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SkyLiners Airlines

2022-11-30T20:57:18Z

Cooth: dates

{{Infobox
| title = SkyLiners, Inc.
| image = [[File:SkyLinersLogo.png|256px]]
| caption = Skyliners Airlines logo
| label1 = IATA
| data1 = SR
| label2 = ICAO
| data2 = SKL
| label3 = Callsign
| data3 = SKYLINERS
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Commenced operations
| data5 = 1920
| label6 = Hubs
| data6 = [[Greenfield International Airport|Greenfield-International]], insert east coast hub here
| label7 = Focus cities
| data7 = insert cities here
| label8 = Frequent-flyer program
| data8 = Dividend Miles
| label9 = Alliance
| data9 = Star Alliance
| label10 = Subsidiaries
| data10 = insert airlines here
| label11 = Fleet size
| data11 = insert number here
| label12 = Destinations
| data12 = insert number here
| label13 = Headquarters
| data13 = Detroit, MI
}}

SkyLiners is a major US-based airline. It is the second largest airline behind [[Vision Airlines]] in the USA. Skyliners, together with its regional partners and affiliates, operates an extensive international and domestic network.

== History ==

Skyliners was founded in 1908 when 19 year old Jayne Nibblesby, a desperate engineer and entrepreneur, first heard about the historic first flight of the Wrogne Brothers. Upon hearing the news, Jayne came up with the idea for a type of paid transport using flying machines. This idea would eventually become commercial airlines. Nibblesby founded the commercial airline Bad Air in 1920 out of Detroit with a fleet of hastily kitbashed airplanes and serviced flights to wherever the customer wished. The flights were far from safe, sporting no seatbelts or seats and more often than not ran out of fuel before clearing the homemade runway.

At the beginning of World War 2, the U.S. Army took an interest in the now much larger Bad Air commercial airline's custom airplanes after noticing their surprisingly large range and durability. Coincidentally, the Japanese military took a similar interest in the custom airplanes. Nibblesby secretly sold the patent to both militaries without either side noticing, and made 240 million U.S. dollars off of it.

On December 7th 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy performed a devastating strike on Hawaii's Pearl Harbor using Nibblesby's aircraft, sparking a huge controversy for the company and resulting in the U.S. military halting progress on the 24 under construction Bad Air brand airports around the United States. Construction would resume, however, after no evidence of the patent being sold to japan was found.

During the 1950s, competition with other airlines started to heighten as Bad Air expanded to other countries and the tourism industry took full form. Unwanted tensions started piling on Nibblesby and Bad Air due to the competition and ultimately concluded with Jayne Nibblesby's gruesome assassination on November 7th 1964. The body was found mutilated beyond recognition cycling through the baggage system of Tokyo Haneda International Airport terminal 4. Many theories as to who committed the murder have been created by the public, although no killer was ever found.

After the CEO's Death, the airline was rebranded to SkyLiners under the new management of Nibblesby's assistant, Kirā Watashi. Watashi would go on to being the company's most profitable CEO, generating over 17 billion dollars per year during the 1970s and 1980s.

By the late 1980s, SkyLiners was the largest airline in the United States, Leading the Face Race by almost half with Vision Airlines.

On September 11th, 2001, a devastating terrorist attack on the Unites States took place, tightening SkyLiners security and protection measures aboard planes and in terminals. SkyLiners also updated their logo with the World Trade Center twin towers out of respect for the victims.

On May 14th 2021, now called the Heaven's Stairway Incident, over 60 planes from many different airlines mysteriously vanished without a trace. SkyLiners had only one plane disappear however, flight 640 from Yellowknife en-route to Rio de Janeiro mysteriously disappeared with all hands while flying approximately over Columbus, Ohio. Over 3 people were presumed missing or dead, and no trace of flight 640 or any other missing flights from that day have surfaced.

After the incident, Vision Airlines took the lead for largest airline in the USA, placing SkyLiners behind it in second place.

