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Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Summers

Overview
Summers is a member of Hufflepuff house, probably in the same year as Fred and George Weasley.

Goblet of Fire
It is mentioned by Professor Dumbledore, that "Mr. Summers" had tried to place his name in the Goblet of Fire, but had been thwarted by the age line. Dumbledore also humorously comments that, like Fred and George, he had grown a beard as a result, although the twins' beards were finer.

Strengths
According to Dumbledore, Summers was able to "age [himself] up a bit", implying that he was able to produce either a charm or potion effective enough to raise his age by at least a few months.

Weaknesses
We do not see enough of Summers to imply any weaknesses. It could be implied by the text that his aging process was not strong enough to fool the Goblet; however, it is an incredibly powerful magical object, and Dumbledore's age line was effective enough to deter him. Even if he had managed to cross the line, the Goblet would have probably never selected him.

Relationships with Other Characters
As a member of Hufflepuff House, we must assume he has some personal relationships there.

Analysis
Summers serves as a reminder of the rules to enter the Tournament. Fred and George visually provide a humorous moment showing the results of trying to hoodwink the Goblet; Summers' name being mentioned goes to show that he was also tempted to enter (and, like the twins, failed).

Questions

 * 1) Why did Summers try to enter the Tournament illegally?
 * 2) If this shows a small amount of dishonesty, why is he a Hufflepuff?

Greater Picture
The author feels the need to remind the readers that the presence of the world-famous Tournament at Hogwarts is a huge part of life for the staff and students. Summers serves to flesh out its importance, in particular to people outside the main characters.


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Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Fawcett

Overview
Miss Fawcett is a member of either Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff house, possibly in the same year as Fred and George Weasley.

Philosopher's Stone
A very tenuous link leads us to believe that Miss Fawcett was present at Hogwarts in Harry's first year. The book Quidditch Through the Ages, written by the author of the series, has a library card on the fly-leaf, with a list of students who had taken the book out and the due dates. One "S. Fawcett" had borrowed the book, and was to return it on the 16th of September. "H. Granger" and "H. Potter" had borrowed the book after that, and Hermione has the book out of the library during Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Chamber of Secrets
Miss Fawcett is mentioned in passing as one of the students that Professor Lockhart helps to her feet after the grand chaos of the Dueling Club. "Careful there, Miss Fawcett..."

Goblet of Fire
In conversation with Mr. Weasley just before locating the Portkey to take them to the Quidditch World Cup, Amos Diggory mentions the Fawcetts had been unable to get tickets. Given the author's propensity to re-use characters, we can guess that this refers to Miss Fawcett's family, and thus guess that she lives near the Weasley home at Ottery St. Catchpole.

Professor Dumbledore mentions that Miss Fawcett had tried to place her name in the Goblet of Fire, but had been thwarted by the Age Line.

Fawcett is penalized ten points by Professor Snape when she is caught hiding in a rose bush with one Mr. Stebbins at the Yule Ball.

Relationships with Other Characters
Miss Fawcett was caught by Snape kissing Stebbins behind a Rose Bush during the Yule Ball, so it can be assumed she was going out with Stebbins.

Analysis
One thing to be aware of here is that either there is some confusion over whether Miss Fawcett is in Ravenclaw or in Hufflepuff, or else there are two Misses Fawcett, one in each house. As noted above, Professor Dumbledore says "Miss Fawcett, of Ravenclaw." At the Yule Ball, however, when Professor Snape is wandering around the rose garden, blasting apart bushes, he flushes out a snogging couple, Fawcett and Stebbins. Addressing the fleeing girl, Snape says "That's ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett!"


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Cookbook talk:Pickle

Internationalism
As currently written, this is very US-centric. How can we rewrite it to be more international (i.e. English vs wronglish) without upsetting peoples' sensibilities (as it currently does)? Webaware talk 09:51, 21 January 2007 (UTC)

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Cookbook:Chicken Sopas

| Cuisine of the Philippines

Sopas is a Filipino macaroni soup made with elbow macaroni, meat, vegetables, and milk.

Ingredients

 * 1 tbsp butter or olive oil
 * 3 cloves garlic, minced
 * 1 onion, finely chopped
 * 250 grams chicken meat, still attached to the bones
 * Salt
 * Freshly ground black pepper
 * 3–4 cups water
 * 1 cup dried elbow macaroni
 * 1 carrot, diced
 * ½ head of cabbage, shredded
 * 375 ml (1½ cups) evaporated milk

Procedure

 * 1) Preheat oil in a pot. Add onion and garlic, and sauté them. Be careful not to burn them, as this will give your soup a burnt and bitter taste.
 * 2) Add the chicken, salt, and pepper. Let it cook but don't let it brown. Browning the meat will give you a dark broth with an unpleasant taste.
 * 3) Pour in water and bring everything to a boil.
 * 4) As soon as the water boils, the scum from the chicken will rise to the top—you can skim it off.
 * 5) Season again with salt and pepper—this is called "layering" in cooking.
 * 6) Add the elbow macaroni and cook for 7 minutes or so.
 * 7) The macaroni will have absorbed some of the salt by now, so season again with salt.
 * 8) Add the carrots and cabbage. Mix well.
 * 9) Add in the milk but don't let it boil—boiling will make the milk separate and ruin the soup's texture.
 * 10) Serve immediately because the elbow macaroni will absorb most of the milky broth if you let it stand too long.
 * 11) Enjoy!

Notes, tips, and variations

 * Using meat with bones will make the broth tastier without the use of bouillon cubes.
 * You can use fish sauce instead of salt for added flavor.

