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Sam Hanson

Pvt. Sam Hanson, as seen in the episode "A Taste of Peace."

Pvt. **Sam Hanson** is a German language interpreter for Able Company. He is portrayed by Robert Gothie.

Hanson is from Detroit. He is a baseball fan, particularly of his hometown Tigers ("The Dogs of War"). Though he and his best friend, Pvt. Ernie Lucavich, hail from the Motor City, the two did not know each other until they met in the Army.

In childhood, Hanson was fascinated by stories of King Arthur and dreamed of being a great figure in the same mold ("And Cain Cried Out"). It is never said whether Hanson volunteered for military service or was drafted.

In many episodes, Hanson and Lucavich are comic relief characters, but occasionally their friendship has moments of sincerity and depth. During the push inland from Salerno, the two shared a blanket to conserve heat ("The Gallant Men [Pilot]"). They discuss cosmology in "A Taste of Peace."

As is common in friendships, there are also moments of friction. In "Ol' Buddy," the two quarrel over petty matters and separate for a night patrol. Hanson is wounded and seeks refuge in a farmhouse occupied by German troops; Lucavich is racked with guilt over their spat and risks punishment from Benedict to find and rescue Hanson. In a reciprocal situation, Lucavich is thought dead in “To Hold Up a Mirror” and Hanson morosely tells Capt. Benedict the pain is so great that he doesn’t want to build a friendship with anyone else during his tour of duty, for fear of the same outcome.

Though the bulk of "Ol' Buddy" is built upon Hanson's knowledge of German, a continuity lapse in the episode "The Dogs of War" had both Lucavich and Hanson surprised by Hanson's fluency in the language. The latter episode also demonstrates Hanson has some basic command of Italian. Hanson says he learned German from his grandfather, but where and when he picked up Italian is not explained.

Hanson's language skills are particularly useful in "And the End of Evil Things," in which he instructs a captured German radio operator to give false information to his comrades. Hanson confirms the radioman passed along the bad intel, intended to make the Germans more vulnerable to an American advance. He also translates for a captured German in “One Puka Puka.”

Sam's personality is generally easygoing and he often exhibits a "go along to get along" attitude. The grueling Italian campaign has not sapped his humanity or occasional lightheartedness. He has no rivals in Able Company, and gets along well with his platoon mates. He is fond of Capt. Benedict, and in one episode tells Benedict he is the only man the company can't do without ("A Taste of Peace"). The affection is apparently mutual: when Hanson is thought dead in "Ol' Buddy," Benedict admits losing him is especially tough emotionally.
Aureate Rose

The April rose is a favorite of designers as it looks elegant yet imposing when matched with black and gold.

## Vital Details

### Obtained From:

Sweet Birthday Party Event
Magic Roulette Event

**Aureate Rose** could be obtained through Sweet Birthday Party, a 2021 Time Princess Anniversary Event.

It could also be obtained through the Magic Roulette event.

## Set

**Aureate Rose** is part of the Gilded Shadow set.

The other parts of this set are Flaxen Rays, Flowing Gaze, Gilded Shadow, Diamond Winks, Twinkling Tassels, Twilight Roses and Shattered Star.
Central processing unit

The **Central Processing unit** (also referred to as **CPU**) is the part of a computer which controls all the other parts. Designs vary widely but the CPU generally consists of the control unit, the arithmetic logic unit (ALU), hardware registers, temporary buffers and various other logic.

The control unit fetches instructions from memory and decodes them to produce signals which control the other parts of the computer. These signals cause it to transfer data between memory and ALU or to activate peripherals to perform input or output.

Various types of memory, including cache, RAM and ROM, are often considered to be part of the CPU, particularly in modern microprocessors where a single integrated circuit may contain one or more processors as well as any or all of the above types of memory. The CPU, and any of these components that are in separate chips, are usually all located on the same printed circuit board, known as the motherboard. This in turn is located in the system unit (sometimes incorrectly referred to as the "CPU").

A parallel computer has several CPUs which may share other resources such as memory and peripherals.

The term "processor" has to some extent replaced "CPU", though RAM and ROM are not logically part of the processor.

## External links

* Central processing unit at the Free On-Line Dictionary Of Computing
* Central processing unit at Wikipedia

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Autumn Leaves' Call

Don't be afraid or sad. When you pass, leave behind a warm, gentle call as autumn leaves do.

## Vital Details

### Obtained From:

Monthly Society Perk Pass

**Autumn Leaves' Call** can be obtained through the Monthly Society Perk Pass for 40 Starry Coupons .

## Set

**Autumn Leaves' Call** is part of the Roaming Bird set.

The other parts of this set are Varied Attachments, Splendid Bloom, Cloud Trail, White-feathered Mask, Stars' Tears, Roaming Bird, Mingling Light and Shadow, Towards Eternity, Twilight Woods, Sequence of Time, Growing Bud, Time and Tide, Wild Galaxy, Temporary Goodbye, Wordless Poem and Seagull and Wave.
John McKenna

Sgt. John McKenna, as seen in the episode "Signals for an End Run."

1st Sgt. **John McKenna** is a squad leader in Able Company. He is portrayed by Richard X. Slattery.

McKenna is tall, blonde-haired and solidly built. He has a grizzled, tough appearance and persona. He is a dedicated sergeant, dependable and competent. He is gruff in demeanor and has low tolerance for slip-ups or behavior he considers lackadaisical.

Much of what we learn about McKenna's background comes from the episodes "Signals for an End Run" and "One Puka Puka." Unlike many of the Able Company men, McKenna is a career soldier, not a draftee or wartime volunteer. His first known job was in a textile factory in his hometown, Fall River, Massachusetts. McKenna joined the Army in 1933. He moved around to various posts, making it hard for him to find a steady romantic interest. At one point before his deployment to Italy, McKenna oversaw a battalion motor pool. In 1937 McKenna was stationed in the Philippines, where he served with Maj. Jergens ("The Ninety-Eight Cent Man").

