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NBA Showdown (video game)

NBA Showdown 94 was a 1994 video game that was available for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and Super Nintendo game console. The game was a sequel to Bulls versus Blazers video game. 
==Play mode==
The game could be played in various ways: players could play against each other, or against the computer. Games against the computer were divided into two levels, "exhibition" or "playoffs". Players could pick from one of the sixteen teams that had gone to the playoffs in the NBA the year before the game was released. 
Games could be configured for 2, 5, 8 or 12 minute quarters. Only 16 teams were available in this game.
==History==
*It was the first basketball game to feature every NBA team in the league.
*It was the first game to feature multiple generic custom teams like skyers and flyers.
*It was the first game to basketball game to feature in-game 3rd party advertisements for companies like Starter or Topps stadium.
*It was the first game to deviate from the traditional Eastern Conference finals team vs Western Conference finals team naming convention. Sequentially this title should have been called "Bulls versus Suns" following the 1993 finals. There were controversies as to whether star players like Charles Barkley opting out of the players licensing had a profound effect on EA changing to a more generic name like "NBA Showdown".
*It was the first basketball game in which EA sports, the entity, within EA officially took over the game.
==Related Games==
*Lakers versus Celtics (1989)
*Bulls versus Lakers (1991)
*USA Basketball World Challenge (1992)
*Bulls versus Blazers (1993)
*NBA Showdown 94 (1994)
*NBA Live Series (1995 to Present)
==Trivia==
*First EA basketball game to begin selling with the white covers.
*The announcer had no name.
== Screenshots ==
Image:NBAShowdown94game.jpg|New Animations
Image:NBAShowdown94game2.jpg|Gameplay
Image:NBAShowdown94announcer.jpg|Announcer officially refer to EA sports
==External links==
*NBA Showdown 94 on MobyGames.
Category:1994 computer and video games
Category:Sega Mega Drive/Sega Genesis games
Category:Super Nintendo games
Namaste Trump

Namaste Trump was a rally held on February 24, 2020 in Ahmedabad, India. Sardar Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad hosted US President Donald Trump on along with Indian Prime minister Narendra Modi.. The event, titled "Namaste Trump", was a response to the "Howdy Modi" event held in Houston, Texas. Attendance of over 100,000 people was reported.
==References==
Names of India in its official languages

The official names of the Republic of India in the official languages of India are as follows.
Language 	Republic of India 	India
Hindi 	भारत गणराज्य Bhārata Gaṇarājya 	भारत
English 	Republic of India 	India
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Bengali 	 	
Bodo 	 	
Dogri 	 	
Gujarati 	 	
Kannada 	 	
Kashmiri 	 	
Konkani 	 	
Maithili 	 	
Malayalam 	 	
Manipuri (also Meitei or Meithei)	 	
Marathi 	 	
Nepali 	 	
Oriya 	 	
Punjabi 	 	
Sanskrit 	classical language of learning 	
Santhali 	Santhal tribals of the Chota Nagpur Plateau (comprising the states of Jharkhand, Bihar, Orissa, Chattisgarh)	
Sindhi 	Sindhi community 	
Tamil 	Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Andaman & Nicobar Islands 	
Telugu 	Andhra Pradesh, Puducherry, Andaman & Nicobar Islands 	
Urdu 	Jammu and Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh
Natural rubber

Rubber (in its naturaly occuring form) is the coagulated milk (also known as latex) secreted by a number of plants, including figs, euphorbias and the common dandelion.
The major commercial source of the latex used to create rubber is the para rubber tree, Hevea brasiliensis. This is largely because it responds to wounding by producing more latex.
The para rubber tree, although initially grown in South America, is now grown widely in the tropics, especially in South-east Asia.
Over half of the rubber used today is synthetic, but several million tonnes of natural rubber are still produced annually.
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Can anyone expand on this article? I wrote the very first bit, but I have no information on how synthetic rubber is produced! Mark Ryan
Negros Island

