Trompe le Monde is the fourth studio album by the American alternative rock band Pixies, released on September 23, 1991 on 4AD in the United Kingdom and on September 24, 1991, on  Elektra Records in the United States. Recorded in Burbank, California, Paris and London, the album was produced by Gil Norton, and was Pixies' final studio album before their subsequent break-up two years later. Trompe le Monde is the last album to feature founding bass guitarist Kim Deal.

Composition
"Head On" is a cover of the Jesus and Mary Chain track. It was released as a single and reached number 6 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart in the U.S.

"U-Mass" is a song about the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where Black Francis met Joey Santiago before dropping out to form Pixies. In a 2001 interview, Santiago recalled that the original guitar riff was written while they were still enrolled at the school.

Artwork and packaging
The album name comes from the title of the first track, "Trompe le Monde", a French phrase () meaning "Fool the World". Unlike previous albums, the title of the album comes from the name of a song (rather than a song lyric), and is a play on the French phrase "Trompe-l'œil", a painting technique in which the painter fools the viewer into thinking objects presented are real. On some versions of the CD, the title is erroneously printed as Tromp le Monde on the disc itself.

Critical reception

Michael Bonner of Lime Lizard described Trompe le Monde as "one of the best albums that you may very well ever hear" and "a strong contender for best album of the 20th century".

In a retrospective review, AllMusic writer Heather Phares noted the reduced role of Kim Deal, calling it "essentially Black Francis' solo debut". Tom Ewing of Freaky Trigger named Trompe le Monde his ninth favorite album of the 1990s, describing it as "clean-lined sci-fi popmetal, perpetually underrated."

Track listing

Personnel

Pixies
 Black Francis – vocals, guitar
 Kim Deal – bass guitar, vocals
 David Lovering – drums
 Joey Santiago – lead guitar

Additional musicians
 Eric Drew Feldman – keyboards, synthetics
 Jef Feldman – tabla, doumbek ("Space (I Believe in)", "Lovely Day")

Technical
 Gil Norton – producer
 Steven Haigler – engineer
 Andrew Ballard – assistant engineer
 John McDonnell – assistant engineer
 Ken Gardner – assistant engineer
 Scott Blockland – assistant engineer
 Philipe Tousche – assistant engineer
 Vaughan Oliver / v23 – art direction, design
 Chris Bigg – design assistance
 Paul McMenamin – design assistance
 Simon Larbalestier – photography
 Steven Appleby – artwork (rockets)
 TPP Ltd. London – typesetting

Charts

Certifications and sales

References

 Frank, Josh; Ganz, Caryn. Fool the World: The Oral History of a Band Called Pixies. Virgin Books, 2005. .

External links
 [ Allmusic: Trompe le Monde]

1991 albums
4AD albums
Albums produced by Gil Norton
Elektra Records albums
Pixies (band) albums

Trompe le Monde


"Happy Birthday to You" යනු පුද්ගලයකු ගේ උපන්දින (උත්සව)යක දී සාම්ප්‍රදායික ව ගායනා කරනු ලබන ගීයකි. 1998 ගිනස් ලෝක වාර්තා වලට අනුව ලොව වඩාත් ම ප්‍රචලිත ඉංග්‍රීසි ගීතය මෙය යි. මෙය ට දෙවැනි වන්නේ For He's a Jolly Good Fellow යන ගීතය යි. මෙම ගීතයේ මුලික පදමාලාව අඩු තරමින් භාෂා 18කට වත් පරිවර්තනය වී ඇත. මතභේදයට තුඩුදී ඇති වුවත් "Happy Birthday to You" ගීතයේ තනුව නිර්මාණය වී ඇත්තේ ඇමරිකානු සහෝදරියන් දෙපළක් වන පැටි හිල් සහ මිල්ඩ්රඩ් ජේ. හිල් විසින් 1893 දී රචිත "Good Morning to All" යන ගීතය ට අනුව බව පිළිගැනේ.

පදමාලාව

"Happy birthday to you"

Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday, dear John,
Happy birthday to you.

Lyrics with the melody

Traditions

It is traditional, among English-speakers, that at a birthday party, the song "Happy Birthday to You" be sung to the birthday person by the other guests celebrating the birthday. More specifically, the birthday person is traditionally presented with a birthday cake with lit candles, with the number of candles sometimes corresponding to the age of the person. After the song is sung (usually just once), party guests sometimes add wishes like "and many more!" expressing the hope that the birthday person will enjoy a long life. The birthday person may be asked to make a wish ("Make a wish!")—which he or she does silently—and then is supposed to blow out the candles. Traditionally, blowing out of the candles is believed (or is considered a lighthearted superstition) to ensure that the wish will come true. Once the candles have been blown out, people may applaud, after which the cake may be served, often with the first piece being served to the person whose birthday it is.

In Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Ireland, immediately after "Happy Birthday" has been sung, it is traditional for one of the guests to enthusiastically lead with "Hip hip..." and then for all of the other guests to join in and say "...hooray!" This is normally repeated three times.

හැපි බර්ත්ඩේ ටු යූ


Ironičnik, sarkaznik (eng. SarcMarc), znak razgodka. Stavlja ga se na kraj rečenice poput upitnika ili uskličnika. Uloga mu je ukazati na ironičnu narav rečenice. Kad je predložen nije još postojao na standardnoj tipkovnici. Oblika je točke u spirali i sliči nezavršenoj okrenutoj šestici.

Izmišljen je zbog potreba prenošenja osobina dijela govorne komunikacije za koju pisani oblik nije imao nadomjestak, jer tekst nije mogao nadomjestiti sve osobine glasa.

Izvori

Interpunkcija

Ironičnik


Guasila (sardisk: Guasìba, Guasìlla) er en by og en kommune (comune) i provinsen Sud Sardegna i regionen Sardinien i Italien. Byen ligger i 210 meters højde og har 2.676 indbyggere (2016). Kommunen har et areal på 43,51 km² og grænser til kommunerne Gesico, Furtei, Guamaggiore, Ortacesus, Pimentel, Samatzai, Segariu, Serrenti, Villamar og Villanovafranca.

Referencer

Henvisninger

Kommuner i provinsen Sud Sardegna

Guasila


Ashley County may refer to:

 Ashley County, Arkansas, a county in Arkansas
 Ashley County, New Zealand, a county on the South Island of New Zealand
 Ashley County, Missouri, the former name of Texas County, Missouri, from 1843 to 1845

Ashley County


Documentos Falsos e Autênticos em Linha, conhecido como FADO (do inglês: "False and Authentic Documents Online"), é um sistema europeu de arquivo de imagens que foi criado para ajudar a combater a imigração ilegal e o crime organizado. Foi instituído por uma Ação Comum do Conselho da União Europeia promulgada em 1998.

Contexto
A proliferação de documentos genuínos e falsos significa que a atualização frequente é essencial. Técnicas cada vez mais sofisticadas estão a ser usadas para produzir documentos genuínos e falsificações. Assim, foi construído um sistema informatizado com acesso restrito que permite a troca de informações rápida e segura entre o Secretariado-Geral do Conselho da União Europeia e entre especialistas em documentos dos estados-membros da União Europeia, Islândia, Noruega e Suíça.

Conteúdos da base de dados
A base de dados estabelecida pelos Atos Conjuntos do FADO inclui os seguintes dados:

 imagens de documentos genuínos,
 informações sobre técnicas de segurança (recursos de segurança),
 imagens de documentos típicos falsos e falsificados,
 informações sobre técnicas de falsificação e
 estatísticas sobre documentos falsos e falsificados detetados e fraudes de identidade.

O FADO está atualmente disponível para ser documentado por especialistas em 31 estados parceiros do FADO: em todos os estados-membros da União Europeia (UE) e da Islândia, da Noruega e da Suíça.

Parte da informação partilhada pelos peritos documentais no sistema classificado e restrito, FADO, é disponibilizada publicamente através do sítio web do Registo Público em Linha de Documentos Autênticos de Identidade e de Viagem (PRADO), gerido pelo Conselho da União Europeia.

As descrições dos documentos no FADO estão disponíveis nas línguas oficiais da União Europeia. Os documentos são apresentados por especialistas em documentos em qualquer um dos idiomas e as descrições padronizadas são traduzidas automaticamente; assim, os documentos ficam imediatamente disponíveis em todos os idiomas suportados. As informações adicionais em texto livre contidas são traduzidas posteriormente por linguistas especializados do Secretariado-Geral do Conselho.

Ver também

 Europa
 Passaportes da União Europeia
 Documento de identidade
 Registo Público em Linha de Documentos Autênticos de Identidade e de Viagem (PRADO)

Conselho da União Europeia
União Europeia
Documentos pessoais
Registros públicos
Métodos de autenticação

FADO


Der Citan (intern: W 415) ist ein Hochdachkombi der Marke Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz brachte ihn am 27. Oktober 2012 in Europa als  Nachfolger des Vaneo (Mercedes-Benz W 414) auf den Markt. Er wurde zusammen mit dem Renault Kangoo der zweiten Generation, mit dem er weitgehend baugleich ist, im nordfranzösischen Maubeuge vom Unternehmen Maubeuge Construction Automobile produziert; lediglich die Elektroversion behielt Renault für sich. Das Nachfolgemodell (Mercedes-Benz W 420) wurde im August 2021 vorgestellt.

Versionen
Der Citan wurde in drei verschiedenen Versionen sowie in drei Längen angeboten. Zur Auswahl standen der Citan Kastenwagen, der mit allen drei verfügbaren Längen (kompakt: 3937 mm, lang: 4321 mm, extralang: 4705 mm) kombiniert werden konnte, der sogenannte Citan Mixto, ein verglaster Kastenwagen mit fünf Sitzplätzen und Laderaum, der nur in der extralangen Version angeboten wurde, und einen Hochdachkombi mit der Bezeichnung Citan Kombi. Dieses Fahrzeug war in der langen Version mit fünf Sitzplätzen oder in der extralangen Version mit sieben Sitzplätzen erhältlich und hat wie der "Citan Mixto" serienmäßig zwei Schiebetüren. Der Kastenwagen (lang und extralang) hat serienmäßig eine Schiebetür auf der rechten Seite, wahlweise auch zusätzlich auf der linken Seite.

Technische Daten
Zu Beginn wurde der Citan mit zwei 1,5 Liter großen Dieselmotoren mit einer Leistung von 55 kW (75 PS) und 66 kW (90 PS) angeboten. Beide sind an ein Fünfgang-Schaltgetriebe gekoppelt. Eine Schaltpunktanzeige ist serienmäßig. Im Sommer 2013 wurde das Motorenangebot erweitert. Es gibt einen mit Turbolader aufgeladenen 1,2-Liter-Ottomotor mit Direkteinspritzung, der 84 kW (114 PS) leistet und eine weitere Leistungsstufe des 1,5-Liter-Dieselmotors mit 81 kW (110 PS). Während der Ottomotor serienmäßig als BlueEFFICIENCY-Modell angeboten wird, ist dieses Paket für die Dieselmodelle wahlweise erhältlich. Es umfasst ein Start-Stopp-System, Bremsenergierückgewinnung sowie Reifen mit geringerem Rollwiderstand, so dass der Verbrauch um bis zu 0,4 l auf 100 km reduziert wird. Ab Sommer 2016 war der Ottomotor wahlweise auch mit einem 6-Gang-Doppelkupplungsgetriebe (6G-DCT) erhältlich.