== Destinations ==

=== Hubs ===

=== Codeshare agreements ===

== Fleet ==
* Boeing 757-200
* Boeing 767-300ER
* Boeing 777-300ER
* Boeing 787-9

=== Fleet history ===

== See also ==

[[Category:Airlines]]

SkyLiners Airlines

2022-11-30T06:03:38Z

Cooth: skyliners infobox

{{Infobox
| title = SkyLiners, Inc.
| image = [[File:SkyLinersLogo.png|256px]]
| caption = Skyliners Airlines logo
| label1 = IATA
| data1 = SR
| label2 = ICAO
| data2 = SKL
| label3 = Callsign
| data3 = SKYLINERS
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Commenced operations
| data5 = 1920
| label6 = Hubs
| data6 = [[Greenfield International Airport|Greenfield-International]], insert east coast hub here
| label7 = Focus cities
| data7 = insert cities here
| label8 = Frequent-flyer program
| data8 = Dividend Miles
| label9 = Alliance
| data9 = Star Alliance
| label10 = Subsidiaries
| data10 = insert airlines here
| label11 = Fleet size
| data11 = insert number here
| label12 = Destinations
| data12 = insert number here
| label13 = Headquarters
| data13 = Detroit, MI
}}

SkyLiners is a major US-based airline. It is the second largest airline behind [[Vision Airlines]] in the USA{{citation needed}}. Skyliners, together with its regional partners and affiliates, operates an extensive international and domestic network.

== History ==

Skyliners was founded in 1908 when 19 year old Jayne Nibblesby, a desperate engineer and entrepreneur, first heard about the historic first flight of the Wrogne Brothers. Upon hearing the news, Jayne came up with the idea for a type of paid transport using flying machines. This idea would eventually become commercial airlines. Nibblesby founded the commercial airline Bad Air{{citation needed}} in 1920 out of Detroit with a fleet of hastily kitbashed airplanes and serviced flights to wherever the customer wished. The flights were far from safe, sporting no seatbelts or seats and more often than not ran out of fuel before clearing the homemade runway.

At the beginning of World War 2, the U.S. Army took an interest in the now much larger Bad Air commercial airline's custom airplanes after noticing their surprisingly large range and durability. Coincidentally, the Japanese military took a similar interest in the custom airplanes. Nibblesby secretly sold the patent to both militaries without either side noticing, and made 240 million U.S. dollars off of it.

On December 7th 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy performed a devastating strike on Hawaii's Pearl Harbor using Nibblesby's aircraft, sparking a huge controversy for the company and resulting in the U.S. military halting progress on the 24 under construction Bad Air brand airports around the United States. Construction would resume, however, after no evidence of the patent being sold to japan was found.

During the 1950s, competition with other airlines started to heighten as Bad Air expanded to other countries and the tourism industry took full form. Unwanted tensions started piling on Nibblesby and Bad Air due to the competition and ultimately concluded with Jayne Nibblesby's gruesome assassination on November 7th 1964. The body was found mutilated beyond recognition cycling through the baggage system of Tokyo Haneda International Airport terminal 4. Many theories as to who committed the murder have been created by the public, although no killer was ever found.

After the CEO's Death, the airline was rebranded to SkyLiners under the new management of Nibblesby's assistant, Kirā Watashi. Watashi would go on to being the company's most profitable CEO, generating over 17 billion dollars per year during the 1970s and 1980s.

By the late 1980s, SkyLiners was the largest airline in the United States, Leading the Face Race by almost half with Vision Airlines.

On September 11th, 2001, a devastating terrorist attack on the Unites States took place, tightening SkyLiners security and protection measures aboard planes and in terminals. SkyLiners also updated their logo with the World Trade Center twin towers out of respect for the victims.

On June 14th 2018, now called the Heaven's Stairway Incident, over 60 planes from many different airlines mysteriously vanished without a trace. SkyLiners had only one plane disappear however, flight 640 from Yellowknife en-route to Rio de Janeiro mysteriously disappeared with all hands while flying approximately over Columbus, Ohio. Over 3 people were presumed missing or dead, and no trace of flight 640 or any other missing flights from that day have surfaced.