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Satanism

Origins of Satanism
It is apparent from a study of history that the earliest forms of Satanism were in fact fabrications by various groups of Christians. Many of the erroneous beliefs about Satanists still believed today can be traced to Medieval and Renaissance books such as Malleus Maleficarum (The Witch's Hammer) (1486) by Heinrich Kramer and James Sprenger. However, Satanism in general is extremely diverse, and it is not one religion or one belief system. There are many different Satanic organizations and sects, and then there are simply independent Satanists who are not a part of any sects or organizations. There are some Satanic sects that base their religion on ancient Pagan religions.

The Church of Satan
The Church of Satan was founded by Anton Szandor LaVey (1930-1997) in 1966. In 1969, he wrote The Satanic Bible (1969), which remains the primary scripture of the Church of Satan. In that book, LaVey argued that religions such as Christianity rejected the physical world; he was attempting to create a religion which uplifted it.

Other books written by LaVey on the subject include The Compleat Witch (1971) (later republished as The Satanic Witch ) , The Satanic Rituals (1972), The Devil's Notebook (1992), and Satan Speaks! (1998). LaVey appointed Blanche Barton command of the church, and she assumed the role when he died in 1997.

The Satanic Temple
The Satanic Temple was founded by Lucien Greaves and Malcolm Jarry in 2012. Greaves is the organization's spokesperson. While the Church of Satan bases its ideology on the writings of Anton LaVey and Peter Gilmore, The Satanic Temple's ideology is based upon the writings of numerous authors, primarily from the Romantic Satanism genre. Its three Primary Texts are Revolt of the Angels by Anatole France, The Better Angels of Our Nature by Steven Pinker, and Speak of the Devil by Joseph Laycock. Greaves considers the Temple a progressive and updated version of LaVey's Satanism. The Temple sees itself as separate and distinct from LaVeyan Satanists, and feels that its principles and tenets represent "a natural evolution in Satanic thought". Greaves has said that the elements of Social Darwinism and Nietzscheanism within LaVeyan Satanism are incongruent with game theory, reciprocal altruism, and cognitive science. He has also criticized the Church of Satan for its lack of political lobbying and what he sees as their exclusivity, referring to them as autocratic and hierarchical, and saying that the Church fetishizes authoritarianism. Conversely, the Church of Satan has made statements claiming that The Satanic Temple are only "masquerading as Satanists" and do not represent Satanism.

Mission
The Satanic Temple describes its mission as follows:"The mission of The Satanic Temple is to encourage benevolence and empathy among all people, reject tyrannical authority, advocate practical common sense and justice, and be directed by the human conscience to undertake noble pursuits guided by the individual will. Politically aware, Civic-minded Satanists and allies in The Satanic Temple have publicly opposed The Westboro Baptist Church, advocated on behalf of children in public school to abolish corporal punishment, applied for equal representation where religious monuments are placed on public property, provided religious exemption and legal protection against laws that unscientifically restrict women's reproductive autonomy, exposed fraudulent harmful pseudo-scientific practitioners and claims in mental health care, and applied to hold clubs alongside other religious after school clubs in schools besieged by proselytizing organizations."

Tenets
The Satanic Temple has seven fundamental tenets:

 * 1) One should strive to act with compassion and empathy towards all creatures in accordance with reason.
 * 2) The struggle for justice is an ongoing and necessary pursuit that should prevail over laws and institutions.
 * 3) One's body is inviolable, subject to one's own will alone.
 * 4) The freedoms of others should be respected, including the freedom to offend. To willfully and unjustly encroach upon the freedoms of another is to forgo your own.
 * 5) Beliefs should conform to our best scientific understanding of the world. We should take care never to distort scientific facts to fit our beliefs.
 * 6) People are fallible. If we make a mistake, we should do our best to rectify it and resolve any harm that may have been caused.
 * 7) Every tenet is a guiding principle designed to inspire nobility in action and thought. The spirit of compassion, wisdom, and justice should always prevail over the written or spoken word.

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General Astronomy/Basic Astrophysics

Newtonian Physics
Isaac Newton formulated the Universal Law of Gravitation, the Laws of Motion, and calculus. The Universal Law of Gravitation is summed up in the formula

$$F=\frac{GM_1M_2}{D^2}$$

where $$M_1$$ and $$M_2$$ are two masses, in kilograms, and $$G$$ is the gravitational constant $$6.67\cdot10^{-11}\frac{Nm^2}{kg^2}$$. $$D$$ is the distance between the centers of the two masses, in meters. $$F$$ is measured in Newtons.

Work is calculated with the formula

$$W=FD$$

where $$W$$ is work (measured in Joules), $$F$$ is force (measured in Newtons), and $$D$$ is distance (in meters).

Kinetic energy (energy of motion) is calculated by the formula

$$K=\frac{1}{2}MV^2$$

where $$M$$ is mass (in grams), and $$V$$ is velocity.

Newtonian relativity: A man is walking at 1 km/h, and he throws a ball at 3 km/h. To get the speed of the ball, simply add speeds: $$1 km/h + 3 km/h$$.

The First Law of Thermodynamics states that energy can be neither created nor destroyed, only transformed into one of its two forms: energy and matter.

The Four Forces
There are four forces in the universe: gravity, which holds together galaxies and other massive structures; the electromagnetic force, which holds atoms together; the nuclear force, which holds atomic nuclei together; and the weak force, which is concerned with the transmutation of elements and radioactive decay. The nuclear force is the strongest, and gravity is the weakest. Without these forces, the universe would disintegrate.

The gravitational force causes mass to attract mass. More massive objects have a stronger gravitational field.

The electromagnetic force can be summed up by the phrase "opposites attract" and allows atoms to bond with each other creating the great variety of compounds that make our experience possible. The nucleus, with its positive charge, attracts negatively charged electrons. The electro- static force is calculated according to Coulomb's Law.