Alle Räder sind einzeln aufgehängt; die vorderen an Querlenkern und MacPherson-Federbeinen, hinten ist eine Verbundlenkerachse eingebaut. Alle Räder haben Scheibenbremsen.

 Die Motorbezeichnung ist wie folgt verschlüsselt:
M = Ottomotor, OM = Dieselmotor ("Oelmotor"), Baureihe = 3 stellig, E = Saugrohreinspritzung, KE = Kanaleinspritzung, DE = Direkteinspritzung, ML = Kompressor, L = Ladeluftkühlung, A = Abgasturbolader, red. = reduzierte(r) Leistung/Hubraum, LS = Leistungssteigerung; Werte in eckigen Klammern für Modelle mit Automatikgetriebe

Crashtests 2013
Ende April 2013 kritisierte der ADAC die Sicherheit des Citan, der im Euro-NCAP-Crashtest nur drei von fünf möglichen Sternen erhielt und "große Schwächen und Sicherheitsmängel" habe.

Im Rahmen einer Rückrufaktion wurde die Sicherheitsausstattung durch Austausch des Fenster-Airbags verbessert. Bei einem erneuten Euro-NCAP-Crashtest im November 2013 erhielt das Fahrzeug vier von fünf möglichen Sternen.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

415
Utilities
Kombi
Hochdachkombi

Mercedes-Benz W 415


Oberst Schwanes Gård er en fredet bindingsværkbygning, der ligger på hjørnet af Kirkepladsen og Kirkestræde ud til Sankt Peders Kirke i Næstved på Midtsjælland. Den ligger lige ved siden af Næstved gamle Rådhus, der stammer fra middelalderen.

I gården findes et baghus, der ligeledes er i bindingsværk, men med noget usædvanlige hjørnestolper der går i to etager.

Historie

Oberst Schwanes Gård blev opført i 1606 af en ukendt bygherre. Der blev bygget et fritliggende baghus i gården bag bygningen i 1668. Det er dog også levet foreslået, at det allerede blev bygget i 1575. Inden 1682 blev bygningen udvidet med yderligere seks fag mod vest. Nogenlunde samtidig blev et sidehus langs Kirkestræde bygget. I 1682 var bygningen ejet af rådmand Hinrich Lafrendtzen. I en brandtaksation fra 1736 nævnes det ar den vestre længe er fem fag langt og kun i ét stokværk. Oberst Schwane ejede bygningen omkring 1736-1741, og det er ham, der har lagt navn til gården. Hans enke boede her fra 1753-1761. En ekstra etage på denne del af bygningen blev sandsyndligvis tilføjet i 1761. Fra dette år hørte der også en ladebygning til gården. Fra 1761 og frem til omkring 1800 var gården posthus.

I 1810 blev bygningen til en købmandsgård, hvilken den var de følgende ca. 50 år. I 1800-tallet blev forhuset ombygget, så porten til gården blev erstattet af en dør. Mellem 1827 og 1867 blev der tilføjet et fag, hvormed man lukkede af for at komme ind til gården bag bygningen. Ladebygningen blev købt af Næstved Kommune i 1852 og revet ned to år efter for at give plads til græsarealet foran Sankt Peders Kirke. Omkring 1870 stod gavlen mod Kirkestræde endnu i bindingsværk, men omkring 1890-1900 blev den grundmuret i stedet. I 1884-1885 blev bygningen restaureret. Da Hornemanns Gård, der lå ud mod Axeltorv og delte baggård med Oberst Schwanes Gård blev revet ned i 1899 fik de fritliggende sidehus lov at overleve. Fra midten af 1800-tallet blev bygningen ejet af forskellige personer og brugt af bl.a. en blikkenslager, buntmager og en hatteforretning.

Både hjørnehuset og baghuset blev fredet i 1919. I 1945 forestod arkitekten Johannes Tidemand-Dal en restaurering for en revisor ved navn Hulbæk. Fra 1964 til 1972 havde DSB Rejsebureau og turistinformationen til huse i sidehuset mod Kirkestræde.

I 2002-2005 blev bygningen atter restaureret, hvor der blev indrettet lejligheder i loftsetagen.

Beskrivelse

Huset er opført i bindingsværk i to stokværk. Tavlerne er fyldt med mursten. Stenen stammer for en stor dels vedkommende fra det nedlagte gråbrødrekloster i byen. Sokkelen er gjort i tilhuggede syldsten. I den østligste del af stueetagen ud mod kirkepladsen findes en port der giver adgang til gården bagved. Over porten er teksten MDCVI indgraveret (romertal for 1606). Det er disse fem østlige fag, der er den ældste del af bygningen.

Mellem stueetagen og første sal er udskårne knægte. Alt træværket er rødmalet, mens tavlerne fremstår med de rå mursten. gavlen mod Kirkestræde er dog hvidmalet. Sadeltaget er valmet i den ene side.

Sidehuset langs Kirkestræde er opført på samme måde som hovedhuset. I stueetagen er indsat et stort butiksvindue. I alt har bygningen tre skorstene.

I gården står et smalt fritliggende baghus i to stokværk. Hjørnestolperne i bygningen er gennemgående i de to etager, hvilket er sjældent. Tavlerne er her fyldt ud med munkesten, og herefter gulkalkede. Sokkelen er råd marksten. Taget er i røde tegl, og afvalmet mod nabobygningen. Der er kun et enkelt vindue i stueetagen.

Se også
 Fredede bygninger i Næstved Kommune
 Næstved gamle Rådhus - nabobbygningen

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Bygninger, konstruktioner og anlæg i Næstved
Fredede bygninger, konstruktioner og anlæg i Næstved Kommune
Bindingsværksbygninger i Danmark
Etableret i 1606

Oberst Schwanes Gård


سعد الله الجابري (1892 - 1947) هو السيد سعد الله بن عبد القادر لطفي الجابري، ولد في حلب لعائلة عريقة مشهورة بالوطنية والدين والثراء. والده السيد الحاج عبد القادر لطفي الجابري الحسيني مفتي ولاية حلب بن العلامة السيد مراد بن السيد الحاج عبد القادر مفتي حلب ونقيب أشرافها بن السيد الحاج مصطفى مفتي حلب ونقيب أشرافها بن الشيخ أحمد الشهير بالجابري بن السيد موسى بن السيد أبو بكر بن السيد محمد أسعد الحلبي الحسيني.

أنجب والده ثمانية أبناء أشهرهم نافع باشا وضياء الدين أفندي ومراد أفندي وإحسان بك وفاخر بك وأصغرهم سعد الله بك الذي بدت عليه مظاهر النباهة والإقدام منذ صغره، فنشأ وترعرع في حلب في بيت من أشهر بيوت الدين والسياسة، وتلقى علومه الابتدائية والتجهيزية فيها وصحا على اجتماعات واتصالات تقوم بها عائلته مع رجالات البلد، حيث كان القوم يجتمعون في منزل الشيخ العلامة عبد الحميد الجابري للتداول في أمور البلاد وما آلت إليه.

ترأس الكتلة الوطنية التي قادت عملية تحرير سورية من براثن الاستعمار الفرنسي ويعتبر أحد أهم زعماء النضال الذين قاموا باعادة توحيد سورية بعد أن قسمها الفرنسيون إلى دويلات وتوجت ثمرة نضالهم بجلاء الفرنسيين عن التراب السوري عام 1946..

بداياته
أنهى سعد الله دراسته الثانوية في حلب، فاستقدمه أخوه إحسان الجابري إلى استانبول لمتابعة دراسته في الكلية الملكية السلطانية، فاتصل هناك بالشباب العربي في الأستانة وأسسوا جمعية العربية الفتاة وأقسموا اليمين للعمل على نيل حقوق العرب.

أُرسل سعد الله إلى ألمانيا حيث درس سنتين وعاد إلى استانبول بمناسبة إعلان الحرب العالمية الأولى، فتم تجنيده في الجيش العثماني (كجك ضابط) وعُين مراقباً على الأرزاق وقوافلها في بلدة (أرض الروم) وقضى مدة الحرب هناك.

عندما انتهت الحرب عاد سعد الله إلى حلب، ودخل في حركة حقوق الإنسان، ولما قامت الثورات عام 1919 إثر نية الحلفاء تقسيم البلاد العربية ودخول الفرنسيين سوريا؛ كان سعد الله الجابري على اتصال بزعيم الثورة في الشمال إبراهيم هنانو يؤيد ثورته ويدعمه، كما جدد اتصاله بمن كان معه في الكلية السلطانية من الوطنيين مثل شكري القوتلي وغيره من العناصر الوطنية. شارك في المؤتمر السوري العام الذي انعقد عامي 1919 و1920 ودعا إلى وحدة سورية الطبيعية.

مواجهته للاحتلال الفرنسي
نظراً لجرأة الجابري في مواجهة الفرنسيين، فقد اعتقل في سجن أرواد مدة من الزمن مع هاشم الأتاسي وجماعة من الوطنيين... ومنذ ذلك التاريخ بدأت رحلة جديدة من النضال إذا كانت سوريا تغرق رويداً رويداً تحت وطأة المحتل الفرنسي.

كان الجابري وجماعته يعقدون الاجتماعات ويرفعون الاحتجاجات والمذكرات لجمعية الأمم يشكون فيها الفرنسيين، وحين أعلنت السلطة الفرنسية استعدادها لإقامة حكم دستوري في البلاد، كان الوطنيون قد قرروا في مؤتمرهم الدخول في الانتخابات، ولما أُنتخب إبراهيم هنانو والجابري لأول مجلس تأسيسي رأى الفرنسيون أن هذا المجلس لا يمكن أن يخدم مصالحهم، لذا عمدوا إلى إلغائه، فعاد الوطنيون إلى النضال وقامت المظاهرات والاحتجاجات واعتقل الجابري من جديد. وبعدما أّفرج عنه تنادى الوطنيون لوضع ميثاق الكتلة الوطنية ونظامها الأساسي فكان هاشم الأتاسي رئيساً وإبراهيم هنانو وسعد الله الجابري نائبين للرئيس.

لما رفضت الكتلة الوطنية معاهدة عام 1933، قامت المظاهرات في جميع أنحاء سوريا وجرت اعتقالات للوطنيين وكان من بينهم سعد الله الجابري حيث صدر عليه حكم بالسجن ثمانية أشهر.

اشتد الطغيان الفرنسي في سوريا، وأُغلقت مكاتب الكتلة الوطنية وعمت الاعتقالات رجال حلب ودمشق وباقي المدن، واشتد الذعر وأضربت جميع المدن السورية، وأُلقي القبض مجدداً على الجابري ونفي إلى جزيرة (عين ديوار).

تجاه ما وصلت إليه سوريا من الاضطراب، استدعى الفرنسيون الوطنيين واتفقوا معهم على أن يرسلوا وفداً يمثل وطنيي البلاد إلى فرنسا للمفاوضة لعقد معاهدة، فكان الجابري عضواً في هذا الوفد، فصدر عفو عام عن السوريين وأُفرج عن الوطنيين وتمت معاهدة عام 1936م.