Negros Island Region, also known as Region VI-B, a proposed region in the islands of Negros and Siquijor, composed of the provinces of Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental, and Siquijor, with the highly-urbanized city of Bacolod
==Lists of Provinces and Highly-Urbanized Cities in the Negros Island Region (Region VI-B)== 
*Bacolod City
*Negros Occidental 
*Negros Oriental
*Siquijor 
==References==
Category:Proposed regions of the Philippines
Category:Western Visayas Region
Category:Central Visayas Region
Netflix

Netflix is one of increasing online DVD rental services. It provides month flat-fee service where you can rent unlimited numbers of DVD discs with certain numbers of out. Unlike traditional DVD rental shops, there is no due dates, or late fees, no per-movie rental fees.
At present (2003), netflix offers three type of monthly programs
* $39.95 Netflix Ultimate - up to 8 movies out at a time
* $29.95 Netflix Plus - up to 5 movies out at a time
* $19.95 Netflix Standard - up to 3 movies out at a time
* $13.95 Netflix Economy - up to 4 rentals a month and up to 2 movies out at a time
Netflix is a example about the odd situation about copyright issues on the Internet.
Homepage: http://www.netflix.com/
== External Links ==
* Salon.com Technology The Netflix way
*Google: DVD Rental
New Conservative Party (New Zealand)

The Conservative Party of New Zealand is a political party in New Zealand. It advocates social Conservatism, the repeal of the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme and the child discipline law, and the use of binding referenda. The party is led by former Auckland mayoral candidate Colin Craig.
The party will contest the 2011 election, and intends to stand candidates in as many electorates as possible. It is currently seeking the 500 members required to register and contest the party list.
==External links==
* Official website
==References==
Category:Political parties established in 2011
Category:Political parties in New Zealand
Category:Conservative parties in New Zealand
New Manila International Airport

The New Manila International Airport (NMIA), also being referred to as Bulacan International Airport, is a proposed airport through unsolicited proposal by the San Miguel Corporation to be built in the coastal areas of Bulakan, Bulacan.
San Miguel Corporation through its president Ramon Ang said that the proposed airport will be built on a 2,500-hectare coastal property as part of an envisioned 12,000 hectare township that features a residential zone, government center, seaport and an industrial zone.http://manilastandard.net/business/biz-plus/283935/bulacan-airport-to-revive-12-000-has-of-coastline.html The airport development will cover the passenger terminal building with airside and landside facilities, four runways, an airport toll road connecting the North Luzon Expressway in Bulacan and Manila's Radial Road 10. 
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board approved the unsolicited proposal April 26, 2018 https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/money/economy/651404/smc-s-airport-proposal-7-other-projects-get-neda-board-approval/story/ and negotiation report on the Concession Agreement (CA) on December 21, 2018. Under the approved terms, the concession agreement includes a no government guarantee or any form of subsidy from the state.https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/money/economy/679255/neda-board-approves-negotiation-report-on-p735-b-bulacan-airport/story/
The project will have a final review of the Office of the Solicitor-General (OSG) and the Department of Finance (DOF) before it will undergo a Swiss Challenge where other prospective companies will compete against the San Miguel Corporation proposal. As the original project proponent, SMC has the right to match any bid by its competitors. The Department of Transportation, the implementing agency for the project, eyes to finish Swiss challenge for Bulacan airport project by the first quarter of 2019.https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/money/economy/679016/dotr-eyes-to-finish-swiss-challenge-for-bulacan-airport-project-by-q1-2019/story/
 
== References ==
Category:Airports in the Philippines
Category:Transportation in Bulacan
Category:Buildings and structures in Bulacan
New Orleans Pelicans

