This article is about a fictional character from the Gundam metaseries.
In the video game, Mobile Suit Gundam 0079: Rise From The Ashes, the leader of the Earth Federation's "White Dingo" Australian mobile suit team is Master Pierce Rayer. He was born in the 0050s and was drafted into the Earth Federation Army in his early 20s as the One Year War was beginning. He graduated in UC 0079 as a Lieutenant Junior Grade, and was later assigned to the White Dingo mobile suit team operating in desolate Australia as team leader. He was formed friendships with fellow teammates Leung Lee-Fai and Maximilian Burger, and formed a fierce rivalry with Principality of Zeon ace pilot Visch Donahue. The White Dingo team served with distinction thanks to Rayer. Their kills include several Zaku IIs, Zaku Cannons, Goufs, Doms, the prototype mobile armor Rhinoceros (there were two alternate versions: A and B, with the latter armed with a Burstliner cannon) and Donahue's MS-14G Gelgoog. After the war, the Dingoes were disbanded after having served with distinction during the war. What happened to the team members after is unknown.
During his early service as a White Dingo, Rayer piloted an RGM-79 GM general purpose MS and an RGC-80 GM Cannon artillery MS. After a mission, the team were granted access to three RX-77D Guncannon Mass Production Type heavy artillery MS. During the last weeks of the war, Rayer and his teammates piloted RGM-79SP GM Sniper II high-performance MS.
His name, Master P. Rayer, is a pun similar to Yuu Kajima's name. This time Master P. Rayer is a pun of "master player", intended for the player of the game.
Stats
Age: 28
Affiliations: Earth Federation (White Dingo Team)
Rank: Lieutenant Junior Grade
Final Status: Alive
Confirmed Kills: 11
Mobile Suits:
RGM-79 GM
RGC-80 GM Cannon
RX-77D Guncannon Mass Production Type
RGM-79SP GM Sniper II
Appearances
Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise From the Ashes
Mobile Suit Gundam: Journey to Jaburo
In the video game, Mobile Suit Gundam 0079: Rise From The Ashes, the leader of the Earth Federation's "White Dingo" Australian mobile suit team is Master Pierce Rayer. He was born in the 0050s and was drafted into the Earth Federation Army in his early 20s as the One Year War was beginning. He graduated in UC 0079 as a Lieutenant Junior Grade, and was later assigned to the White Dingo mobile suit team operating in desolate Australia as team leader. He was formed friendships with fellow teammates Leung Lee-Fai and Maximilian Burger, and formed a fierce rivalry with Principality of Zeon ace pilot Visch Donahue. The White Dingo team served with distinction thanks to Rayer. Their kills include several Zaku IIs, Zaku Cannons, Goufs, Doms, the prototype mobile armor Rhinoceros (there were two alternate versions: A and B, with the latter armed with a Burstliner cannon) and Donahue's MS-14G Gelgoog. After the war, the Dingoes were disbanded after having served with distinction during the war. What happened to the team members after is unknown.
During his early service as a White Dingo, Rayer piloted an RGM-79 GM general purpose MS and an RGC-80 GM Cannon artillery MS. After a mission, the team were granted access to three RX-77D Guncannon Mass Production Type heavy artillery MS. During the last weeks of the war, Rayer and his teammates piloted RGM-79SP GM Sniper II high-performance MS.
His name, Master P. Rayer, is a pun similar to Yuu Kajima's name. This time Master P. Rayer is a pun of "master player", intended for the player of the game.
Stats
Age: 28
Affiliations: Earth Federation (White Dingo Team)
Rank: Lieutenant Junior Grade
Final Status: Alive
Confirmed Kills: 11
Mobile Suits:
RGM-79 GM
RGC-80 GM Cannon
RX-77D Guncannon Mass Production Type
RGM-79SP GM Sniper II
Appearances
Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise From the Ashes
Mobile Suit Gundam: Journey to Jaburo
<b>Robert Abrahn Alvarez</b> (born February 8 1989 in San Diego), is a Latin American upcoming Actor/Model. He hasn't had many big roles but has been shot by photographers like Ute Ville.
Career
Robert's favorite hobby was skateboarding and soccer. He did both roles with such great passion and continued until tearing his ACL and having full reconstruction of his left wrist. After his 19th birthday he decided it was time for a change, so Robert enlisted into the US Army on April 22nd, 2009, right after his 20th birthday. He ships on August 31st 2009 and is expected back by February.
Robert is an E-3(Private First Class) and happens to be part of the Infantry.
He wishes to become Airborn someday and be able to reach the rank of E-6(Staff Sergeant) before his period/term is finished in the military.
This article seems like it was written by Robert Alvarez. Considering the extreme bias terms (i.e. "such great passion") and the obvious misspelling of the word "airborne". This page seems like a complete waste of space.