The power of the nuclear force depends on distance. At a distance of between one and 2*10−15 meters, the force is attractive. However, if distance is too close (less than 10−15 meters), the force is repulsive; and at distances greater than 2*10−15 meters, the force diminishes to zero.

Atoms
The atom was first postulated by the Greek philosopher Democritus. He believed that matter could not be split indefinitely. He believed that all matter was composed of connected particles which could be split apart, but could not be split themselves. These indestructible pieces are called atoms. The word comes from the Greek atomos, which means "uncuttable"---a (not) + tomos (to cut).

The Periodic Table of Elements was created by Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869 (revised in 1871). The manmade elements are radioactive and have short half-lives.

Nuclear reactions are categorized as critical or supercritical. A critical reaction is one neutron in, one neutron out. A supercritical reaction is one neutron in, three neutrons out---releasing a terrific amount of energy. Supercritical reactions are used in atomic weaponry.

Nuclear fusion is a great source of energy, but requires temperatures of 1,000,000 Kelvins.

Particles
All atoms are composed of particles. Particles are characterized by mass, charge, and spin. A particle's spin is right-handed (counter-clockwise) or left-handed (clockwise).

At the center of the atom is the nucleus, which contains a number of protons and neutrons about which the Electrons orbit. The force that keeps the electrons in orbit is the electric force; the force that keeps the nucleus together is the nuclear force.

In a neutral atom, there are equal amounts of protons and electrons. For example, Helium has two protons in its nucleus and two electrons orbiting its nucleus. It also has two neutrons in its nucleus. When there is more electrons than protons, or vice versa, then the atom is called an ion and it is more reactive with other ions and atoms because it has an overall net charge associated with it.

An electron has a negative (-) charge, a proton has a positive (+) charge. Neutrons, neutrinos, and photons have no charge. The most massive of these is the neutron; it can decay into a proton, electron, and a neutrino. Particles are made up of quarks. The six types of quarks are up, down, strange, charmed, top, and bottom.

Antimatter was predicted by Paul Dirac. Every particle has an anti-particle, with the same mass, but an opposite charge and spin. There are anti-electrons/positron, anti-protons, anti-neutrinos, and anti-photons. (The anti-photon has the same spin as the photon.) When a particle meets its anti-particle, the result is mutual annihilation, and the creation of energy. The opposite is also true: when two photons meet, matter is created. This creation of matter is called "pair production".

If there are antimatter stars; their light would be identical to that of matter stars, because the anti-photon is the same as the photon.

Astronomy studies the flow of energy, and forces. Energy comes primarily from two sources: gravity from gaseous clouds collapsing to form stars and planets; and nuclear energy. The fusion that makes stars burn is one type of nuclear energy; another is the radioactive decay that heats the cores of planets.

Earth has a magnetic field. The core has a current. This field causes the Aurora Borealis.

The relationship of frequency and wavelength to the speed of light is shown in the formula

$$f\lambda=C$$

where $$f$$ is frequency, $$\lambda$$ is wavelength, and $$C$$ is the speed of light.

A photon is a discrete packet of light energy. To calculate the energy of a photon, use the formula

$$E=hf$$

$$h$$ is Planck's constant:

$$6.63\cdot10^{-34}J\cdot sec$$

$$f$$ is frequency, which is in units of $$\frac{1}{sec}$$

Einstein's famous equation, $$E=MC^2$$, demonstrates that mass and energy can be converted into each other. $$E$$ is energy, $$M$$ is mass, and $$C$$ is the speed of light, $$3\cdot10^8m/s$$.

Spectroscopy
"The one thing that man will never know is the chemical composition of the stars." ---Auguste Comte, 19th century philosopher

He was wrong!

Kirchoff & Bunsen discovered that individual elements burn with different colors. Different colors correspond to different wavelengths of light. The colors given off can be recorded on a photographic plate. This is called the elements' emission spectrum and it is unique to each and every known element. Therefore, any known element in the laboratory can be determined by investigation of its "spectra".

An explanation of why different elements give off different wavelengths of light is needed to explain how the composition of stars can be determined. An individual element has a unique number of protons. If you were to follow the periodic table from left to right, you would find that for the first few lines the atomic number increases by one each time. Hydrogen is the smallest element as it has one proton. Helium is the next smallest, as it has two protons, and so on. Each of these elements therefore has a different amount of electrons and protons. Assuming these elements are all neutral, each successive element consists of one more electron than the previous element. i.e. helium has two electrons, and hydrogen has one. Electrons orbit the nucleus of an atom. They can be described as having an energy level associated with them. The electrons in a particular element can only occupy a specific energy level or shell. When elements are heated, there is an input of energy, which is distributed to these electrons and they therefore move to a higher energy level. When this electron falls back to its original energy level, the energy gained by heat must be lost. The electron loses this energy by emitting a photon(a packet of light). This photon will have exactly the right amount of energy needed to enable the electron to fall to its exact original state. This energy can be calculated using E=hf, where E is the energy, h is Planck's constant, and f is the frequency of the individual photon. While it seems odd that a particle would have a frequency, it does due to wave-particle duality. From above, it can be seen that each element, because each has electrons that only occupy certain energy levels, that the frequency of the photon emitted can only have certain values. From the equation c = f * lambda, where c is the speed of light, which is nearly always the same, f is the frequency and lambda is the wavelength, it can be seen that because c is constant, each element, by only emitting photons with certain frequencies, gives off photons with certain wavelengths and therefore colors.

It is impossible to use the laboratory technique of defining elements by using their emission spectrum because the light that we receive from the stars is a combination of colors. There is however, another way. If we were to view the emission spectra of the sun, for example, there would be no signature "barcodes" of individual elements, rather, there would appear a continuous spectrum, like a rainbow on paper. This "continuous" spectrum will have a few black lines, where the wavelength of light has been absorbed rather than been emitted by the Sun's photosphere. It is from these, that we can deduce a stars chemical composition.

