https://ideawaza.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=69.142.0.0%2F16 2026-09-30T01:38:24Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.46.0 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Archive:BiP_2009_Section_20_Vocabulary_Wiki&diff=33828 2009-02-27T02:57:09Z

<p>69.142.115.2: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Business and its Publics (BiP) 2009. Section 20 Vocabulary Wiki.''' ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Enter new vocabulary terms here, and sign your name.<br /> Then contribute definitions to open vocabulary terms.<br /> [[User:BiP2009S20|BiP2009S20]] 20:51, 20 January 2009 (UTC)<br /> <br /> Enter new definitions in the format of Definition List as follows:<br /> <br /> ; Word : Definition of the word<br /> <br /> or <br /> <br /> ; Longer Phrase<br /> : phrase defined at length, such that, even with a relatively large window width one can see that the wrapping of the text maintains the indentation of the definition and thus a highlight of the defined term. This accentuates readability of the list.<br /> <br /> ''To get started, click the &quot;edit&quot; button next to the headline, and copy the formatting codes from the examples above.<br /> ''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> Section 501(c)(3): Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code is a tax law that exempts non-profit organizations from federal income taxes. The organization must not operate for private interests, but public interests. Educational, religious, and charitable corporations generally qualify for Section 501(c)(3). The tax law exemption does not include other federal taxes, such as employment taxes.<br /> -Sneha Venkateswaran<br /> <br /> '''TLA''' stands for Three-Letter Acronym, an abbreviation that consists of three letters. WTO, IMF, and NGO are organizations whose names are written in TLA. <br /> '''WTO''' is an abbreviation for World Trade Organization, '''IMF''' for International Monetary Fund, and '''NGO''' for Non-Governmental Organization.<br /> WTO is a global organization, established in 1995, that deals with the rules of trade between nations.<br /> IMF is another international organization that was established in order to promote international trade, high employment, and economic growth, and encourage monetary cooperation. <br /> - Scarlett Lee<br /> <br /> '''Debt''' is something (usually assets) that is owed to a creditor. It contributes to a decrease in future purchasing power. It is an accumulation of deficits. <br /> <br /> '''Debit''' is a term used in accounting to keep track of financial transactions. Debits are always recorded on the left side in double-entry accounting. A debit in the asset account is an increase, while a debit in the liabilities or equity accounts is a decrease. Assets = Liabilities + Equity <br /> <br /> '''Deficit''' occurs when more money is spent than is received. Remedies of a budget deficit include borrowing, issuing of bonds, or sales of assets. However, such solutions can cause inflation.<br /> ~Juliet Huang<br /> <br /> '''An Arbitrage Event''' is when there is a price difference for the same product, but in two different locations. For example, if a security is priced higher in the U.S. than in the U.K. then a savvy investor - with international connections - can purchase the securities overseas to sell them at a profit in North America. This process is common when dealing with hedge funds and other small private investment groups. A more relevant example would be a '''Merger Arbitrage''' or risk arbitrage in which an investor buys the stock of a company that will be subject to a takeover whilst '''shorting''' the stock of the acquiring corporation. This was the case when Microsoft bid for Yahoo! where millions were made in the process. - Imran Qureshi</div>

69.142.115.2 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Archive:BiP_2009_Section_20_Vocabulary_Wiki&diff=33827 2009-02-27T02:56:24Z

