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  Thelenota ananas by Diego Delso, one of our newest featured pictures.

So, I missed an issue, but I've caught up, and I'm doing somewhat better. Actually managed to describe all the articles; Lists are just... a list, but, well, I'm doing what I can. And as can be seen from last issue, if I don't do this, no-one else does.

Thirty-four featured articles were promoted this period.

Nuremberg trials, nominated by buidhe

Most of the stuff in this featured content report is goofy stuff appropriate for a rhyming gimmick. This article, however, concerns the trials of Nazi war criminals after World War II, in which the full extent of their deeds was exposed.

Australiformis, nominated by Mattximus

You might call these parasitic worms unscrupulous,

But they'll only infect you if you're marsupulous.

Titanis, nominated by Augustios Paleo (a.k.a. AFH)

These birds of terror would be feared,

But thousands of years ago they disappeared

(Probably just waiting for us to get complacent. The Antarctic ice is thawing; the cryogenic tanks will soon open.)

Five pounds (British gold coin), nominated by Wehwalt

One of the largest gold coins to enter circulation,

The "quintuple sovereign" is a strange situation.

Still, I'll gladly pay you five pounds for one. Any takers?

Boukephala and Nikaia, nominated by AirshipJungleman29

In Pakistan these cities wait,

Founded by Alexander the Great.

One's named after a nearby victory, of course;

...The other one, though, is named after his horse.

Daytona USA, nominated by Red Phoenix

To play this racing game, for quarters we'll beg ya,

It's still big in arcades, and was made by Sega.

Florence Petty, nominated by SchroCat

She taught the working class to cook cheaply, so they could eat,

Suet puddings were her special treat.

Frank McGee (ice hockey), nominated by Kaiser matias

"One-Eyed" Frank McGee

Played hockey though one eye couldn't see.

His team won the Stanley cup four years in a row,

So, y'know, great job! Way to go!

Revolutionary Girl Utena, nominated by Morgan695

The follow-up to Sailor Moon, it's essential:

Complex and weird and experimental!

Five Nights at Freddy's (video game), nominated by The Night Watch

JUMP SCARE

(Is that unfair?)

(Probably is, but I don't care.)

Rodrigues night heron, nominated by FunkMonk

A Mascarene bird, all we have are its stats:

It just didn't survive the introduction of cats.

1927 World Snooker Championship, nominated by BennyOnTheLoose

Joe Davis won first

And also the next fourteen:

If you love snooker,

This article's keen!

Daisy Bacon, nominated by Mike Christie

Editor of Love Story Magazine, and the stories she'd tell:

It might have been a 'pulp', but it sure sold well.

Annie Dove Denmark, nominated by PCN02WPS

Head of Anderson College, her worth is quite plain,

But in ways that a couplet just cannot explain.

"Mother" (Meghan Trainor song), nominated by MaranoFan (a.k.a. NØ)

Click here for this article's poetry, by a guest poet.

Kyla (Filipino singer), nominated by Pseud 14

Melanie Hernandez Calumpad

Is not the sort of singer

That you would describe as 'bad'.

Lou Henry Hoover, nominated by Thebiguglyalien

Herbert Hoover, her husband, and her had a passion,

And translated De re metallica from the Latin.

First woman to graduate from geology at Stanford, it's rather shady

That if people heard about her at all, it's just as First Lady.

Air Board (Australia), nominated by Ian Rose

This is the first attempt at a guide to this, so Ian asked their opinion, sensibly,

And the Air Board got back, and said he covered it, quote, "quite comprehensively".

Micronations and the Search for Sovereignty, nominated by LunaEatsTuna

For academic discussion of founding of your own state,

Hobbs and Williams step up to the plate.

Howard Florey, nominated by Hawkeye7

Alexander Fleming gets the raves for penicillin's great discovery,

It was a group effort, though, and Florey too helped all those patients to recovery.