شغل الجابري وزارتي الداخلية ثم الخارجية في وزارة جميل مردم بك، في أول حكومة وطنية كان فيها هاشم الأتاسي رئيساً للجمهورية. لكن الفرنسيين أثاروا الفتن والنعرات الطائفية مما أدى إلى تعطيل الدستور وإنهاء الحكومة، فاستقال رئيس الجمهورية وكانت نهاية العهد الوطني.

بتعطيل الحياة الدستورية وإبعاد الوطنيين عن الحكم، زاد إمعان الفرنسيين في اضطهاد الوطنيين، فاستولوا على السلطة مباشرة وأنشؤوا حكومة موالية لهم، وفي هذا الظرف وقعت حادثة جعلت سعد الله وصحبه يغادرون سوريا كلاجئين إلى العراق، وذلك حينما وُعِد قاتل الوطني الدكتور عبد الرحمن الشهبندر بالعفو عنه، إذا اعترف أنه كان مدفوعاً إلى القتل من قبل رجال الكتلة الوطنية: شكري القوتلي وسعد الله الجابري وجميل مردم بك، غير أن القضاء برأهم. ولم يعد سعد الله الجابري إلى سوريا إلا حينما دخلت الجيوش البريطانية سوريا بصحبة جيش فرنسا الحرة وأُعلن استقلال البلاد.

الاستقلال
عندما انتُخب شكري القوتلي لرئاسة الجمهورية في 17/8/1943، تولى الجابري رئاسة وزارته. هذه الوزارة التي أدى عنادها الوطني إلى قيام الفرنسيين بعدوانهم على سورية عام 1945..

كان سعد الله الجابري رئيس الوفد السوري في توقيع بروتوكول الإسكندرية، ورئيس وفدها في اللجنة التحضيرية للمؤتمر العربي العام، كما حضر إعلان أنشاء وتأسيس الجامعة العربية.

انتخب نائباً عن حلب في البرلمان السوري عدة مرات، واعتقله الفرنسيون أكثر من مرة وتولى وزارة الخارجية والداخلية ورئاسة الوزراء كما كان رئيساً لمجلس النواب السوري عام 1945، ولا أظن أن أهل هذا الوطن ينسون حادث المجلس النيابي، ولولا أن سعد الله الجابري أمر بفض جلسة المجلس قبل أنعقادها لكانت كارثة كبرى لا يعلم إلا الله مداها وذلك يوم ضرب الفرنسيون المجلس النيابي بقنابلهم في حادث 29 أيار 1945.

عندما علمت القوات الفرنسية بنجاة أعضاء البرلمان السوري من القصف أرسلت قواتها للقبض على الجابري الذي كان يقيم في فندق الشرق فتنكر بزيّ راهب وخرج مستتراً بسيارة السفير الروسي سولود فوصل إلى حيفا ومن هناك أبرق إلى لندن ومجلس الأمن فأمرت القيادة البريطانية في فلسطين بالتدخل في أحداث سوريا ودخلت المصفحات الإنكليزية يومها دمشق بتاريخ 17 نيسان 1946 فكان ذلك اليوم عيداً قومياً لسوريا هو عيد الجلاء، وكان لسعد الله الجابري الفضل الأول في تحقيق نتائجه وتأكيد آثاره.

تم جلاء القوات الفرنسية عن سورية، فرحل آخر جندي فرنسي عن التراب السوري في السابع عشر من نيسان عام 1946, واحتفلت الجماهير السورية بزعمائها قادة التحرير [الكتلة الوطنية] بزعامة الجابري.

مرض سعد الله الجابري في آخر زيارة له إلى مصر، حيث كان هناك لحضور مجلس الجامعة العربية عام 1947، فبقي في الإسكندرية للتداوي من التهاب الكبد الوبائي الذي اصيب به خلال أيام سجنه المتكرر، إلا أن رئيس الجمهورية شكري القوتلي طلب منه الاستقالة من رئاسة الوزارة فاستقال.

وفاته وتشييعه
رجع الجابري إلى حلب وقضى فيها بضعة أشهر، وما لبث أن وافاه الأجل في حزيران عام 1947.

كرس مهندس الاستقلال حياته للنضال، الأمر الذي شغله عن حياته الخاصة فلم يتسنى له الزواج، ولم يخلف ولدا ولا مالا، إذ باع جميع ممتلكاته وصرفها على مشواره النضالي الطويل.

شيعته مدينته حلب الشهباء بموكب كبير جليل حاشد...

تقدم الموكب رئيس الجمهورية ورئيس مجلس الوزراء والوزراء والنواب وممثلو الدرك ورؤساء الدول العربية وجماهير غفيرة سارت في موكب التشييع الذي استغرق سيره ساعتين كاملتين....

وبعد أن ووري الفقيد لحده إلى جانب رفيق جهاده ونضاله الزعيم إبراهيم هنانو، بكاه رئيس الجمهورية بكلمة مؤثرة كانت تفيض أسىً على فقده، تناول فيها رفقة جهاده معه منذ سنوات الدراسة الأولى، معدداً مناقبه ومزاياه، باكياً فيه الخصال الشريفة والمزايا النبيلة.

وبعد أن انتهى الرئيس الأول عقبه رئيس الوزراء جميل مردم بكلمة جامعة تناول فيها تاريخ جهاده وأثره فيما وصلت إليه البلاد من منعة وعزة واستقلال.

اشترك في التشييع بعثات ملكية تمثل الملك فاروق والملك عبد العزيز آل سعود ورؤساء الدول في جامعة الدول العربية والوزراء والقناصل وممثلو الهيئات السياسية والأحزاب، والهيئات السورية وممثلو الجمعيات والأندية ووجهاء الأحياء ثم جماهير المشيعين.

رثاه زعماء العالم العربي وقتها منهم:

وقال السيد مكرم باشا عبيد رئيس الكتلة الوفدوية:

«ولعل عزائي بعض العزاء هو أن يسمح لي بتأبين الفقيد العزيز، وما الحزن الباكي على من مات منا إلا ضريبة الموت علينا يتقاضاها من نفوسنا جزعاً ويستدرها من عيوننا دمعاً، ولقد كان سعد الله الجابري هو ذلك الوطني النموذجي».

وقال مصطفى باشا النحاس:

«يقيني أن العظيم في وطنه وخلقه، النزيه في تصرفاته وأعماله، لا يموت إلا الموت الذي اصطلح عليه الناس، وهو النقلة من دار الغرور والفناء إلى دار الصدق والبقاء، وهو بعد هذا خالد في قلوب الأحياء ما بقيت الحياة».

وقالت السعودية:

«حينما نبكي سعد الله فإنما نبكي فيه الشمم ومضاء العزيمة والإقدام: نبكي قائداً أقبل في طليعة الرعيل الأول، يذود عن حمى الوطن الغالي، فكان علم جهاد ولواء نضال، ضحى على اسم أمته فأضحى، ولقي في سبيل استقلالها وعزتها ما لقي...».

ما بعد سعد الله
وفي الذكرى الأولى لرحيله أصرَّ آل الجابري أن يكون الشاعر عمر أبو ريشة أول المتكلمين في رثائه.. فأجابهم عمر: لي شرط واحد فقط وهو أن أشاهد المنزل الذي كان يقطنه الفقيد؟.. فأجابوه: حبّاً وكرامة.. وتوجه أبو ريشة إلى المنزل وكان في شارع شكري القوتلي وعندما صعد إلى الطابق الثاني شاهد غرفة النوم وبها نافذة واحدة مطلة على الشارع أحد زجاجها مكسور وطبق من الكرتون يغطي نصف النافذة.. وقال أبو ريشة مستغرباً ومتعجباً: هنا كان ينام رئيس وزراء سورية؟.. فأجابوه: نعم.. فهو لم يقبض قرشاً واحداً من الدولة لأنه كان يوقع في نهاية كل شهر على جدول الراتب ويطلب إلى مدير مكتبه أن يوزعه على المستخدمين.. وهنا انتفض عمر أبو ريشة وهزته هذه المأثرة الفريدة ورثاه في قصيدة عصماء نقتطف منها هذه الأبيات:

و بعد وفاته بعدة أعوام قرر الشعب السوري تكريم زعيمهم الفقيد بإطلاق اسم ساحة سعد الله الجابري على أكبر ساحة تتوسط حلب والتي أصبحت من معالمها المهمة.

مراجع

سياسيون من حلب
آل الجابري
أشخاص من حلب
خريجو المكتب الملكي (إسطنبول)
رؤساء مجلس الشعب السوري
رؤساء وزراء سوريا
سياسيو حزب الكتلة الوطنية السوري
سياسيون سوريون
سياسيون سوريون في القرن 20
قوميون عرب سوريون
مسلمون سنة سوريون
جابري
مواليد 1309 هـ
مواليد في حلب
وزراء خارجية سوريا
وزراء دفاع سوريون
وفيات 1366 هـ
وفيات في حلب

سعد الله الجابري


A 3.ª etapa do Giro d'Italia de 2022 teve lugar a 8 de maio de 2022 na Hungria entre Kaposvár e Balatonfüred sobre um percurso de 201 km. O vencedor foi o britânico Mark Cavendish da equipa Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl e os neerlandês Mathieu van der Poel manteve a liderança antes de pôr rumo a território italiano.

Classificação da etapa

Classificações ao final da etapa

Classificação geral (Maglia Rosa)

Classificação por pontos (Maglia Ciclamino)

Classificação da montanha (Maglia Azzurra)

Classificação dos jovens (Maglia Bianca)

Classificação por equipas "Super team"

Abandonos
  Jan Tratnik (Bahrain Victorious) não pôde completar a etapa como consequência dos problemas físicos derivados de uma queda durante a primeira etapa.

Referências

Ligações externas

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Dois Portos, Portekiz'de Torres Vedras belediyesine bağlı olan, 38,21 km2 yüzölçümüne sahip, 2.153 nüfuslu (2001) bir bucaktır. (Portekizce: freguesia).

Portekiz'in freguesiaları
Torres Vedras

Dois Portos


is a district located in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, that consists of a single village, Tarama.

Towns and villages
Tarama

History

Miyako District was formally established in 1896, and spanned all of the Miyako Islands, which are located approximately  west of the prefectural capital of Naha. Miyako Island served as the administrative center of the district. In the administrative reforms of 1908 the former magiri administrative system was abolished, and Miyako District was divided into four villages: Hirara, Shimoji, Gusukube, and Irabu. In 1913 the localities of Nakasuji, Shiokawa, and Minna were separated from Hirara Village to form a fifth village, Tarama. Hirara was elevated to town status in 1924.

The number of municipalities that formed the Miyako District greatly declined after World War II. Hirara was elevated to city status in 1947, leaving the district with fewer villages. A new village, Ueno, was formed in 1948. On October 1, 2005, Hirara, the towns of Irabu and Gusukube, and the village of Ueno merged to form the city of Miyakojima. At present the district consists of a single village, Tarama.

Transportation
Tarama Airport in Tarama serves the Miyako District.

See also
Miyako Islands
Miyako Strait
Miyako-jima

References

Districts in Okinawa Prefecture

Miyako District, Okinawa


Université du Qatar (en arabe : ) est une station sur la ligne Rouge du métro de Doha. Elle est ouverte en 2019.

Histoire
La station est mise en service le .

