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Letters

• ℳℐℬ ㏔ 𝗆𝗃𝖻𝗺𝗷𝗯𝘮𝘫𝘣𝙢𝙟𝙗 𝐦𝐣𝐛𝑚𝑗𝑏𝒎𝒋𝒃 𝓂𝒿𝒷𝓶𝓳𝓫 𝔪𝔧𝔟𝖒𝖏𝖇 𝕞𝕛𝕓 𝚖𝚓𝚋
• Unicode 'new' symbol ( 🆕 | 🆕 | 🆕 | 🆕 | emoji ).
• ♏ – ♏ Scorpius character alone.
• ♏︎  – ♏︎ Scorpius character + VS15.
• ♏️ – ♏️ Scorpius character + VS16.

Small i

Unicode MODIFIER ^{(superscript)}

Capital letter	ᵉᴵᵉX	too large
Small letter	ᵉⁱᵉX	too high
Small capital	ᵉᶦᵉX	no dot

Unicode COMBINING SMALL LETTER I I

alone	ᵉͥᵉX	ͥ
after space	ᵉ ͥᵉX	 ͥ
after hair space	ᵉ ͥᵉX	 ͥ
between hair spaces	ᵉ ͥ ᵉX	 ͥ 

Unicode variations

Latin	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S	T	U	V	W	X	Y	Z	Æ	Ȣ	Ø	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	+	−	=	(	)	×	⁄
minuscule	a	b	c	d	e	f	g	h	i	j	k	l	m	n	o	p	q	r	s	t	u	v	w	x	y	z	æ	ȣ	ø	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·
Sᴍᴀʟʟ ᴄᴀᴘs	ᴀ	ʙ	ᴄ	ᴅ	ᴇ	ꜰ ғ	ɢ	ʜ	ɪ ı	ᴊ	ᴋ	ʟ	ᴍ	ɴ	ᴏ	ᴘ	ꞯ ǫ	ʀ	ꜱ s	ᴛ	ᴜ	ᴠ	ᴡ	· x	ʏ	ᴢ	ᴁ	ᴕ	–	ı	ƨ	з	ч	ƽ	ƅ	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·	·
Sub. minus.	ₐ	.	.	.	ₑ	.	.	ₕ	ᵢ	ⱼ	ₖ	ₗ	ₘ	ₙ	ₒ	ₚ	.	ᵣ	ₛ	ₜ	ᵤ	ᵥ	.	ₓ	.	.	.	–	–	₁	₂	₃	₄	₅	₆	₇	₈	₉	₀	₊	₋	₌	₍	₎	⸼	⸝
Mod. minus.	ᵃ	ᵇ	ᶜ	ᵈ	ᵉ	ᶠ	ᵍ ᶢ	ʰ	ⁱ	ʲ	ᵏ	ˡ	ᵐ	ⁿ	ᵒ	ᵖ	˙	ʳ	ˢ	ᵗ	ᵘ	ᵛ	ʷ	ˣ	ʸ	ᶻ	ᵆ	ˠ	–	¹	²	³	⁴	⁵	⁶	⁷	⁸	⁹	⁰	⁺	⁻	⁼	⁽	⁾	˙	ᐟ
Sup. capital	ᴬ	ᴮ	ᒼ	ᴰ	ᴱ	˙	ᴳ	ᴴ	ᴵ	ᴶ	ᴷ	ᴸ	ᴹ	ᴺ	ᴼ	ᴾ	˙	ᴿ	ᔆ	ᵀ	ᵁ	ⱽᘁ	ᵂ	ᕽ	˙	ᙆ	ᴭ	ᴽ	–
Sup. Sᴍ. ᴄᴀᴘ	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	ᵸ	ᶦ	˙	˙	ᶫ	˙	ᶰ	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	ᶸ	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	–	–
Greek	Α	Β	·	Δ	Ε	Θ	Γ	Η	Ι	·	Κ	Λ	Μ	Ν	Ο	Π	·	Ρ	Σ	Τ	Υ	Φ	Ω	Χ	Ψ	Ζ	Ξ	–
minuscule	α ɑ	β	·	δ	ε ɛ	θ	γ	η ɳ	ι ɩ	·	κ	λ	μ	ν	ο	π	·	ρ	σ ς	τ	υ ʊ	φ ɸ	ω	χ	ψ	ζ	ξ	–
Sᴍᴀʟʟ ᴄᴀᴘs		·	·	△		ɵ	ᴦ			·	·	ᴧ	·	·	·	ᴨ	·	ᴩ	–	·			ꭥ	·	ᴪ	·	·	–
Sub. minus.	.	ᵦ	·	.	.	.	ᵧ	.	.	·	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	ᵨ	.	.	.	ᵩ	.	ᵪ	.	.	.	–
Sup. minus.	ᵅ	ᵝ	·	ᵟ	ᵋ	ᶿ	ᵞ	ᶯ	ᶥ	·	˙	ᶺ	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	˙	ᶹ ᶷ	ᵠ ᶲ	˙	ᵡ	˙	˙	≡	⌀ ∅
Technical	Å	␢	¢	∆	ℇ ℯ	℉ ƒ	ɡ ℊ	ℎ	° ′ ″ 〃		K	£ ℓ	µ	№	¶ ∏ 𝜋 ℞			®	§ ∑	™	·	φ ɸ	Ω	×	¥	℔ ℥ ʓ ℈ ♏︎

