sentenced (A game developed by McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds - Winner of the "Oppenheim Toy Portfolio GOLD Award!", AND iParenting Award)
- Zoob A construction toy. See: <http://www.infinitoy.com/zoob/>
- Zube Tube (a toy created by Bob Deissler, President of the Ultimate Cosmic Toy Company, Inc., popular in early 1990s)
- Microscope (Board Game) A Board Game By Lame Mage Productions. See here:<http://www.lamemage.com/microscope/>
- BaccPo
- Qetchup Card Game[614] [615][616][617][618][619][620]
- the Decktet [621]; Games Magazine's card game of the year for 2012
- RecentPoker.com [622]; Poker Information Site : Learn To Play
- Eve The Second Genesis CCG
- Gundam War CCG
- Jowgen The Spiritualist, A card from the popular anime/trading card game Yu-gi-oh
- Kaijudo (WOTC's own reboot of Duel Masters), the TCG as well as the media franchise that centres around the card game (including own TV show). Currently redirects to the TV show.
- Kittens In A Blender, a fun and fast-paced card game with a unique theme [623]
- Magic Card Index
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic TCG and CCG issued by Enterplay and licensed from Hasbro.
- Pokemon TCG: Card Rarity List with reference images where available of all Card Rarities in the Pokemon TCG
- Weird n' Wild Creatures
- VS System TCG card index and game rules
Charles Roberts Award winners
- 2004
- 2003
- 2002
- 2001
Game design (Non-video-games only)
- Martine Bedin - member of the Memphis Group
- R. Wayne Schmittberger - author of New Rules for Classic Games in which he introduced several board games which have Wikipedia articles
- George Strayton [624] [625] [626] [627] [628] IMDB twitter linkedin
- C. A. Suleiman line developer at White Wolf, freelance writer and game designer [629] linkedin
Radio-controlled models
Manufacturers
- Blitz Model Tecnica (aka BMT) - Italian multiple IFMAR, ROAR and EFRA title winning radio-controlled car brand - notable in the late 1980s through the 1990s
- Graupner Models - German radio controlled model company
- Kawada Model (川田模型)
- OFNA Racing
Transmitters
- Sanwa Electronic
- Sanwa Machine-1 (aka Airtronics CS2P)
- Sanwa M-Zechs (aka Airtronics Caliber 3PS)
- Sanwa M8
- Sanwa M11
- Sanwa M12
- Sanwa MX-3
- Sanwa MT-4
Model cars
- Kyosho Evolva
- Kyosho Inferno
- Kyosho Fantom
- Losi XX
- Marui Galaxy
- Marui Hunter
- Marui Ninja
- Marui Samurai
- Marui Shogun
- Schumacher CAT
- Serpent Impact
- Serpent Quattro
- Serpent Vector
- Tamiya Hot Shot
- Tamiya Fox
- Tamiya Astute
- Tamiya Bigwig, Tamiya's 10th anniversary model, designed by Mooncraft's Takuya Yura
- Tamiya Boomerang
- Tamiya Egress
- Tamiya Grasshopper
- Tamiya Frog
- Tamiya Hornet
- Tamiya Porsche 934 Turbo RSR, the first of all Tamiya cars not to mention the ultra rare Black edition to commemorate the 100,000 edition of its model sold
- Tamiya Racing Masters, a series of seven pro-grade cars made in the 1980s
- Tamiya Racing Factory, (or TRF) the works team otherwise a series of pro-racing chassis
- Tamiya Wild Willy
- Tamtech
- Tamiya Wild One
- Tamiya FF chassis, popular during the 1990s touring car craze
- Tamiya TA chassis, one of the first cars to spark the 1:10 scale touring car racing craze in the 1990s
- Tamiya Quick Drive, a series of inexpensive ready-to-run cars
- Tamiya Thundershot series, a series of cars using this chassis
- Tamiya KingCab, Tamiya's first attempt to build a stadium truck
- Tamiya Group C chassis, a family of 1:10 scale on-road cars made in the 1990s
- Tamiya 4x4 Pick Up chassis to trilogy of metal chassis series of pick-up (Toyota 4x4 Pick Up, Blazing Blazer and Toyota 4x4 Pickup Bruiser) made in the 1980s
Personalities
Each one is notable as they are and were past world champions
Circuits
- Stöhr-Ring
- Cotswold Model Car Club
- Mendip R/C Raceway
- Remote World Model Car Club
- Wombwell Model Car Club
- Yorkshire Radio Control Model Car Racing Club
- MAC Burgdorf
- MSC Sand, 2012 & 2014 Euros host
- Pista Naxos World, 2014 Worlds venue
- Hakusan Arena
- Kei Tune Racing Speedway
- Yatabe Arena
- Model Auto Club Heemstede
- Pattaya RC Power Boat Track, 2010 Worlds venue
- Mini Racing Ticino e Moesa
- Hudy Arena
- Charlotte RC Motorsports Park, formerly "The Farm 2 R/C Raceway", 2008 Worlds venue
- Full Throttle Raceway, used in the 2005 & 2014 Worlds
- Minnreg R/C Car Club, 2003 & 2014 Worlds host
- Ranch Pit Shop
- Silver Dollar R/C Raceway, 2013 Worlds venue
- [[]]
Role-playing games (tabletop, paper & dice, and LARP)
Age of Sigmar
- DayTrippers (role-playing game) [630] A reality-hopping roleplaying game of surreal science fiction, written by Tod Foley. The game blends traditional and modern approaches to gamemastering, drawing from classic science fiction tropes and the "new wave" SF of the 1970s.