It was discovered that the black lines in the continuous spectrum of a star corresponded exactly to the emission lines of certain elements. Their presence in the star is suggested because those elements emit light of the same wavelength that is absorbed and hence, shows as a telltale black line. It receives this light in a concentrated beam but emits it in all directions. If you imagine the light rays as a 20 pack of javelins hitting an element in a certain place, the element will throw these javelins back out individually, into the surroundings so that the amount of light emitted in the direction of Earth is minute or non-existent, and hence we observe dark lines in the emission spectrum.

The Quantum Model of the Atom
Quantum physics is a relatively new branch of physics that deals with very small objects, such as atoms and quarks. It follows different rules than classical (or "Newtonian") physics. While Newtonian physics assumes that energy can be continually divided and holds that an object can have an arbitrarily small amount of energy, quantum physics deals with objects that emit or absorb discrete packets of energy known as quanta that cannot be further divided. Classical physics assumes a continuum whereas quantum physics assumes the universe is discrete.

Max Planck is considered the "father of Quantum Theory".

In 1913, Danish physicist Niels Bohr used Ernest Rutherford's research on the atomic nucleus and Max Planck's quantum hypothesis to create a quantum theory of atoms. This theory stated that an atom's electrons move only in definite orbits. When a hydrogen atom emits an Hα photon, the electron drops to a lower orbit. When a hydrogen atom receives a photon, it jumps to a higher orbit.

The hydrogen spectrum has been studied for ultraviolet (the Lyman series) and visible light (Balmer series). In the Lyman emission series, the electron drops from a higher orbital to the n=1 orbit. In the Balmer emission series, it drops from a higher orbital to the n=2 orbit. (n=1 is the lowest energy state, or orbit, of an electron, called the principal quantum number.) The energy change produced as an electron moves from n=2 to n=1, results in the emission by the electron of a photon of energy 10.2 eV and appears in the ultra-violet part of the spectrum. The energy change produced as an electron moves from n=3 to n=2, results in the emission (H-alpha) by the electron of a photon of energy 1.89 eV and appears in the red part of the spectrum.

The energy levels in a hydrogen atom, can be calculated by: $$E_n = \frac {-13.6eV}{n^2} $$

where $$n$$ is the electron's orbit.

In 1929, Prince Louis de Broglie won the Nobel Prize for his theory of matter waves.

Albert Einstein and the Theory of Relativity
Einstein's Principle of Equivalence demonstrated that gravity causes space to curve. He discovered that the curvature of space determines how matter will move. Thus gravity can be thought of as a consequence of the "shape" of the universe rather than a force vector. This is Einstein's Law of Motion. Under the theory of General relativity light should also be affected by gravity. This phenomenon has been observed by studies of gravitational lensing.

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General Astronomy/The Solar Cycle

The solar cycle is the repeating rise and fall of "solar activity" (which see). This consists of a roughly 11-year cycle in which the numbers of sunspots rises to a maximum and then falls back to some minimum level. Actually the exact time period has varied, from about 7 to about 13 or 14 years, and the maximum number of sunspots varies as well. Some cycles are more "active" than others.

Shortly after each maximum, the magnetic polarity of the sunspots reverses and it maintains that polarity until the next maximum, roughly 11 years later. Thus the solar cycle is not just 11 years, but 22 years since after 22 years the magnetic polarity returns to approximately its original configuration.

The cycle is sometimes unpredictable. During the Maunder Minimum, solar activity was drastically reduced for about fifty years. In 2008, the then current sunspot minimum was noted as the "quietest" in 50 years. As of late 2009, solar activity began a slow increase.

While the sunspot cycle is certainly related to other activity on and in the Sun, many attempts have been made to relate it to various cycles on the Earth ranging from the quality of wines to fashion trends and the stock market. No such relation has been proven, and in fact no strong relation between the sunspot cycle and earthly weather patterns has yet been conclusively shown.

The period of Maunder Minimum, from about the middle of the 17th through the early part of the 18th centuries, was attended by abnormally cool and damp weather worldwide. Attempts have been made to correlate this climatic aberration to the absence of sunspots, but if the relation is real, no causal mechanism has been identified.

In addition, one tentative relation to temperature variation in an upper layer of Earth's atmosphere appears likely, but no other direct and predictable relation has yet been shown.

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ERP Internals/Data Tables

Even a small ERP has a hundred data tables. A large, full-function one has thousands. The following list covers the major groups of tables. Supporting Tables covers the minor tables and Parameters cover the miscellaneous options and values for each module.

Note that the definition of these tables is not complete in that we do not include field length or format (i.e. we define "Customer Number" but we do not say how long it is, whether it is divided into segments, or whether it is numeric or alphanumeric). For the purposes of this document, that amount of detail is not necessary.

Since many tables are used by more than one module, the tables are listed in alphabetical order.

 * Accounts Payable Check
 * Accounts Payable Invoice
 * Accounts Receivable Invoice
 * Accounts Receivable Payment
 * Bank
 * Bank Check
 * Bank Deposit
 * Bank Transaction
 * Bill of Materials
 * Bondholder
 * Bondholder Transaction
 * Chart of Accounts
 * Contact
 * Currency
 * Customer
 * Employee
 * Employee Check
 * Employee Transaction
 * Fixed Asset
 * Fixed Asset Transaction
 * General Ledger Account Balance
 * General Ledger Budget
 * General Ledger Reports
 * General Ledger Transaction
 * HR Benefits
 * HR Deductions
 * HR Hiring
 * HR Planned Days Off
 * HR Qualifications
 * HR Review
 * Item
 * Item Analysis
 * Item Transaction
 * Job
 * Job Transaction
 * Maintenance
 * Master Production Schedule
 * Material Requirements
 * Opportunity
 * Purchase Order
 * Quotation/Estimate
 * Sales Analysis
 * Sales Compensation
 * Sales Order
 * Sales Representative
 * Service Contract
 * Shareholder
 * Shareholder Transaction
 * Supplier
 * Time
 * User
 * Unit

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ERP Internals/Glossary

This section provides an extensive list of terms with their definitions.