Math

from Chuck Lorre’s 500th vanity card
$1+{\frac {1}{2+{\frac {1}{3+{\frac {1}{4+{\frac {1}{5}}}}}}}}\times e^{i\pi }\times det\left[{\begin{array}{cc}8&47\\14&43\end{array}}\right]\times {\frac {(95mod12)}{log_{2}(1024)}}+V$
where each term may be reduced as follows:
$1+{\frac {68}{157}}\times -1\times -314\times {\frac {11}{10}}+5$
but under the order of operations,
$1+{\frac {68}{157}}\times -1\times -314\times {\frac {11}{10}}+5$	$=155.6$
To equal 500, the first two terms must be summed before the terms are multiplied:
$\left(1+{\frac {68}{157}}\right)\times -1\times -314\times {\frac {11}{10}}+5$	$=500$
Thus the formula should have used parentheses:
$\left(1+{\frac {1}{2+{\frac {1}{3+{\frac {1}{4+{\frac {1}{5}}}}}}}}\right)\times e^{i\pi }\times det\left[{\begin{array}{cc}8&47\\14&43\end{array}}\right]\times {\frac {(95mod12)}{log_{2}(1024)}}+V$
or explicitly used mixed number notation:
$1{\frac {1}{2{\frac {1}{3{\frac {1}{4{\frac {1}{5}}}}}}}}\times e^{i\pi }\times det\left[{\begin{array}{cc}8&47\\14&43\end{array}}\right]\times {\frac {(95mod12)}{log_{2}(1024)}}+V$

US v UK words

UK	US
armour colour labour neighbour	armor color labor neighbor
centre litre metre theatre	center liter meter theater
aeroplane	airplane
aluminium	aluminum
carburettor	carburetor
chilli	chili
cosy	cozy
defence	defense
disorientated	disoriented
doughnut	donut
fillet	filet
grey	gray
jewellery	jewelry
kerb	curb
moustache	mustache
orientated	oriented
phoney	phony
plough	plow
sceptic	skeptic
speciality	specialty
sulphur	sulfur
travelled	traveled
tyre	tire
vice	vise

Edwin E. Wasil

Edwin E. Wasil, 1st Lt. Chicago, Illinois – graduated class of ’43J, Williams Field, Arizona. Flew the RP-322 in advanced flying school. Assigned to the 20th Fighter Group stationed at Kings Cliffe, England, April, 1944.
Duties: Fly escort for the B-17 and B-24. Provided air cover for Normandy invasion June 5–11, 1944. July of 1944, the 20th group was switched to the P-51 Mustang fighter. Participated in escort for B-17 shuttle run to Piryatin, Russia; Foggia, Italy; and returned to England.
Claims: Destroyed two Do-18’s in ground support activity, strafed airfields, ground transportation, trains, flak towers, trucks, etc.
Completed tour: 68 missions, 271 combat hours.
Decorations: D.F.C., Air Medal (six clusters).
Married for over forty years to Lt. Carmen Olaiz, Army Nurse Corp. Living in Palos Verdes, California. Charter member of the 20th Fighter Group Association.
—Hatch, Gardner N.; Winter, Frank H. (1987). P-51 Mustang. Turner Publishing. pp. 139–140.

