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Contents 1 Possible copyvio 2 Pan-African colours 3 Current politcal issues 4 Cite sources 5 List of films by industry 5.1 Air traffic controller 5.2 Auto racing 5.3 Bank robbery 5.4 Casino 5.5 Ballet 5.6 Cheerleading 5.7 Corporate raiding 5.8 Domestic service 5.9 Firefighter 5.10 Fisherman 5.11 Hacker 5.12 Humanitarian aid 5.13 Mountain rescue 5.14 Music journalism 5.15 Naval aviatation 5.16 Music industry 5.17 Nightclub 5.18 Sports agent 5.19 Stock trading 5.20 Storm chasing 5.21 Stripper 5.22 Pirate radio 5.23 Pornography 5.24 Law 5.25 Law enforcement 5.25.1 SWAT 5.25.2 United States Marshals Service 5.26 Software engineering 6 Salt 7 -ometer 8 Wikipedia:Featured pictures/Places/London

[edit] Possible copyvio

• Richard "Dick" Hickock
• Perry Smith

[edit] Pan-African colours

Benin	West Africa	1959
Burkina Faso	West Africa	4 August 1984
Cameroon	Central Africa	May 20, 1975
Central African Republic	Central Africa	December 1, 1958
Congo-Brazzaville	West-central Africa	August 18, 1958
Dominica	Caribbean	November 3, 1978
Ethiopia	East Africa	February 6, 1996

[edit] Current politcal issues

• Smoking ban
• French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools
• War on Terrorism
• Hunting Act 2004
• Five economic tests
• Post-invasion Iraq, 2003–2005
• Affirmative action
• Racial and Religious Hatred Act
• Future energy development
• Illegal immigration
• School dinners
• Hubbert peak theory
• Sustainability
• Licensing Act 2003
• Separation of church and state
• Prohibition (drugs)
• European Union arms embargo on China
• British national identity card
• Gambling Act 2005
• NHS Foundation Trust
• Top-up fees
• Affordable housing
• 2012 Summer Olympics
• Multi Fibre Arrangement

[edit] Cite sources

All aritcles should have sources.

Article	Has sources?
Accidents and incidents on commercial airliners
Agile Methods	Yes
Alcohol as a fuel	No
American literature	Yes
Asymmetric warfare	Yes
Atomic Age	No
Augmented reality	Yes
Auto-free zone	No
BBC Radio 4	No
Bicycles in warfare	Yes
Category:Big Science
Broken arrows
Capitalism	long list of books
Chip and PIN	No
City	1 reference
Cold War	2 references
Command line interface	No
Communist state	Yes
Cyberpunk
Dark fibre	No
Drinking culture	No
Disasters	No
Dot-com	No
ETOPS/LROPS	No
Economics	Further reading
Electricity liberalization	Yes
EURion constellation	No
European Union	External links and references
Ford Nucleon	stub
Free flight (air traffic control)	stub
Free software	No
Gaia theory (science)	Selected bibliography
Generation X	Yes
Glocalization	stub
Google	No
Greenspun's Tenth Rule	short article
International organisation	No
International trade	No
Irrational exuberance	No
LaTeX	Yes
Limits to Growth	Yes
London
Microwave power transmission
Military-industrial complex
Moral panic
National Minimum Drinking Age Act
Noam Chomsky
Nuclear accidents
Nuclear accident terminology
Mean center of U.S. population
Military occupation
PearPC
Politics
Private military contractors
Profit maximization
Public transport
Python programming language
Radioisotope thermoelectric generators
Relaxed stability
RFID
Science Fiction
Self-publishing
Semantic web
Simulated reality
Skyline
Social software
Socialism
Soviet Union
Techno-utopianism	No
Technological singularity	1
Terrorism
Transhumanism	Added
United Nations
Urbanization
Usury
Web development	No
Webvan
Yield management

[edit] List of films by industry

[edit] Air traffic controller

• Pushing Tin

[edit] Auto racing

• Days of Thunder (NASCAR)
• Driven (Champ Car)
• The Fast and the Furious (2001 film) (street racing)

[edit] Bank robbery

• Heat

[edit] Casino

• Casino

[edit] Ballet

• Center Stage

[edit] Cheerleading

• Man of the House (2005)
• Bring it On Again (2003)
• Sugar & Spice (2001)
• Bring It On (2000)
• Cheerleader Camp (1987)
• The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders appeared in a movie of the same name in 1979, and a sequel in 1980. Both were made-for-TV movies.
• Cheerleaders Wild Weekend (1979)
• Revenge of the Cheerleaders (1977)
• The Swinging Cheerleaders (1974)
• The Cheerleaders (1973)

[edit] Corporate raiding

• Other People's Money
• Wall Street

[edit] Domestic service

• Gosford Park

[edit] Firefighter

• Backdraft

[edit] Fisherman

• The Perfect Storm

[edit] Hacker

• Sneakers
• WarGames
• Hackers

[edit] Humanitarian aid

• Beyond Borders

[edit] Mountain rescue

• Cliffhanger (film)

[edit] Music journalism

• Almost Famous

[edit] Naval aviatation

• Top Gun

[edit] Music industry

• Empire Records
• High Fidelity
• Josie and the Pussycats (film)

[edit] Nightclub

• Coyote Ugly

[edit] Sports agent

• Jerry Maguire

[edit] Stock trading

• Wall Street
• Boiler Room

[edit] Storm chasing

• Twister (film)

[edit] Stripper

• Showgirls
• Striptease (film)

[edit] Pirate radio

• Pump Up the Volume

[edit] Pornography

• Boogie Nights

[edit] Law

Main article: Legal drama

• The Firm (film)
• The Client

[edit] Law enforcement

[edit] SWAT

• S.W.A.T.

[edit] United States Marshals Service

• The Fugitive
• U.S. Marshals (movie)
• Eraser

[edit] Software engineering

• Antitrust
• Office space

[edit] Salt

From http://www.saltworks.us/salt_info/si_gourmet_reference.asp

• Black salt
• Celtic salt
• Coarse salt
• Flake salt
• Fleur de sel
• French sea salt
• Grey salt
• Grinder salt
• Hawaiian sea salt
• Italian sea salt
• Kosher salt
• Organic salt
• Sea salt
• Smoked sea salt
• Table salt

[edit] -ometer

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[edit] Wikipedia:Featured pictures/Places/London

City Hall (London), by ChrisO	London Millennium Bridge, by Paul Lomax	Palace of Westminster, by Andrew Dunn	Tower Bridge, by Diliff
Clock Tower, Palace of Westminster, by Diliff	The Gherkin, at 30 St Mary Axe. by Diliff	British Museum Great Court at British Museum, by Andrew Dunn	British Museum Reading Room, by Diliff
Leadenhall Market by Diliff	The Tulip Stair at Queen's House, by Mcginnly	The London Eye, viewed from the rear

See Wikipedia:Featured pictures/Places