 * 1099
 * 401K
 * ABC
 * Accounting Equation
 * Accounting Period See Fiscal Year
 * Accural Basis
 * Activity-based Costing
 * Ad Hoc
 * Adjustment
 * Advanced Planning and Scheduling
 * Amortization
 * Analytics
 * API See Application Programming Interface
 * Application Programming Interface
 * APS See Advanced Planning and Scheduling
 * Asset
 * Audit
 * Audit Trail
 * Available to Promise
 * Average
 * Backflush
 * Back Order
 * Balance Sheet
 * Bank Account
 * Bank Statement
 * Bad Debt
 * Bar Code
 * Batch
 * BI See Business Intelligence
 * Bill of Lading
 * Bill of Materials
 * BOM See Bill on Materials
 * Bond
 * Bondholder
 * Branch
 * Budget
 * Burden See Overhead
 * Business Intelligence
 * Canada Pension Plan
 * Cash Basis
 * Cash on Delivery
 * Check
 * COD See Cash on Delivery
 * Contract Payment Reporting System
 * CPP See Canada Pension Plan
 * CPRS See Contract Payment Reporting System
 * Credit
 * CRM See Customer Relationship Marketing
 * Customer
 * Customer Relationship Marketing
 * Cycle Counting
 * Data Table
 * Debit
 * Debit Card
 * Department
 * Deposit
 * Depreciation
 * Direct Deposit
 * Discount Date
 * Donor
 * Drill Down
 * Drop Ship
 * Due Date
 * Economic Order Quantity
 * EDI See Electronic Data Interchange
 * EBIT
 * EBITDA
 * EI See Employment Insurance
 * Electronic Data Interchange
 * Employee
 * Employment Insurance
 * Enterprise
 * Enterprise Resource Planning
 * EOQ See Economic Order Quantity
 * Equity
 * ERP See Enterprise Resource Planning
 * Estimate
 * Extensible Markup Language
 * FIFO See First In First Out
 * Financial Statements
 * Finished Goods
 * First In First Out
 * Fiscal Year
 * Fixed Asset
 * FOB See Free on Board
 * Free on Board
 * FTE See Full Time Equivalent
 * Full Time Equivalent
 * GAAP
 * General Index of Financial Information
 * GIC See Guaranteed Investment Certificate
 * GIFI See General Index of Financial Information
 * GST
 * Guaranteed Investment Certificate
 * Haz Mat See Hazardous Materials
 * Holdback See Retainage
 * HR See Human Resources
 * Human Resources
 * Income Statement
 * IFRS
 * Interest
 * Invoice
 * Invoice Date
 * ISO 9000
 * Job
 * Key See Data Table
 * Last In First Out
 * Liability
 * LIFO See Last In First Out
 * Maintain
 * Master Production Schedule
 * Module
 * Module Administrator
 * Month End See Fiscal Year
 * MPN Manufacturer's Part Number
 * MPS See Master Production Schedule
 * MSRP - Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price
 * Mutual Fund
 * NAICS See North American Industry Classification System
 * North American Industry Classification System
 * National Account
 * National Account
 * NMFC See National Motor Freight Classification
 * Outstanding
 * Overdue
 * Overhead
 * Overtime
 * Packing Slip
 * Parameter
 * Parts
 * Password
 * Petty Cash
 * Physical Count
 * Postal Code
 * Production Period
 * Progress Payment
 * Provincial Sales Tax
 * PST See Provincial Sales Tax
 * Purchase Order
 * Quarter
 * Quotation
 * Raw Materials
 * Receiving
 * Record of Employment
 * Request for Proposal
 * Request for Quotation
 * Requisition
 * Retainage
 * Return Material Authorization
 * RFP See Request for Proposal
 * RFQ See Request for Quotation
 * RMA See Return Material Authorization
 * ROE See Record of Employment
 * Routing
 * Sales Order
 * Sarbanes - Oxley
 * Seniority
 * Service Charge
 * Share
 * Shareholder
 * Shipping
 * Ship Via
 * Source Code
 * SRM See Supplier Relationship Marketing
 * SIN See Social Insurance Number
 * SKU See Stockkeeping Unit
 * Social Insurance Number
 * Social Security Number
 * SOX See Sarbanes - Oxley
 * SSN See Social Security Number
 * Supplier
 * Supplier Relationship Marketing
 * Supply Chain
 * Systems Administrator
 * T-4
 * Terms
 * Traveler
 * Unit of Measure
 * Universal Product Code
 * UDF See User Defined Field
 * UOM See Unit of Measure
 * UPC See Universal Product Code
 * Unallocated Cash
 * Union
 * User
 * User Defined Field
 * Vendor See Supplier
 * WCB See Workman's Compensation Board
 * Work Order
 * Workman's Compensation Board
 * Write off
 * XML See Extensible Markup Language
 * Year End See Fiscal Year
 * YTD - Year-To-Date
 * Zip Code

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ERP Internals/Modules

A "module" is a group of related programs performing a major function within an ERP. Since there is no particular order that makes sense, we have chosen to list the modules in alphabetical order. Some of the decisions about what constitutes a module are not arbitrary. Since an ERP is designed to accommodate a variety of industries, not every enterprise would use every module.

Module Documentation Layout describes how the information about each module is organized.