Patrick Leahy

A big fan of comic books, especially Batman, Leahy has written introductions for two comic book anthologies, and one graphic novel. He has also filmed five Batman cameo appearances, and voiced one for an animated Batman television episode.

• Batman: The Dark Knight Archives: Volume 1 (1992 anthology) “Forward” (4-pages)
• Batman Forever (1995 film) uncredited cameo
• Batman: The Animated Series: “Showdown” (1995) SENATOR PATRICK LEAHY   AS   GOVERNOR
• Batman: Death of Innocents (1996 graphic novel) “The Innocent Victims of Landmines” (2-page preface)
• Batman & Robin (1997 film) Senator Patrick Leahy as Himself
• Green Arrow: The Archer’s Quest (2003 anthology) “Introduction”
• The Dark Knight (2008 film) Gentleman at Party   PATRICK LEAHY
• The Dark Knight Rises (2012 film) Senator Patrick Leahy as Wayne Enterprises Board Member #2
• Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016 film) upcoming cameo

Leahy’s Dark Knight cameo was notable for his interaction with the Joker (Heath Ledger), in which he tells the Joker “We’re not intimidated by thugs”, to which the Joker replies, “You know, you remind me of my father. I hated my father.” In The Dark Knight Rises, Leahy defends the Wayne family legacy against attempts to usurp the company by industrialist John Daggett.

All royalties and fees from Leahy’s roles are donated to charities, primarily the Kellogg-Hubbard library in Vermont where he read comic books as a child.

Animated Series

Batman: The Animated Series “Showdown” (2×13, ©2004, aired 12 Sept. 1995)

story	by	Kevin Altieri, Paul Dini & Bruce W. Timm
teleplay	by	Joe R. Lansdale
directed	by	Kevin Altieri
Starring the Voices of		(20:46)
Kevin Conroy	as	Batman
Loren Lester	as	Robin
Guest Stars		(20:48)
Senator Patrick Leahy	as	Governor (Territorial) (from Dialogue)
Malcolm McDowell	as	Arkady Duvall (from Wanted Poster; 'Arcady' in credits)
David Warner	as	Ra's al Ghul
Michael Bell	as	Airman Captain
William Bryant	as	Sheriff (Devils Hole) (from Town sign)
William McKinney	as	Jonah Hex
Elizabeth Montgomery	as	Barmaid (actually the Tavern’s Madam)

Quotes/Notes

“The year was 1883, your government was ruthlessly expanding westward.” —Ra’s al-Ghul’s recording

“WELCOME TO DEVILS HOLE” —Town sign (3:46)

† The actual Devils Hole was part of the New Mexico Territory (1850–1863), and the Arizona Territory (1863–1867), before becoming part of the State of Nevada in 1867.

“Today, on this momentous period in history, we link our great western lands with the east. Before this great enterprise, envisioned by myself, there was nothing here but wilderness; and from it, with bare hands, hard work, and dedication, we have hewn a civilized land. And so it gives me great pleasure as a Territorial Governor to drive the golden spike which will connect these two great sections of the North American continent.” —Governor’s speech (13:04)

‡ In 1883, two transcontinental railroads were completed; The Southern Pacific Railroad at the Pecos River bridge in the State of Texas, and the Northern Pacific Railway, near Independence Creek in the Montana Territory.

Mithril

The Saul Zaentz Company cites their trade use of mithril for metal figures back to 1991, has eight active trademark filings, with four registered. They successfully defended the trademark for collectibles in 2011.

Serial #	Filed	Reg. #	Word Mark	Goods & Services
77244486	2007	3958058	MITHRIL	metal figures and figurines
77244528	2007	4056558	MITHRIL	information about online computer games
85259761	2011	4041342	THE SCENT OF MITHRIL	online computer games
85366604	2011	4222899	MITHRIL	computer game software
86158977	2014	—	MITHRIL	collectibles, decorative items, jewelry, and timepieces
86519854	2015	—	MITHRIL	books (or albums): art, pictures, role playing games, or stickers
86519909	2015	—	MITHRIL	clothing and costumes
86519941	2015	—	MITHRIL	toys, games, models, puzzles, snow globes, and trading card games

