User:Mxn/Articles

Let's play a Wikipedia game based on the articles I've written or contributed significantly to. The rules are simple: each item links one article to another article (or in some cases two other articles), and the next item links that article to yet another.


 * Cincinnati Bell's service area is centered around Hamilton County.
 * Hamilton County is served by the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
 * The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County has extensive archives of The Cincinnati Enquirer on microfiche.
 * The logo of The Cincinnati Enquirer ' s website features prominent tittles.
 * The accented lowercase I traditionally retains its tittle in Vietnamese, but poor computer support for Vietnamese has virtually eliminated this detail.
 * Computer support for Vietnamese has at times required awkward standards such as VNI and Vietnamese Quoted-Readable.
 * Vietnamese Quoted-Readable can be entered using UniKey.
 * UniKey lacks support for the letter B with flourish.
 * Unlike the B with flourish, the D with stroke has persisted in modern Vietnamese.
 * D with stroke is the first letter in đọc kinh.
 * Đọc kinh is used in Vietnamese Catholic Masses instead of Gregorian chant.
 * It is believed that the Vietnamese place name La Vang comes from the words for "leaf" and "herbal seeds".
 * La Vang is reputed to be the site of the Our Lady of La Vang apparition.
 * Our Lady of La Vang is honored by the Congregation of the Mother Co-Redemptrix.
 * The Congregation of the Mother Co-Redemptrix hosts an annual Marian Days celebration.
 * Marian Days is one of the few places in the rural Midwest to experience Vietnamese food such as bánh.
 * Bánh can refer to a variety of foods, including bánh mì and phở noodles.
 * One can find all the ingredients for phở at Jungle Jim's International Market.
 * Jungle Jim's International Market carries all kinds of seafood, but not the namesake of the Cincinnati Marlins.
 * The Cincinnati Marlins' main training facility is located across the street from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science, inside St. Xavier High School.
 * St. Xavier High School was one of the schools most affected by Alerding v. Ohio High School Athletic Association.
 * St. Xavier High School is just one of a multitude of schools named after Francis Xavier.
 * Several of the schools named after Francis Xavier have been located in Cincinnati, including St. Xavier Commercial School.
 * St. Xavier Commercial School was located next to The Catholic Telegraph ' s printing press.
 * The Catholic Telegraph was originally published by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati for distribution throughout the central United States.
 * The Archdiocese of Cincinnati also published Der Wahrheitsfreund to serve its German-speaking congregants.
 * Der Wahrheitsfreund was among the 12 daily newspapers The Cincinnati Post had to compete with when it began publication.
 * In 1956, The Cincinnati Post bought out its remaining afternoon rival, The Cincinnati Times-Star.
 * In 1895, an editorial in the The Cincinnati Times-Star spurred the creation of a now-celebrated flag for Cincinnati, which includes the seal of Cincinnati.
 * However, upon its introduction, the flag of Cincinnati met with pretty much the same derision and disinterest as the flag of Ohio.
 * The critics should have seen the original proposal for the flag of Ohio, consisting of nothing but the seal of Ohio.
 * The seal of Ohio is sometimes accompanied by the state motto, "With God, all things are possible".
 * "With God, all things are possible" appears on the Ohio license plate issued since 2013.
 * A previous Ohio license plate, issued from 2001 to 2003, commemorated the Ohio Bicentennial.
 * The Ohio Bicentennial's most popular program was the painting of 101 barn advertisements across the state.
 * Whereas barn advertisements were once banned as eyesores, folks really didn't know what to think of Open End.
 * After Cincinnati rid itself of Open End, it welcomed in hundreds of fiberglass pigs for the Big Pig Gig. (As public art goes, it was a bit more successful – and safe.)
 * After the Big Pig Gig's conclusion, some of the pigs departed for the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
 * The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport was built after Cincinnati failed to gain support to expand the Blue Ash Airport, which is just up the road from Blue Ash Air Station.
 * Neighbors fought the Blue Ash Airport's expansion by incorporating as the village of Blue Ash.
 * From Blue Ash, TSJ Media publishes a variety of Spanish-language periodicals.
 * TSJ Media was at one point Cincinnati's only Spanish-language news source, other than a weekly program on WKRC-TV.
 * In 1996, WKRC-TV and WCPO-TV swapped network affiliations.
 * WCPO-TV pools videographers with WXIX-TV at news conferences.
 * In the late 1990s, WXIX-TV aired some news programs on WBQC-LP.
 * WBQC-LP lost its network affiliation to WSTR-TV in 1998.
 * WSTR-TV broadcasts from Star Tower.
 * Star Tower has a distinctive shape, and so does the huge tower of WLW.
 * WLW airs Cincinnati Reds games, like WCET-TV used to.
 * WCET-TV's sister station WPTO-TV, serves Oxford, Ohio.
 * Just up the road from WPTO-TV's city of license is the village of College Corner, served by the two-state Union County–College Corner Joint School District.
 * The Union County–College Corner Joint School District lay within the service area of Cinergy.
 * Cinergy built a power station just outside New Richmond.
 * New Richmond, which lost the county courthouse to Batavia, is the hometown of Todd Benzinger, who later coached at Loveland High School.
 * Loveland High School is the only high school in the Loveland City School District.
 * The Loveland City School District serves most of Symmes Township.
 * The southern part of Symmes Township is primarily reachable by Ohio State Route 126.
 * For several miles, Ohio State Route 126 runs alongside the Little Miami River.
 * One of the more prominent landmarks along the Little Miami River is the Château Laroche.
 * Château Laroche is also known as the Loveland Castle.
 * Loveland was once the headquarters of Blue Chip Cookies.
 * Blue Chip Cookies was located next to the Loveland Bike Trail.
 * The Loveland Bike Trail became a part of the Little Miami Scenic Trail in 1984.
 * Part of the Little Miami Scenic Trail is marked by a sign that does not comply with the Ohio Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
 * A different segment of the Little Miami Scenic Trail forms part of U.S. Bicycle Route 50.
 * U.S. Bicycle Route 50 passes under Ohio State Route 48.
 * Right off of Ohio State Route 48 is the Live Oaks campus of the Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development.
 * The Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development's feeder districts include Cincinnati Public Schools.
 * Cincinnati Public Schools' high schools include Clark Montessori High School and Woodward High School.
 * Woodward High School is one of Cincinnati's oldest high schools; DePaul Cristo Rey High School is its newest.
 * DePaul Cristo Rey High School is next door to Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.
 * Cincinnati State Technical and Community College hosts a quiz bowl league that includes Elder High School and Moeller High School.