<p>69.142.115.2: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Business and its Publics (BiP) 2009. Section 20 Vocabulary Wiki.''' ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Enter new vocabulary terms here, and sign your name.<br /> Then contribute definitions to open vocabulary terms.<br /> [[User:BiP2009S20|BiP2009S20]] 20:51, 20 January 2009 (UTC)<br /> <br /> Enter new definitions in the format of Definition List as follows:<br /> <br /> ; Word : Definition of the word<br /> <br /> or <br /> <br /> ; Longer Phrase<br /> : phrase defined at length, such that, even with a relatively large window width one can see that the wrapping of the text maintains the indentation of the definition and thus a highlight of the defined term. This accentuates readability of the list.<br /> <br /> ''To get started, click the &quot;edit&quot; button next to the headline, and copy the formatting codes from the examples above.<br /> ''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> Section 501(c)(3): Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code is a tax law that exempts non-profit organizations from federal income taxes. The organization must not operate for private interests, but public interests. Educational, religious, and charitable corporations generally qualify for Section 501(c)(3). The tax law exemption does not include other federal taxes, such as employment taxes.<br /> -Sneha Venkateswaran<br /> <br /> '''TLA''' stands for Three-Letter Acronym, an abbreviation that consists of three letters. WTO, IMF, and NGO are organizations whose names are written in TLA. <br /> '''WTO''' is an abbreviation for World Trade Organization, '''IMF''' for International Monetary Fund, and '''NGO''' for Non-Governmental Organization.<br /> WTO is a global organization, established in 1995, that deals with the rules of trade between nations.<br /> IMF is another international organization that was established in order to promote international trade, high employment, and economic growth, and encourage monetary cooperation. <br /> - Scarlett Lee<br /> <br /> '''Debt''' is something (usually assets) that is owed to a creditor. It contributes to a decrease in future purchasing power. It is an accumulation of deficits. <br /> <br /> '''Debit''' is a term used in accounting to keep track of financial transactions. Debits are always recorded on the left side in double-entry accounting. A debit in the asset account is an increase, while a debit in the liabilities or equity accounts is a decrease. Assets = Liabilities + Equity <br /> <br /> '''Deficit''' occurs when more money is spent than is received. Remedies of a budget deficit include borrowing, issuing of bonds, or sales of assets. However, such solutions can cause inflation.<br /> ~Juliet Huang<br /> <br /> '''An Arbitrage Event''' is when there is a price difference for the same product, but in two different locations. For example, if a security is priced higher in the U.S. than in the U.K. then a savvy investor - with international connections - can purchase the securities overseas to sell them at a profit in North America. This process is common when dealing with hedge funds and other small private investment groups. A more relevant example would be a '''Merger Arbitrage''' or risk arbitrage in which an investor buys the stock of a company that will be subject to a takeover whilst '''shorting''' the stock of the acquiring corporation. This was the case when Microsoft bid for Yahoo! Billions were made in the process. - Imran Qureshi</div>

69.142.115.2 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Archive:BiP_2009_Section_20_Vocabulary_Wiki&diff=33826 2009-02-27T02:55:39Z

<p>69.142.115.2: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Business and its Publics (BiP) 2009. Section 20 Vocabulary Wiki.''' ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Enter new vocabulary terms here, and sign your name.<br /> Then contribute definitions to open vocabulary terms.<br /> [[User:BiP2009S20|BiP2009S20]] 20:51, 20 January 2009 (UTC)<br /> <br /> Enter new definitions in the format of Definition List as follows:<br /> <br /> ; Word : Definition of the word<br /> <br /> or <br /> <br /> ; Longer Phrase<br /> : phrase defined at length, such that, even with a relatively large window width one can see that the wrapping of the text maintains the indentation of the definition and thus a highlight of the defined term. This accentuates readability of the list.<br /> <br /> ''To get started, click the &quot;edit&quot; button next to the headline, and copy the formatting codes from the examples above.<br /> ''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> Section 501(c)(3): Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code is a tax law that exempts non-profit organizations from federal income taxes. The organization must not operate for private interests, but public interests. Educational, religious, and charitable corporations generally qualify for Section 501(c)(3). The tax law exemption does not include other federal taxes, such as employment taxes.<br /> -Sneha Venkateswaran<br /> <br /> '''TLA''' stands for Three-Letter Acronym, an abbreviation that consists of three letters. WTO, IMF, and NGO are organizations whose names are written in TLA. <br /> '''WTO''' is an abbreviation for World Trade Organization, '''IMF''' for International Monetary Fund, and '''NGO''' for Non-Governmental Organization.<br /> WTO is a global organization, established in 1995, that deals with the rules of trade between nations.<br /> IMF is another international organization that was established in order to promote international trade, high employment, and economic growth, and encourage monetary cooperation. <br /> - Scarlett Lee<br /> <br /> '''Debt''' is something (usually assets) that is owed to a creditor. It contributes to a decrease in future purchasing power. It is an accumulation of deficits. <br /> <br /> '''Debit''' is a term used in accounting to keep track of financial transactions. Debits are always recorded on the left side in double-entry accounting. A debit in the asset account is an increase, while a debit in the liabilities or equity accounts is a decrease. Assets = Liabilities + Equity <br /> <br /> '''Deficit''' occurs when more money is spent than is received. Remedies of a budget deficit include borrowing, issuing of bonds, or sales of assets. However, such solutions can cause inflation.<br /> ~Juliet Huang<br /> <br /> '''An Arbitrage Event''' is when there is a price difference for the same product, but in two different locations. For example, if a security is priced higher in the U.S. than in the U.K. then a savvy investor - with international connections - can purchase the securities overseas to sell them at a profit in North America. This process is common when dealing with hedge funds and other small private investment groups. A more relevant example would be a '''Merger Arbitrage''' or risk arbitrage in which an investor buys the stock of a company that will be subject to a takeover whilst '''shorting''' the stock of the acquiring corporation. This was the case when Microsoft bid for Yahoo! - Imran Qureshi</div>