Tables

Standard head-A1/A2 head-B1/C1 head-B2 head-C2 body-A1 body-B1 body-C1 body-A2 body-B2 body-C2 body-A3 body-B3 body-C3 head-A1/A2 head-B1/C1 head-B2 head-C2 body-A1 body-B1 body-C1 body-A2 body-B2 body-C2 body-A3 body-B3 body-C3 head-A1/A2 head-B1/C1 head-B2 head-C2 body-A1 body-B1 body-C1 body-A2 body-B2 body-C2 body-A3 body-B3 body-C3

Striped head-A1/A2 head-B1/C1 head-B2 head-C2 body-A1 body-B1 body-C1 body-A2 body-B2 body-C2 body-A3 body-B3 body-C3 head-A1/A2 head-B1/C1 head-B2 head-C2 body-A1 body-B1 body-C1 body-A2 body-B2 body-C2 body-A3 body-B3 body-C3 head-A1/A2 head-B1/C1 head-B2 head-C2 body-A1 body-B1 body-C1 body-A2 body-B2 body-C2 body-A3 body-B3 body-C3

Unicode CJK

Unicode

CJK Compatibility G S Hex (Dec) HTML Unicode Name ㉐ PTE U+3250 (12880) ㉐ SQUARE PTE ㋌ Hg(㎜) U+32CC (13004) ㋌ SQUARE HG ㋍ erg U+32CD (13005) ㋍ SQUARE ERG ㋎ eV U+32CE (13006) ㋎ SQUARE EV ㋏ LTD U+32CF (13007) ㋏ LIMITED LIABILITY SIGN ㍱ hPa U+3371 (13169) ㍱ SQUARE HPA ㍲ da U+3372 (13170) ㍲ SQUARE DA ㍳ AU U+3373 (13171) ㍳ SQUARE AU ㍴ bar U+3374 (13172) ㍴ SQUARE BAR ㍵ oV U+3375 (13173) ㍵ SQUARE OV ㍶ pc U+3376 (13174) ㍶ SQUARE PC ㍷ dm U+3377 (13175) ㍷ SQUARE DM ㍸ dm² U+3378 (13176) ㍸ SQUARE DM SQUARED ㍹ dm³ U+3379 (13177) ㍹ SQUARE DM CUBED ㍺ IU U+337A (13178) ㍺ SQUARE IU ㎀ pA U+3380 (13184) ㎀ SQUARE PA AMPS ㎁ nA U+3381 (13185) ㎁ SQUARE NA ㎂ µA U+3382 (13186) ㎂ SQUARE MU A ㎃ mA U+3383 (13187) ㎃ SQUARE MA ㎄ kA U+3384 (13188) ㎄ SQUARE KA ㎅ KB U+3385 (13189) ㎅ SQUARE KB ㎆ MB U+3386 (13190) ㎆ SQUARE MB ㎇ GB U+3387 (13191) ㎇ SQUARE GB ㎈ cal U+3388 (13192) ㎈ SQUARE CAL ㎉ kcal U+3389 (13193) ㎉ SQUARE KCAL ㎊ pF U+338A (13194) ㎊ SQUARE PF ㎋ nF U+338B (13195) ㎋ SQUARE NF ㎌ µF U+338C (13196) ㎌ SQUARE MU F ㎍ µg U+338D (13197) ㎍ SQUARE MU G ㎎ mg U+338E (13198) ㎎ SQUARE MG ㎏ kg U+338F (13199) ㎏ SQUARE KG ㎐ Hz U+3390 (13200) ㎐ SQUARE HZ ㎑ kHz U+3391 (13201) ㎑ SQUARE KHZ ㎒ MHz U+3392 (13202) ㎒ SQUARE MHZ ㎓ GHz U+3393 (13203) ㎓ SQUARE GHZ ㎔ THz U+3394 (13204) ㎔ SQUARE THZ ㎕ µℓ U+3395 (13205) ㎕ SQUARE MU L ㎖ mℓ U+3396 (13206) ㎖ SQUARE ML — m (not M ) is correct ㎗ dℓ U+3397 (13207) ㎗ SQUARE DL ㎘ kℓ U+3398 (13208) ㎘ SQUARE KL ㎙ fm U+3399 (13209) ㎙ SQUARE FM ㎚ nm U+339A (13210) ㎚ SQUARE NM ㎛ µm U+339B (13211) ㎛ SQUARE MU M ㎜ mm U+339C (13212) ㎜ SQUARE MM ㎝ cm U+339D (13213) ㎝ SQUARE CM ㎞ km U+339E (13214) ㎞ SQUARE KM ㎟ mm² U+339F (13215) ㎟ SQUARE MM SQUARED ㎠ cm² U+33A0 (13216) ㎠ SQUARE CM SQUARED ㎡ m² U+33A1 (13217) ㎡ SQUARE M SQUARED ㎢ km² U+33A2 (13218) ㎢ SQUARE KM SQUARED ㎣ mm³ U+33A3 (13219) ㎣ SQUARE MM CUBED ㎤ cm³ U+33A4 (13220) ㎤ SQUARE CM CUBED ㎥ m³ U+33A5 (13221) ㎥ SQUARE M CUBED ㎦ km³ U+33A6 (13222) ㎦ SQUARE KM CUBED ㎧ m/s U+33A7 (13223) ㎧ SQUARE M OVER S ㎨ m/s² U+33A8 (13224) ㎨ SQUARE M OVER S SQUARED ㎩ Pa U+33A9 (13225) ㎩ SQUARE PA ㎪ kPa U+33AA (13226) ㎪ SQUARE KPA ㎫ MPa U+33AB (13227) ㎫ SQUARE MPA ㎬ GPa U+33AC (13228) ㎬ SQUARE GPA ㎭ rad U+33AD (13229) ㎭ SQUARE RAD ㎮ rad/s U+33AE (13230) ㎮ SQUARE RAD OVER S ㎯ rad/s² U+33AF (13231) ㎯ SQUARE RAD OVER S SQUARED ㎰ ps U+33B0 (13232) ㎰ SQUARE PS ㎱ ns U+33B1 (13233) ㎱ SQUARE NS ㎲ µs U+33B2 (13234) ㎲ SQUARE MU S ㎳ ms U+33B3 (13235) ㎳ SQUARE MS ㎴ pV U+33B4 (13236) ㎴ SQUARE PV ㎵ nV U+33B5 (13237) ㎵ SQUARE NV ㎶ µV U+33B6 (13238) ㎶ SQUARE MU V ㎷ mV U+33B7 (13239) ㎷ SQUARE MV ㎸ kV U+33B8 (13240) ㎸ SQUARE KV ㎹ MV U+33B9 (13241) ㎹ SQUARE MV MEGA ㎺ pW U+33BA (13242) ㎺ SQUARE PW ㎻ nW U+33BB (13243) ㎻ SQUARE NW ㎼ µW U+33BC (13244) ㎼ SQUARE MU W ㎽ mW U+33BD (13245) ㎽ SQUARE MW ㎾ kW U+33BE (13246) ㎾ SQUARE KW ㎿ MW U+33BF (13247) ㎿ SQUARE MW MEGA ㏀ kΩ U+33C0 (13248) ㏀ SQUARE K OHM ㏁ MΩ U+33C1 (13249) ㏁ SQUARE M OHM ㏂ a.m. U+33C2 (13250) ㏂ SQUARE AM ㏃ Bq U+33C3 (13251) ㏃ SQUARE BQ ㏄ cc (mℓ) U+33C4 (13252) ㏄ SQUARE CC ㏅ cd U+33C5 (13253) ㏅ SQUARE CD ㏆ C/kg U+33C6 (13254) ㏆ SQUARE C OVER KG ㏇ Co. U+33C7 (13255) ㏇ SQUARE CO ㏈ dB U+33C8 (13256) ㏈ SQUARE DB ㏉ Gy U+33C9 (13257) ㏉ SQUARE GY ㏊ ha U+33CA (13258) ㏊ SQUARE HA ㏋ HP U+33CB (13259) ㏋ SQUARE HP ㏌ in U+33CC (13260) ㏌ SQUARE IN ㏍ K.K. U+33CD (13261) ㏍ SQUARE KK ㏎ KM U+33CE (13262) ㏎ SQUARE KM CAPITAL ㏏ kt (Au) knot U+33CF (13263) ㏏ SQUARE KT ㏐ lm U+33D0 (13264) ㏐ SQUARE LM ㏑ ln U+33D1 (13265) ㏑ SQUARE LN ㏒ log U+33D2 (13266) ㏒ SQUARE LOG ㏓ lx U+33D3 (13267) ㏓ SQUARE LX ㏔ mb U+33D4 (13268) ㏔ SQUARE MB SMALL ㏕ mil U+33D5 (13269) ㏕ SQUARE MIL ㏖ mol U+33D6 (13270) ㏖ SQUARE MOL ㏗ pH U+33D7 (13271) ㏗ SQUARE PH ㏘ p.m. U+33D8 (13272) ㏘ SQUARE PM ㏙ PPM U+33D9 (13273) ㏙ SQUARE PPM ㏚ PR U+33DA (13274) ㏚ SQUARE PR ㏛ sr U+33DB (13275) ㏛ SQUARE SR ㏜ Sv U+33DC (13276) ㏜ SQUARE SV ㏝ Wb U+33DD (13277) ㏝ SQUARE WB ㏞ V/m U+33DE (13278) ㏞ SQUARE V OVER M ㏟ A/m U+33DF (13279) ㏟ SQUARE A OVER M ㏿ gal U+33FF (13311) ㏿ SQUARE GAL