An ERP package is composed of the following modules:

Finance and Performance Management
 * Accounts Payable
 * Accounts Receivable
 * Bank Reconciliation
 * Cash Management
 * Currency
 * Fixed Assets
 * General Ledger
 * Bond Manager
 * Job Costing
 * Time Billing
 * Investment Manager
 * Share Manager

Customer Relationship Management
 * Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
 * Help Desk
 * Call Center
 * Contacts
 * Sales Analysis
 * Sales Compensation

Human Resource Management
 * Employee Scheduling
 * Human Resources
 * Payroll

Supply-Chain Management
 * Inventory
 * Manufacturing
 * Order Entry/Invoicing
 * Preventative Maintenance
 * Pricing
 * Purchasing
 * Quotation/Estimation
 * Receiving
 * Shipping
 * Service Management

Technical Architecture
 * Systems Administration
 * Business Intelligence (BI)
 * Workflow

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ERP Internals/Modules/Currency

Currency defines the valid currencies for the system and keeps tracks of their conversion rates. This information is used by General Ledger to determine gains and losses on exchange. Most ERP packages have a Currency module.

 * Functions
 * Reports

Tables
The group of tables consists of the Currency table which contains one record for every currency used by the ERP and the Currency Rate table which contains one record for every conversion rate for every currency. There is at least one conversion record for every currency and there can be many.

Data Exchange
Currency does not send or receive transactions to/from other modules.

Transactions
Currency

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ERP Internals/Glossary/Enterprise Resource Planning

An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) package is a computer software package that integrates all departments and functions within an enterprise into a single, integrated system that maintains a single, integrated set of data. Any transaction entered in one area causes an immediate update in related areas. An ERP enables departments to share information and communicate with each other much better and more quickly using one consistent set of numbers available to all users.


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ERP Internals/Glossary/Module

A "module" is a group of related programs performing a major function within an ERP. In a few cases modules contain sub-modules.

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ERP Internals/Glossary/Bill of Materials

A bill of materials (BOM) lists the quantity of raw materials and parts that are required to manufacture a product. Often the BOM includes the quantity of operations (cutting, welding, machining, etc.) that is required as well. Each line on a BOM can itself be a BOM.


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Talk:Mambo Open Source/Dealing with images

This is useful, but what about having the image link to a larger version of itself? This is a very common practice and I think one of the mosimage parameters should be an optional choice of *another* image from the library that it will link to when clicked.


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User:Herraotic/Mathematics in volumes

Welcome to the Wikibook series of Mathematics in volumes

''This project is in its infancy and all progressive structural amendments are welcomed. To discuss anything related to this series of textbooks, please use the talk page''

Scope
The scope of 'Mathematics in volumes' is to provide a free, in both meanings of the word, textbook series. The series will cover the introduction to the form of a number and what it represents all the way to hyperbolic functions.

Intended reading
The intended reading order is to initially examine the pupil with a test provided that is referenced to his age. If the pupil receives a score under 80 percent, the student should undertake that corresponding textbook until the pupil scores over 80 percent. If the student fails an initial test, 4a for example, they should do 4b or 4c. If they fail both, they must undergo the initial test again receiving at least 90 percent or over, the cycle reoccurs by increasing by 5 percent, though at a point of failing to receive the required 100 percent the student will be demoted to an easier textbook. The corresponding question textbooks should be used with the general textbooks.

Textbooks
Legend: ME is the abbreviation of Mathematics Elementary MI for Mathematics Intermediate MA for Mathematics Advanced

ME1 ME2 ME3 ME4 ME5 ME6 ME7 ME8 ME9 MI1 MI2 MI3 MI4 MA1 MA2 MA3 MA4 MA5 MA6 MA7

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Wikijunior:Introduction to Mathematics

This Wikijunior book is designed to teach you, in less than a year, all of the mathematics you'll need to pass a lower level college.

Not everyone has the good fortune to be taught their numbers and letters before entering kindergarten, but everyone can learn to do math well.

This book begins at the beginning. It assumes you know how to read, nothing else. (If you have trouble reading this, you need to learn reading first, but you can work on math, too, if you have someone to read to you.)

The book is organized in a series of short lessons. Each lesson starts by saying what it is designed to teach. If you already know what that lesson is designed to teach, skip to the next lesson. Do not skip any lesson you are not absolutely certain you know. Every lesson builds on what has gone before.

If you want more instruction, especially gearing up for college, read More on Mathematics. It was made for the average reader to be able to understand it.

Table of Contents

 * 1) /Numbers/
 * 2) /Counting/
 * 3) /Adding/
 * 4) /Subtracting/
 * 5) /Multiplying/
 * 6) /Dividing/
 * 7) /Order of Operations/
 * 8) /Negative Numbers/
 * 9) /Fractions/
 * 10) /Decimals/
 * /Glossary/

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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Chart of Accounts

The Chart of Accounts contains one record for every General Ledger account.

Used by: General Ledger

Key: Account Number

Fields
 * Account Number (a unique identifier assigned by the user, commonly composed of segments)
 * Description
 * Active (Yes/No)
 * Type (Asset/Liability/Equity/Income/Expense)
 * Normal Balance (Debit/Credit)
 * Omit from financial statements if zero (Yes/No)
 * Allow job allocations (Yes/No)
 * GIFI
 * Notes


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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Contact

This includes a group of tables. They are listed below:

 * Contact
 * Contact Interaction
 * Contact Person

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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Contact/Contact

This table contains one record for every contact.

Used by: Contacts

Key: Contact Number

Fields:
 * Contact Number (a unique identifier assigned by the user)
 * Type
 * Organization/Individual (individual must have exactly one person record)
 * Active (Yes/No)
 * Group
 * Name
 * Address 1
 * Address 2
 * City
 * State/Province
 * Country
 * Zip/Postal Code
 * Telephone
 * FAX
 * E-mail
 * Website
 * Referred By
 * Sales Representative Number
 * Last Interaction Date
 * Next Interaction Date
 * Territory
 * Notes


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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Contact/Contact Interaction

This table contains one record for every interaction between the business and the contact. Although contacts are not yet customers, this table is key to Customer Relationship Marketing.