69.142.115.2 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Archive:List_of_films_aired_on_Nickelodeon&diff=62518 2008-05-03T18:11:40Z

<p>69.142.252.33: /* Non-Nickelodeon Movies */</p> <hr /> <div>This is a list of [[television movie|television film]]s produced for the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]]. <br /> <br /> ==2000s==<br /> ===2000===<br /> # ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]])<br /> # ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[October 5]], [[2000]])<br /> # ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]])<br /> # ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]])<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> # ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) <br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> <br /> # ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' ([[June 13]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]])<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> # ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]])<br /> # ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video)<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> # ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[My Big Fat Spy Wedding]]'' ([[July 22]],[[2005]])<br /> # ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]])<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> # ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]])<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) <br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band]]: [[List of Naked Brothers Band episodes|The Song]]'' ([[June 22]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Drake &amp; Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''Zoey 101: [[List of Zoey 101 episodes|The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[List of SpongeBob SquarePants episodes|Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]] [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]])<br /> # '' [[ Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]])<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> # ''[[Zoey 101]]: Goodbye, Zoey?'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[Fairly OddParents]] Fairly OddBaby ([[February 18]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[Zoey 101]]: Chasing Zoey''<br /> # ''Gym Teacher: The Movie''<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band]]: Polar Bears (expected to air in June)<br /> # ''[[iCarly]]: iCarly Saves TV (expected to air in June)<br /> <br /> ==Non-Nickelodeon TV Movies==<br /> <br /> # ''Virtual Mom''<br /> # ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''<br /> <br /> ==Brodcasted Movies==<br /> <br /> ===Nickelodeon Originals===<br /> <br /> # ''[[Good Burger]]''<br /> # ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]''<br /> # ''[[Hey Arnold!: The Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]''<br /> # ''[[The Spongebob Squarepants Movie]]''<br /> <br /> ===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===<br /> <br /> # ''[[Grease]]''<br /> # ''My Brother the Pig''<br /> # ''[[Scooby Doo]]''<br /> # ''[[Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed]]''<br /> # ''[[Kangaroo Jack]]''<br /> # ''[[What a Girl Wants]]''<br /> # ''[[E.T.]] (will broadcast May 16)<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> *[[Nickelodeon Movies]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Nickelodeon]]<br /> [[Category:American television films]]</div>

69.142.252.33 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Archive:List_of_films_aired_on_Nickelodeon&diff=62517 2008-05-03T18:08:54Z

