Swans

Swans - No Words No Thoughts (Official Music Video)

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Duration: 10:35
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

SUBSCRIBE to Pitchfork.tv: bit.ly MORE Music Videos: bit.ly A 10-minute edit of the 23-minute We Rose From Your Bed With the Sun in Our Head track. ------ SUBSCRIBE to Pitchfork.tv: bit.ly ------ Follow Pitchfork.tv on Twitter: bit.ly ------ For more videos from Pitchfork TV: bit.ly Like Pitchfork on Facebook: www.facebook.com Check out Pitchfork on Tumblr: pitchfork.tumblr.com

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Swans "The Seer"

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Duration: 27:24
Updated: 21 Dec 2012

On stage, backstage, and at home with Michael Gira and Swans. Directed by Jim Larson: bit.ly Executive Producer RJ Bentler ------ SUBSCRIBE to Pitchfork.tv: bit.ly ------ Follow Pitchfork.tv on Twitter: bit.ly ------ For more videos from Pitchfork TV: bit.ly Like Pitchfork on Facebook: www.facebook.com Check out Pitchfork on Tumblr: pitchfork.tumblr.com

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Swans - Mother Of The World

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Duration: 9:59
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

from The Seer (2012) "The Seer took 30 years to make," says Gira. "It's the culmination of every previous Swans album as well as any other music I've ever made, been involved in or imagined. But it's unfinished, like the songs themselves. It's one frame in a reel. The frames blur, blend and will eventually fade. The songs began on an acoustic guitar, then were fleshed out with (invaluable) help from my friends, then were further tortured and seduced in the studio, and now they await further cannibalism and force-feeding as we prepare to perform some of them live, at which point they'll mutate further, endlessly, or perhaps be discarded for a while." ..and if anyone is interested, this is my project: syphil.bandcamp.com

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Swans: Blind

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Duration: 4:52
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

My Website: www.mystrangemind.com UFO footage from the infamous STS-75 "Tether" mission, with the song "Blind" by the Swans.

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Swans - The Seer

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Duration: 32:17
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

The title track from Swans' new album, "The Seer".

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Swans - Love will tear us apart (cover)

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Duration: 2:43
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

Rare Swans video clip of the 'mistake' cover of love will tear us apart.

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Swans- The Seer ALBUM REVIEW

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Duration: 12:42
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

Listen: youtu.be Previous Swans review: www.youtube.com NEW SWANS...SO...FREAKY! What did you think of this album? Love it? Hate it? Why? What should I review next, eh? theneedledrop.com http facebook.com theneedledrop.com theneedledrop.com theneedledrop.com FAV TRACKS: LUNACY, 93 AVE. B BLUES, THE SEER, THE APOSTATE, A PIECE OF SKY, SONG FOR A WARRIOR LEAST FAV TRACK: RETURN OF THE SEER SWANS / 2012 / YOUNG GOD RECORDS / EXPERIMENTAL ROCK, ART ROCK, NOISE, DRONE, POST-PUNK 8/10 theneedledrop.com Y'all know this is just my opinion, right? Tags: swans, the seer, rope, lunacyj, low, karen o, michael gira, album review music reviews indie underground new latest lyrics "full song" listen track concert live performance update "the needle drop" "anthony fantano" vlog talk discussion "music nerd" the apostate, a piece of sky, lunacy, 93 ave. b blues, interview, lyrics, experimental, noise, drone, rock, art, soundtracks for the blind, filth, cop, greed, children of god, full, jarboe,

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Swans - A Screw (Holy Money) (live)

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Duration: 7:30
Updated: 19 Dec 2012

From A Long Slow Screw video. Really for few openminded listeners.

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Swans - The Seer Returns

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Duration: 6:20
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

album: The Seer (2012)

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SWANS - CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME

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Duration: 4:47
Updated: 16 Dec 2012

Live performance (looks like tv) of the 1969, Blind Faith classic.

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Swans - Helpless Child

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Duration: 14:53
Updated: 18 Dec 2012

.......You'll feed me with gasoline.... ....... I'll burn my name in your head......+

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Swans - Avatar

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Duration: 8:59
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

I do not own the rights to this song.