Intermodalité
 Metrolink : M147 (Lusail Marina)
 Metroexpress : West Bay Lagoon, Doha Golf Club

À proximité
 Université du Qatar

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Métro de Doha
 Université du Qatar

Liens externes
 Doha metro - Lusail Tram - Qatar Rail
 Network map - metro tram Qatar Rail
 Qatar Rail Retail

Station du métro de Doha
Station de métro mise en service en 2019

Université du Qatar (métro de Doha)


Badgers, also known informally as Badger Badger Badger or The Badger Song, is a Flash animated meme by British, Bristol-based animator Jonti Picking, also known as Mr Weebl. It consists of 12 animated cartoon badgers doing calisthenics, a mushroom in front of a tree, and a snake in the desert. The Flash cartoon is accompanied by a bass line, above which a voiceover sings the names of what is shown on screen.

The Flash cartoon went live on B3ta.com on 2 September 2003 at 3:49am GMT. The cartoon loops indefinitely.

According to Mr Weebl, the inspiration behind The Badger Song comes from the song Saturday Night by Whigfield: "[Saturday Night] has a duck quacking throughout. I decided that the tune needed an annoying squeak sound in the background. The lyrics were meant to be a placeholder, but much like The Riddle by Nik Kershaw, the placeholder became the actual thing."

Critical reception
The cartoon brought Picking to the attention of MTV Europe, for whom Picking produced Weebl and Bob. That cartoon series, together with the dancing badgers, helped Picking's website Weebl's Stuff win a People's Choice award from users of Yahoo! in the UK. "Badger Badger Badger" was also listed as one of the top five internet fads of all time by PC World in 2009.

Follow-up versions
There have been several follow ups to the "Badger Badger Badger" cartoon posted to the Weebl's Stuff website. "Badgers 2" was created in 2003, and features zombie badgers on a black background with a scratching sound added to the music. A Christmas-themed version, with the badgers dressed in Santa Claus suits, the mushroom replaced with a present, and the snake replaced with baby Jesus in a nativity scene, is also available, and was made for the 2004 Weebl Advent Calendar. Badgers On a Plane consists of a scene from a Snakes on a Plane trailer that includes badgers and a mushroom, which have been digitally edited into the scene, tumbling from their seats while a bit of the song plays in the background. In 2007, Big Ass Badgers was released to spoof the Transformers film. Also in 2007, a live action version of the cartoon called Baby Badgers was released to promote the new Badger toys.

A "Euro 2004 Edition" was also created during the UEFA Euro 2004 football championship, where the badgers wore England football jerseys to "footy, footy, footy" and "England! England! Goal! A goal! Oh, it's a goal, scored by England, England..." A new version titled Footy 2010 was created for the 2010 FIFA World Cup with vuvuzelas drowning out the audio. Another version, titled "Realistic Football Badgers", was created in response to England's loss in the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

The song is referenced in the January 2004 comic strips of JD Fraser's User Friendly. A few of the characters interpreted "the song goes on about badgers, mushrooms and a snake" and that the song does not make sense.

A parody by a group called Fifth District, titled "Potter Potter Potter," depicts several images of Harry Potter dancing on the Hogwarts Campus, one image of Ron Weasley dancing in another area of the campus, and Severus Snape advancing menacingly toward the figures of the bespectacled wizarding teen, with a Whomping Willow tree and flying hippogriffs in the background. The chant is "Potter Potter Potter Potter" and "Weasley! Weasley!" and "Snape! Snape! Oh, it's a Snape!".

In 2011, a dubstep version called "Guess I got My Badger Back" was released based on "Swagga" by Excision & Datsik. On 6 April 2011 he uploaded a 3D version.

A new version of the song was launched on the Moshi Monsters website, where the Monsters appear on the screen as, "Moshi Moshi" is sung instead. Every now and then, there is a break where "Monster", or even rarer, "Moshling", is said instead.

On 6 March 2013, Canadian musician Devin Townsend released a previously unreleased cover of the song while recording the album Deconstruction.

Another adaptation of the song, "Save the Badger Badger Badger", was released on 19 May 2013, in response to proposed badger culling in the United Kingdom. The song features vocals and guitar from Brian May and visuals reminiscent to the 1980 film Flash Gordon, in addition to vocals from Weebl and Brian Blessed. Some of the song's lyrics are changed.

On 2 September 2023, Weebl's Stuff uploaded "20 Years of Badgers" in honour of the original Flash video's 20th anniversary.

See also
List of Internet phenomena

References

External links
 The original Badger animation

2003 works
Flash cartoons
Fictional badgers
Internet memes introduced in 2003
Novelty songs
Songs about mammals
Viral videos

Badgers (animation)


Alejandro Gallinal puede referirse a:

 Alejandro Gallinal Conlazo, (1872-1943) médico y político uruguayo.
 Alejandro Gallinal , localidad del departamento de Florida, Uruguay.
 Estación Alejandro Gallinal, estación de trenes correspondiente al km 184,049 del Ramal al km 329 de la red ferroviaria de Uruguay.

Alejandro Gallinal (desambiguación)


Rızvan Şahin (* 30. Oktober 1981 in Çayeli, Rize) ist ein türkischer Fußballspieler.

Karriere

Vereinskarriere
Rızvan Şahin begann mit dem Vereinsfußball in der Jugend von Çayeli SK und wechselte 1999 in die Jugend Çaykur Rizespor. Hier erhielt er im Frühjahr 2001 einen Profivertrag und wurde bis zum Saisonende an den damaligen Drittligisten Çaykurspor ausgeliehen. Anschließend verbrachte er als Leihgabe jeweils eine Spielzeit Artvin Hopaspor und Pazarspor.

Zur Spielzeit 2003/04 wechselte er dann endgültig zu Pazarspor.

Zum Sommer 2005 wechselte er zum Zweitligisten Istanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor. Hier erreichte er in der Saison 2006/07 mit seiner Mannschaft die Vizemeisterschaft der TFF 1. Lig und stieg in die Süper Lig auf.

Nach gegenseitigem Einvernehmen mit der Klubführung löste er im Sommer 2015 seinen noch laufenden Vertrag auf und verließ nach zehnjähriger Zugehörigkeit den Verein, welcher sich im Sommer 2014 in Istanbul Başakşehir umbenannt hatte.

Nach seinem Abschied von Başakşehir FK heuerte er beim Zweitligisten Giresunspor an. Nach zwei Jahren kehrte er mit seinem Wechsel zu Erokspor nach Istanbul zurück.

Erfolge
 Istanbul BB/Başakşehir
 Tabellenfünfter der Süper Lig: 2014/15
 Vizemeister der TFF 1. Lig und Aufstieg in die Süper Lig: 2006/07
 Meister der TFF 1. Lig und Aufstieg in die Süper Lig: 2013/14
 Türkischer Pokalfinalist: 2010/11

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Fußballspieler (Artvin Hopaspor)
Fußballspieler (Çaykur Rizespor)
Fußballspieler (Giresunspor)
Fußballspieler (Istanbul Başakşehir FK)
Fußballspieler (Pazarspor)
Fußballspieler (Esenler Erokspor)
Geboren 1981
Mann
Türke

Rızvan Şahin


is a town located in Kaho District, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. As of April 30, 2017, the town has an estimated population of 13,750 and a density of 690 persons per km². The total area is 20.07 km².

Keisen was home to Fukuoka POW Camp in 1944 during World War II.

There are many Kofun in Keisen; Ōzuka Kofun, near Keisen Station, is designated as a site of special historic interest (one of only two of its kind in Japan), and has its own museum. Ozuka was built in the 6th century AD as a decorated mound tomb. It was rediscovered in 1934, and the artifacts found inside are now at Kyoto National Museum. It was closed to the public for preservation in 1967, but is now open twice a year. The museum has a full size reconstruction of the tomb with information in Japanese and English. Admittance is 310 yen for adults, as of 2009. Its archeological importance is perhaps comparable with that of Sutton Hoo.

In July 2010 a landslide after heavy rain destroyed a house.

References

External links
 Keisen official website

Towns in Fukuoka Prefecture

Keisen, Fukuoka


Access Industries, Inc. er et privatejet amerikansk holdingselskab, der blev grundlagt i 1986 af sovjetisk-fødte Leonard Blavatnik, som også er CEO. Access Industries har tre forretningsgrene: naturressourcer og kemikalier; medier og telekommunikation; og fast ejendom. Selskabet ejer Warner Music Group.

Eksterne henvisninger

Etableret i 1986
Metalvirksomheder fra USA
Kemivirksomheder fra USA
Konglomerater fra USA
Underholdningsvirksomheder fra USA
Holdingselskaber
Medievirksomheder fra USA
Olieselskaber fra USA
Ejendomsvirksomheder
Warner Music Group

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البلوغ في الشرع الإسلامي هو: الوصول إلى حد التكليف بالأحكام الشرعية، بأحد العلامات أو بلوغ مرحلة معينة من العمر.
في دين الإسلام، يكون بلوغ المرء بداية للكثير من الأحكام التكليفية لأن البالغ يصير متصرفا ومسؤولا عن أفعاله، فمن هذه الأحكام:
 وجوب الفرائض الشرعية كالصلاة والصوم والحج
 إقامة الحدود والقصاص؛
 النكاح

العلامات الدالة على البلوغ
علامات البلوغ هي: الأمارات الدالة على الوصول إلى حد التكليف بالأحكام الشرعية. ويحصل البلوغ بوجود هذه العلامات، أو معظمها، وبمعنى أوضح: وصول الصغير سن التكليف، الذي يكون فيه ظهور علامات أخرى.
 الاحتلام.
 الحيض في الأنثى.
 ظهور شعر العانة.
 غلظ الصوت.

عند الشافعية
بأحد العلامات الثلاث وهي:
 الاحتلام لتسع سنين.
 الحيض في الأنثى في سن إمكانه وهو تسع سنين.
 تمام خمسة عشر سنة قمرية تحديداً.

انظر أيضا
 بلوغ
 تكليف

مصادر

أصول الفقه
الجنسانية في الإسلام
العفة في الإسلام
بلوغ
فقه العبادات
فقه إسلامي
قانون إسلامي
مصطلحات الشريعة الإسلامية القانونية
مصطلحات عربية

بلوغ (إسلام)


A Pensando: Revista de Filosofia é um periódico científico editado pelo Programa de Pós-Graduação em Filosofia da Universidade Federal do Piauí. Publicada desde seu lançamento em 2010, esta revista está indexada em várias bases como Latindex e DOAJ.

Na avaliação do Qualis realizada pela Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES), este periódico foi classificado no extrato A2 para a área de Filosofia, a partir de 2022.

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Skønheden og udyret er en amerikansk romantisk fantasyfilm fra 2017. Filmen er instrueret af Bill Condon, skrevet af Stephen Chbosky, og har Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans, Ewan McGregor, Ian McKellen, Emma Thompson, Kevin Kline, Josh Gad, Audra McDonald, Gugu Mbatha-Raw og Stanley Tucci i hovedrollerne.

Filmen fik premiere i de danske biografier den 16. marts samme år. Grundet et såkaldt homo-øjeblik blev premieren i Malaysia udskudt, aldersgrænsen sat til 16 år i Rusland, og en biograf i delstaten Alabama i USA har valgt ikke at vise den.