<p>69.142.252.33: I added 2 movies.</p> <hr /> <div>This is a list of [[television movie|television film]]s produced for the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]]. <br /> <br /> ==2000s==<br /> ===2000===<br /> # ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]])<br /> # ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[October 5]], [[2000]])<br /> # ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])<br /> <br /> ===2001===<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]])<br /> # ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]])<br /> <br /> ===2002===<br /> # ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) <br /> <br /> ===2003===<br /> <br /> # ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' ([[June 13]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]])<br /> <br /> ===2004===<br /> # ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]])<br /> # ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]])<br /> # ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video)<br /> <br /> ===2005===<br /> # ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Jimmy Neutron: [[My Big Fat Spy Wedding]]'' ([[July 22]],[[2005]])<br /> # ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]])<br /> # ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]])<br /> <br /> ===2006===<br /> # ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]])<br /> # ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]])<br /> <br /> ===2007===<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) <br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band]]: [[List of Naked Brothers Band episodes|The Song]]'' ([[June 22]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Drake &amp; Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''Zoey 101: [[List of Zoey 101 episodes|The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[List of SpongeBob SquarePants episodes|Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]])<br /> # ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]] [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]])<br /> # '' [[ Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]])<br /> <br /> ===2008===<br /> # ''[[Zoey 101]]: Goodbye, Zoey?'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[Fairly OddParents]] Fairly OddBaby ([[February 18]], [[2008]])<br /> # ''[[Zoey 101]]: Chasing Zoey''<br /> # ''Gym Teacher: The Movie''<br /> # ''[[The Naked Brothers Band]]: Polar Bears (expected to air in June)<br /> # ''[[iCarly]]: iCarly Saves TV (expected to air in June)<br /> <br /> ==Non-Nickelodeon TV Movies==<br /> <br /> # ''Virtual Mom''<br /> # ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''<br /> <br /> ==Brodcasted Movies==<br /> <br /> ===Nickelodeon Originals===<br /> <br /> # ''[[Good Burger]]''<br /> # ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]''<br /> # ''[[Hey Arnold!: The Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]''<br /> # ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]''<br /> # ''[[The Spongebob Squarepants Movie]]''<br /> <br /> ===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===<br /> <br /> # ''[[Grease]]''<br /> # ''My Brother the Pig''<br /> # ''[[Scooby Doo]]''<br /> # ''[[Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed]]''<br /> # ''[[Kangaroo Jack]]''<br /> # ''[[What a Girl Wants]]''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> *[[Nickelodeon Movies]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Nickelodeon]]<br /> [[Category:American television films]]</div>

69.142.252.33 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Textile_engineering&diff=3513 2007-08-30T00:20:10Z

<p>69.142.247.15: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> Welcome to the department of textile engineering!<br /> <br /> Textile engineering (TE) or textile technology deals with the application of scientific and engineering principles to the design and control of all aspects of fiber, textile, and apparel processes, products, and machinery. These include natural and man-made materials, interaction of materials with machines, safety and health, energy conservation, and waste and pollution control. Additionally, textile engineers are given training and experience in plant design and layout, machine and wet process design and improvement, and designing and creating textile products.<br /> <br /> A textile engineer therefore works with textile materials: fibers, yarns, fabrics, and finishes. Most textile engineers work on product research and development, either improving current textile based products or creating new products. They may also be involved with finding uses for new fibers, yarns, fabrics, or textile finishes.<br /> <br /> == Divisions ==<br /> [[Topic:Textile Engineering/Technology_and_Textile_Chemistry|Textile technology and textile chemistry]]<br /> <br /> == Learning materials ==<br /> === Courses ===<br /> * [[Textile Engineering Systems]]<br /> * [[Textile Engineering Design]]<br /> * [[Mechanics of Fibrous Structures]]<br /> * [[Textile Engineering Quality Improvement]]<br /> * [[Textile Information Systems Design]]<br /> * [[Polymer Engineering]]<br /> * [[Polymeric Biomaterials Engineering]]<br /> * [[Fabric Manufacturing]]<br /> * [[Special Topics in Textile Engineering]]<br /> * [[Fabric Production Systems]]<br /> * [[Textile Composites]]<br /> * [[Polymeric Biomaterials Engineering]]<br /> * [[Industrial Textiles]]<br /> * [[Textile Applications in Medicine]]<br /> * [[Engineering Economics]]<br /> * [[Basic Electronics of Textile Manufacturing]]<br /> * [[Textile Quality Testing Machinery]]<br /> * [[Dyeing]]<br /> * [[Textile Coloration]]<br /> * [[Industrial Planning and Organization]]<br /> * [[Thermodynamics]]<br /> * [[Materials Science]]<br /> * [[Industrial Management]]<br /> * [[Applied Mechanics]]<br /> * [[Engineering Drawing and Design]]<br /> * [[Novel Topics in Textile Engineering]]<br /> <br /> == Research and Learning Projects ==<br /> <br /> == Collaborators ==<br /> * ...<br /> * ...<br /> * ...<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [[Category:Engineering]]<br /> [[Category:Nanotechnology]]<br /> [[Category:Chemistry]]</div>