 * Vietnam Standards prefer SI units over the traditional Vietnamese units of measurement.


 * Early customers of Steinberg's included the founder of WLW radio.


 * The Vietnamese Wikipedia community started a Vietnamese language edition of Wiktionary in 2004.
 * Wiktionary identifies writing systems by ISO 15924 script codes.


 * Col·legi Casp maintains an exchange program with St. Xavier High School.
 * St. Xavier High School sends students to Ayacucho on mission trips.


 * Thomas C. Campbell started a newspaper to lampoon the editors of The Cincinnati Post
 * The Cincinnati Post ' s battles with advertisers led to the founding of the Day Book in Chicago.


 * Cincinnati:
 * St. Aloysius on the Ohio
 * Bethesda Oak Hospital
 * The Cincinnati Herald
 * Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
 * Cincinnati West Airport
 * Charles Keating III
 * Covington Catholic High School
 * Covington Independent Public Schools
 * Ethan Stone
 * Fort Washington Way
 * Gary Abernathy
 * Gorman Heritage Farm
 * Hamilton County Fair (Ohio)
 * Holiday Junction
 * Institutum Divi Thomae
 * John Knoepfle
 * Keating Natatorium
 * List of St. Xavier High School (Ohio) people N
 * Mason City Schools
 * Metrobot N
 * Michael Gallagher (journalist)
 * Mill Creek Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
 * O'dell Owens N
 * Pill Hill, Cincinnati
 * Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway
 * Royalmont Academy
 * Spencer Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
 * Steven Kehoe N
 * Storrs Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
 * Today's Pulse
 * West Clermont High School
 * William Schickel (artist)
 * Computing:
 * Adobe Atmosphere
 * Microsoft Bookshelf N
 * .us
 * Language:
 * Sentence diagram
 * San Francisco Bay Area:
 * 2021 San Jose shooting
 * Apple Worldwide Developers Conference
 * Chinatowns in San Jose, California
 * CreaTV San Jose
 * Heinlenville
 * KSCZ-LD
 * The Mercury News
 * Moscone Center
 * Port of Oakland
 * San Jose Chamber of Commerce
 * San Jose City Hall
 * San Jose Convention Center
 * San José–Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility
 * Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail
 * Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
 * Vietnam and Vietnamese-Americans:
 * Côn Đảo
 * Lee's Sandwiches
 * PMU 18 scandal N
 * Việt Báo Daily News
 * Viet Mercury N
 * VNLabs
 * Miscellaneous:
 * Congestion management agency
 * County roads in Ohio
 * Daughters of Charity Health System
 * Deposit insurance national bank
 * Diagrammatic sign
 * Estatuto Orgânico de Macau
 * Fronton Island
 * Karnofsky Tailor Shop–House
 * Knockemstiff, Ohio
 * KAXT-CD
 * Miller v. Bonta
 * National Catholic Register
 * New Orleans Power Station
 * Route shield pavement marking
 * Transportation improvement district
 * Valvoline