WinterSpw

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Testing area edit

~ My main editing expertise is on: Axis & Allies (2004 video game). :)

I'm trying to make a table of campaigns:

**List of *Axis & Allies* Campaigns**
Allied Campaigns	Axis Campaigns
Cinematic: Moscow Counteroffensive 1. Battle of El Alamein 2. Battle of Guadalcanal 3. Battle of Stalingrad 4. Battle of Kursk 5. Road to Rome Cinematic: Operation Overlord: D-Day 6. Operation Overlord: D-Day 7. Normandy Breakout 8. Operation Market Garden 9. Battle of the Bulge Cinematic: Bombing of Berlin 10. Fall of Berlin 11. Battle of Iwo Jima 12. Invasion of Okinawa Cinematic: Victory in Japan	Cinematic: Invasion of France 1. Airdrop on Crete 2. Battle of El Alamein 3. Battle of Suez Canal 4. Battle of Stalingrad 5. Invasion of Australia 6. Battle of Kursk 7. Defense of Normandy 8. Operation Sealion Cinematic: Fall of London 9. Invasion of India 10. The Burning of Moscow Cinematic: Collapse of Russia 11. Assault on Midway 12. Invasion of Hawaii Cinematic: Cold War in the Pacific

Table finished.

Also learned how to blink text!

Wow, blinking!

Favorite images edit

Magnified sand particles found in cays
The tesseract, possibly the fourth dimension
The flag of the United Nations
Animation of an example of parallax
The Blue Marble, famous photograph of the Earth
A volume rendering of a mouse's skull
Delicious oven-baked chocolate chip cookies

Favorite links edit

Miscellaneous edit

Kiska#World_War_II, huge American force invades an island abandoned by the Japanese!
Durian, finally I know the name of it!

Articles I created edit

Sanizade, an important physician and historian to the Ottoman Turks (the article that referenced this historian got deleted due to lack of citation, which led to the deletion of this article.)

_{Furthermore, I have also created a lot of disambiguation and redirect pages.} :D

Articles that should be created edit

Southern Resource Area, the rich resource area located in the Dutch East Indies, the Malay peninsula, the Philippines, etc.
LI-2200, higher-strength version of the LI-900 material, known as LI-2200 (22 pounds per cubic foot bulk density). These tiles provided strength and insulating properties needed in stressful areas that LI-900 tiles were unable to handle. These tiles came with an undesirable weight penalty. Prompted NASA to develop FRCI-12.
FRCI-12, fibrous refractory composite insulation (12-pound-per-cubic-foot bulk density material). Since their introduction in 1981, FRCI-12 tiles have been used to replace both LI-900 and LI-2200 tiles in many fragile areas of the Space Shuttle
Humanity: A Moral History of the Twentieth Century, an expository and analytical book written by Jonathan Glover discussing things such as Mao's Communist rule and Stalin's Nationalist Socialism.
Degenerate hyperbola, a conic section in mathematics
Radiation filter, a screen that filters 94-99% of low-level radiation emitted by computers, Source
Musée Conti, a historical-based wax museum located in New Orleans, Louisiana. The museum tells of the story behind the New Orleans area in a chronological fashion using over a 100 life-sized wax figures.
Rainpipe/Drainpipe, a large pipe that carries away the discharge of waste pipes, soil pipes, etc.

'Articles that should be created' that were created edit

War of the Rats, a novel released in May of 1999 about Russian snipers
LI-900, Space Shuttle TPS tiles that have remarkable thermal protection properties. (An LI-900 tile exposed to a temperature of 1000 K on one side will remain merely warm to the touch on the other side.)
Concurrent enrollment, summer enrollment in a community college or university for high school course credit
Enrique Dupuy de Lôme, the Spanish Minister to the United States in 1892, whom wrote an evocative letter which was captured by American intelligence and revealed to the public. The letter censured McKinley, ridiculing him as being weak and incompetent.
Max and the Cats (Max e os Felinos), a novel written by Scliar whose story is related to that of Life of Pi's