He was based at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in the summer of 1941, about six months before the infamous attack ("One Puka Puka"). There he worked along with or near Hawaiians and Nisei, second-generation Japanese Americans. Turned off by their laid-back style and cleaned out of $600 by gambling with them, McKenna becomes distrustful of Asian-Americans. The bitterness resurfaces when he encounters members of the Nisei 100th Infantry Battalion in Italy in 1944. By the end of an eventful day with them, though, McKenna learns to appreciate their unorthodox practices and decisive results.

Though not as lighthearted as Hanson or as overtly libidinous as D'Angelo, McKenna possesses puckish and romantic facets. In "Next of Kin," he manages to instigate an argument between Hanson and Lucavich so they won't notice he's dancing with a woman both men fancied. He is seen buttering up a potential date in a bar in "Tommy," though he loses the woman of his interest to a French soldier.

McKenna gets a meatier romantic storyline in "Signals for an End Run," in which he falls for an Italian partisan named Dina. As their brief but emotionally sincere fling ends, McKenna pledges to return to Dina after the war. Because the series was cancelled before the war's end could be depicted, the fate of their relationship is left unresolved.

Despite his tough exterior, McKenna also harbors an optimistic philosophical streak. In "And the End of Evil Things," Benedict tells McKenna they should spend time together after the war ends, an offer the sergeant accepts with warmth and happiness. In the same conversation McKenna expresses the belief that a world capable of creating appalling injustices such as slavery and war can also support people of good will who work for peace.
Ernie Lucavich

Pvt. Ernie Lucavich, as seen in the episode "Robertino."

Pvt. **Ernie Lucavich** is a B.A.R. man in Able Company. He is portrayed by Roland La Starza.

Lucavich is a native of Detroit, Michigan. He is a football fan, especially of the Detroit Lions ("The Dogs of War"). Before being drafted, he worked at an automotive garage ("Robertino").

He is best friends with Sam Hanson. Though the two grew up in the same city, they met only after joining the Army ("The Dogs of War"). The two are almost always seen together, and are often patrol buddies (Conley Wright notes that they are on patrol together at every opportunity since the September 1943 landing at Salerno). Their friendship is marred only by the rare quarrel; after one such argument, Hanson went missing during a nighttime patrol and was feared dead. Lucavich felt terrible guilt, and risked the ire of Capt. Benedict by striking out on his own to find Hanson ("Ol' Buddy").

Portrayed as somewhat simple, Lucavich is a sharp observer and sometimes a creative thinker. He is the first to notice the village of Casale is devoid of children, evidence of sinister German activity in the seemingly-abandoned town ("Fury in a Quiet Village"). He is also fascinated by the cosmological model of an expanding universe ("A Taste of Peace"). His logical processes lead him to odd conclusions, such as his speculation that the war had ended but the company hadn't been notified because "they couldn't find us" ("The Dogs of War"). In childhood, he wanted to be an explorer. He abandoned the dream when he found out there was nothing left to discover (“And Cain Cried Out”).

Lucavich is seriously wounded only once, hit by German fire in the village of Teano (“To Hold Up a Mirror”). He is initially feared dead as the company evacuates a German advance, but it is later revealed that Lucavich survived. He recovers without incident.

Though physically imposing, Lucavich is at heart a sensitive person. In the episode "Robertino," Lucavich rescues the titular orphan from a mined field and becomes a reluctant caregiver until Robertino's living sister can be found. In conversation with Hanson, Lucavich discloses he had a younger brother, implied to have died in childhood. The trauma of that experience leaves Ernie reluctant to form a bond with Robertino in case the same thing happened. But by the end of the episode Lucavich warms considerably toward Robertino and presents the child with a pocket watch his garage co-workers had given him before he shipped out.

Ernie Lucavich's last appearance in the series comes in the episode "Tommy," in which he spends his downtime playing craps with other guys from Able Company. He is part of Able's northward march as the episode and the series conclude.
Roger Gibson

Pvt. Gibson, as seen in the episode "One Moderately Peaceful Sunday."

Pvt. **Roger Gibson** is an aide to Capt. Jim Benedict, a driver for the captain, and radioman for Able Company. He is portrayed by Roger Davis.

Gibson is from Tennessee, and speaks with an Appalachian accent. A letter from Gibson's mother mentions an old friend in Knoxville, possibly Gibson's hometown ("And the End of Evil Things"). He is usually quiet and reserved, and flashes of anger are rare.

His job as aide to Benedict does not keep him out of danger. He participates in patrols, and is often seen with fellow soldiers checking villages for snipers, booby traps and other dangers. In those instances, he carries his heavy portable backpack radio gear in addition to his rifle. When on the radio, he uses the call sign "Apache Six," six being the number reserved for a company commander.

Roger is also technologically adept with the Motorola field radios the Army uses. His skills are pressed into service to repair damaged backpack radio sets and other radio equipment.

Gibson's role as a radioman also means he's a key conduit for information. He notifies Conley Wright that Wright's brother is missing in action in the Pacific theater ("The Leathernecks"), and he tells the company that Capt. Benedict will not immediately return to action in "A Taste of Peace." He frequently connects Capt. Benedict with his superior, Maj. Jergens, or passes information and requests between the two officers.

Gibson's spotlight comes in "One Moderately Peaceful Sunday," in which, to the company's surprise, he is the sole survivor of a patrol into a German-occupied tavern and captures a commanding officer. He also flashes some heroics in "The Warriors," in which he disables a German Tiger tank with a bazooka round.