Medvirkende

Engelske stemmer
 Emma Watson som Belle
 Dan Stevens som Udyret / Prins Adam
 Luke Evans som Gaston
 Ewan McGregor som Lumière
 Ian McKellen som Cogsworth
 Emma Thompson som Fru Potts
 Kevin Kline som Maurice
 Josh Gad som LeFou
 Audra McDonald som Garderobe
 Gugu Mbatha-Raw som Plumette
 Stanley Tucci som Cadenza
 Henry Garrett som Kongen
 Harriet Jones som Dronningen
 Adrian Schiller som Monsieur D'Arque
 Hattie Morahan som Agathe
 Nathan Mack som Chip
 Rudi Goodman som den unge Prins

Danske stemmer
 Annevig Schelde Ebbe som Belle
 Tomas Ambt Kofod som Udyret / Prins Adam
 Kenneth M. Christensen som Gaston
 Lars Knutzon som Maurice
 Laus Høybye som LeFou
 Caspar Phillipson som Lumière
 Donald Andersen som Cadenza
 Susanne Elmark som Mme. de Garderobe
 Katrine Falkenberg som Plumette
 Vibeke Hastrup som Agathe
 Lucas Lomholt Eriksen som Chip
 Nis Bank-Mikkelsen som Cogsworth (på dansk Kloksworth)
 Birgitte Raaberg som Fru Potts
 Lasse Lunderskov som Hr Pottes

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Amerikanske film fra 2017
Film baseret på eventyr
Film fra Disney
Film instrueret af Bill Condon
Engelsksprogede film

Skønheden og udyret (film fra 2017)


Barry Manilow (born Barry Alan Pincus; June 17, 1943) is an American singer and songwriter with a career that spans seven decades. His hit recordings include "Could It Be Magic", "Looks Like We Made It", "Mandy", "I Write the Songs", "Can't Smile Without You", "Weekend in New England" and "Copacabana (At the Copa)".

He has recorded and released 51 Top 40 singles on the Adult Contemporary Chart, including 13 that hit number one, 28 that appeared within the top ten, and 36 that reached the top twenty.  Manilow has released 13 platinum and six multi-platinum albums. Although not a favorite artist of music critics, Manilow has been praised by his peers in the recording industry, including Frank Sinatra, who was quoted in the 1970s as saying, "He's next."

As well as producing and arranging albums for himself and other artists, Manilow has written and performed songs for musicals, films, and commercials for corporations such as McDonald's, Pepsi-Cola, and Band-Aid. He has been nominated for a Grammy Award (winning once) as a producer, arranger and performer a total of fifteen times (and in every decade) from 1973 to 2015. He has also produced Grammy-nominated albums for Bette Midler, Dionne Warwick, Nancy Wilson, and Sarah Vaughan. Manilow has sold more than 85 million records as a solo artist worldwide, making him one of the world's best-selling artists.

Early life
Barry Manilow was born Barry Alan Pincus on June 17, 1943, in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Edna Manilow and Harold Kelliher, a truck driver of Irish descent. Barry's mother made his father change his name to Pincus, which was the name of a Jewish uncle of his father from the 1800s. Barry's parents were divorced when he was a baby, and his mother's Jewish family allowed no further contact between Barry and his father. Barry's maternal grandparents were Russian Jewish immigrants, and his paternal grandfather was Jewish, though his grandmother was a Catholic of Irish descent. His Irish roots trace back to Limerick, Ireland. Barry's grandfather had his surname changed to Manilow a few weeks before Barry's bar mitzvah.

Manilow grew up in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn and graduated in 1961 from the now-defunct Eastern District High School. While in high school, he met Susan Deixler, and they later married for a short time.  He enrolled in the City College of New York, where he briefly studied before entering the New York College of Music. He also worked at CBS while he was a student in order to pay his expenses.
Afterwards, he studied musical theater at Juilliard Performing Arts School.

Career

1960s
In 1964, Manilow met Bro Herrod, a CBS director, who asked him to arrange some songs for a musical adaptation of the melodrama, The Drunkard. Instead, Manilow wrote an entire original score. Herrod used Manilow's composition in the Off Broadway musical, which had an eight-year run at New York's 13th Street Repertory Theatre. Manilow then earned money by working as a pianist, producer and arranger.

During this time, he began work as a commercial jingle writer and singer, which continued through the remainder of the 1960s. He performed many of the TV jingles that he composed, including State Farm Insurance ("Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there") or Band-Aid ("I am stuck on Band-Aid, 'cause Band-Aid's stuck on me!"), for which he adopted a childlike voice and wrote the music (Donald B Wood wrote the lyrics). His singing-only credits include commercials for Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pepsi ("all across the nation, it's the Pepsi generation"), McDonald's ("you deserve a break today"), and Dr Pepper. Manilow was awarded an Honorary Clio at the 50th Anniversary Clio Awards in Las Vegas in 2009 for his 1960s work as a jingle writer and singer.  When accepting the award, he stated that he learned the most about making pop music by working for three or four years as a writer in the jingle industry.

By 1967, Manilow was the musical director for the WCBS-TV series Callback, which premiered on January 27, 1968. He next conducted and arranged for Ed Sullivan's production company, arranging a new theme for The Late Show, while writing, producing, and singing his radio and television jingles. At the same time, he and Jeanne Lucas performed as a duo for a two-season run at Julius Monk's Upstairs at the Downstairs club in New York.

By 1969, Manilow was signed by Columbia/CBS Music vice-president and recording artist, Tony Orlando, who went on to co-write with and produce Manilow and a group of studio musicians under the name "Featherbed" on the Columbia Pictures' newly acquired Bell Records label."

1970s
Manilow recorded and accompanied artists on the piano for auditions and performances in the first two years of the 1970s. He recorded four tracks as Featherbed, produced by Tony Orlando on Bell Records. Three of the tracks: "Morning", a ballad; "Amy", a psychedelic-influenced pop song; and an early, uptempo version of his own composition, "Could It Be Magic". A fourth tune recorded was "Rosalie Rosie", which was to be the flip side of "Could It Be Magic", but Bell Records went with "Morning" as the flip for Featherbed's second release instead.  Neither of two singles released impacted on the charts.

Bette Midler saw Manilow's act in 1971 and chose the young musician as her pianist at the Continental Baths in New York City that year, and subsequently as a producer on both her debut and second record albums The Divine Miss M (1972) and Bette Midler (1973). He also acted as her musical director on the tour mounted for her first album. In 1973, Manilow was nominated for the Album Of The Year Grammy Award for his production role on 'The Divine Miss M'.  Manilow worked with Midler from 1971 to 1975.

After the Featherbed singles failed to impact on the music charts, in July 1973, Bell Records released the album, Barry Manilow, which offered an eclectic mix of piano-driven pop and guitar-driven rock music, including a song called "I Am Your Child", which Manilow had composed with Marty Panzer for the 1972 Vietnam War drama Parades.

Among other songs on the album were Jon Hendricks' vocalese jazz standard "Cloudburst", most successfully recorded by his group Lambert, Hendricks and Ross in 1959, and a slower-tempo version of "Could It Be Magic". The latter's music was based on Chopin's "Prelude in C Minor", and provided Donna Summer with one of her first hits. (It was also covered by Take That in the 1990s, as an up-beat disco version of the song. Take That have since performed Manilow's original version in their Beautiful World Tour.)

In 1974, Clive Davis became temporary president of Bell with the goal of revitalizing Columbia Pictures's music division. With a $10 million investment by CPI, and a reorganization of the various Columbia Pictures legacy labels (Colpix, Colgems, and Bell), Davis introduced Columbia Pictures' new record division, Arista, in November 1974, with Davis himself owning 20% of the new venture.  Bell had its final number 1 hit in January 1975 with Manilow's breakthrough 1974 release of the single "Mandy" (Bell 45,613), followed shortly by the label's final hit, as well as its final single, "Look in My Eyes Pretty Woman" by Tony Orlando and Dawn (Bell 45,620—US #11) after which the more successful Bell albums were reissued on Arista. The final releases utilizing the Bell imprint have the designation "Bell Records, Distributed by Arista Records, 1776 Broadway, New York, New York 10019" around the rim of the label.

Davis' reorganization efforts continued to bear fruit in 1974, with the release of Manilow's second album, Barry Manilow II, with "Mandy" as the lead single.  Manilow had not wanted to record the song, which had originally been titled "Brandy" when originally recorded by its co-writer Scott English, but the song was included at the insistence of Davis. The title was changed to "Mandy" during the actual recording session on August 20, 1974, due to the fact that there had already been a song called "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" performed by Looking Glass and released in 1972 on Davis' Epic label.

"Mandy" was the start of a string of hit singles and albums that lasted through the early 1980s, coming from the multi-platinum and multi-hit albums Tryin' to Get the Feeling, This One's for You, Even Now, and One Voice. Following the success of Barry Manilow II, the first Bell Records album was remixed and reissued on Arista Records as Barry Manilow I. When Manilow went on his first tour, he included in his show what he called "A V.S.M.", or "A Very Strange Medley", a sampling of some of the commercial jingles that he had written, composed, and/or sung in the 1960s. The medley appeared later on his triple-platinum 1977 album Barry Manilow Live.

Beginning with Manilow's March 22, 1975, appearance on American Bandstand to promote the second album, a productive friendship with Dick Clark started. Among their projects together were numerous appearances by Manilow on Clark's productions of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, singing his original seasonal favorite "It's Just Another New Year's Eve"; American Bandstand anniversary shows; American Music Awards performances; and the 1985 television movie Copacabana, starring Manilow and executive produced by Clark.

Despite being a songwriter in his own right, several of Manilow's commercial successes were songs written by others. In addition to "Mandy", other hits that he did not write or compose include "Tryin' to Get the Feeling Again" (by David Pomeranz), "Weekend in New England" (by Randy Edelman), "Ships" (by Ian Hunter), "Looks Like We Made It" (by Richard Kerr and Will Jennings), "Can't Smile Without You" and "Ready to Take a Chance Again" (by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel). His number 1 hit "I Write the Songs" was composed by Bruce Johnston of The Beach Boys. According to album liner notes, Manilow did, however, perform co-production as well as arrangement duties on all the above tracks along with Ron Dante, most famous for his vocals on records by The Archies.

Manilow's breakthrough in Britain came with the release of Even Now, the first of many top-20 albums on that side of the Atlantic, which contained four singles that became major hits in the US. This was quickly followed by Manilow Magic The Best Of Barry Manilow, also known as Greatest Hits. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, ABC aired four variety television specials starring Manilow, who served as an executive producer. The Barry Manilow Special with Penny Marshall as his guest premiered on March 2, 1977, to an audience of 37 million. The special was nominated for four Emmys and won in the category of "Outstanding Comedy-Variety or Music Special." The Second Barry Manilow Special in 1978, with Ray Charles as his guest, was also nominated for four Emmys.

Manilow's "Ready to Take a Chance Again" originated in the film Foul Play, which also featured "Copacabana", from his fourth studio album Even Now. "Ready to Take a Chance Again" was nominated that year for the "Best Original Song" Oscar. On February 11, 1979, a concert from Manilow's sold-out dates at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles aired on the HBO series Standing Room Only, which was the first pay-television show to pose a serious threat to network primetime specials for ratings. From the same tour in 1978, a one-hour special from Manilow's sold-out concert at the Royal Albert Hall aired in the UK.

