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| - Icon is an organization in Paragon City that helps heroes "get a new look" by letting them attain new costumes and edit old ones.
- "Icon" is the fifth episode of the eighth season of Stargate SG-1.
- The Icon was a fishing boat on Dorumaa owned by Drac Gerrat. A local Nus Whale could easily eat it whole.
- An icon is a
- Icon is a Character Perk. __NoToC__
- In computer technology, an icon is a small graphic element, typically 32 pixels wide and 32 pixels high (32px X 32px). On an operating system, such as Windows, such icons are used to represent functions: typically, when you select them, the function is activated. (For example, you may click on a tiny picture of a printer in order to print something out.) On a website, icons are often used as visual anchors for hypertext links: you click on them to go to a different page.
- An Icon (偶像, Gūzō) , all commonly named Noah (ノア, Noa), are artificial Sorcerers who're created from the Book of Eibon. Each of them are personifications of the chapters within the book that represents the seven deadly sins and are controlled by the Table of Contents.
- ICON System — базовая игромеханика, созданная в 1998 коллективом разработчиков Last Unicorn Games (в состав которого входили, в частности, Стивен Лонг и Кеннет Хайт). На основе ICON были выпущены три линейки игр LUG по мотивам телесериала Star Trek: Star Trek: The Next Generation Role-Playing Game (1998), Star Trek: The Role-Playing Game (1999), Star Trek: The Deep Space Nine Role-Playing Game, а также игра по мотивам эпопеи Фрэнка Герберта «Дюна» Dune: Chronicles of the Imperium, разработанная LUG, но выпущенная уже Wizards of the Coast после покупки ими компании. В отдельном виде в качестве универсальной системы ICON никогда не издавалась.
- Icons in underground areas will not appear on the world map.
- <default>Icon</default> Have an image of this item? Then please upload it! For more information please consult our image policies Weight 1 File:WeightIcon.png Base Value 50 File:GoldIcon.png Type Additional Effects Uses Quality Enchantment Value ID Icons are items that can be found within dungeons in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall.
- The acronym ICON may refer to:
* Information Contact Officer Network
* International Council on Nanotechnology
* Intra Government Communications Network (Australia)
- Icon is a studio album recorded by Asia band members John Wetton & Geoff Downes.
- Lobby Icons are cosmetics next to players' names in lobbies. When you join a game lobby, in the player list, your name will have an icon next to it. You can choose which Icon you want displayed in your Customization Options.
- Icons are symbols on a player's map (minimap or world map) representing certain buildings and locations.
- Icon may refer to:
* Icon (comics), a Milestone/DC comic book superhero
* Icon Comics, a Marvel comics imprint
- Each powerup in the Carmageddon series has an icon that represents it, even Carmageddon for the Game Boy Color. This icon is shown on the game's HUD when the player obtains its powerup, and disappears when the powerup runs out. Normally, a timer or use counter is next to the icon. Depending on whether it's a regular powerup or an item, the icons will show up on either the left part of the screen or the bottom. It depends on each game's HUD. Logically, instantaneous powerups don't have icons. Note: Icons are not to be confused with the pickups' graphics.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Icon]] icon < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Icon]] εἰκών (eikōn) "likeness, image, portrait". Eastern Orthodox Church sense is attested from 1833. Computing sense first recorded in 1982.
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- Icon is a Milestone Comics superhero series written by Dwayne McDuffie, which ran from 1993-1997. Along with the other Milestone characters, he has recently been imported into the DC Universe. Augustus Freeman IV, in reality an alien space traveler stranded on Earth, is persuaded by a young woman, Raquel Ervin, to use his alien powers to become a superhero. He takes the name Icon, and Racquel becomes his sidekick, Rocket.
- Note that icons within underground areas will NOT appear on the World map.
- Note that icons within underground areas will NOT appear on the World map.
- Throughout history, various religious cultures have been inspired or supplemented by concrete images, whether in two dimensions or three. The degree to which images are used or permitted, and their functions — whether they are for instruction or inspiration, treated as sacred objects of veneration or worship, or simply applied as ornament — depend upon the tenets of a given religion in a given place and time.
- The icon is an expensive religious item owned by Viktor Skobel. It is only revealed in the finale of the game to contain very expensive diamonds within it, thus being the reason for Viktor wanting it back so badly.
- Super Name : IconReal Name : ArnusAliases : Augustus Freeman IVAugustus FreemanAgustusPublisher : MilestoneGender : MaleCharacter Type : Alien1st Appearance : Icon #1Appears in : 71 issues Icon is the superhero persona of an alien that crash-landed on Earth and took the form of a human child. History In the Dakotaverse In North America a slave by the name of Miriam found a strange craft that had crashed landed in the centre of cotton field. Inside she finds a small baby boy that had mothers eyes. The boy was actually called Arnus and he had fallen from space, a alien craft had malfunctioned and fired his pod towards Earth, his life pod was programmed to take the image of the first person it saw and mimic it. Arnus grew up working with Miriam, but as they get older his age stayed still when
- The Icon is a man of many names: Ikes to H4L187, My Friday Night 6 O'Clock to Ryokles, and President to BIGPUN9999 just to name a few. When he first came to Board 8 in the Spring of 2004, he adopted a "gimmick" that instantly polarized the board: speaking in the third person. Some people hated it, most people loved it. That's a recurrent theme with much of what Icon does. He has recently created a new award that is sweeping Board 8, The ICON Award. ...Which is now a festering corpse, which also happens to spinning in it's grave. (Oi! Only I'm allowed to say things like that! -Jeeves)
- Icon is a world deeply steeped in religious significance. The first settlement on Icon is believed to be the monastery on Ithica, founded by either Zebulon himself or his immediate followers. Prince Adriano and his son Lucifer seized Icon from the native warlords in 2637. The Universal Church spread to Icon in the 30th century by way of hesychast monks converting the Twerrid mountain people. A splint sect called the Star Brethern settled on the northern Ithica continent in the 31st century, who believed all reality was equally reflective. New Style Muslims settled Fatamer, which also was home to many Universalists.
- Icons are small symbols that every individual has. They contain a person's PID and allows them to reboot when caught in a Game Cube. A person can change clothes by downloading new outfits into their icon. Everyone has to keep a close eye on their icon; if they lose it and someone finds it they can use the PID on it to control its owner. Guardians' icons are gold and black in color. Regular sprites and binomes have white and black icons. Phong's icon is a yin-yang symbol, rather than the diamond symbol.
- The Icon is the annexed counterpart to the Stalker. The tradition of fallen Protoss warriors being reborn into cybernetic exoskeletons inspired even their distant brothers the Dark Templar. As such they created their own versions of Dragoons designated as Stalkers with their own brand of technologies powered by void energies. Such a unit could not be ignored as a potential threat, so development of suitable counterparts were rushed into development. Special abilities:
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