69.142.247.15 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Massive_Multiplayer_Online_Role_Playing_Game_Research_Project&diff=19736 2007-07-27T15:45:22Z

<p>69.142.236.3: /* Questions to Answer */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game Research Project (MMORPGRP - pronounced Morp-Group)<br /> <br /> There are currently a variety of open source massive multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) projects in existence [http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&amp;words=mmorpg over at Sourceforge].<br /> <br /> There are many novel MMORPG's in existence. <br /> <br /> There are also 3d engines such as Crystalspace that are open source. <br /> <br /> This research project may attempt to discover how to to integrate the most appropriate technologies to develop an MMORPG that is:<br /> * Flexible (like a gymnast)<br /> * Fun (like a fun person)<br /> * Fast (like a cheetah)<br /> * Decentralized (like something not central)<br /> * Secure (like a safe)<br /> * Light (like a feather)<br /> * Portable (like a car)<br /> * Open (like an open door)<br /> <br /> == Questions to Answer ==<br /> '''What is the corporate appeal of projects like Second Life?'''<br /> * Second life has over 8 million users.<br /> '''What has contributed to World of Warcraft's amazing success?'''<br /> * The amount of content, support, the Blizzard name, the previous Warcraft titles, amazing maintenance and updates (patches)<br /> * A large user base<br /> '''How can custom scripting be implemented into an MMORPG?'''<br /> * addons (i.e. WoW using LUA)<br /> * This can be done by programming the server to control some objects' behavior using an internal scripting language.<br /> '''What would be a more specific and appropriate name for this project?'''<br /> * OMP (Open MMORPG Project)<br /> * OpenWorld<br /> * WikiVerse<br /> '''How could security be implemented in a decentralized MMORPG while still keeping the integrity of character abilities and powers?'''<br /> * check abilities/powers etc. against a database record and check for increases or decreases according to items or beneficial effects and check where they came from and block &quot;bad&quot; ones.<br /> * How could this question be worded more succinctly and clearly?<br /> * Before you can discuss security, you need to know how the &quot;decentralized&quot; model works.<br /> '''What is meant by decentralized? What is not to made centralized in the game?'''<br /> <br /> '''Will there be a true decentralized network, or will there still be a server?'''<br /> * If there is a server then what will be done with Peer to Peer and what will be done on the server?<br /> <br /> ==Brain storming==<br /> Tentatively, the structure will be as follows:<br /> A server will hold the place holder of a world, the size of earth, with a sun the size of the sun, and all the planets as they are. I will essentially be a clone of present reality... in a rough, extremely undetailed for (so that one server could initially handle the load). Perhaps all this could be accomplished with 50MB - 1 GB of hard drive space.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> === Possibly useful open source projects ===<br /> * [http://www.crystalspace3d.org/main/Main_Page CrystalSpace3d] - An open source portable 3d gaming engine.<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/ex-naryan/ Expanses of Naryan] - An open source 3d MMORPG<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/aocpp/ aocpp] An open source C++ port of Argentum Online, a 2D MMORPG(AKA project Morgoao ).<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/themanaworld/ The ManaWorld] - An open source 2D MMORPG with lots of support.<br /> * [http://freshmeat.net/projects/angelion-tdc/ Angelion] - Isometric 2d MMORPG with realtime map editing.<br /> * [http://freshmeat.net/projects/fife/ FIFE] - An isometric 2D fallout like engine.<br /> * [http://freshmeat.net/projects/angelion-tdc/ Angelion: The Demon Project] - Another MMORPG<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/daimonin/ Daimonin] - &quot; &quot;<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/isotope/ Isotope] - An open source '''decentralized''' MMORPG (This is '''not''' truly decentralized; a server is still involved.)<br /> * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mmorpgcomplex/ PHP MMORPG (AcetoneRPG)] - An MMORPG framework designed to work in a web browser using Ajax, PHP, and MySQL<br /> * [http://www.continuousphysics.com/Bullet/ Bullet Physics Engine] - Open source free to use physics library. Pretty slick.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Research]]<br /> [[Category:Computer science]]<br /> [[Category:Software development]]</div>