- DragonLands (World Weavers) [631]
- Dystopia Rising by Eschaton Media [632]
- Enchanting Hogwarts
- Faith and Fire
- Fandom High
- Father of Obedience
- Fantasy Heartbreaker Roleplaying Game [633] [634]
- Fantasy Heartbreaker Roleplaying Game 2nd Edition [635] [636]
- Feats (game) - Feats
- Hazendel
- Infernalist (World of Darkness)
- Insight RPG System - [637]
- Jaran Krimeeah
- Jumping gemini
- Gwendolyn Kestrel - game designer and writer for Wizards of the Coast, books include several Dungeons & Dragons titles, exiting articles mentioning her include Eladrin, Races of the Dragon, Book of Challenges, Expedition to the Demonweb Pits
- Korenth Zan
- Legendary Realms an RPG using the Modular system developed by On The Lamb Productions
- Lightspeed (role-playing game)
- List of all known Cadian regiments (Warhammer 40,000)
- List of Dungeons and Dragons publishing companies
- M.A.G.U.S. a Hungarian roleplaying game made because of lack of DnD in Hungary.
- Methenas
- Mummy: The Curse (World of Darkness) [638]
- Netbook (RPG)
- Networlds
- Osson
- Rhydin
- Rpgchat
- Shadows of Esteren Kickstarter-funded celtic-inspired fantasy horror tabletop game, 2 books published at present.
- Silver Gryphon Games[639] (Small press RPG company, 2 time Ennie!nominee)
- Slarecian (Dungeons & Dragons race)
- World Weavers Role-Playing Games [640]
- Zaon
- Tod Foley [641] Designer of role-playing games [642] and interactive entertainment. Founder of As If Productions. Role-playing works include "DayTrippers (role-playing game)", CyberSpace (role-playing game), and "The SpaceMaster Companion" (Spacemaster), as well as other role-playing games and modules for Iron Crown Enterprises. Interactive works include "Ghosts in the Machine" (LARP), "Ocean Voyager" (CD-ROM game for Times-Mirror Magazines) and "The World of South Park" (online virtual world for Comedy Central)
Video games
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Surrealism
- Aegypan
- Animorphism Upd: I guess a person confused it with Anamorphosis, this article already exists
- Athens Surrealist Group
- Austin Surrealist Group
- Blood Stoppers
- The Elevator Game
- Guerrilla Surrealism
- Margo Selski
- Oeur Sokuntevy
- Parallel collage
Theory
- Greenbergian Theory
- Head (unit) [643] An article discussing the role of head height to body height proportion in drawing theory. And "Heads" as a unit in general.
- Artistic fruition
Tourism
- Bike Tours Direct - Resource for bike tours worldwide. website
- Grand Circle
- Grapeshisha - Travel Portal about Dubai, Abu Dhabi & the UAE website
- Lungarno Collection - The hotel management company of Salvatore Ferragamo Family owning luxury and design hotels, retreats, villas and luxury yachts website
- Santa's Lodge - Christmas themed hotel in Santa Claus, IN. The hotel is in the exact location of an 1883 "Bank-Barn" and uses the original timbers for the framework of the lobby and restaurant. website
- Dapper Day - This is an unofficial but very popular semi-annual event at the Disney theme parks.
- Theme Parks - A category for theme parks needs to be added to arts and entertainment.
Visual arts
Requests for articles about visual arts are on a separate page, and should be added there. |
- ^ Cabrera, Michaela. "Designer crafts Philippine typhoon debris into furniture art". Reuters.
- ^ "Typhoon debris turned into furniture". The New York Times.
- ^ Vea, Eduardo. "El diseño humanitario de Bernardo Urbina".
- ^ Sally Butcher (19 November 2012). Veggiestan: A Vegetable Lover's Tour of the Middle East. Pavilion Books. pp. 191–. ISBN 978-1-909108-22-6.