He is the subject of homophobic remarks from Pete D'Angelo ("Some Tears Fall Dry," "Tommy"), and is shown to be awkward around women. Gibson expresses a surficial interest in the opposite sex, but is never shown in a romantic encounter. It is not clear whether D'Angelo truly believes Gibson is gay, or whether he is deploying casual homophobia to insult Gibson's relative lack of interest in women. Gibson seems not to take it too personally, and he considers himself “pretty good friends” with Pete (“Next of Kin”). Hanson also teased Gibson about "staying away from the girls" when Gibson was set to take R&R in Naples ("The Warriors").
16-bit

**16-bit** refers to **sixteen** binary (0 or 1) units of integer data. This allows for up to 65,536 combinations of values.

* 16-bit color can allow for up to 65,536 grays. However, the assignment of colors can differ: 32,768 colors (32 levels per 5-bit RGB channel) and 1 transparency value in classic Macs, or 4,096 colors (16 levels per 4-bit RGB channel) and 16 transparency levels in NeXT computers. This is also known as "high color" on PCs and "thousands" of colors on classic Mac OS.
* 16-bit sound allows for a range of up to 65,536 values (−32,768 to +32,767) per sample (Hertz).
* 16-bit addressing allows for access to up to 65,536 bytes, or 64 kilobytes of data.
* 16 bits of data make 2 bytes, referred to by programmers as a **word**.

## External links

* 16-bit at the Apple Wiki
* 16-bit computing at Wikipedia
Ancient Legend

Zeus' lightning, Poseidon's sea storms, Hades' icy winds. When the gods swing their scepters, they command awe- inspiring majesty.

## Vital Details

### Obtained From:

Fashion Booster Season 4
Time Atelier

**Ancient Legend** could be obtained through the 4th season of Fashion Booster. It was rewarded at Tier 81.

It could also be obtained from the Time Atelier, if the whole set is purchased at once for 10 .

## Set

**Ancient Legend** is part of the Heaven's Sigh set.

The other parts of this set are Maiden's Song, Dawn Oracle, Heaven's Sigh, Heavenly Shelter, Light of Apollo, Golden Laurel and Lost Prophecy.
Thousand Year War

The Thousand Year War was a war between *Homo sapiens* and *Homo denisova* that lasted for roughly a millennium. The war is regarded to be one of the earliest and longest wars in history. It was the result of exacerbating hostilities and an arms race between the two species. The war led to the spread of the Indian Plague and the beginning of the decline of the denisovans.

## Background

Around 170,000 BCE, humans first reached Persia by raft. They spread throughout the region, eventually occupying large areas of Pakistan. The denisovans began outcompeting them in this area, however, and moved into the region. This caused *Homo sapiens* to be split into several groups, with one of these groups staying close to the coast. They developed a culture based on fishing, staying close to the coast as much as possible to minimize conflict with the denisovans, whom they saw as evil based on the religion Alkirahiat. This focus on fishing allowed them to discover a poison made by sea life. They began using this poison to spread south across the Indian coast. The denisovans grew more hostile to *Homo sapiens,* sometimes even attacking camps without provocation. To counter the poisonous weapons of *Homo sapiens,* the denisovans began adding feces to the tips of their weapons. As resources began to decline, *Homo sapiens* and the denisovans began to engage in combat, resulting in the Thousand Year War.

## Course of the War

Initially, the war was only fought along the coast, as *Homo sapiens* attempted to protect their coastal land. However, as the war continued and the denisovans began to wear themselves out, *Homo sapiens* began attacking inland. *Homo sapiens* expanded into the Northern Deccan Plateau, while the denisovans took the coastal lands of *Homo sapiens* in the south.

### Indian Plague

*Main article: Indian Plague*

The Indian Plague began near the end of the war, likely caused by the overuse of feces by the denisovans. This disease was highly infective and lethal, ravaging the populations of southern India. As more and more were killed by the bacteria, the Thousand Year War entered an unofficial end as both sides attempted to recover from the plague.

## Legacy

The war led to the creation of the Indian Plague, which would continue to appear in small outbreaks over the next millennia. The disease caused a resistant subspecies of *Homo denisova* to form, *Homo denisova tamilia*. Outbreaks of the disease likely contributed to the denisovan decline. The war also fostered communication between human groups, likely leading to the formation of the Indian Ocean protoculture thousands of years later.
Bessame Bourbon

Her lipsticks stains the edge of a snifter, and the promise of a kiss hangs in the air.

## Vital Details

### Obtained From:

Lucky Jerry

**Bessame Bourbon** can be obtained by purchasing Gold, Silver and Friendship Lucky Jerry balloons.

## Set

**Bessame Bourbon** is part of the Emerald Dame set.

The other parts of the set are: Amber Lamplight, Smoky Jazz, Emerald Dame, We'll Always Have Paris, Bluebridge Pact, Simply Sentimental, Tickled Ivory, Farewell's Kiss and Lush Longing.
Enwa Protoculture

The Enwa Protoculture was a protoculture of *Homo sapiens* that emerged in Zanzibar around 60,000 BCE. They were excellent seafarers and navigators, especially for the time period, expanding to much of the Tanzanian coast and, at one point, the western coast of Madagascar. The protoculture distinguished itself from the Great Lakes Protoculture with its insistence on abstaining from violence against other hominids and the taboo against spilling blood on land. Eventually, the expansion of the Great Lakes Protoculture pushed them out, leading one group to settle in Somalia and another to settle on Madagascar, where they were incorporated into the greater Madagascan Protoculture there.
Turing City Bombing

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The **Turing City Bombing** was an incident that occurred in 1987 in which an explosion was set off at the Metacenter facility of the Bowman Carson Group, killing 27 people. The main suspect in the bombing was BCG Technical Director Alex Dubois, although he protested his innocence.
Bowman Carson Group

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The **Bowman Carson Group** (**BCG**) is a company based in Turing City, North West England, which in 1987 was involved in the upcoming implementation of The Union Act by the British Government.

