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1 October 2002

• 23:5323:53, 1 October 2002 diff hist +76 Caesar the Geezer more old links
• 23:5223:52, 1 October 2002 diff hist −106 Caesar the Geezer removing potentially libellous comment
• 23:5023:50, 1 October 2002 diff hist +60 Caesar the Geezer added an extlink
• 23:4723:47, 1 October 2002 diff hist +29 Richard's paradox The '''Richard Paradox'''...
• 23:4123:41, 1 October 2002 diff hist +32 State church a bit of linkage
• 23:3523:35, 1 October 2002 diff hist +8 Isaac Barrow more linkage
• 23:3323:33, 1 October 2002 diff hist −4 Isaac Barrow fixup
• 23:3223:32, 1 October 2002 diff hist +38 Wikipedia:Rouse History of Mathematics * Isaac Barrow (1630 - 1677) ''status:'' imported and reformatted: needs proofreading
• 23:3123:31, 1 October 2002 diff hist +95 Talk:Isaac Barrow :This article could do with some mathematical proof-reading for correctness.
• 23:3023:30, 1 October 2002 diff hist +140 N Talk:Isaac Barrow The original version of this article was taken from the Rouse History of Mathematics, as marked up by ???, with permission: see article.
• 23:2923:29, 1 October 2002 diff hist −8 Isaac Barrow more layout
• 23:2823:28, 1 October 2002 diff hist −63 Isaac Barrow formatting
• 23:2523:25, 1 October 2002 diff hist +6,797 Isaac Barrow took in text from Rouse site
• 23:1423:14, 1 October 2002 diff hist +65 Peck (Note that dry measure is not the same as wet measure: for example, a dry pint is not the same as a wet pint.)
• 23:1123:11, 1 October 2002 diff hist +430 Atomic clock a bit more on jitter
• 23:0223:02, 1 October 2002 diff hist +34 N U.S. customary unit #REDIRECT U.S. customary units
• 23:0123:01, 1 October 2002 diff hist +53 Peck A '''peck''' is an Imperial unit and U.S. customary unit of dry volume, equivalent in each of these systems
• 23:0023:00, 1 October 2002 diff hist +6 Peck A '''peck''' is a
• 22:5922:59, 1 October 2002 diff hist +308 N Peck A peck is a customary unit of dry volume, equivalent to 8 dry quarts, or 16 dry pints. (Note that a dry pint is not the same as a wet pint.) Four pecks make a bushel.
• 16:5216:52, 1 October 2002 diff hist +60 Electrode see also
• 16:5116:51, 1 October 2002 diff hist +168 National Information Systems Security Glossary an unclassified glossary of Information Systems Security (INFOSEC) terms intended to provide a common vocabulary for discussing INFOSEC.
• 16:4516:45, 1 October 2002 diff hist +31 National Information Systems Security Glossary Information Systems Security (INFOSEC)
• 16:4116:41, 1 October 2002 diff hist +85 Anne of the Thousand Days It was nominated for nine Academy Awards and won the award for best costumes.
• 16:4016:40, 1 October 2002 diff hist +4 Anne Boleyn linked film
• 16:3816:38, 1 October 2002 diff hist 0 Anne of the Thousand Days Genevieve Bujold as Anne Boleyn.
• 16:3716:37, 1 October 2002 diff hist +90 Anne of the Thousand Days It starred Richard Burton as King Henry VIII and Genevieve Bujold as Anne Boleyn.
• 16:3616:36, 1 October 2002 diff hist +69 Anne of the Thousand Days '''Anne of the Thousand Days''' was an Academy Award-winning movie in 1969, based on the story of Henry VIII of England and Anne Boleyn.
• 16:3416:34, 1 October 2002 diff hist +85 National Information Systems Security Glossary The '''National Information Systems Security Glossary''' is the United States federal government unclassified glossary of INFOSEC terms.
• 16:3216:32, 1 October 2002 diff hist +209 Carbamazepine a bit more
• 16:2716:27, 1 October 2002 diff hist +735 Unintended consequences merging
• 16:2616:26, 1 October 2002 diff hist −753 Blowback redir
• 16:2516:25, 1 October 2002 diff hist +1,032 Unintended consequences an example merged
• 16:2516:25, 1 October 2002 diff hist −1,019 Perverse incentive redir
• 16:2416:24, 1 October 2002 diff hist +94 Law (principle) Other laws are pragmatic and observational, such as the law of unintended consequences.
• 16:2116:21, 1 October 2002 diff hist +36 N Law of unintended consequences #REDIRECT Unintended consequence
• 16:1916:19, 1 October 2002 diff hist +119 Unintended consequences The '''Law of unintended consequences''' holds that almost all human actions have at least one unintended consequence.
• 16:1716:17, 1 October 2002 diff hist +172 N Unintended consequences '''Unintended consequences''' are a common phenomenon, due to the complexity of the world and human over-confidence.
• 16:1416:14, 1 October 2002 diff hist +82 Blowback * [http://www.msnbc.com/news/190144.asp MSNBC article on Bin Laden and blowback]
• 16:1216:12, 1 October 2002 diff hist +41 Blowback See also: unintended consequences
• 16:1016:10, 1 October 2002 diff hist +651 N Blowback another link
• 15:2515:25, 1 October 2002 diff hist +1 m Windows Media Player No edit summary
• 15:2515:25, 1 October 2002 diff hist +19 Windows Media Player Windows Media Player competes with RealNetworks Real One player and [[Apple Computer]'s QuickTime.
• 15:2415:24, 1 October 2002 diff hist +7 Windows Media Player Windows Media Player's competitors are RealNetworks from and Quicktime from Apple.
• 15:1815:18, 1 October 2002 diff hist +361 Windows Media Player Windows Media Player's competitors are Real Player and Quicktime from Apple.
• 14:4514:45, 1 October 2002 diff hist +1 Seven of Nine Adjunct, surely
• 13:4213:42, 1 October 2002 diff hist −15 Price fixing profit
• 13:4213:42, 1 October 2002 diff hist +4 m Price fixing No edit summary
• 13:3613:36, 1 October 2002 diff hist +101 Talk:Post-communism Perhaps you mean Communism, the rule of a so-called "Communist party", something entirely different.
• 13:3513:35, 1 October 2002 diff hist +20 Talk:Post-communism China or North Korea's leaders
• 13:3413:34, 1 October 2002 diff hist +233 Talk:Post-communism :Please let me know where. Which countries actually ''practice'' communism at the moment, rather than calling themselves communist? I don't notice North Korea's leaders, for example, doing much sh