After the incident, Vision Airlines took the lead for largest airline in the USA, placing SkyLiners behind it in second place.

== Destinations ==

=== Hubs ===

=== Codeshare agreements ===

== Fleet ==
* Boeing 757-200
* Boeing 767-300ER
* Boeing 777-300ER
* Boeing 787-9{{citation needed}}

=== Fleet history ===

== See also ==

[[Category:Airlines]]

SkyLiners Airlines

2022-11-30T06:01:57Z

Cooth: added skyliners history

{{Infobox
| title = SkyLiners, Inc.
| image = [[File:SkyLinersLogo.png|256px]]
| caption = Skyliners Airlines logo
| label1 = IATA
| data1 = SR
| label2 = ICAO
| data2 = SKL
| label3 = Callsign
| data3 = SKYLINERS
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Commenced operations
| data5 = insert date here
| label6 = Hubs
| data6 = [[Greenfield International Airport|Greenfield-International]], insert east coast hub here
| label7 = Focus cities
| data7 = insert cities here
| label8 = Frequent-flyer program
| data8 = Dividend Miles
| label9 = Alliance
| data9 = Star Alliance
| label10 = Subsidiaries
| data10 = insert airlines here
| label11 = Fleet size
| data11 = insert number here
| label12 = Destinations
| data12 = insert number here
| label13 = Headquarters
| data13 = insert city here
}}

SkyLiners is a major US-based airline. It is the second largest airline behind [[Vision Airlines]] in the USA{{citation needed}}. Skyliners, together with its regional partners and affiliates, operates an extensive international and domestic network.

== History ==

Skyliners was founded in 1908 when 19 year old Jayne Nibblesby, a desperate engineer and entrepreneur, first heard about the historic first flight of the Wrogne Brothers. Upon hearing the news, Jayne came up with the idea for a type of paid transport using flying machines. This idea would eventually become commercial airlines. Nibblesby founded the commercial airline Bad Air{{citation needed}} in 1920 out of Detroit with a fleet of hastily kitbashed airplanes and serviced flights to wherever the customer wished. The flights were far from safe, sporting no seatbelts or seats and more often than not ran out of fuel before clearing the homemade runway.

At the beginning of World War 2, the U.S. Army took an interest in the now much larger Bad Air commercial airline's custom airplanes after noticing their surprisingly large range and durability. Coincidentally, the Japanese military took a similar interest in the custom airplanes. Nibblesby secretly sold the patent to both militaries without either side noticing, and made 240 million U.S. dollars off of it.

On December 7th 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy performed a devastating strike on Hawaii's Pearl Harbor using Nibblesby's aircraft, sparking a huge controversy for the company and resulting in the U.S. military halting progress on the 24 under construction Bad Air brand airports around the United States. Construction would resume, however, after no evidence of the patent being sold to japan was found.

During the 1950s, competition with other airlines started to heighten as Bad Air expanded to other countries and the tourism industry took full form. Unwanted tensions started piling on Nibblesby and Bad Air due to the competition and ultimately concluded with Jayne Nibblesby's gruesome assassination on November 7th 1964. The body was found mutilated beyond recognition cycling through the baggage system of Tokyo Haneda International Airport terminal 4. Many theories as to who committed the murder have been created by the public, although no killer was ever found.

After the CEO's Death, the airline was rebranded to SkyLiners under the new management of Nibblesby's assistant, Kirā Watashi. Watashi would go on to being the company's most profitable CEO, generating over 17 billion dollars per year during the 1970s and 1980s.

By the late 1980s, SkyLiners was the largest airline in the United States, Leading the Face Race by almost half with Vision Airlines.

On September 11th, 2001, a devastating terrorist attack on the Unites States took place, tightening SkyLiners security and protection measures aboard planes and in terminals. SkyLiners also updated their logo with the World Trade Center twin towers out of respect for the victims.