## Personnel

* Charles Bowman, CEO
* Scarlet Carson, COO
* Carla Burman, Head of PR
* Alison Whitworth, Technical Director
* Alex Dubois, former Technical Director
* Chance Crow, Head of the Metacentre
* Sarah Smith, Head of the I.P.A.
* Daniel Hillben, Head of Security
* Steve Crow, Security
* Marlon Thornton, Caretaker
Beautiful Lotus

**Beautiful Lotus** is a Moving Mountains set with 9 pieces of clothing. The set style is Perky and Cooling.

The reward for completing this set is 100 .

## Clothing

* **Hairstyle:** Southbridge Sky
* **Headwear:** Glittering Mountains
* **Dress:** Beautiful Lotus
* **Shoes:** Vast Blue Ripples
* **Socks:** Grace and Elegance
* **Earrings:** Fleeting Condensation
* **Necklace:** Sultry Summer
* **Bracelet:** Drunk Amid Flowers
* **Ring:** Wildflowers in Bloom

## Lore

*There is a slight breeze at the end of the bridge where it connects to the blue sky. Is it merely the wind or an indication that her heart has moved?*

— Southbridge Sky

*The mountains know not of human affairs. The magnificent scenery shall last for centuries to come.*

— Glittering Mountains

*The moon in a cage, a golden prisoner. Gazing upon the beautiful lotus, my heart is blue.*

— Beautiful Lotus

*The sparkling light, the spreading ripples; the afterglow is full, and the blue waves are endless.*

— Vast Blue Ripples

*The beautiful lady is graceful and elegant.*

— Grace and Elegance

*Dewdrops on the leaves are fleeting, like dreams and human lives.*

— Fleeting Condensation

*Summer is the season of sultry, amazing colors.*

— Sultry Summer

*There is a pot of wine among the flowers. The moon is bright, and the stars are few. It is a good time to drink away your sorrows.*

— Drunk Amid Flowers

*No matter how well the water lily blooms, it is not as stunning as the wildflowers outside the wall, which grow freely.*

— Wildflowers in Bloom
Andean and Xin-Andean Family

**Andean / Xin-Andean**

**Dictionary**:

* Dai / Dean: Place, Village or House.
* Inkha / Encan: High, In the sky, Heaven
* Chugan / Shugan: Big River (Chuga / Shuga = Riven + An = Augmentative suffix)
* Nodai / Nodaen: Forever Home (No = Long Time, Much Time)
* Tlintha / Tletan: Give gift, Trade (Tlin / Tle = Gift - Tha /Tan = the act of giving)
* Inkhahai / Encanrea: Mountain (Hai / Rea = Stone)
* Unkha / Oncan: Deep, Low, Short.
* Geish Dalan / Geish Dealan: People (Geish - Both) Dalan/Dealan (that lives in this place - Dai/Dean + Lan = Live, inhabit)
* Geistlin / Geistle: Friend, Relative, Neighbor (Geish + Tlin / Tlan = Person to give gifts to)
* Unkhalan / Oncalan: Live for a short time (term used for the dying, newborns who died or stillbirths)
* Inkgeish / Engeish: Ancestors, People on High, People in Heaven, People in Heaven, Heavenly People.
* Inkgeish Gin / Engeish Gens: Caved Face Tree (Gin / Gens = Tree)

**Grammar**:

**Phrases:**

* Dai Inkha mean : "Village in the Heaven"
Harvey Miller

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**Harvey J. Miller** is an investigative journalist and the protagonist of *The Occupation*.

Miller works for the Turing Post newspaper, writing his column "The Miller Report".

Following the Turing City Bombing, he is contacted by an informant named "S.C" and requested to investigate the Bowman Carson Group, the company at the heart of the incident, and its work concerning the The Union Act.
Bearymallows

In Teddy's dream world, the world is a vast cotton candy landscape with the tantalizing aroma of honey. The distant snow-capped peaks appear like melting vanilla ice cream before transforming into a gentle flurry of soft snow that falls gracefully.

## Vital Details

### Obtained From:

Fantasy Fair

**Bearymallows** can be obtained through the 13th season of Fantasy Fair. It can be purchased for 2,700 Fantasy Coins  when reached Fantasy Master Top 1000.

## Set

**Bearymallows** is part of the Fluffy Dreams set.

The other parts of this set are Faint Love, Lingering Breeze, Teddy's Wish, Fluffy Dreams, A Doll's Dance, Tender Wait, Warm Heart, Bickering Bears, Blushing Twilight, Sweet Company, Plushie Army, Tender Moment, Snuggly Teddy and Bedtime Rituals.
Azure Tides

**Azure Tides** is an event where you could complete quests to get Lights. You could use Lights to make wishes and get Fancy Roses, which are use to buy items. There are **two limited event set featured:** Azure Secrets & Rhapsody of Moonlit Waves.

The event is running from July 22nd to July 30th, 2023.

## Rules

1. Make a wish with Lights at the Wish page to get random materials and a number of Fancy Roses (at least 1 Fancy Rose is guaranteed).
2. Event-limited clothing is unlocked over the course of the event. Exchange Fancy Roses for clothing and items at the Exchange Shop.
3. Collect Elegance to raise the Heartfelt Journey Pass level and claim rewards.
4. Get Elegance by wishing with Lights and completing Pass tasks. Earn more points to climb the rankings.
5. Cooperate with other players to reach Global Achievements goals and get rewards.
6. 1 Light and 10 Diamonds can be obtained every 6 hours.
7. Additional Lights can be purchased with Diamonds. Buying 10 Lights at once has a 10% discount (20% at VIP 4).
8. Unused Lights can also be exchanged for items at the Exchange Shop.