Letterlike Symbols G S Hex (Dec) HTML Unicode Name ƒ U+0192 (402) ƒ LATIN SMALL f with hook, = script f, = florin sign, = function symbol ℀ U+2100 (8448) ℀ account of ℁ U+2101 (8449) ℁ addressed to the subject ℂ U+2102 (8450) ℂ DOUBLE-STRUCK C ℃ U+2103 (8451) ℃ Degree Celsius ℄ U+2104 (8452) ℄ Centre Line ℅ U+2105 (8453) ℅ care of ℆ U+2106 (8454) ℆ cada una ℇ U+2107 (8455) ℇ Euler constant ℈ U+2108 (8456) ℈ Scruple ℉ U+2109 (8457) ℉ Degree Fahrenheit ℊ U+210A (8458) ℊ SCRIPT g “real number” ℋ U+210B (8459) ℋ SCRIPT H “Hamiltonian operator” ℌ U+210C (8460) ℌ BLACK LETTER H “Hilbert space” ℍ U+210D (8461) ℍ DOUBLE-STRUCK H ℎ U+210E (8462) ℎ Planck constant ℏ U+210F (8463) ℏ Planck constant over 2π ℐ U+2110 (8464) ℐ SCRIPT I ℑ U+2111 (8465) ℑ ℑ BLACK LETTER I “imaginary part” ℒ U+2112 (8466) ℒ SCRIPT L “Laplace transform” ℓ U+2113 (8467) ℓ SCRIPT (italicized) l “ell” “litre” ℔ U+2114 (8468) ℔ LB Bar “pounds” ℕ U+2115 (8469) ℕ DOUBLE-STRUCK N “natural number” № U+2116 (8470) № Numero sign ℗ U+2117 (8471) ℗ Sound recording copyright ℘ U+2118 (8472) ℘ ℘ SCRIPT P (calligraphic p) “Weierstrass p” ℙ U+2119 (8473) ℙ DOUBLE-STRUCK P ℚ U+211A (8474) ℚ DOUBLE-STRUCK Q “set of rational numbers” ℛ U+211B (8475) ℛ SCRIPT R “Riemann Integral” ℜ U+211C (8476) ℜ ℜ BLACK LETTER R “real part” ℝ U+211D (8477) ℝ DOUBLE-STRUCK R “set of real numbers” ℞ U+211E (8478) ℞ Prescription Take “recipe” “cross ratio” ℟ U+211F (8479) ℟ Response ℠ U+2120 (8480) ℠ Service mark ℡ U+2121 (8481) ℡ Telephone ™ U+2122 (8482) ™ ™ Trademark ℣ U+2123 (8483) ℣ Versicle ℤ U+2124 (8484) ℤ DOUBLE-STRUCK Z “set of integers” ℥ U+2125 (8485) ℥ Ounce 🝳 Ω U+2126 (8486) Ω Ohm ℧ U+2127 (8487) ℧ INVERTED Ohm “Mho” ℨ U+2128 (8488) ℨ BLACK LETTER Z ℩ U+2129 (8489) ℩ TURNED iota “unique element fulfilling a description” K U+212A (8490) K Kelvin Å U+212B (8491) Å Angstrom ℬ U+212C (8492) ℬ SCRIPT B “Bernoulli function” ℭ U+212D (8493) ℭ BLACK LETTER C ℮ U+212E (8494) ℮ Estimated symbol ℯ U+212F (8495) ℯ SCRIPT e “error” “natural exponent” ℰ U+2130 (8496) ℰ SCRIPT E “emf” ℱ U+2131 (8497) ℱ SCRIPT F “Fourier transform” Ⅎ U+2132 (8498) Ⅎ TURNED F “Claudian digamma inversum” ℳ U+2133 (8499) ℳ SCRIPT M “M-matrix” “German Mark” ℴ U+2134 (8500) ℴ SCRIPT o “order” “of inferior order to” ℵ U+2135 (8501) ℵ ℵ Alef “first transfinite cardinal” ℶ U+2136 (8502) ℶ Bet “second transfinite cardinal” ℷ U+2137 (8503) ℷ Gimel “third transfinite cardinal” ℸ U+2138 (8504) ℸ Dalet “fourth transfinite cardinal” ℹ U+2139 (8505) ℹ Information source ℺ U+213A (8506) ℺ ROTATED Q “binding signature mark” ℻ U+213B (8507) ℻ Facsimile ℼ U+213C (8508) ℼ DOUBLE-STRUCK pi ℽ U+213D (8509) ℽ DOUBLE-STRUCK gamma ℾ U+213E (8510) ℾ DOUBLE-STRUCK Gamma ℿ U+213F (8511) ℿ DOUBLE-STRUCK Pi ⅀ U+2140 (8512) ⅀ DOUBLE-STRUCK n-ary summation ⅁ U+2141 (8513) ⅁ TURNED SANS-SERIF G “game” ⅂ U+2142 (8514) ⅂ TURNED SANS-SERIF L ⅃ U+2143 (8515) ⅃ REVERSED SANS-SERIF L ⅄ U+2144 (8516) ⅄ TURNED SANS-SERIF Y ⅅ U+2145 (8517) ⅅ DOUBLE-STRUCK ITALIC D “differential” ⅆ U+2146 (8518) ⅆ DOUBLE-STRUCK ITALIC d “differential” ⅇ U+2147 (8519) ⅇ DOUBLE-STRUCK ITALIC e “natural exponent” ⅈ U+2148 (8520) ⅈ DOUBLE-STRUCK ITALIC i “imaginary unit” ⅉ U+2149 (8521) ⅉ DOUBLE-STRUCK ITALIC j “imaginary unit” ⅊ U+214A (8522) ⅊ Property line ⅋ U+214B (8523) ⅋ TURNED Ampersand “linear logic” ⅌ U+214C (8524) ⅌ Per ⅍ U+214D (8525) ⅍ Aktieselskab ⅎ U+214E (8526) ⅎ TURNED f “digamma” ⅏ U+214F (8527) ⅏ Samaritan source