Career
Robert's favorite hobby was skateboarding and soccer. He did both roles with such great passion and continued until tearing his ACL and having full reconstruction of his left wrist. After his 19th birthday he decided it was time for a change, so Robert enlisted into the US Army on April 22nd, 2009, right after his 20th birthday. He ships on August 31st 2009 and is expected back by February.
Robert is an E-3(Private First Class) and happens to be part of the Infantry.
He wishes to become Airborn someday and be able to reach the rank of E-6(Staff Sergeant) before his period/term is finished in the military.
This article seems like it was written by Robert Alvarez. Considering the extreme bias terms (i.e. "such great passion") and the obvious misspelling of the word "airborne". This page seems like a complete waste of space.
Devendra Singh Kaswa (born on October 15, 1979 in Bikaner) is a commander of the elite Indian Commando Battalion for Resolute Action force.
He was born into the Royal Jat family of Soniasar to father Shri Girdhari Ram Kaswa and mother Smt Rukhma Devi. He was educated at Bikaner Boys School, St Vivekanand School and KV No.2 in Bikaner. In 2002, he joined as an officer in the Central Reserve Police Force.
He has initiated a movement against DRUG ADDICTION and DOWRY SYSTEM. Has motivated many people to quit drugs, smoking tobacco and many youths have married without dowry inspired and convinced by him. He donates blood on his birthdays and inspired his men to do the same. He is a marksman and certified rock climber, good swimmer, horse rider, snooker player, skater. He has served in most of the states fighting terrorism, naxalism.
He was born into the Royal Jat family of Soniasar to father Shri Girdhari Ram Kaswa and mother Smt Rukhma Devi. He was educated at Bikaner Boys School, St Vivekanand School and KV No.2 in Bikaner. In 2002, he joined as an officer in the Central Reserve Police Force.
He has initiated a movement against DRUG ADDICTION and DOWRY SYSTEM. Has motivated many people to quit drugs, smoking tobacco and many youths have married without dowry inspired and convinced by him. He donates blood on his birthdays and inspired his men to do the same. He is a marksman and certified rock climber, good swimmer, horse rider, snooker player, skater. He has served in most of the states fighting terrorism, naxalism.
The term Internet dynamics refers to the culture which has developed throughout the years with the appearance of the Internet. This invention has changed in a revolutionary way the form of the communications between people, and has created a considerable cultural impact on our generation.
Characteristics
The Internet culture is a dynamic culture that is ever changing, as a result of the technology developments and the rise in the number of internet users world wide. Still, a number of main characteristics could be identified:
The growth of human interaction and creation of web communities
The main innovation is in the appearance of new possibilities of generating social connections with a large number of people. Those connections could take place in a continuous period only on the internet; at times, they may even develop into an actual meeting, some by means of an Online dating service. The new forms of connection are:
* E-mail: Delivery of letters by means of the Internet, as a replacement to the traditional paper-based correspondence.
* Online chat: Establishing of one-on-one or group conversations by means of the Internet.
* Instant messaging: Software which enables real time conversations without using a website (in contrast to online chats).
* Internet forums: Web Sites which hold discussions on defined subjects.
* Online games: Multiplayer Computer games which are played through the Internet.
Broading of languages
Forms of the communication which are detailed above encouraged the internet users to find new ways to expression emotions and to express one's individuality (at times, during conservations while keeping one's anonymity). As a result the following appeared:
* Internet nicknames: The use of a pen name as a replacement of the official name, in order to keep one's anonymity or as a way to help project one's virtual character.
* Userbar: a small rectangular picture with which users use to in their signatures in the internet forums, which indicates about their personality or hobbies.
* Internet slang: includes amongst other things, Emoticons, which are used to enrich the written language by use of different smileys as a way to the express one's emotions.
Local and global collaborations
The possibility of implementation of projects with a large number of active participants without being dependent in their place of dwellings:
* Open source: software projects in which there are no official owners of the software, every contributor could be take a part in the development of the code and also to use the code, but is forbidden to make commercial use of the software's code.
* Flash mob: The use on the internet to organized a group activity outside of it.
* Distributed computing: A method of conducting long or complex calculations, in projects which need this kind of power, by means of a creating an online community.
Reciprocity change between the content suppliers and the viewers
Additionally the division of the roles of the content supplier and the content consumer has changed and the users themselves (instead of the commercial content suppliers) began creating content intended for the other users, in what is nowadays called Web 2.0. Examples of such sites are:
* Blog: A personal diary, which its owners writes in it in every possible subject in which he desires to talk discuss, and its content is available to all.
* Feedback comment system: A Mechanism used in web sites to post responses from the internet users, which is mostly used in the news web sites, in blogs and in the other additional sites.