### Fancy Rose Drop Rates

 2
 10
 20
 99

## Exchange Shop

The event ends on April 7th, but the Exchange Shop is still open until April 8st, 2022.

## Heartfelt Journey Pass

### Rules

1. Complete Pass tasks and make wishes with Lights to get Elegance for raising your Pass level and unlock more rewards.
2. Purchase the Premium Pass to unlock additional rewards and earn exclusive items.
3. Reach a specified Pass level for better rewards.

### Premium Pass Rewards (Total)

* 550 Clothing Materials Box
* 212 Cuddle Potion
* 146 Lights
* 90 Diamond
* 1 Call of the Fishies

## Heartfelt Journey Quests

There were eight quests to be completed daily. For 10 days, each day a new group of eight quests was unlocked. Of these eight quests, four were always the same and the other four were different. However, these four different quests were repeated after four days. This resulted in a 4-day rotation. Also, **the number of quests goals increased and stacked each new day**. For example: Day 1 was Encounter Companions 15 times and Day 2 was Encounter Companions 30 times. As the quests stacked, this meant you only had to encounter Companions 15 more times on Day 2, for a total of 30 times.

### Daily Quests

Below are the daily quests and all its 10 goals. Every day the goals increased, but the rewards were always the same.

### Rotating Quests

Below are the 4-day rotation quests and its goals. Every day that it showed up, the rewards were always the same.

#### Rotation 4

\*Parven's Shop was a weird quest. It occurred every two days, but gave different rewards.

## Global Achievement

There were also global quests to complete, which added up all the instances of a certain task *everyone playing the game globally* did. You should have at least 50 Elegance  before you could claim the rewards from completed global quests. There were 7 different categories of quests: Spending Gold, Spending Diamonds, Buying Gold Balloons, Buying Silver Balloons, Encountering Characters, Obtaining Clothing Items, and Researching Fashion Labs.
The Union Act

**The Union Act** was a law drafted by the government of the United Kingdom in 1987. Its main focus was to clamp down on immigration and tighten border controls. The act came about following a devastating explosion that terrorised Turing City in North West England.

The act is the focus of the player character's investigation in *The Occupation*. Pete Bottomley, Designer and Co Founder at the game's developer White Paper Games, stated that The Union Act was based on the Patriot Act of America.
Architectural Art

She passes by rows of familiar and unfamiliar buildings, dazzled by the light reflecting off the large glass windows.

## Vital Details

### Obtained From:

Encounter Finn Burna
 Purchase from Parven's Shop

**Architectural Art** can be obtained by encountering Finn Burna or purchased from Parven for 684.

## Crafting

#### Used to craft:

* Sakura Station - 7 needed
* Spark of Inspiration - 9 needed
* Wrist Art - 8 needed
* Graceful Hue - 4 needed
* Heart Flutters - 5 needed
* Lilac Dewdrop - 4 needed
* Berry Tart - 7 needed
* Gold Brew - 4 needed

The total number of **Architectural Art** needed for crafting all clothing for the main story is 94. This includes clothing that has to be crafted multiple times to be used in crafting other items.

## Set

**Architectural Art** is part of the City Mocha set.

The other parts of this set are Profound Taste, Morning Leaves, Hidden Intention, City Mocha, Ginkgo Pathway, Romantic Dogma, Game Rules, Latte Time, City Garden and Spring in Paris.
Hertz

The **hertz** (symbol: **Hz**) is a unit of frequency derived from the International System of Units (SI) and is defined as one cycle per second. It is named after Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, the first person to provide conclusive proof of the existence of electromagnetic waves.

## Variations

Hertz are commonly expressed in metric prefixes (decimals):

* A **kilohertz** (kHz) consists of 1,000 hertz ( 103 )
* A **megahertz** (MHz) consists of 1,000 kilohertz, or 1,000,000 hertz ( 106 )
* A **gigahertz** (GHz) consists of 1,000 megahertz, or 1,000,000,000 hertz ( 109 )
* A **terahertz** (THz) consists of 1,000 gigahertz, or 1,000,000,000,000 hertz ( 1012 )
* A **petahertz** (PHz) consists of 1,000 terahertz, or 1,000,000,000,000,000 hertz ( 1015 )
* An **exahertz** (EHz) consists of 1,000 petahertz, or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 hertz ( 1018 )

## Usage

The hertz is used by the computer industry to label the frequency of electronic components, notably the clock rate of central processing units (CPU). However, as manufacturers have adopted techologies such as caching, pipelining, multi-core processing, computing efficiency can vary significantly across different processor lines. As a result, the hertz is not an ideal measurement of processing power, leading to the megahertz myth.

## History in NeXT products

A list of processors and clock rates of selected NeXT products:

* NeXT Computer: 25 MHz Motorola 68030
* NeXTcube and NeXTstation: 25 MHz Motorola 68040
* NeXTcube Turbo and NeXTstation Turbo: 33 MHz Motorola 68040
* NeXTdimension color board: 33 MHz Intel i860

## References

1. ↑ "hertz". (1992). *American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language* (3rd ed.), Boston: Houghton Mifflin.

## External links

* Hertz at the Apple Wiki
* Hertz at Wiktionary
* Hertz at Wikipedia
The Occupation Wiki

**Welcome to the The Occupation Wiki!**
We're the official wiki for *The Occupation*, a collaborative community website that anyone, including you, can build and expand! Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

***The Occupation*** is the thrilling investigative simulation game from developer White Paper Games, set in North West England in the late 1980s. The player takes the role of news reporter Harvey Miller, who comes to the Bowman Carson facility in Turing City to investigate a terrorist bombing, and uncover evidence of the company's role in the controversial law due to be passed by the British government.