69.142.236.3 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Archive:Fanboy&diff=54701 2005-06-15T04:23:08Z

<p>69.142.119.181: grammar</p> <hr /> <div>'''Fanboy''' or '''Fanboi''' is a term used to describe someone who is utterly devoted to a single subject or [[hobby]], often to the point where it is considered an [[obsession]]. The term originated in [[comic book]] circles, to describe someone who was socially insecure and used comics as a shield from interaction, hence the disparaging connotations. Fanboys are often experts on minor details regarding their hobbies, and they take these details extremely seriously. The term itself is often used in a derogatory manner by less serious fans of the same material. Nevertheless, self-labeling usages of the term have been noted; in the songs of the fannish [[parody]] [[musician]] [[Luke Ski]], many characters proudly consider themselves ''fanboys''. The term is usually applied to people in their teens or 20s. Within this group, common objects of deference for fanboys are [[TV show]]s, [[film|movie]]s, [[anime]], [[video game console]]s, [[video games]], [[operating system]]s and [[software]] companies. The female equivalent is sometimes called a [[fangirl]]. Fangirls tend to be more devoted to emotional and romantic aspects of their [[fandom]], especially [[shipping (fandom)|shipping]]. <br /> <br /> [[Stereotype|Stereotypically]], fanboys are attributed with a [[sycophant]]ic devotion to the creators and principles behind a work they are currently enthralled by, but will quickly move their attention elsewhere once something better or just newer comes along. A good example of this is [[Harry Knowles]] and his associates at [[Ain't It Cool News]], whose particular focus is on [[film|movies]] in the [[action movie|action]], [[fantasy]], adventure and [[superhero]] genres. Fanboys are noted for a very emotional attachment to their chosen subject, often taking negative remarks about it as a personal attack. They will readily engage in debates, but will fall back on emotional responses.<br /> <br /> The stereotypical image of the fanboy is as an unkempt, often overweight, and generally unattractive figure of a young man who appears as a loud mouthed pseudo-intellectual. A popular depiction of this stereotype is the [[Comic Book Guy]] on [[The Simpsons]]. In the mid [[1990s]], the emergence of [[slacker]] culture changed this image somewhat. Movies such as [[Kevin Smith]]'s Jersey Trilogy ([[Clerks (movie)|Clerks]], [[Mallrats]], and [[Chasing Amy]]), altered the image of the fanboy. As electronic entertainment gained popularity, the term became increasingly applied to video gamers and television addicts. As a result, a subculture emerged which readily labeled itself as fanboys. Within this group, more effort is taken to fit in with a perceived standard, resulting in a more outgoing attitude, even among those with insecurities. This outgoing stance is often felt to be abrasive by those not involved in the culture as deeply.<br /> <br /> See also: [[addiction]]; [[otaku]]; [[anorak (slang)|anorak]].<br /> ----<br /> The letter sequence &quot;FANBOYS&quot; is also a [[mnemonic]] for the [[coordinating conjunction]]s, which are used to join two [[independent clause]]s: ''for'', ''and'', ''nor'', ''but'', ''or'', ''yet'', and ''so''. It is customary to place a [[comma (punctuation)|comma]] after the first clause. Some [[Prescription and description|prescriptive]] grammarians say that one should not start a sentence with a coordinating conjunction. Others do not.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> Fanboy/s will often go out of their way to point out negative and often untrue statements about their obsession's rivals.<br /> <br /> == External link ==<br /> *Explanation of the use of coordinating conjunctions from the [[New Mexico State University|NMSU]] Writing Center: http://www.nmsu.edu/~english/wc/wccocunj.html<br /> [[Category:Men]]</div>

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