* Wiki: A type of software which enables databases management and encyclopedias management.
* File sharing: A technology which enables the internet users to share files from their computers with other internet users, and in return the same internet user is capable of downloading files from the computer of other internet users. This enables the fast distribution, not always legal, of software, music, etc.
* Electronic commerce: Commerce and implementation of business deals through the internet, in which both the buyers and the sellers are not always necessarily having a firm background in the traditional business markets. For example, private people whom sell a tremendous variety of merchandises through eBay.
Online delinquency
Alongside the Internet culture a subculture has emerged which is on the scale between harassing other internet users to committing severe crime:
* Internet Trolls: A term which is used to define the users whom occasionally disturb the discussions on the internet forums, wikis, online chats, etc.
* Impersonators: Internet users whom uses their nicknames for bad goals, distribution of E-mail spam, Plagiarism, etc.
* E-mail spam: Exploitation of the E-mails platform for the intended distribution of undesirable information to a massive amount of users.
* Vandalism: Penetration to web sites without authorization (Hacking), finding breaches in software, and at times exploiting them maliciously, a distribution of Computer viruses and Computer Spyware which damages other computers, etc.
* Phishing: A Special form of deceit and identity theft through the internet.
Characteristics
The Internet culture is a dynamic culture that is ever changing, as a result of the technology developments and the rise in the number of internet users world wide. Still, a number of main characteristics could be identified:
The growth of human interaction and creation of web communities
The main innovation is in the appearance of new possibilities of generating social connections with a large number of people. Those connections could take place in a continuous period only on the internet; at times, they may even develop into an actual meeting, some by means of an Online dating service. The new forms of connection are:
* E-mail: Delivery of letters by means of the Internet, as a replacement to the traditional paper-based correspondence.
* Online chat: Establishing of one-on-one or group conversations by means of the Internet.
* Instant messaging: Software which enables real time conversations without using a website (in contrast to online chats).
* Internet forums: Web Sites which hold discussions on defined subjects.
* Online games: Multiplayer Computer games which are played through the Internet.
Broading of languages
Forms of the communication which are detailed above encouraged the internet users to find new ways to expression emotions and to express one's individuality (at times, during conservations while keeping one's anonymity). As a result the following appeared:
* Internet nicknames: The use of a pen name as a replacement of the official name, in order to keep one's anonymity or as a way to help project one's virtual character.
* Userbar: a small rectangular picture with which users use to in their signatures in the internet forums, which indicates about their personality or hobbies.
* Internet slang: includes amongst other things, Emoticons, which are used to enrich the written language by use of different smileys as a way to the express one's emotions.
Local and global collaborations
The possibility of implementation of projects with a large number of active participants without being dependent in their place of dwellings:
* Open source: software projects in which there are no official owners of the software, every contributor could be take a part in the development of the code and also to use the code, but is forbidden to make commercial use of the software's code.
* Flash mob: The use on the internet to organized a group activity outside of it.
* Distributed computing: A method of conducting long or complex calculations, in projects which need this kind of power, by means of a creating an online community.
Reciprocity change between the content suppliers and the viewers
Additionally the division of the roles of the content supplier and the content consumer has changed and the users themselves (instead of the commercial content suppliers) began creating content intended for the other users, in what is nowadays called Web 2.0. Examples of such sites are:
* Blog: A personal diary, which its owners writes in it in every possible subject in which he desires to talk discuss, and its content is available to all.
* Feedback comment system: A Mechanism used in web sites to post responses from the internet users, which is mostly used in the news web sites, in blogs and in the other additional sites.
* Wiki: A type of software which enables databases management and encyclopedias management.
* File sharing: A technology which enables the internet users to share files from their computers with other internet users, and in return the same internet user is capable of downloading files from the computer of other internet users. This enables the fast distribution, not always legal, of software, music, etc.
* Electronic commerce: Commerce and implementation of business deals through the internet, in which both the buyers and the sellers are not always necessarily having a firm background in the traditional business markets. For example, private people whom sell a tremendous variety of merchandises through eBay.
Online delinquency
Alongside the Internet culture a subculture has emerged which is on the scale between harassing other internet users to committing severe crime:
* Internet Trolls: A term which is used to define the users whom occasionally disturb the discussions on the internet forums, wikis, online chats, etc.
* Impersonators: Internet users whom uses their nicknames for bad goals, distribution of E-mail spam, Plagiarism, etc.
* E-mail spam: Exploitation of the E-mails platform for the intended distribution of undesirable information to a massive amount of users.
* Vandalism: Penetration to web sites without authorization (Hacking), finding breaches in software, and at times exploiting them maliciously, a distribution of Computer viruses and Computer Spyware which damages other computers, etc.
* Phishing: A Special form of deceit and identity theft through the internet.