On May 23, 1979, ABC aired The Third Barry Manilow Special, with John Denver as his guest. This special was nominated for two Emmy awards and won for "Outstanding Achievement in Choreography". Also in 1979, Manilow produced Dionne Warwick's "comeback" album Dionne, her first to go platinum. He scored a top ten hit of his own, in the fall of 1979, with the song "Ships" (written and composed by Ian Hunter, former lead singer of Mott the Hoople) from the album One Voice.

1980s
The 1980s saw Manilow top the Adult Contemporary radio charts with songs such as "The Old Songs", "Somewhere Down the Road", "Read 'Em and Weep" (written by Jim Steinman), and a remake of the 1941 Jule Styne and Frank Loesser standard "I Don't Want to Walk Without You". Manilow's songs continued to receive frequent radio airplay throughout the decade. In the UK, Manilow performed five sold-out concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. In the United States, at Radio City Music Hall, his 1984 10-night run set a box-office sales record of nearly $2 million, making him the top draw in the 52-year history of the venue. In 1980, Manilow's One Voice special, with Dionne Warwick as his guest, was nominated for an Emmy for "Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction".

Also in 1980, a concert from Manilow's sold-out shows at England's Wembley Arena was broadcast while he was on a world tour. Manilow released the self-titled Barry (1980), which was his first album to not reach the top ten in the United States, stopping at number 15. The album contained the top 10 hit "I Made It Through the Rain" (originally a minor hit for its writer, Gerard Kenny) and "Bermuda Triangle". The album If I Should Love Again followed in 1981, with two top 40 recordings that both hit number 1 on the AC chart "The Old Songs" and "Somewhere Down The Road" and a third single that became a hit in the UK a cover of the 1965 Four Seasons smash "Let's Hang On". This was the first of his own albums that Manilow produced without Ron Dante, who had co-produced all the previous albums. Manilow's sold-out concert at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena in Pittsburgh aired nationally on Showtime, and locally on Philadelphia's now-defunct PRISM. In 1982, a concert from his sold out Royal Albert Hall show was broadcast in England. The live album and video Barry Live in Britain also came from his Royal Albert Hall shows.

On August 27, 1983, Manilow performed a landmark open-air concert at Blenheim Palace in Britain, an event that he told the audience was "one of the most exciting nights" in his life. It was the first such event ever held at that venue and was attended by an estimated 40,000 people. This concert was also taped for airing on Showtime. In December 1983, Manilow was reported to have endowed the music departments at six major universities in the United States and Canada. The endowments were part of a continuing endeavor by Manilow to recognize and encourage new musical talent.

In 1984, Manilow released 2:00 AM Paradise Cafe, a jazz/blues collection of original barroom tunes recorded in one live take in the studio. That same year, Showtime aired a documentary of Manilow recording the album with a number of jazz legends including Sarah Vaughan and Mel Tormé. In 1984 and 1985, England aired two one-hour concert specials from his National Exhibition Centre (NEC) concerts. In 1985, Manilow left Arista Records for RCA Records, where he released the pop album Manilow, and began a phase of international music, as he performed songs and duets in French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese. The Manilow album was a complete about-face from the Paradise Cafe album, containing a number of uptempo tracks that featured synthesizers. In 1985, Japan aired a Manilow concert special where he played "Sakura" on the koto.

In his only lead acting role, he portrayed Tony Starr in the 1985 CBS film Copacabana, which was based on his 1978 hit song "Copacabana", alongside Annette O'Toole as Lola Lamarr and Joseph Bologna as Rico. Manilow penned all the songs for the movie, with lyrics provided by his longtime collaborators Bruce Sussman and Jack Feldman. A soundtrack album for the TV film, Copacabana: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album, was released on RCA Records.

In October 1986, Manilow, along with Bruce Sussman, Tom Scott, and Charlie Fox, went to Washington, D.C. for two days of meetings with legislators, including lunch with then Senator Al Gore (D-TN). They were there to lobby against a copyright bill put forward by local television broadcasters that would mandate songwriter-producer source licensing of theme and incidental music on syndicated television show reruns and would disallow use of the blanket license then in effect. The songwriters said without the blanket license, artists would have to negotiate up front with producers individually, without knowing if a series would be a success. The license now pays according to a per-use formula. Manilow said that such a bill would act as a precedent for broadcasters to get rid of the blanket license entirely.

The following year, McGraw-Hill published Manilow's autobiography, Sweet Life: Adventures on the Way to Paradise, which took three years to complete. While promoting the work, Manilow defended his music in a telephone interview: "I live in laid-back L.A., but in my heart, I'm an energetic New Yorker and that's what has always come out of my music. I've always been surprised when the critics said I made wimpy little ballads." Manilow returned to Arista Records in 1987 with the release of Swing Street. The album, a mixture of traditional after-dark and techno jazz, contained "Brooklyn Blues", an autobiographical song for Manilow, and "Hey Mambo", an uptempo Latin style duet with Kid Creole, produced with the help of Emilio Estefan, Jr., founder of Miami Sound Machine.

CBS aired Manilow's Big Fun on Swing Street special in March 1988. It featured songs and special guests from his Swing Street and 2:00 AM Paradise Cafe albums, including Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Phyllis Hyman, Stanley Clarke, Carmen McRae, Tom Scott, and Uncle Festive, a band within Manilow's band at the time. The special was nominated for two Emmys in technical categories, and won in the category of "Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music program".

In 1988, Manilow performed "Please Don't Be Scared" and "Mandy/Could It Be Magic" at That's What Friends Are For: AIDS Concert '88, a benefit concert for the Warwick Foundation headed by Dionne Warwick and shown on Showtime a few years later. In the 1988 Walt Disney Pictures animated feature Oliver & Company, Bette Midler's character sang a new Manilow composition called "Perfect Isn't Easy". The 1989 release of Barry Manilow, which contained "Please Don't Be Scared", "Keep Each Other Warm", and "The One That Got Away", ended Manilow's streak of albums of original self-written material (he only wrote or arranged two of the album's songs) and began a phase of his recording career consisting of covers and compilations.

From April 18 to June 10, 1989, Manilow put on a show called Barry Manilow at the Gershwin, making 44 appearances at the Gershwin Theatre (also known as the Uris Theatre), where he had also recorded Barry Manilow Live in 1976. A best-selling 90-minute video of the same show was released the following year as Barry Manilow Live On Broadway. The Showtime one-hour special Barry Manilow SRO on Broadway consisted of edited highlights from this video. Manilow followed this set of shows with a world tour of the Broadway show.

1990s
Manilow released a number of cover tunes during the 1990s, starting with tracks on the 1989 release Barry Manilow, and continuing with his 1990 Christmas LP Because It's Christmas. On the Christmas album, Manilow was joined by pop girl trio Exposé and together they recreated, note for note, a 1943 million-selling recording of "Jingle Bells" by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters. Manilow has credited Patty, Maxene, and LaVerne Andrews as inspiring him, perhaps most evident in his recording of "Jump, Shout Boogie". Consequent "event" albums followed, including: Showstoppers, a collection of Broadway songs (1991), Singin' with the Big Bands (1994) and a late 1970s collection Summer of '78 (1996), which included the hit "I Go Crazy", formerly a hit for Paul Davis in 1978. The decade ended with Manilow recording a tribute to Frank Sinatra Manilow Sings Sinatra (1998) released months after Sinatra's death.

In 1990, Japan aired National Eolia Special: Barry Manilow On Broadway where he sang the title song "Eolia", which was used as a song there in a commercial for an air conditioner company of the same name, as well as other songs from his 1989–1990 Live on Broadway tour. In the early 1990s, Manilow signed on with Don Bluth to compose the songs with lyricists Jack Feldman and Bruce Sussman for three animated films. He co-wrote the Broadway-style musical scores for Thumbelina (1994) and The Pebble and the Penguin (1995). The third film, entitled Rapunzel, was shelved after the poor performance of The Pebble and the Penguin. Manilow was also to be cast as the voice of a cricket. Manilow also composed the score and wrote two songs with Bruce Sussman for Disney Sing Along Songs: Let's Go To The Circus.

Manilow produced the 1991 album With My Lover Beside Me by legendary jazz vocalist Nancy Wilson. The record is based on lyrics left behind by famed composer Johnny Mercer that had never been set to music. Manilow was invited in 1993 by Mercer's widow to complete the songs. His own recording of "When October Goes", with lyrics by Mercer, was released as a single in 1984, from his album 2:00 AM Paradise Cafe. Further Mercer compositions were set to music by Manilow over the following years, culminating in the 1991 Nancy Wilson release. Manilow is featured in a duet on the record in the final cut "Epilogue".

On February 19, 1992, Manilow testified before the Subcommittee on Intellectual Property and Judicial Administration House Committee in support of H.R. 3204, The Audio Home Recording Act of 1991. The bill was signed into law on October 28, 1992, by President George H. W. Bush and became effective immediately. In 1993, PBS aired Barry Manilow: The Best of Me, which was taped at Wembley Arena in England earlier that year. The BBC also played a one-hour version of the same show including "The Best of Me", sung during the concert, as a bonus song or "lucky strike extra" as Manilow says, not seen in The Greatest Hits...and then some, the video release of the show; however, the song was included on the DVD of the same title, with Manilow seated in front of a black curtain, lip-syncing to the recording. He performed 14 concerts as part of an extended tour covering Germany, Austria and Denmark. Manilow branched out in another direction and, with long-time lyricist Bruce Sussman, launched Copacabana, a musical play based on previous Manilow-related adaptations. They wrote new songs and it ran for two years on the London West End, and a tour company formed.

In December 1996, A&E aired Barry Manilow: Live By Request, the first of his two Live By Request appearances. The broadcast was A&E's most successful music program, attracting an estimated 2.4 million viewers. The show was also simulcast on the radio. In March 1997, VH-1 aired Barry Manilow: The Summer of '78, a one-hour special of Manilow solo at the piano being interviewed and playing his greatest hits as well as songs from Summer of '78, his latest release at the time. In another collaboration between Manilow and Sussman, they co-wrote the musical Harmony: A New Musical, which previewed October 7 to November 23, 1997, at the La Jolla Playhouse in La Jolla, California. Later in 2003, Harmony was originally scheduled for a tryout run in Philadelphia before going to Broadway, but was canceled after financial difficulties. After a legal battle with Mark Schwartz, the show's producer, Manilow and Sussman in 2005 won back the rights to the musical.

In 1998, Manilow released the record album Manilow Sings Sinatra which earned him a Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Grammy Award nomination in 1999.

On October 23, 1999, NBC aired the two-hour special StarSkates Salute to Barry Manilow taped at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, featuring numerous figure skaters performing to Manilow's music. Manilow also performed.

2000s
In 2000, Manilow had two specials, Manilow Country and Manilow Live!, taped over two consecutive days at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville, Tennessee. On April 11, 2000, The Nashville Network (TNN) aired the two-hour Manilow Country, which featured country stars Trisha Yearwood, Neal McCoy, Deana Carter, Jo Dee Messina, Lorrie Morgan, Kevin Sharp, Lila McCann, Gillian Welch and Jaci Velasquez singing their favorite Manilow hits with a "country" twist; Manilow also performed. This special was TNN's first High Definition (HD) broadcast and became one of TNN's highest rated concert specials.