**Featured articles**
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Word (computing)

**Word** and its variations are **computing** terms for sets of data that is processed as a unit. For development on NeXTSTEP, a "word" typically refers to 16 bits, or 2 bytes, of data.

## Variations

* **A halfword** consists of 8 bits, or 1 byte, of data.
* **A longword** consists of 32 bits, or 4 bytes, of data.
* **A quadword** consists of 64 bits, or 8 bytes, of data.

## External links

* Word (computing) at the Apple Wiki
* Word (computer architecture) at Wikipedia
Lynn Takahashi Franklin

**Lynn Y. Takahashi Franklin** was a member of the original Macintosh development team at Apple Computer where she worked as an assistant to co-founder Steve Jobs. In 1985, she followed Jobs to NeXT where she served as the office manager.

## References

1. ↑ Early NeXT Folks by Leo Hourvitz. 1985-12.

## External links

* Lynn Takahashi at Folklore
* Lynn Takahashi Franklin by Douglas Menuez at Stanford University
* Lynn Takahashi Franklin at Facebook
* Lynn Takahashi at the Apple Wiki
Hartmut Esslinger

**Hartmut Esslinger** (born June 5, 1944) is a German-American industrial designer and the founder of Frog Design. He worked on the industrial design of computers for Apple Computer and NeXT.

## Work with Apple and NeXT

Esslinger first met Steve Jobs in January 1982 and expressed that the existing computers of the Apple II series were "incredibly ugly and wasteful in production". After winning a design competition, Esslinger was awarded a contract to develop Apple's design strategy for $1 million per year. The first computer released with his industrial design was the Apple IIc in 1984.

When Jobs left Apple in 1985 to start NeXT, Esslinger also gradually phased out his contract with Apple and designed the NeXTcube.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Remembering The Design Legacy Of Steve Jobs’s Other Great Computer Company by John Brownlee, Fast Company. 2016-02-16.
2. ↑ This Designer Told Young Steve Jobs His Computers Were Ugly, And What Happened Next Changed Apple Forever by Rebecca Borison, *Business Insider*. 2014-07-16.
3. ↑ MUST SEE! Early Apple Concept Designs from Hartmut Esslinger by Michael, AppleGazette. 2008-10-20.

### Books

* *A Fine Line* by Hartmut Esslinger, Jossey-Bass. 2009-06-29.

## External links

* Hartmut Esslinger at the Apple Wiki
* Hartmut Esslinger at Wikipedia
Homo nihonensis

### Evolution

Because of the scarcity of wildlife in the northern reach of the Denisovans, this populations has split of into a different species altogether around 190,000 BCE.

### Characteristics

To catch their prey, they traded some of their size, muscle mass and intellectual capabilities for a slimmer and lankier build, in turn they have also aquired a more sophisticated sense of hearing (reflected by their bigger ears). This lets them be fast enough to catch up to some of their prey (as endurance due to sweating is useless in those colder areas).

As the temperatures rose up again during the Eemian interglacial period, they began to hunt the newly flourishing wildlife of the Japanese archipelago and the coasts of the Sea of Okhotsk, allowing them to regrow larger brains and invent more efficient ways of hunting. When the Eemian interglacial period ended, they kept their newly acquired techniques and intellects as well as their lankier limbs and smaller sized builds, letting them develop protocultures.

### Migration

By the time the glacial period ended, they had receded to the Japanese archipelago and Korean peninsula only, but were firmly implanted in those areas.
Astrological Phases

The sound of your footsteps is definitely more noticeable to me than the stars.

**Astrological Phases** could be obtained through the Symphony of Life Special event for 1,499 .

Later, it could be obtained by purchasing it from the Time Atelier for 1,499 .

## Set

**Astrological Phases** is part of the Song of Destiny set.

The other parts of this set are Chosen Duty, The Oracle, Song of Destiny, Traces of Night, Made to Listen, Astrological Ballad, Gift of Fate, Mirrored World and Physical Incarnation.
Objective-C

**Objective-C** is an object-oriented superset of ANSI C by Brad Cox and Tom Love of Stepstone (later Productivity Products International). Its additions to the C programming language are few and are mostly based on Smalltalk. Objective C is implemented as a preprocessor for C. Its programming syntax is a superset of standard C syntax, and its compiler accepts both C and Objective C source code (filename extension ".m").

## Description

Objective-C has no operator overloading, multiple inheritance, or class variables. It does have dynamic binding. It is used as a primary system programming language by NeXT and its successor, Apple Inc. As implemented for NeXTSTEP and its derivatives, Mac OS X (now macOS), iPadOS, and iOS, the Objective C language is fully compatible with ANSI C.

Objective-C can also be used as an extension to C++, which lacks some of the possibilities for object-oriented design that dynamic typing and dynamic binding bring to Objective C. C++ also has features not found in Objective C.

Versions exist for MS-DOS, Macintosh, VAX/VMS and Unix workstations. Language versions by Stepstone, NeXT and GNU are slightly different.

## References

1. ↑ Objective C at the Free On-Line Dictionary Of Computing. 1999-07-10.