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Swans - Failure

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Duration: 6:20
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

The song Failure by Swans

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Swans - You Fucking People Make Me Sick

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Duration: 5:09
Updated: 17 Dec 2012

Fifth Track from the record: "My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope To The Sky"

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Swans - The Apostate

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Duration: 23:02
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

"The Apostate", from Swans' new album, The Seer. Lyrics: It's not in my mind Not in my mind We're living a lie You're not in my mind Get out We're on a ladder to god A ladder to god Space cunt Fur norse Star dust Space the cut A ladder to god Get Out Get out Get cross We're on a ladder to god We're on a ladder to god Get out Blessed

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Swans - Love will save you

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Duration: 4:49
Updated: 19 Dec 2012

Swans were an influential American rock, experimental and post-industrial band active from 1982 to 1997, led by singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Michael Gira. Swans were one of the few groups to emerge from the New York No Wave scene intact. The band was formed in 1982 by Michael Gira, and employed a shifting lineup of musicians until their dissolution in 1997. Besides Gira, the only other semi-constant members were keyboardist/vocalist Jarboe, and, to an extent, guitarist Norman Westberg. Experimental Art rock Noise rock Post-industrial Post-punk No Wave

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Swans - The Seer (CD 1)

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Duration: 64:19
Updated: 19 Dec 2012

The whole first CD of the new double album by Swans. Second CD soon!

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SWANS - Beautiful Child Live 1987

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Duration: 5:13
Updated: 17 Dec 2012

A raw, old incarnation of Swans plough through "Beautiful Child" in 1987. Recorded live at the Kings Of Independance Festival in Berlin, Germany, Studio K7 (001). This VHS was released in the 80s and featured two SWANS tracks, this one and "Like A Drug (Sha La La La)" which can be found elsewhere on YouTube.

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Swans - "the seer" || live @ Roadburn / 013 Tilburg || 16-04-2011 (3/3)

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Duration: 18:10
Updated: 19 Dec 2012

www.roadburn.com http From Last.fm: Swans is an influential band from New York City, New York, United States, active from 1982 to 1997, reformed in 2010, led by singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Michael Gira. Marginally associated with the no wave scene at first, their original sound was slow and heavy, with live performances that were often so brutal and physical that in a number of instances certain audience members were made ill, police were called and venues were shut down. This early physical sound is possibly best heard on the live album Public Castration Is a Good Idea. Their initial style shifted a little by the time Swans released seminal twin albums Greed and Holy Money. The music had sped up, at times being even more punishing than their earlier output. Drum machines and samples were slightly more prominent. Michael Gira was joined vocally by Jarboe which gave the band a broader sonic range. Tracks featuring Jarboe were often quieter, even pretty, acting as counterpoint to the more harrowing themes on the albums. Over time, this style would come to dominate the Swans' output, although they somehow seem to have been able to make a strummed acoustic guitar seem as brutal as their earlier amped-up assaults. The lush instrumentation of their albums from the late 1980s and the 1990's anticipated the birth of post-rock. Swans eventually broke up in 1997; Gira went on to release some solo work, later forming the band The Angels of Light, who continue many ...

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SWANS - THE APOSTATE (2012)

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Duration: 16:54
Updated: 13 Dec 2012

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Swans - Lunacy

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Duration: 6:11
Updated: 20 Dec 2012

Created with www.mp32tube.com

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Swans - Jim - Live Lee's Palace October 2 2010

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Duration: 7:47
Updated: 16 Dec 2012

From the new album My Father Will Guide Me Up a Rope to the Sky. You can never go back your past always taints your present. The one thing I liked best about the show at Lee's was that you got to see the musical evolution of Michael Gira. Jim is one of my favourite songs from the new album.

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Swans - The Seer (intro)/I Crawled

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Duration: 30:47
Updated: 09 Dec 2012

A track from the new Swans live album We Rose From Your Bed with the Sun In Our Head. If you enjoyed this, please support Michael Gira and Swans by buying the album from Young God Records: younggodrecords.com

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Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
Miniature wargaming	H.G. Wells^[1]
The modern video game industry	Nolan Bushnell	Creator of Pong and founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese's
Modern video game	Shigeru Miyamoto^[2]	Creator of many successful Nintendo franchises
Role-playing game	Gary Gygax^[3]	Creator of Dungeons & Dragons
Stealth game	Hideo Kojima^[4]	Creator of the Metal Gear stealth-action games
Video game	Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr.	Inventor of the First video game
Wargaming	Charles S. Roberts^[5]

Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
Aerial warfare	Oswald Boelcke^[6]	The first to formalize rules of air fighting, which he presented as the Dicta Boelcke, also credited as being the first pilot to shoot down an aircraft.
Atomic bomb	Robert Oppenheimer^[7] Leó Szilárd^[8] Enrico Fermi^[9]
Blitzkrieg	Heinz Guderian^[10]^[11]
The West's Hydrogen bomb	Edward Teller^[12]
Atomic submarine and "nuclear navy"	Hyman G. Rickover^[13]^[14]^[15]
Fourth Generation Warfare	William S. Lind^{[citation needed]}
French sailing navy	Jean-Baptiste Colbert^[16]	Built on the fleet of France inherited from Cardinal Richelieu.
Naval Special Warfare	Phil H. Bucklew^[17]	US Naval Officer and First Commanding Officer of Navy SEAL Team One
Naval tactical studies	Paul Hoste^[18]	Jesuit Professor of Mathematics at the Royal College of the Marine in Toulon; wrote L'Art des Armées Navales (1697)
Luftwaffe and Luftstreitkräfte	Oswald Boelcke^[19]
The Soviet Union's Hydrogen Bomb	Andrei Sakharov^[20]
United States Airborne	William C. Lee^[21]	First commander of the parachute school at Fort Benning, Georgia.
United States Cavalry	Kazimierz Pułaski^[22]	Brigadier-general and commander of the cavalry of the Continental Army (1770s).
United States Navy	Commodore John Barry^[23] Captain John Paul Jones^[24]

Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
American football	Walter Camp^[25]
American motocross	Edison Dye^[26]	Introduced motorcross to American riders.
American road racing	Cameron Argetsinger^[27]	Introduced the first US auto race that was dedicated to road courses at Watkins Glen.
American soccer	Steve Ross^[28]	Godfather, created the New York Cosmos soccer team and imported a number of well known international footballers to the team in an attempt to bring interest to soccer in the US.
Angling	Izaak Walton^[29]	Author of The Compleat Angler.
Argentine football	Alexander Watson Hutton^[30]
Argentine professional golf	José Jurado^[31]
Argentine winter sports	Otto Meiling^[32]
Association football	Ebenezer Cobb Morley^[33]
Baseball	Henry Chadwick^[34]^[35]^[36]^[37]
Basketball	James Naismith	Left many diaries and interviews that explain how and when he created basketball.
BMX	Scot Breithaupt^[38]
Brazilian football	Charles William Miller^[39]
Camel Lights	Jim Downing	Built a racecar a season before it became the basis of a new lightweight prototype class in 1985.^[40]
Canadian rodeo	O. Raymond Knight^[41]	Coined the rodeo term "stampede" and was world's first rodeo producer, rodeo stock contractor, and rodeo champion in 1902.
Drag racing	Wally Parks^[42]	Founder of the NHRA and organized the first legitimate drag race.
	Don Garlits^[43]	Considered to be one of the innovators of drag racing safety.
	Eddie Hill^[44]	Regarded as the forefather of drag racing.
Drifting	Kunimitsu Takahashi^[45]	Introduced an aggressive high speed cornering technique that became widely used for illicit purposes which eventually became a sport.
East Coast skateboarding	Vinny Raffa (godfather)^[46]
Florida skateboarding	Bruce Walker (godfather)^[47]
Modern football	Ebenezer Cobb Morley^[48]
Freestyle BMX	Bob Haro^[49]^[50]
Freestyle Motocross	Mike Metzger^[51]	Godfather.
Funny Car	Dick Landy^[52]
Ice Hockey	James Creighton (ice hockey)	Captained of one of the two teams that participated in the first indoor hockey game on March 3, 1875 in Montreal.
Import drag racing	Frank Choi^[53]	Hosted one of the first events specifially for import cars in the mid-1990s to keep drivers out of street racing that progressed into a professional category.
Italian football	James Richardson Spensley^[54]	Given due to his association with Genoa CFC and his contribution to the modern day variation of the game in Italy.
Italian football	William Garbutt^[55]	Laying the foundations of skilled coaching in Italian football.
Japanese baseball	Horace Wilson^[56]	Credited for introducing baseball in Japan.
Japanese baseball	Hiroshi Hiraoka^[57]	Credited for establishing the first baseball team.
Jogging	Jim Fixx^[58]	Founding father.
Kart racing	Art Ingels^[59]	Developed the world's first kart (1956).
Lacrosse	William George Beers^[60]^[61]^[62]^[63]	Codified the sport.
Mixed martial arts	Bruce Lee^[64]	Called so by Dana White, president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. For his experimentation into other styles and invention of Jeet Kune Do.
Modern bodybuilding	Eugen Sandow^[65]
Modern bodybuilding	Harold Zinkin^[66]	Called so by Arnold Schwarzenegger during a press statement on his passing in 2004. Inventor of the modern exercise machines.
Modern boxing	James Figg^[67]
Modern boxing	James J. Corbett^{[citation needed]}
Modern figure skating	Jackson Haines^[68]	"Jackson Haines - The Father of Figure Skating," according to Roy Blakey
Modern football in Japan	Dettmar Cramer^[69]
Modern rodeo	Earl W. Bascom^[70]	Bascom's many equipment innovations pioneered the sport starting in 1916.
Modern sabre fencing	Italo Santelli^[71]
Modern surfing	Duke Kahanamoku^[72]
Rodeo bareback bronc riding	Earl W. Bascom^[70]	Bascom designed and made the first one-hand rigging in 1924.
Rugby union	A. G. Guillemard^[73]
Rugby union	William Webb Ellis^[74]	"Who with a fine disregard for the rules of football as played in his time first took the ball in his arms and ran with it thus originating the distinctive feature of the rugby game".
Scuba diving	Jacques Cousteau^[75]	Developed the aqua-lung jointly with Émile Gagnan; popularized scuba diving as a research diver, writer, and film and television producer and personality.
Skateboarding	Skip Engblom (godfather)^[76]
Skateboarding	Tony Hawk (godfather)^[77]
Snowboarding	Jake Burton Carpenter^[78]
Stock car racing	Bill France, Sr.^[79]^[80]	Foundation of the sanctioning body for stock car racing
Supercross	Mike Goodwin^[81]	Organized the first supercross race.
Televised golf	Frank Chirkinian^[82]^[83]	Personally responsible for much of the production conventions of modern golf broadcasting.

Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
Aerodynamics (modern)	Sir George Cayley ^[84]^[85]	Founding father of modern Aerodynamics. The first to identify the four aerodynamic forces of flight—weight, lift, drag, and thrust. Modern airplane design is based on those discoveries.
Architecture	Imhotep^[86]	Built the first pyramid
Astronautics	Konstantin Tsiolkovsky^[87] Robert H. Goddard^[88] Hermann Oberth^[89]
Aviation	Father Francesco Lana-Terzi^[90]	Book: Prodromo alla Arte Maestra (1670). First to describe the geometry and physics of a flying vessel.
British watchmaking	Thomas Tompion^[91]
Clinical trials	James Lind^[92]	Conducted the first controlled clinical trial in the modern era of medicine, an investigation on using citrus food as a treatment for scurvy aboard HMS Salisbury in 1747
Computing	Charles Babbage^[93]	Inventor of the Analytical Engine which was never constructed in his lifetime.
Cybernetics	Norbert Wiener^[94]^[95]
Genetics	Gregor Mendel	Founder of the Genetics^[96]
Modern Bladesmithing	William F. Moran	Founder of the American Bladesmith Society
Modern Kinematics	Ferdinand Freudenstein	Applied digital computation to the kinematic synthesis of mechanisms.^[97]
Modern Knifemaking	Bob Loveless	Founder of the Knifemakers' Guild
Photography	Louis Daguerre^[98] Nicéphore Niépce^[99] William Henry Fox Talbot^[100] Thomas Wedgwood^[101]

Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
Air conditioning	Willis Carrier	^[102]
C (programming language)	Dennis Ritchie
Chronograph	George Graham^[91]^[103]	Referred so by Bernard Humbert of the Horology School of Bienne on his 1990 book he Chronograph as Graham was the first to construct a horological mechanism
Compact Disc	Kees Immink^[104]
Compiler	Grace Hopper
Computer	Konrad Zuse^[105]	Invented world's first functional program-controlled computer.
	Alan Turing^[106]^[107]	Was a secret code breaker during WWII and invented the Turing machine (1936).
	John von Neumann^[108]	Became "intrigued" with Turing's universal machine and later emphasised the importance of the stored-program concept for electronic computing (1945), including the possibility of allowing the machine to modify its own program in useful ways while running.
	John V. Atanasoff^[109]	Invented the digital computer in the 1930s
	John W. Mauchly ^[110] J.Presper Eckert^[111]	Invented the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer) in 1946. ENIAC was the first general-purpose electronic computer capable of being reprogrammed to solve a full range of computing problems.
Computer Program	Ada Lovelace^[112]	Recognized by historians as the writer of the world's first computer program which was for the Charles Babbage Analytical Engine, but was never complete within either her or his lifetime.
Ekranoplan	Rostislav Alexeev
Helicopter	Igor Sikorsky ^[113]	Invented the first successful helicopter, upon which further designs were based.
Internet	Vint Cerf^[114]^[115] Bob Kahn^[116] ^[117]	Co-invented Internet protocol (IP) and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) in 1973, the two original protocols of the Internet protocol suite.^[118]
Instant noodle	Momofuku Ando^[119]	Inventor of the instant noodle, also founder of Nissin Foods to produce and market them.
Japanese television	Kenjiro Takayanagi^[120]^[121]
Jet engine	Frank Whittle^[122]^[123]
Karaoke	Daisuke Inoue^[124]	Inventor of the machine as a means of allowing people to sing without the need of a live back-up.
Laser	Charles Hard Townes
Lightning prediction system	Alexander Stepanovich Popov	The first lightning prediction system, the Lightning detector, was invented in 1894 by Alexander Stepanovich Popov.
Marine chronometer	John Harrison^[125]
Microprocessor	Marcian Hoff^[126] Masatoshi Shima^[127]
Mobile phone	Martin Cooper^[128]	He is the main brainchild of hand-held phone and with the help of Motorola team he developed the first handset in 1973 weighing in at two kilos.
Pentium microprocessor	Vinod Dham^[129]^[130]	The original Pentium (P5) was developed by a team of engineers, including John H. Crawford, chief architect of the original 386,^[131] and Donald Alpert, who managed the architectural team. Dror Avnon managed the design of the FPU.^[132] Dham was general manager of the P5 group.^[133] Some media sources have called him the "father of the Pentium".
Personal computer	Chuck Peddle^[134]	Developed the 6502 microprocessor, the KIM-1 and the Commodore PET
Personal computer	Henry Edward "Ed" Roberts^[135] André Truong Trong Thi^[136]
Programmable logic controller	Dick Morley^{[citation needed]}
Radio	Alexander Stepanovich Popov ^[137] Lee De Forest^[138]^[139]^[140] Guglielmo Marconi^[141] Jagdish Chandra Bose^[142] Nikola Tesla^[143]	The research of these pioneers led to the development of the radio
Radio (Radio broadcasting)	Reginald Fessenden^{[citation needed]} David Sarnoff^{[citation needed]}	Fessenden is credited as the first to broadcast radio signals on Christmas Eve, 1906. Sarnoff proposed a chain of radio stations to Marconi's associates in 1915.
Radio (FM radio)	Edwin H. Armstrong^{[citation needed]}	Obtained the first Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license to operate an FM station in Alpine, New Jersey at approximately 50 megahertz (1939)
Radiotelephony	Reginald Fessenden^[144]^[145]
Search Engine	Alan Emtage^[146]^[147]^[148]	Created Archie, a pre-Web search engine which pioneered many of the techniques used by subsequent search engines
SGML	Charles Goldfarb^[149]
Telephone	Alexander Graham Bell^[150]	See Invention of the telephone
Television	Philo T. Farnsworth^[151] Vladimir Zworykin^[152]^[153] John Logie Baird^[154]^[155]	Co-Inventors of the Electronic Television. Farnsworth invented the Image dissector while Zworykin created the Iconoscope, both fully electronic forms of television. Logie Baird invented the world's first working television system, also the first electronic color television system.
Tokamak	Lev Artsimovich
Tube structure	Fazlur Khan^[156]	Invented the tube structural system and first employed it in his designs for the DeWitt-Chestnut Apartments, John Hancock Center and Sears Tower.
World Wide Web	Tim Berners-Lee^[157]
Visual Basic	Alan Cooper^[158]
XML	Jon Bosak^[159]

Swan, Swan Filmography

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Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
British Columbia	James Douglas^[160]	Fur trader and manager for the North West Company and Hudson's Bay Company, Governor of the Colony of Vancouver Island and first Governor of the Colony of British Columbia.
Lan Kwai Fong	Allan Zeman^[161]	Noted for turning a small square of streets in Central, into a thriving bar and night life districts in Hong Kong.

Subject	Father/Mother	Reason
20th century American car industry	Henry Ford^[162]	Noted for introducing a simple and affordable car for the ordinary American masses.
American Interstate Highway System	Dwight D. Eisenhower^[163]
High-performance VW industry	Gene Berg^[164]
Hot rod	Ed Winfield^[165]
Import Car Culture	RJ DeVera^[166]	Influential for popularising the import car scene in the mid-1990s.
Kustom Kulture	Von Dutch^[167]
Monster truck	Bob Chandler^[168]	Famed for building Bigfoot, which was the first to be capable of driving over cars and subsequently became one of the most famous monster truck in history
Mountain bike	Gary Fisher^[169]
Rotary engine	Felix Wankel^[170]^[171]
Route 66	Cyrus Avery^[172]
Tailfin	Harley Earl^[173]^[174]^[175]
Traffic safety	William Phelps Eno^[176]
Yellow school bus	Frank W. Cyr^[177]