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Uncle Jesse’s principles

The following brief dialog exchange illustrates both Uncle Jesse's morals, and his attempts to pass them on to his nephews, in a scene often repeated thematically in the Dukes of Hazzard.

After Jesse refuses to sell his moonshine to Jake (the county boss, who wants to blend it in bulk and sell it to the New York Syndicate)

 

Balladeer – (voice over) “Jesse had to be sure in his own mind that he was refusing Jake out of his convictions, and not from pride.”

Bobby – “He was gonna pay you double.”

Grady – “Jesse, now I know that Jake thinks he’s a badass and all, but, well he’s a pretty good ol’ boy. Ain’t he Lee?”

Bobby – “He’s one of us.”

Grady – “Now, I mean, if he’s got his tail in a crack. Jessie, ain’t you gonna help him?”

Jesse – (referring to a bottle of moonshine, and sighing) “You know what that is?”

Bobby – “Yea, it’s a jug of liquor.”

Jesse – “Look again. That’s a model T Ford, it’s a Winchester Repeatin’ Rifle, it’s a Whitney Cotton Gin.”

Grady – “Jesse, you ok?”

Jesse – “Don’t you see? That’s one of a kind, the best of its kind. That little jug is history. No money ever compromised it, no government ever made me conform. And you know boys, I actually pay taxes on my liquor.”

Bobby – “What?”

Jesse – “That’s right, all the liquor money I get is declared as farm income, from the corn, every penny tax paid, and its still illegal.”

Bobby – “Jesse, what the hell are you doin’ paying taxes?”

Grady – “Jesse, if anybody ever found out about this.”

Jesse – “Because the Bible says ‘render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s’, and boys those taxes sure belong to Caesar. Am I to compromise, all the things I’ve done my whole life for a few extra dollars. Just to help a little man, think he’s a big man. Boys, it’s a matter of principle.”