The New Orleans Hornets are a National Basketball Association team based in New Orleans, Louisiana.
:Founded: 1988
:Formerly known as: Charlotte Hornets (1988-2002)
:Home Arena: New Orleans Arena
:Uniform colors: Purple and blue
:Logo design: A blue hornet holding a basketball
:NBA Championships: 
=== Franchise history ===
=== Players of note ===
Basketball Hall of Famers:
Not to be forgotten:
Retired numbers:
*6 (Sixth Man) -- The Fans
*13 Bobby Phills
Current stars:
*Stacey Augmon
*Elden Campbell
*Baron Davis
*Jamaal Magloire
*Jamal Mashburn
New Orleans Hornets official web site
New Year's resolution

a common new year's reolution is to in some way maintain peak vitality, fitness, or appearance. examples of this include quitting a form of drug abuse (e.g. smoking or drinking), eating sensabley, excercising more, or brushing teeth regularly.
other examples include giving to the poor more often, being more assertive, or being more economically or environmentally safe (spending less, saving more/ wasting less, recycling more)
people act similarly during the christian fasting period of lent, only it sways more towards sacrifice rather than responsibility.
New York

Northeastern state in the United States.
New York was one of the thirteen colonies that revolted against British rule in the American Revolution. 
As of 2000, it is the third largest state in population after California and Texas.
Albany is the state capital.
See also: New York City
Other notable cities:
:Buffalo
:Rochester
:Syracuse
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Newark Liberty International Airport

Newark Liberty International is located in Newark, New Jersey and serves the New York, New York metro-region. It is hub to Continental Airlines and has the IATA Code EWR.
Newark Liberty started out as Newark International Airport. On September 11, 2001, United Airlines Flight 93, which was on its way between Newark and San Francisco, crashed in Pennsylvania, due to a passenger uprising against terrorist hijackers whom wanted to crash Flight 93 into the White House or the Capitol in Wahsington D.C.
Because of the display of heroism, Newark Airport was renamed Newark Liberty Airport.
Newark Liberty gets mostly connecting passengers, since most of the local order and demand goes to La Guardia Airport.
Newark Liberty International Airport has three Terminals.
==Terminal A==
* Air Canada
* Air Tran
* Alaska Airlines
* America West
* American Airlines (United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and International Departures)
* American Trans Air (United States, and International Departures)
* Casino Express (Charter Airline)
* Continental Airlines (Flights to Atlanta, Chicago ORD, and Dallas/Fort Worth only)
* Qantas
* Southeast
* United Airlines (United States, and International Departures)
* United Express
* US Airways
* US Airways Express
==Terminal B==
* Air France
* Air India
* Alitalia
* American Airlines (International Arrivals)
* American Trans Air (International Arrivals)
* British Airways
* CSA Czech Airlines
* Delta Air Lines
* El Al
* Ethiopian Airlines
* EVA Airways
* Hooters Air
* Jetsgo
* LOT Polish
* Lufthansa
* Mexicana
* Miami Air (Charter)
* Midwest Express
* North American
* Northwest
* SAS Scandinavian
* Singapore Airlines
* Song Airlines by Delta
* Swiss International Airlines
* TAP Air Portugal
* United Airlines (International Arrivals)
* USA3000
* Virgin Atlantic
==Terminal C==
* Continental Airlines (Except Atlanta, Chicago ORD, and Dallas/Fort Worth)
* Continental Express
===External Links===
* http://www.panynj.gov/aviation/ewrframe.HTM
News.com.au

News.com.au is a website owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Limited. It primarily publishes news stories, reproduced from Murdoch's Australian newspapers, notably The Australian, while also acting as a portal to the sites of other companies associated with News Limited, such as Fox Sports, the CareerOne job advertisement service, and the individual newspapers.
==External link==
news.com.au
Category:Australian media
Category:News websites
Next-generation network

Next Generation Networking (NGN) is a broad term for a certain kind of emerging computer network architectures and technologies. It generally describes networks that natively encompass data and voice (PSTN) transmissions, as well as (optionally) additional media such as video.
Current NGN implementations are based on Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS).
The general idea behind NGN is that all information is transmitted via packets; packets are labelled according to their type (data, voice, etc) and handled differently by the traffic management equipment.
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Nine Network