WSNS-TV, nominated by Sammi Brie

This Chicago television channel with a nineteen seventy creation

Grew huge, got challenged, and then became a Spanish-language station

Affine symmetric group, nominated by JayBeeEll (JBL)

Number lines and the triangular tiling of the plane

Define the symmetry group that bears this here name.

Symmetry in pure mathematics has... a somewhat complex meaning,

So, from a poem like this, not much help you'll be gleaning.

Venus in fiction, nominated by TompaDompa and Piotrus

The impenetrable clouds blocked all view of what might be below,

So if a writer got it wrong, well, no-one (then) could know.

Ministerial by-election, nominated by John M Wolfson

Until 1926, an M.P. given a job as minister

Had to undergo a situation sinister.

After they got their ministerial selection,

They were kicked out and had to survive a new by-election.

So if your party took power within Westminster's halls

You'd best hope your new leaders won by-election, or everything stalls.

The Birds (Alexander McQueen collection), nominated by Premeditated Chaos (PMC)

A collection that was built to shock

Based on the movie by Alfred Hitchcock

Elizabeth Maitland, Duchess of Lauderdale, nominated by Isaksenk

As the English Civil War embroiled

This Scottish Duchess helped the Royals

"Never Forget You" (Mariah Carey song), nominated by Heartfox

No music video, no performances live,

Yet on the Billboard Hot 100 it still did arrive.

Radoje Pajović, nominated by Peacemaker67

Montenegran history from World War II

Would be a lot less well covered were it not for this dude.

(Eh, that's a half-rhyme, but I'm actually doing poems this issue, and it's a double-length one, so screw it, good enough.)

Ludwig Ross, nominated by UndercoverClassicist

A person who you ought to seek

If you like archaeology, and like it Greek.

John Oliver, nominated by MyCatIsAChonk

A comedian who tells the news

Teaching the why of his liberal views.

2022 Tour Championship, nominated by Lee Vilenski

Very few things rhyme with snooker,

But of Vilenski's work, I'm not a rebuker.

Asimov's Science Fiction, nominated by Mike Christie

Science fiction magazines are in decline

This one was really important, though, in its time.

"Gento" (song), nominated by Abacusada

Di ka basta-basta makakita ng gento.

Jessie Murray, nominated by SchroCat

To discuss her psychoanalysis others would avoid

For her failure to follow the false doctrines of Freud....

Twenty-seven featured pictures were promoted this period, including the ones at the top and bottom of this article.

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  Thecacera pennigera by Roberto Strafella
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  Rhinanthus angustifolius by Ivar Leidus
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  Silver coin of Nader Shah by the American Numismatic Society
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  French battleship Justice by Detroit Publishing Co., restored by Adam Cuerden
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  Common ringed plover by Charles J. Sharp
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  Cheetahs grooming each other by Arturo de Frias Marques
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  Whitehead's trogon, front view, by John Harrison
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  Whitehead's trogon, back view, by John Harrison
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  Cognac glass by Archaeodontosaurus (Didier Descouens)
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  Pipe snifter by Archaeodontosaurus (Didier Descouens)
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  Angela Davis by Bernard Gotfryd, restored by Adam Cuerden
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  Tribute in Light by King of Hearts
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  Checkerboard wrasse by Ivar Leidus
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  Stained glass windows of Chartres Cathedral by PtrQs
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  Wu Yong by Utagawa Kuniyoshi
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  Doubles luge by Stepro
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  Pumori by Vyacheslav Argenberg
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  Monteleone chariot by the Metropolitan Museum
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  Main Shiva Temple of the Wangath Temple complex by Basavaraj K. Korkar
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  Édouard de Reszke by Nadar, restored by Crawdad Blues
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  Red panda by Mathias Appel
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  George Grossmith (photographer unknown); restored by Adam Cuerden
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  Euphaedra themis by Charles J. Sharp
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  Lestes dryas, side view, by Ivar Leidus
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  Lestes dryas, dorsal view, by Ivar Leidus

• The 1927 film Wings by William A. Wellman, another one of August's featured pictures.