Used by: Contacts

Key: Contact Number, Date/Time

Fields:
 * Contact Number
 * Date/Time
 * Type (Telephone,Face-to-face,etc.)
 * Employee Number(s)
 * Location
 * Contact Attendees
 * Notes


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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Contact/Contact Person

This table contains one record for every person at every contact.

Used by: Contacts

Key: Contact Number, Person Number

Fields:
 * Contact Number
 * Person Number (a unique identifier assigned by the user)
 * Last Name
 * First Name
 * Informal Name
 * Job Title
 * Department
 * Title (Mr/Ms/Mrs/etc.)
 * Address 1
 * Address 2
 * City
 * State/Province
 * Country
 * Zip/Postal Code
 * Business Telephone
 * Telephone Extension
 * Home Telephone
 * FAX
 * Mobile
 * Pager
 * E-mail
 * Language
 * Gender
 * Marital Status
 * Birthdate
 * Notes


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ERP Internals/Data Tables/User

This group of tables control who can log on to the company and what functions they can perform. Each user can be assigned one or more roles (such as Purchasing Agent) which gives them access to a variety of functions. This allows the Systems Administrator to define a limited set of roles and allocate those roles to a large group of users. In smaller enterprises, the Systems Administrator would simply assign functions to each user directly.

The contents of these tables are encrypted to increase security.

User
This table contains one record for every user that can log into this company.

Used by: Every function in every module

Key: User Number

Fields:
 * User Number (a unique number assigned by the ERP package)
 * User Name
 * User Password
 * Password Expiry Date
 * Minimum Password Length
 * Inactive (Yes/No)
 * Employee Number
 * Language
 * Notes

Role
This table contains one record for each role.

Used by: Every function in every module

Key: Role Number

Fields:
 * Role Number
 * Role Description
 * Notes

User Role
This table contains one record for each role each user has.

Used by: Every function in every module

Key: User Number, Role Number

Fields:
 * User Number
 * Role Number

User Access
This table contains one record for every function the user can perform in this company. Although this is how the data is stored, the ERP uses a more compact format for efficiency reasons.

Used by: Every function in every module

Key: User Number, Function Number

Fields:
 * User Number
 * Function Number
 * Type of Access

Role Access
This table contains one record for every function the role can perform in this company. Although this is how the data is stored, the ERP uses a more compact format for efficiency reasons.

Used by: Every function in every module

Key: Role Number, Function Number

Fields:
 * Role Number
 * Function Number
 * Type of Access

Functions
The ERP package has pre-defined tables that list all the possible functions that can be performed as well as all the types of access.

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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Customer

This includes a group of tables. They are listed below:

 * Customer
 * Customer Interaction
 * Customer Location
 * Customer Person

In some enterprises customers are individual people. In others, they are other enterprises with one or more locations and contacts. Finally, many enterprises have a mixture of both individuals and enterprises. This group of tables is structured so that each customer can have one or more locations that have one or more contacts to accommodate all three possibilities.

Donors In the case of not-for-profit enterprises "donors" are "customers" (i.e. the source of revenue). They use fund-raising, grant management, and donor management to raise funds.

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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Customer/Customer

This table contains one record for every customer.

Used by: Accounts Receivable, Order Entry/Invoicing

Key: Customer Number

Fields:
 * Customer Number (a unique identifier assigned by the user)
 * Type
 * Organization/Individual (individual must have exactly one person record)
 * Active (Yes/No)
 * Territory
 * Group (used to group national accounts together)
 * Name
 * Address 1
 * Address 2
 * City
 * State/Province
 * Country
 * Zip/Postal Code
 * Shipping Address (same fields as above billing address)
 * Telephone
 * 1-800 Number
 * FAX
 * E-mail
 * Website
 * Price List
 * Discount Percentage
 * Produce Statement (Yes/No)
 * Sales Representative Number
 * Credit Limit
 * Usual Terms
 * Usual FOB
 * Usual Ship Via
 * Usual Currency
 * Sales Representative ID
 * Backorders Allowed (Yes/No)
 * COD (Yes/No)
 * NAICS
 * Referred By
 * Preferred Invoice Delivery Mode
 * Language
 * Current Accounts Receivable Balance (a calculated field that the user cannot change)
 * YTD Sales (a calculated field that the user cannot change)
 * Customer Since (date)
 * Holdback Percentage
 * Holdback Days
 * GL Distribution Group (contains all the postable account numbers)
 * Notes


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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Customer/Customer Person

This table contains one record for every person at every customer.

Used by: Accounts Receivable, Order Entry/Invoicing

Key: Customer Number, Customer Location Number, Person Number

Fields:
 * Customer Number
 * Customer Location Number
 * Person Number (a unique identifier assigned by the user)
 * Last Name
 * First Name
 * Informal Name
 * Job Title
 * Department
 * Title (Mr/Ms/Mrs/etc.)
 * Address 1
 * Address 2
 * City
 * State/Province
 * Country
 * Zip/Postal Code
 * Business Telephone
 * Telephone Extension
 * Home Telephone
 * FAX
 * Mobile
 * Pager
 * E-mail
 * Marital Status
 * Birthday
 * Language
 * Notes


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ERP Internals/Data Tables/Customer/Customer Interaction

This table contains one record for every interaction between the business and the customer. This table is key to Customer Relationship Marketing.