The Nine network an Australian television network owned by Publishing and Broadcasting Limited (Kerry Packer's media company). It broadcasts directly into Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, and Brisbane, and through affiliates (who carry virtually all of Nine's lineup of shows) into virtually all of Australia's populated area. It is Australia's highest-rating television network.
Nine carries the usual lineup of programs, some made in Australia and some imported (mostly from the United States). Nine is the highest-spending network, with a stable of "star" hosts who are moved from program to program (including the innumerable "lifestyle" programs that have spread throughout the schedule in the 1990s), and often "warehoused" - paid large retainers to do nothing rather than go to another media outlet.
Its summer schedule is based around broadcasts of cricket, for which it has owned the local broadcast rights since World Series Cricket in the late 1970s. Its cricket broadcasts in that era revolutionised the way the sport was covered, featuring camera placed at both ends of the field (after Packer famously complained about seeing "cricketer's bums" every second over), instant replays, and other innovations.
Nine News

thumbnail|National Nine News opener
National Nine News is the name of the news bulletins produced by the Nine Network. It is used on all the Nine Network's metropolitian stations in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane, along with its Darwin station (even though the station broadcasts on channel 8).
The main bulletin airs each night at 6pm, and is followed by A Current Affair. They are also broadcast on WIN Television stations in most states at 6.30pm (delayed) except for:
*Tasmania (WIN are the only Nine affilate in the state, and produces two bulletins, an 6pm local news bulletin, and an 6.30pm national news bulletin)
*Western Australia (due to a dispute with the owner of the Perth affilate, Sunraysia Television. Ten's 5pm bulletin is aired instead).
*Northern Territory (no WIN-owned television station in the state)
National Nine News's 6pm bulletin is not seen on NBN Television in Northern New South Wales, as the station produces its own news bulletins.
The brand is also used for its 11am and 4.30pm bulletins, which are aired on all metropolitian stations, and in Darwin. The brand isn't used for its late night broadcasts, they are known as Nightline. There are a few differences between metro and regional stations:
*WIN airs the 11am and 4.30pm bulletins, but rarely shows Nightline, replacing it with a repeat of their 6pm local news.
*NBN doesn't air the 11am bulletin, its telecasts the 4.30pm bulletin with its own intro from Newcastle, and replaces the last segment with it's own weather forcast and preview of their 6pm bulletin, and airs Nightline.
Category:News television series
Ninja

A Ninja is a warrior and assassin, trained in the Japanese Nonuse (roughly art of stealth). The ninja do not obey a special code of honor, such as the bushido of the samurai. Their specialties are assasinations and sneak attacks rather than open battles.
There are many myth and legends concerning the ninja and their special abilities, which are often exceggerated, such as becoming invisible, turning into animals, jumping over buildings, and the ability to fly and foresee the future. Many of these claims were made by the ninja themselfes, others were added by story-telling and the film industry.
The ninja use several special weapons, the shuriken probably being the most famous.
Ninoy Aquino International Airport

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport or NAIA is the main international airport of the Philippines. It is located along the border between Pasay City and Parañaque City in Metro Manila, just a few kilometers south of the country's capital Manila. The airport was previously named Manila International Airport and was renamed to its present name in honor of Benigno Aquino Jr., whose nickname was Ninoy. Ninoy was the famous oppositionist senator and husband of former president Corazon Aquino, who was assasinated at the airport after he arrived in the country following a self-exile.
NAIA is managed by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA).
NAIA has two operational terminals with a third one scheduled for completion by 2004. The first terminal, NAIA-1, is the original terminal and was constructed in (?). The second terminal, NAIA-2, was finished in 1998 and is popularly called the Centennial Terminal since 1998 was the centennial year of the declaration of Philippine independence.
The airport is the home of Philippine Airlines and is adjacent to the Villamor Airbase.
==External Links==
* Manila International Airport Authority
North American broadcast television frequencies