In June 2000, DirectTV aired the two-hour concert special Manilow Live! where Manilow had his band, a 30-piece orchestra, and a choir. This HDTV special documented the concert tour at the time with the greatest hits of his career and was also released to video. Also that year, he worked with Monica Mancini on her Concord album The Dreams of Johnny Mercer, which included seven songs of Mercer's lyrics set to Manilow's music. Meanwhile, Manilow's record contract with Arista Records was not renewed due to new management. He then got a contract at Concord Records, a jazz-oriented label in California, and started work on the long-anticipated concept album Here at the Mayflower. The album was another eclectic mix of styles, almost entirely composed and produced by Manilow himself.

While Manilow was at Concord Records, the Barry Manilow Scholarship was awarded for four consecutive years (2002–2005) to the six highest-achieving students to reward excellence in the art and craft of lyric writing. The UCLA Extension course "Writing Lyrics That Succeed and Endure" was taught by long-time Manilow collaborator Marty Panzer, and each student received three additional "master class" advanced sessions as well as a three-hour private, one-on-one session with Panzer. Scholarship recipients were selected by the instructor based on progress made within the course, lyric writing ability, and the instructor's assessment of real potential in the field of songwriting. In February 2002, Manilow returned to the charts when Arista released a greatest hits album, Ultimate Manilow. On May 18, 2002, Manilow returned to CBS with Ultimate Manilow, his first special at the network since his Big Fun on Swing Street special in 1988. The special was filmed in the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, California, and was nominated for an Emmy in the category of "Outstanding Music Direction".

Produced by Manilow, Bette Midler Sings the Rosemary Clooney Songbook was released on September 30, 2003. It was the first time that the pair had worked together in more than twenty years. The album went gold, and they collaborated again in 2005 on Bette Midler Sings the Peggy Lee Songbook. On December 3, 2003, A&E aired A Barry Manilow Christmas: Live by Request, his second of two concerts for the series. The two-hour special had Manilow taking requests for Christmas songs performed live with a band and an orchestra. Manilow told the audience that he was what Clay Aiken was going to look like in thirty years, thus acknowledging an ongoing comparison between the two. Also on the special were guests Cyndi Lauper, José Feliciano, and Bette Midler (Midler, busy preparing her own tour in Los Angeles, appeared only in a pre-taped segment).

Then 2004 brought the release of two albums, a live album, 2 Nights Live! (BMG Strategic Marketing Group, 2004); and Scores: Songs from Copacabana & Harmony, an album of Manilow singing songs from his musicals. Scores was the last of Manilow's creative projects with the Concord label.

During his third appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show on September 15, 2004, Winfrey announced that Manilow is one of the most requested guests of all time on her show. On the show, he promoted his One Night Live! One Last Time! tour. It was around this time period where Manilow appeared for the first time on the mainstream FOX program American Idol in which his back-up singer, Debra Byrd, doubles as voice coach on the series. Manilow also appeared on Clay Aiken's TV special, A Clay Aiken Christmas.

Las Vegas Hilton executives in a press conference with Manilow on December 14, 2004, announced his signing to a long-term engagement as the house show. He began the residency in February 2005 with a show entitled Manilow: Music and Passion. In March 2006, Manilow's engagement was extended through 2008.

Manilow returned to Arista Records under Davis for a new covers album, released January 31, 2006, called The Greatest Songs of the Fifties. Manilow said he was blown away with the idea, which Davis presented when he visited Manilow's Las Vegas show. "When he suggested this idea to me, I slapped my forehead and said, 'Why hasn't anyone thought of this idea?'" Manilow said. It was an unexpected success, debuting at number one in the Billboard 200, marking the first time a Manilow album debuted at the top of the album chart as well as the first time a Manilow album has reached number one in 29 years. It was eventually certified Platinum in the U.S., and sold more than 3 million copies worldwide.

In March 2006, PBS aired Barry Manilow: Music and Passion, a Hilton concert recorded exclusively for the network's fundraising drive. Manilow was nominated for two Emmys, winning for "Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program". A sequel album to his best-selling fifties tribute album, The Greatest Songs of the Sixties was released on October 31, 2006, including songs such as "And I Love Her" and "Can't Help Falling in Love". It nearly repeated the success of its predecessor, debuting at number 2 in the Billboard 200.

In January 2007, Manilow returned to his hometown of New York City for three shows at Madison Square Garden. These included showing onscreen Manilow performing in one of his first television appearances, while the "live" Manilow played along onstage.  The same year saw him playing several shows on the east coast of the United States in August. Four more took place in December, half in the NY tri-state area in Uniondale and East Rutherford, and two in Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit. Manilow launched another short tour in early 2008, visiting several large venues including the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. A further album in the decades themed series went on release September 18, 2007. Barry Manilow: Songs from the Seventies, a PBS concert special based on the work, was taped in Manilow's home town, Brooklyn, October 2007. The show aired on PBS in December 2007 and was rebroadcast over New Year 2009. He appeared on American Idol on February 3, 2009, during Hollywood Week to give advice to the contestants.

Manilow released the record album "In The Swing of Christmas" in 2007, which earned him another Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Grammy Award nomination in 2008.

In December 2008, Manilow narrated the animated Christmas special "A Cranberry Christmas" which was broadcast on ABC Family and produced by (fittingly) Ocean Spray.  He also sang two original songs he composed with his long time collaborator, lyricist Bruce Sussman: "Christmas Is Just Around The Corner" and "Watch Out For Mr. Grape".

In October 2009, Manilow TV, a monthly video subscription service, launched. Once a month, Barry Manilow picks a different concert from his personal archive to show to subscribers. The first month, the first episode showed performances on April 20–21, 1996, at Wembley Arena in London.

Manilow ended his residency at the Hilton with a show entitled "Ultimate Manilow: the Hits" on December 30, 2009, after 300 performances for 450,000 fans.

2010s
On January 26, 2010, Manilow released The Greatest Love Songs of All Time, and, in December of that year, the album was nominated for a Grammy Award in the category of Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album.

He opened his new show "Manilow Paris Las Vegas" at the Paris Hotel & Casino at Las Vegas in March 2010.

On December 11, 2010, Manilow performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway.

Manilow completed work on his new album, 15 Minutes, in March 2011, with his official Facebook page announcing that he had completed putting "finishing touches" to the album on March 16, 2011.

On March 13, 2011, Manilow appeared at the Olivier Awards 2011 at London's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, singing "Copacabana" with the BBC Concert Orchestra and also singing with hit West End star, Kerry Ellis.

Since March 2011, he has hosted They Write the Songs, a documentary series for BBC Radio 2 in which he looks at the life and work of popular composers.

In May 2011, Manilow recorded his concerts at the O2 Arena in London, for CD and DVD release in early 2012.

In a June 2011 interview with the Los Angeles Times, Manilow said that his new album is influenced by Britney Spears; the album is about the pleasures and pitfalls of fame. It was influenced directly by Spears' personal struggles in late 2007. The album 15 Minutes debuted at number 7 on the U.S. Billboard 200 Album Chart. The first single from 15 Minutes, "Bring on Tomorrow", entered the U.S. Billboard Hot 200 Singles Chart's top 40, becoming Manilow's 47th top 40 hit.

In November 2011, Manilow recorded his shows at the Paris Las Vegas for an upcoming TV special and DVD release.

Manilow concluded his two-year residency at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas on December 11, 2012. This also ended his seven-year stay in Las Vegas.

In January 2013, Manilow returned to Broadway with his concert series "Manilow on Broadway". It was his first appearance on Broadway in more than two decades.

On July 4, 2013, Manilow performed live on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol as part of A Capitol Fourth. This was his second appearance on the PBS program.

On September 6, 2013, Harmony: A New Musical started a second run. This time at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre. The musical then had performances in Los Angeles in 2014.

On November 12, 2013, he performed at the BBC's Children in Need Rocks 2013.

On March 11, 2014, Manilow released Night Songs, an album of standards performed only with piano and synthesized acoustic bass by Manilow himself. It earned him a Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Grammy nomination that year.

On October 28, 2014, Manilow released My Dream Duets, which won him his fourth Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Grammy Award nomination.  This was the fifteenth Grammy Award nomination of his career with nominations occurring in every decade since the 1970s.

On February 11, 2015, Manilow began his One Last Time! tour at the CenturyLink Center Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska with stops at most major North American venues. Other destinations included Chicago at the United Center, Los Angeles at the Staples Center, and Brooklyn at the Barclay's Center for the tour finale on June 17, where Manilow celebrated his 72nd birthday during his Barclays Center debut.

In 2017, Billboard Magazine declared that Manilow has been on a Billboard 200 hot streak since 2002, when his greatest-hits collection Ultimate Manilow debuted and peaked at No. 3 (February 23, 2002), becoming his highest-charting set (and first top 10) since 1979's One Voice (No. 9). Since 2002, Manilow has logged a dozen top 40 efforts (including Ultimate). Further, he has notched at least one top 40 album in each of the five decades from the 1970s through the 2010s.

In 2019, it was announced that Manilow's original musical Harmony would make its New York debut at National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene in the Museum of Jewish Heritage, running from February 11 until March 29, 2020. The run was canceled due to the start of the COVID-19 health crisis and rescheduled for Spring of 2022.

2020s
On February 14, 2020, Manilow released Night Songs II, which debuted at No. 32 on the Billboard 200, marking his sixth consecutive decade of top 40-charting albums beginning with Barry Manilow II in 1975.

In April 2020, Manilow scored his 36th top-20 Billboard Adult Contemporary chart hit with "When the Good Times Come Again" which peaked at number 12 on the week of July 2. The song was originally recorded for his self-titled 1989 album and never released as a single. A fan made a lyric video for the song when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Manilow found the video and posted it on his Facebook page, leading his management company to send the song to radio stations for airplay.

In August 2020, he sold his song catalogue to Hipgnosis Songs Fund.

In 2021, Manilow started his The Hits Come Home residency at the Westgate Hotel in Las Vegas.

Personal life
Manilow married his high-school sweetheart, Susan Deixler, in 1964. Manilow later stated that he was in love with his wife and that his passion for a music career, in addition to his lack of maturity, put a strain on their relationship. He left the woman he considered "the perfect wife" after just one year of marriage in pursuit of a "wondrous musical adventure". Manilow credits the response he received from Playboy in December 1965 for the courage to leave everything behind and begin a career in music. "I asked a lot of people what I should do, and they all said different things", Manilow said. "Finally, I was so desperate, I wrote to the Playboy Advisor." Deixler had the marriage annulled in 1966. Manilow stated in 2017 that, despite his later long-term relationship with a man, he had been in love with Deixler and the failure of his marriage was not related to issues of sexual orientation.

Manilow began a relationship with TV executive Garry Kief, who soon became his manager, in 1978. The two married in 2014, after same-sex marriage became legal in California. They kept the relationship and his sexual orientation private until the marriage made headlines in 2015. Manilow did not want his personal relationship with Kief to become public.  The media began to publicize the event when a friend of Manilow's, Suzanne Somers, publicly disclosed the private exchange of vows at Manilow's home in Palm Springs. No official paperwork was filed, but it was reported that Manilow and Kief exchanged wedding bands as a sign of their dedication. Manilow officially came out as gay in April 2017, telling People that he had kept his sexual orientation quiet out of concern that it would disappoint his largely female fan base. However, when his fans learned of the marriage, they were supportive.