Used by: Accounts Receivable, CRM

Key: Customer Number, Date/Time

Fields:
 * Customer Number
 * Date/Time
 * Type (Telephone,Face-to-face,etc.)
 * Employee Number(s)
 * Location
 * Customer Attendees
 * Notes


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Cookbook talk:Scallop

Potato Scallops
Should probably have some sort of disambig for common Australian contraction of potato scallop to scallop. Such things are discs of mashed potato that have been battered and deep-fried; great if you want your fats, carbs and salt all in one nasty tasting hit. Webaware talk 01:35, 22 January 2007 (UTC)

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User:Jmoinian/Valatine

Once again the New Year had come and with it a New Valentine is approaching. The big greeting card companies as well as retails are advertising to buy a Diamond for your Sweetheart and make that special one happy with a reservation on such and such big restaurant name and surprise her by sending dozens of roses to her door step. Retails have always have plans for your valets. But do you really know what Valentine is? Let’s shine some lights on this important matter.

Valentine was a Christian Priest whom lived during Claudius II on the third century A.D. These were thought times for Christians since they were consider traitor. Emperor of Rome was against anyone whom was worshiping some other entity. Many Christians suffered unbearable torture and death. Valentine and his fellow believers met secretly in different places including caves. The legend has it that Valentine sent heart shape cart cut out of parchment to comfort the unfortunate imprisoned Christians.

Emperor Claudius was a selfish man; he banned marriage among his soldiers. Claudius believed that his soldiers have to have one devotion ant that was only him. Married soldiers will have his devotion reduced because of wife and children. So, Valentine performed the hold marriage vow in secret. When Claudius found out about this great importance became so outraged that he declared Valentine an enemy of state. By the order of empire Valentine was arrested and thrown into the horrible jail for years.

One day the good priest was dragged before the Roman emperor Claudius. The charge of being good Christian was accepted by the devoted priest. Claudius was very curious by now. So, he asked the priest to speak about his Christian beliefs. The good Priests knowledge won the admiration of Claudius. But Valentine hurried to convert Claudius to Christianity which made the king very furious. Valentine advised Claudius to give up the false goods made of woods and stones and worship the one true God. Everyone at the king’s palace was outraged. The senators condemned Valentine to death. Claudius whom was impressed by Valentine spared his life by turning him over to his trusted lieutenant Asterius. He ordered Asterious to force Valentine renounce his beliefs in true one God, and worships the Roman goods. The lieutenant took Valentine to his home and showered him with kindness. But neither kindness nor harsh treatments changed Valentine’s belief in true God.

In Asterius household Valentine encountered the young daughter of Asterius whom was blind from both eyes. Astrerius told the good priest of many visits to Apollo temple. All the prayers and all the trips to different shrine were no use. Her eye sight was not restored. Valentine asked Asterius persmission to resotre his daughter’s eye sights. At first Asterius pleaded to Valentine not to expose his daughter to another disappointment. At the end Asterius gave in and with the permission of Asterius the prayer begun.” A light filled the room, and the young lady was given the gift of sight.”

The girl’s father was stunned; he was convinced the Valentine’s true God is more powerful and mighty than Roman God. Asterious, his family, as well as his slaves were baptized by St. Valentine. The news of Asterious bet real of Roman god reached Claudius. He sentenced Asterieus and his entire household including St. Valentine to death.

On February 14TH around the year 270 A.D. St. Valentine was taken outside the city to the Flaminian Gate. There he was beheaded and buried. Ever since then the name of the Gate changed to Valentine’s Gate; an unknown person planted an almond tree, a symbol of love and friendship near Valentines’ grave. The almond tree blooms’ every year on February 14T; to cherish the memory of a great saint lets remember him on Valentines Day.

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Talk:Waves/Transverse, Longitudinal and Torsional waves

"With the exception of light, waves are undulations in some material medium." Don't all fundamental particles exist as waves like light? Even without the quantum phenomena, there are still other electromagnetic waves, such as radio waves, that are only different from light due to their wavelength.

For light, read electromagnetic radiation. But that's somewhat complex for this level of student.

Also, gravity waves are not transmitted by a media(?) or am I wrong.

 * Gravity waves are relativistic, so classical stuff might not be able to fit it in, but I'm pretty sure that they are waves in spacetime itself, or something like that.216.56.24.130 (discuss) 21:46, 10 November 2014 (UTC)

If you don't know what torsional waves are, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doJExGZO1tc 216.56.24.130 (discuss) 21:46, 10 November 2014 (UTC)

(By the way, I'm jwoodward48wiki, from Wikipedia.)


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Cookbook:Mixed Herbs

| Spices and herbs

Mixed herbs is a common mix of different dried herbs, ready for use without needing to measure out individual quantities. A typical mix includes equal parts of:

 * Basil
 * Marjoram
 * Oregano
 * Rosemary
 * Sage
 * Thyme

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Cookbook:Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Toast

| American cuisine | Breakfast Cuisine | Vegetarian Cuisine | Dessert

You've heard of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and you've heard of peanut butter toast. Why not combine them!?

Ingredients

 * 1 slice of bread
 * 2–4 tablespoons peanut butter, smooth or crunchy
 * 1–2 ounces chocolate chips

Procedure

 * 1) Toast the bread on both sides in a toaster oven, using the broiler setting.
 * 2) Smear the peanut butter on the bread.
 * 3) Sprinkle chocolate chips lightly (or heavily, if you want!) over the peanut butter.
 * 4) Put the toast back under the broiler for about 20 seconds to melt the chocolate.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * Some people like to spread the chocolate chips, after softening under the broiler.
 * One variation is to spread marshmallow fluff over the peanut butter, replace the chocolate chips with a Nestles' crunch bar, use 2 toasts, and make it a sandwich.
 * Instead of heating the chocolate under the broiler, add cold chocolate chips (from the refrigerator) for a nice temperature contrast.
 * According to taste, use milk, dark, semisweet, or white chocolate chips.