==North America Terrestrial Television Broadcast Bands==
VHF Lo-Band
Channel Number</th>Frequency [in MHz]
255.25
361.25
467.25
577.25
683.25
VHF Hi-Band
Channel Number</th>Frequency [in MHz]
7175.25
8181.25
9187.25
10193.25
11199.25
12205.25
13211.25
UHF TV Band
Channel Number</th>Frequency [in MHz]
14471.25
15477.25
16483.25
17489.25
18495.25
19501.25
20507.25
21513.25
22519.25
23525.25
24531.25
25537.25
26543.25
27549.25
28555.25
29561.25
30567.25
31573.25
32579.25
33585.25
34591.25
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38615.25
39621.25
40627.25
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42639.25
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48675.25
49681.25
50687.25
51693.25
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53705.25
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56723.25
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60747.25
61753.25
62759.25
63765.25
64771.25
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67789.25
68795.25
69801.25
Northwest Passage

The Northwest Passage is a route from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean through the Arctic archipelago of Canada. 
Between the end of the 15th century and the 20th century Europeans attempted to establish a commercial sea route north and west around the American Continents, calling this route the Nortwest Passage. 
The Northwest Passage was not conquered by sea until 1906, when the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, who had sailed just in time to escape creditors seeking to stop the expedition, completed an three-year voyage in a converted 47-ton herring boat. The first single-season passage was not accomplished until 1944, when a Royal Canadian Mounted Police schooner made it through.
NowMedical

NowMedical is a medical advice company based in London run by Dr John W. Keen. It gives medical advice to housing providers about homeless people qualifying for priority need accommodation and to the British Home Office on fitness to fly.
It has been criticised for its reports.
In 2017 it was criticised for its advive to Lambeth Council. The Court found that its approach to reaching a conclusion was flawed as a means of providing information that would help the decision maker.
In 2018 it advised Haringay Council that “a fall from a first floor is unlikely to be fatal”. According to the decision of the court "It is not clear on which medical basis he comes to that conclusion, or indeed what injuries he considers it likely that a 6 year old child might sustain falling from a first floor flat four to five metres above ground level and what level of injuries he considers to be an acceptable risk."
It advised Islington Council on more than 6000 cases between 2016 and 2019. Some of its advice has been overturned by the courts. It was paid £17,525 in the 12 months to November 2018.
In November 2019 Keen advised, without seeing her, that a woman with back problems was fit to be deported to Sudan, a journey of up to 15 hours, recommending frequent exercise whilst on board any plane by walking around the cabin. 
==References==
Category:Medical and health organisations based in London
Nuclear reactor

A nuclear reactor is a type of power plant which releases the energy of nuclear fission and converts it into usable energy (usually electricity). 
When certain isotopes of a large nucleus such as uranium or plutonium split into two or more smaller nuclei, energy is released. In a power plant this energy is usaully used to heat water and turn turbines to generate electricity. Nuclear power plants often use a primary and secondary steam circuit to add an additional layer of protection between the location of the nuclear fuel and the generator room. 
The radioactive decay is usually prompted by the capture of a nuetron by the nucleus. Energetic nuetrons are also released during most fission events. Unfortunately these neutrons are way too energetic to be captured by other nuclei, so in nuclear reactors or nuclear weapons they are slowed down by a moderator in order to produce a chain reaction
One type of nuclear reactor is the CANDU reactor.
A fear of nuclear power has prevented the building of any nuclear power plants since the 1970s. 
See also: nuclear fission, power plant, nuclear fusion, electricity generation,nuclear physics, Enrico Fermi, Manhattan Project
Nvidia

NVIDIA Corporation is one of the major suppliers of graphics processors (GPUs) and media and communications devices for PCs and game consoles (XBox). The company HQ is in Santa Clara, California. Revenues for 2000 were $735.3 million, net income was $99.9 million.
The company was founded in January 1993 by Jen-Hsun Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem and incorporated in California in April 1993. The company was relatively low-key until the late 1997-98 when it launched its line of RIVA PC graphics processor. It went public in January 1999 on NASDAQ, in May of that year it shipped its 10 millionth graphics processor. In 2000 it showed its dominance by buying the intellectual assets of 3dfx, one of the biggest graphics companies of the early to mid 1990s. It was also chosen to supply the graphics requirements of Microsoft's Xbox. They established close ties with many OEM companies as well as organizations like SGI. By February, 2002 NVIDIA had shipped 100 million processors.