## External links

* Objective C at NeXTanswers (archived 1997-04-12)
	+ Why did NeXT choose Objective-C rather than C++? (archived 1997-04-12)
* Programming with Objective-C at Apple Developer (2014-09-17)
	+ Objective-C Runtime Programming Guide (2009-10-19)
	+ The Objective-C Programming Language (2013-04-23, retired document)
* Objective-C by Brad Cox (archived 2004-01-30)
* Objective-C at the Apple Wiki
* Objective-C and Objective-C Compiler and Runtime FAQ at the GNUstep Wiki
* Objective-C at Wikipedia

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NeXTdimension

**NeXTdimension** (ND) was an accelerated 32-bit color board manufactured and sold by NeXT from 1991 that gave the NeXTcube color capabilities with planned Display PostScript support. The NeXTbus, a NuBus-like implementation card was a full size card for the NeXTcube, filling one of four slots, another one being filled with the main board itself. The NeXTdimension featured S-Video input and output, RGB output, an Intel i860 64-bit RISC processor at 33 MHz for Postscript acceleration, 256KB RAM main memory and 4MB VRAM for a resolution of 1120\*832 at 24-bit color plus 8-bit alpha channel. An onboard C-Cube CL550 chip for motion JPEG video compression was announced, but never shipped. A handful of engineering prototypes for the MJPEG daughterboard exist, but none actually function.

A stripped down Mach kernel was used as the operating system for the card. Due to the supporting processor, 32-bit color on the NeXTdimension was faster than 2-bit greyscale Display PostScript on the NeXTcube. Display PostScript never actually ran on the board so the Intel i860 never did much more than move blocks of color data around. The Motorola 68040 did the crunching and the board, while fast for its time, never lived up to the hype. Since the main board always included the greyscale video logic, each NeXTdimension allowed the simultaneous use of an additional monitor. List price for a NeXTdimension sold as an add-on to the NeXTcube was $US 3,995.

## References

1. ↑ Apple Confidential 2.0: The Definitive History of the World's Most Colorful ..., By Owen W. Linzmayer, Page 215, *...1990 August: NeXTdimension introduced...1991 April: NeXTdimension ships minus compression chip...*
2. ↑ New Machines from NeXT, 1990, U-M Computing News, Volume 5, Page 9, *...NeXTdimension board provides 32-bit color, and includes an Intel i860 graphics accelerator chip. A custom chip from C-Cube Microsystems supports realtime image compression and decompression...*

## External links

* NeXTdimension Color Board at The Best of NeXT Computers
* NeXTdimension at ChannelU (archived 2000-04-09)
	+ NeXTdimension specifications (archived 2000-01-19)
* NeXTdimension at Low End Mac
* NeXTdimension at NeXTComputers.org
* NeXTdimension owners mailing list
* NeXTdimension at the Apple Wiki
* NeXTdimension at Wikipedia
Autumn Lotus (Dress)

## Autumn Lotus

Autumn seems to follow her around in her lotus-colored dress.

**Autumn Lotus** can be obtained by encountering Xiaoqing or purchased from Parven for 2,052

## Crafting

#### Used to Craft:

* Gardenia Glory - 2 needed
* Mountain Passion - 3 needed
* Indolent Light - 4 needed
* Clouds and Waves - 5 needed
* Viridescent Vision - 9 needed
* First Light - 13 needed
* Rainy Story - 14 needed

The total number of **Autumn Lotus** needed for crafting all clothing for the main story is 64. This includes clothing that has to be crafted multiple times to be used in crafting other items.

**Autumn Lotus** is also used to craft some special clothing from My Collection. For more information about the amount needed, please click here.

## Set

**Autumn Lotus** is part of the Autumn Lotus set.

The other parts of this set are Dancing Butterflies, Dewy Fragrance, Veiled Smile, Light Leaps, Lingering Flutters, and Forget Me Not.
4-bit

**4-bit** refers to **four** binary (0 or 1) units of integer data. This allows for up to 16 combinations of values, typically from 0 to 15.

* 4-bit color allows for up to 16 grays, or 16 colors assigned by a color lookup table (CLUT). This is also referred to as the EGA standard by PC users.
* 4-bit sound allows for a range of up to 16 values (−8 to +7) per sample (Hertz).

## External links

* 4-bit at the Apple Wiki
* 4-bit computing at Wikipedia
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## UCP migration has occurred on the Apple Wiki

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* **Editing:** If you're having trouble with the new UCP source editor's bugginess, lagginess, and broken "Preview" feature, you can enable an older functional editor by going into your preferences, then the **Editing** tab, then select "Source editor" from the pop-up menu under **Editor**. Right now, this pop-up menu preference has not yet been synced between UCP and non-UCP sites as it was hastily implemented recently after apoplectic feedback from angry power users, so you may have to reset your preferences when jumping back…

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Animals

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There are a large variety of animals in the world, including Ridable Animals, livestock and pets sometimes these animals can play an integral part of a culture, proto-culture or nation, they also form the basis of most cultures food.

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## Ridable animals

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*See Ridable Animals*

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- Aral Horse
- Serban Mammoth
- Lampampayka (Thunder Ducks)
- Juneau Reindeer
- Near Eastern Camel
- Northern Camelop
- Hippidon Horse
- Cape Zebra
- Dwarve Doreset Mammoth
- Cape Elephant
- Unicorn
- Sun hippidon
- Sapien Horse
- Long Grass Horse
- Dogger Horse
- Southern Camelop

## Livestock

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*See Livestock*

```

- Giant Snail
- Bush Cutter
- Egyptian Auroch
- Nubian Ibex
- Rift Buffalo
- Cape Buffalo
- Giant Malleefowl
- Western Cricket
- Western Grasshopper
- Llama
- Alpaca
- Satander Sheep
- Oxen
- Wolfsjaegar Ibex
- Post-Tamil Emu
- Argali
- Guanacos

## Canines

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*See Canines*