Philanthropy and fundraising
To help with the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo in 1989, which affected the Charleston, South Carolina, area, Manilow held a benefit concert November 12, 1989, at the University of South Carolina's Carolina Coliseum in Columbia, where the $10 tickets sold out in three hours, and asked concertgoers to bring canned food to be donated to residents in disaster areas. Before his concert, Mayor T. Patton Adams named that day "Barry Manilow Day", and Manilow presented the Red Cross and the Salvation Army with checks of $42,500 each.

On January 15, 1994, three hours before showtime, Manilow canceled a performance at an Ethnic Pride and Heritage Festival hosted at the Convention Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Benefactors included the Children's Hospital of New Jersey in Newark, the Community Foundation of New Jersey as well as United Hospitals Medical Center Foundation and Newark Museum in Newark during the pre-inaugural activities for then New Jersey Governor-elect Christie Whitman. Manilow said in a statement that he was specifically told in writing that the concert would be part of a non-partisan event.

To help in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, for every U.S. dollar donated by his fans to the American Red Cross through the Manilow Fund for Health and Hope website, Manilow personally matched, and the fund itself also matched, tripling the original donation. The fund delivered $150,000, raised in 48 hours, to the American Red Cross.

On October 27, 2011, Manilow visited Joplin, Missouri, a little more than five months after a tornado destroyed one-third of that city, including its only high school. His "Manilow Music Project" made a contribution of $300,000 to restore the musical program and instruments that were lost.

Litigation
On February 8, 1994, Manilow sued Los Angeles radio station KBIG (104.3 FM), seeking $13 million in damages and $15 million in punitive damages, claiming that one of their advertisements was causing irreparable damage to his professional reputation. The ad, a thirty-second spot which began airing on January 31, suggested that people listen to KBIG because it does not play Manilow's music. The lawsuit was filed in Orange County Superior Court by Los Angeles attorney C. Tucker Cheadle. Two days later, KBIG/104.3 FM agreed to drop the commercial poking fun at the singer, but a lawyer representing his business interests stopped short of agreeing to withdraw a $28 million lawsuit.

Arizona Court of Appeals Judge Philip Espinosa sued Manilow over the volume of a December 23, 1993, concert he attended with his wife. The judge said in a lawsuit he has had a constant ringing in his ears (tinnitus) and nearly blew his ears out. Espinosa sought unspecified damages, and the trial was set for September 23, 1997. The suit also named Manilow's production company, an Arizona concert promoter and the city of Tucson, Arizona, which runs the convention center where the concert was held. In July 1997, to settle the suit it was reported that Manilow donated $5,000 to the American Tinnitus Association.

In media
In 1979, Manilow's musical style was satirized in the song "I Need Your Help Barry Manilow" performed by Ray Stevens. The song leads off with a musical phrase resembling the opening of "I Write the Songs" and also references  "Mandy", "Copacabana", "Can't Smile Without You", "Weekend in New England", "Could It Be Magic" and "Tryin' to Get the Feeling Again" in a storyline where the singer details a litany of comedically unfortunate events in his life, reaching the conclusion that he needs Manilow to sing one of his more melancholy and wistful songs to comfort him, as several of Manilow's biggest hits have story lines about suffering and misfortune.

The song reached number 49 on the US Billboard Hot 100 number 11 on the Adult Contemporary chart. It spent a total of eight weeks on Hot 100 chart and also charted in Great Britain, Canada, and Australia. The single's cover art is a spoof of Manilow's album Barry Manilow II, and the song's album spoofs title and cover art of Manilow's Tryin' to Get the Feeling.

In 1989, an American tabloid claimed that Manilow was engaged to porn star Robin Byrd. On a June 22, 1989, appearance on The Tonight Show, Johnny Carson asked Manilow about the headline story. Manilow replied that he was just friends with Byrd, an innocent picture had been taken, and that there was no truth to the supposed engagement. After he met Byrd, his band gave him a videotape of Debbie Does Dallas as a present for his birthday. Manilow told Carson that he could not watch his friend doing what she does in that movie.

Manilow made headlines in June 2006 when Australian officials blasted his music from 9:00 p.m. until midnight every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to deter gangs of youths from congregating in a residential area late at night. In February 2022, New Zealand authorities employed a similar tactic against protesters who camped outside the country's parliament building to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Discography

Tours
Headlining

II Tour
Barry Manilow in Person
This One's for You Tour
Even Now Tour
 1980 World Tour
 In the Round World Tour
 Around the World in 80 Dates
 Hot Tonight Tour
 Paradise Tour
 Big Fun Tour de Force
 Barry Manilow in Concert
 Showstoppers Tour
 Greatest Hits...and Then Some Tour
World Tour '96
Reminiscing Tour
Manilow Live!
Live 2002
 One Night Live! One Last Time! Tour
 An Evening of Music and Passion
 The Hits...and Then Some Tour
 2012 Tour
 Manilow in Concert: Direct from Broadway
 2014 Tour
 One Last Time! Tour
 A Very Barry Christmas
 This is My Town Tour
 2022 UK Tour
 Manilow: Hits 2023!

Opening act
 Freddie Hubbard in Concert
 No Way to Treat a Lady Tour
 An Evening with Roberta Flack

Residency shows

 Showcase at the Continental Baths
 On Broadway ... in Manhattan
 Barry at the Gershwin
 Barry Manilow on Broadway
 Music and Passion
 Ultimate Manilow: The Hits
 A Gift of Love
 Manilow
 Live at the St. James
 The Hits Come Home
 Live at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

Awards
 1977 Emmy for Outstanding Special Comedy, Variety or Music The Barry Manilow Special
 1977 Special Tony Award Barry Manilow on Broadway
 1978 American Music Awards Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist
 1978 Grammy Copacabana Best Pop Male Vocal Performance
 1979 American Music Awards  Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist
 1980 American Music Awards Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist
 1980 Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
 2002 Songwriter's Hall of Fame
 2003 Society of Singers Lifetime Achievement Award
 2006 Emmy for Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program Barry Manilow: Music And Passion
 2007 RIAA Plaque commemorating worldwide record sales of 75 million
 2009 Clio Awards Honorary Clio Award for 1960s work as a jingle writer and singer at the 50th Anniversary CLIO Awards in Las Vegas.

Selected TV and movie appearances

 Tonight Show November 17, 1972 (with Bette Midler)
 Tonight Show September 12, 1973 (with Bette Midler)
 The Dick Cavett Show September 19, 1974 (with Bette Davis)

 Donny & Marie on October 23, 1977
 ABC special The Barry Manilow Special on March 2, 1977
 ABC special The Second Barry Manilow Special on February 24, 1978
 ABC special The Stars Salute Israel At 30 on May 8, 1978
 ABC special The Third Barry Manilow Special on May 23, 1979
 ABC special Barry Manilow: One Voice on May 19, 1980
 May 8, 1982, Goldie & Kids a special with hostess Goldie Hawn where he acted in skits and sang "One Voice", "Sunday Father", and "I Am Your Child".
 Tonight Show November 29, 1985, singing his new hit "In Search of Love"
 In 1985 Barry wrote and starred in the television movie Copacabana, a musical which was inspired by his 1978 song "Copacabana"
 On September 17, 1987, he appeared in the star-studded CBS special We The People 200: The Constitutional Gala taped at the Philadelphia Civic Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to debut his song "Let Freedom Ring".
 CBS special Barry Manilow: Big Fun on Swing Street on March 7, 1988
 On May 17, 1989, he made the first of eight appearances as a guest on The Arsenio Hall Show over five years.
 On May 17, 1993, he made a guest appearance on the CBS show Murphy Brown. On the show, Candice Bergen's title character had frequently made reference to her hatred of Manilow's music, but after she became a mother, Manilow appeared to sing her a sweet version of his tune "I Am Your Child", winning her over with the song about a parent's bond with a child. Later that year he appeared in England on Surprise! Surprise! with Cilla Black where he performed the new single he had recorded with Cilla of "You'll Never Walk Alone".
 Guest appearance in a 2001 episode of Ally McBeal. He played both a hallucination of Ally's and himself on stage at the end of the show.
 Played himself in a cameo in the 2002 dark comedy Unconditional Love starring Kathy Bates and Rupert Everett where "Can't Smile Without You" also figured into the plot.
 On December 11, 2003, he appeared on the NBC show Will & Grace as himself backstage between tour stops. The name of the episode is "Fanilow" as in "a fan of Manilow".
 On April 20–21, 2004, Manilow reunited with Debra Byrd his former backup singer who is now the vocal coach at American Idol when he appeared as a guest judge and worked with the top seven finalists for the popular FOX variety prize show where the season three contestants sang his songs as the theme for the week.
 On December 8, 2004, he was a guest on the NBC special A Clay Aiken Christmas, hosted by the former Idol runner-up.
 On March 21–22, 2006, Manilow returned to American Idol in season five when 1950s music was the theme. He again helped the top eleven finalists to fine tune their performances and again sang on the results show.
 In November 2006, he appeared on Logo's reality show Jacob and Joshua: Nemesis Rising as himself in Las Vegas for a recording session with the twins.
 On November 23, 2006, Manilow appeared live on a float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and performed the song "What the World Needs Now" on the television broadcast of the parade.
 On December 2, 2006, Manilow was the celebrity guest and theme for the week on series three of The X Factor where he assisted the top four acts with their performances.
 On December 12, 2006, he appeared live at the 2006 Royal Variety Performance and performed a selection from his latest album.
 He appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on October 31, 2007, on November 17, 2008, and on July 12, 2011.
 He guest starred on Family Guy in "Back to the Woods" on February 17, 2008
 On December 4, 2008, he was the main guest on UK's The Graham Norton Show.
 He guest starred on Strictly Come Dancing on December 7, 2008.
 Manilow narrated and wrote original music for the Ocean Spray Christmas special Cranberry Christmas.
 On September 11, 2009, he was a guest on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (UK).
 On October 2, 2009, he appeared on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.
 On December 10, 2009, he was a guest on The Jay Leno Show (US).
 On January 21, 2010, he was a guest on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (US), where he explained that before he became famous, he wrote advertising jingles, including two well-known jingles for Band-Aid and State Farm. Also, he commented on his diet of "forgetting to eat".
 On February 6, 2010, he was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live! where Jimmy showed a photo of him in the 1970s and discussed his new album.
 On December 11, 2010, he ended the Nobel Peace Prize concert in Oslo, Norway singing four of his most known and popular songs. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
 On March 25, 2011, Manilow, his band, and crew celebrated their one-year anniversary at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas.
 On June 15, 2011, he appeared on Good Morning America performing his new album, "Fifteen Minutes".
 On June 23, 2011, he appeared on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight.
 On June 24, 2011, he appeared on the UK's Paul O'Grady Live.
 On October 28, 2011, he was the star of the UK's show An Audience With... Barry Manilow.
 On December 11, 2011, he appeared on ITV's Text Santa: The Launch.
 On December 14, 2011, he appeared on the royal variety show on ITV.
 On January 23, 2013, he appeared on Katie (US). He sang a medley of songs for host Katie Couric and promoted his "Manilow on Broadway" show at the St. James Theatre scheduled to run January through February 2013.
 On July 3, 2013, he was on The Diane Rehm Show, where he discussed his career.
 On July 4, 2015, he sang on A Capitol Fourth—music and fireworks from Washington, D.C.

References

External links

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 Barry Manilow interview on BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Discs, October 2, 2009

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