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• Richard Scarry's What Do People Do All Day? ©1968
  • [p.1] (front cover)
  • [p.2]–p.7 "Welcome to Busytown"
  • pp. 8–10 "Everyone is a worker"
  • pp.11–16 "Building a new house"
  • pp.17–20 "Mailing a letter"
  • pp.21–25 "Mother's work is never done"
  • pp.26–31 "A voyage on a ship"
  • pp.32–36 "Sergeant Murphy of the Busytown Police Department"
  • pp.37–42 "Firemen to the rescue"
  • pp.43–46 "A visit to the hospital"
  • pp.47–53 "The train trip"
  • pp.54–57 "The story of seeds and how they grow"
  • pp.58–63 "The airplane ride"
  • pp.64–69 "Wood and how we use it"
  • pp.70–73 "Digging coal to make electricity work for us"
  • pp.74–81 "Building a new road"
  • pp.82–85 "Cotton and how we use it"
  • pp.86–89 "Where bread comes from"
  • pp.90–93 "Water"
  • [p.94,95] (Busytown party)
  • (back cover)
• Richard Scarry's What Do People Do All Day? (Abridged) ©1979
  • pp. 2–5 "Welcome to Busytown"
  • pp. 6–8 "Everyone is a worker"
  • pp.9–14 "Building a new house"
  • pp.15–18 "Mailing a letter"
  • pp.19–24 "Firemen to the rescue"
  • pp.25–28 "A visit to the hospital"
  • pp.29–35 "The train trip"
  • pp.36–39 "The story of seeds and how they grow"
  • pp.40–45 "Wood and how we use it"
  • pp.46–53 "Building a new road"
  • pp.54–59 "A voyage on a ship"
  • pp.60–63 "Where bread comes from"

World History

• Stearns, Peter N., ed. (2001). "675". The Encyclopedia of World History (6th ed.). Boston: Houghton Mifflin. dead were to be buried in English woolens

Shadowrun articles

• Adventures Unlimited: 1, 4, 5
• Arcane: 1–20, “Encounters”
• Campaign Magazine: (#10–12 were solicited, but may not have been published)
• Challenge: 1–24, 26, 30, 31, 33, 35, 36, 40, 41, 42, 45–52, 55–62, 64–67, 69–74, 76, 77
• Earthdawn Journal: 1–9
• EN World Player’s Journal: 2, 3, 4
  • EN World Gamer: 1, 2 (#3 is PDF only)
• The Gamer (magazine): 4.5
  • (newspaper): 6–11
  • (newsletter): 12 (13+)
• Games Unplugged: 1, 3–34
• Gaming Frontiers: 0, 2–5 (changed publisher after #5, which may be the last issue)
• Journal of the Traveller’s Aid Society: 3, 4, 5 (have Best of 1–3)
• Ka·Ge: (complete: 0–12)
• Polyhedron: 1–7, 9, 19, 25, 26, 28, 33, 34, 35, 39, 45, 46, 52, 54–59, 61–64, 67–73, 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 82, 84–94, 96, 97, 98, 103, 104, 106, 108, 109, 112–116, 118, 121, 122, 123, 125, 127, 130, 136–140
  • Living Greyhawk: (complete: 0–5)
• Pyramid: 26, 29
• Roleplayer: (complete: 1–30)
• Shadowland: 2, 4, 5, 6
• Space Gamer: 1–4, 11, 13, 20, 28–32, 35, 38, 39, 40, 46, 59, 71, 72, 74, 75, 80, 81, 83, 85, 86, 87, 88, v2n1
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• Star Wars Gamer: 0 (came with Invasion of Theed, have 1–10 ×2)
• Traveller Chronicle: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 14–21
• Valkyrie: 1–14, 16, 18, 23–28
• White Wolf: 1–20, 22–49
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Wagon Queen

The Wagon Queen Family Truckster (WQFT) has been attributed to Barris on many webpages—including Wikipedia since at least 2008-07-16—but none of the pages cite a source, and may just be using Wikipedia. There is a notable page Griswold Family Truckster that states Barris did not design the WQFT, but their reference is another fan. More notably, George Barris' own website does not claim the WQFT one of his designs. (Barris.com TV & Movie cars). Based on that I think we should remove mention of Barris as the designer until a source citing some evidence is found. ―MJBurrage^(T•C) 23:30, 16 May 2018 (UTC)