```

- African Dog
- Swimming Dog
- European Neandrathal Dog
- Central Asian Wolfdog
- American Jeaneu Dog
- Snow dog
- Northern Dire Dog
- War Sledge Dog
- Singing Dog
- Malvinas Dog
- Amazonian Dog
- Neandrathal Atlantic Dog
- Wolverine
- Appalachian Dog
- Appalachian Fox
- Kitsune
- Nihonensis Wolf Dog
- Nihonensis Filipino Wolf Dog
- Aral Sledge dog
- Andean Dog
- Dogger Dog
- Red Fox

## Pets

*See Pets*

- Chinchilla
- Guinea Pig
- Resiyan Monkey
- African Cat
- Marajos Caiman
- Serval Cat
- Pigeon
- Yangtzee Cat
- Dogger Rabbit
- Purse Web Spider
- Snake
- Golden Orb Weaver Spider
- Grey Junglefowl
- Red Junglefowl
- Appalachian Skunk
64-bit

**64-bit** refers to **sixty-four** binary (0 or 1) units of integer data. This allows for up to 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 combinations of values.

* 64-bit color, is typically split into four sets of 16-bit values for 65,536 levels per RGBA channel (red, green, blue, and alpha). The three 16-bit RGB values deliver 281,474,976,710,656 unique colors, the same as 48-bit color, but with the addition of 65,536 levels of transparency defined by the alpha channel. This range is also known as "deep color".
* 64-bit sound allows for a range of up to 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 values (−9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to +9,223,372,036,854,775,807) per sample (Hertz).
* 64-bit addressing allows for access to up to 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 bytes, or 18.4 exabytes of data.
* 64 bits of data make 8 bytes, referred to by programmers as a **quadword**.

## See also

* Intel i860, a 64-bit RISC processor used in the NeXTdimension color board.

## External links

* 64-bit at the Apple Wiki
* 64-bit computing at Wikipedia
8-bit color

**8-bit color** is a color depth that can allow for up to 256 grays, or 256 colors assigned by a color lookup table (CLUT). This is referred to as "**256 colors**" on Macintosh systems, and the VGA standard by PC users.

## Color palettes

When the cost of video RAM was high, early computers used color palettes to improve the appearance of 24-bit color graphics through the 256 color limitation.

### Apple Computer

Apple Computer implemented a "System palette" which included 6 levels of red, green, and blue in increments of 51 (on a scale of 0 to 255), that defined 216 uniform RGB colors. The remaining 40 colors were assigned to red, green, blue, and gray values that defined 4 gradients of 10 color values, and when combined with existing values from the 216, formed 4 *smooth* gradients of 15 values in increments of 17 (on a scale of 0 to 255).

### Microsoft

Microsoft later implemented its own 256-color palette which assigned the first and last 8 values from its original 16-color palette, with the first 8 being lower-luminosity values of the last 8.

### Netscape

Netscape took the base 216 colors from Apple's System Palette, which closely approximated a subset of colors from Microsoft's palette to define the "web-safe" palette.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Color Palettes (PDF) by Marc Johnson, Columbia University School of the Arts. 2020.

## External links

* 8-bit color at the Apple Wiki
* Color depth and Palette (computing) at Wikipedia
Bit

A **bit** (a contraction of **binary digit**) is a unit of data that consists of a binary value (0 or 1, also represented *on/off* and *true/false*). Groups of 8-bits of data are measured as bytes.

Because of the relationship of bits to bytes (8 *bits* = 1 *byte*), it is a significant difference in overall storage quantity should the two nomenclatures be confused. Typically, *bytes* are used for physical storage (eg. 20 **GB** capacity), while *bits* are used for throughput or bandwidth ratings (eg. 400 **Mbps** transfer rate, or bit rate).

## Variations

* A binary **kilobit** (Kibit) consists of 1,024 bits ( 210 )
* A binary **megabit** (Mibit) consists of 1,024 kilobits, or 1,048,576 bits ( 220 )
* A binary **gigabit** (Gibit) consists of 1,024 megabits, or 1,073,741,824 bits ( 230 )
* A binary **terabit** (Tibit) consists of 1,024 gigabits, or 1,099,511,627,776 bits ( 240 )
* A binary **petabit** (Pibit) consists of 1,024 terabits, or 1,125,899,906,842,624 bits ( 250 )
* A binary **exabit** (Eibit) consists of 1,024 petabits, or 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 bits ( 260 )

Starting with iOS 11 and Mac OS X 10.6, Apple stopped using binary values and switched to decimals, causing a "megabyte" to report 1,000,000 bytes instead of 1,048,576 bytes, as had been done in the past. This created an illusion of a slight increase in data capacity (memory and storage).

* A decimal **kilobit** (kbit) consists of 1,000 bits ( 103 )
* A decimal **megabit** (Mbit) consists of 1,000 kilo bits, or 1,000,000 bits ( 106 )
* A decimal **gigabit** (Gbit) consists of 1,000 mega bits, or 1,000,000,000 bits ( 109 )
* A decimal **terabit** (Tbit) consists of 1,000 giga bits, or 1,000,000,000,000 bits ( 1012 )
* A decimal **petabit** (Pbit) consists of 1,000 tera bits, or 1,000,000,000,000,000 bits ( 1015 )
* A decimal **exabit** (Ebit) consists of 1,000 peta bits, or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 bits ( 1018 )

## References

1. ↑ Jason Snell. "Snow Leopard's new maths", *Macworld*, 2009-08-28. Retrieved on 2011-04-13.
2. ↑ How Mac OS X reports drive capacity. Apple Inc. (2009-08-27). Retrieved on 2009-10-16.

## External links

* Bit at the Free On-Line Dictionary Of Computing
* Bit at the Adobe Wiki
* Bit at the Apple Wiki
* Binary digit at Wiktionary
* Bit at Wikipedia