On June 14th 2018, now called the Heaven's Stairway Incident, over 60 planes from many different airlines mysteriously vanished without a trace. SkyLiners had only one plane disappear however, flight 640 from Yellowknife en-route to Rio de Janeiro mysteriously disappeared with all hands while flying approximately over Columbus, Ohio. Over 3 people were presumed missing or dead, and no trace of flight 640 or any other missing flights from that day have surfaced.

After the incident, Vision Airlines took the lead for largest airline in the USA, placing SkyLiners behind it in second place.

== Destinations ==

=== Hubs ===

=== Codeshare agreements ===

== Fleet ==
* Boeing 757-200
* Boeing 767-300ER
* Boeing 777-300ER
* Boeing 787-9{{citation needed}}

=== Fleet history ===

== See also ==

[[Category:Airlines]]

User:Cooth

2022-09-09T04:19:07Z

Cooth: bio

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== History ==
Cooth first applied for the team on 05/31/2020 and passed her test build first try. Cooth then worked through the worker and builder ranks when she was promoted to Discord Moderator on 01/09/2021. Cooth was then promoted to Architect on 03/20/2021 after completing the interior of the Rockwell Aquarium Pier. Later down the line, Cooth was promoted again to the rank of Supervisor on 08/17/2021.

== Notable Builds ==
-The EpiCenter warehouse

-The Roxy Theater

-SynaDex Office Building

-Thorne Botanical Garden

-SkyLiners Aircraft Hangar

-Emoji House

== Personal Life ==
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User:Cooth

2022-09-09T04:01:40Z

Cooth:

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== Notable Builds ==
-The EpiCenter warehouse

-The Roxy Theater

-SynaDex Office Building

-Thorne Botanical Garden

-SkyLiners Aircraft Hangar

boo

User:Cooth

2022-09-09T04:01:17Z

Cooth:

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== Notable Builds ==
-The EpiCenter warehouse

-The Roxy Theater

-SynaDex Office Building

-Thorne Botanical Garden

-SkyLiners Aircraft Hangar

boo

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2022-09-09T04:00:52Z

Cooth: Uploaded own work with UploadWizard

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NJDaeger

2022-09-09T03:50:34Z

Cooth:

Big Cheese

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2022-09-09T03:48:51Z

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== Notable Builds ==
-The EpiCenter warehouse

-The Roxy Theater

-SynaDex Office Building

-Thorne Botanical Garden

-SkyLiners Aircraft Hangar

boo

NJDaeger

2022-09-09T03:48:35Z

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NJDaeger

2022-09-09T03:46:33Z

Cooth:

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2022-09-09T03:44:58Z

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2022-09-09T03:41:00Z

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ISM

2022-03-09T06:03:24Z

Cooth: added temp location for 70s logo

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| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo since 1979
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
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* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
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The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, with operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1884 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming equipment and snacks up until 1918 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.
== History ==

=== Late 1800s ===
ISM had its humble beginnings in the south of what is now designated as Scarborough, Ontario. Ernest Higgins started the company in 1884 after building a small storefront for his newly founded company, Higgins Mechanisms, which mainly sold handmade farming equipment. Ernest also operated a side business of making and selling niche home baked foods, such as his famous ''Higgo Wiggo Potato Delicacies.''

=== Early 1900s ===
His business grew throughout the late 1800s and in 1907, Higgins bought a small storefront in Whitchurch, Ontario where he continued to grow his business. Just 5 years later, in 1912, Ernest sold the shop as customers were beginning to draw towards the many inner-city opportunities of Toronto. He bought a single story building to work out of, and continued operations as normal. As of 1913, The business still wasn’t earning much of a profit selling farming equipment so in a desperate scramble for money, he turned to primarily the snack food industry. This new business practice did not come to fruition on Ernest’s hand, however, as in August of 1914 World War One began and Ernest enlisted with the British/Canadian army as a high ranking officer. Three weeks into serving in the war, Earnest’s 20 year old grandson Elliot Higgins was discharged from the military after being shot through the arm by a German soldier. It is unknown whether this act was intentional cowardice. He returned to his grandfather’s failing shop and took command of all operations. The store outside of Toronto was promptly closed in 1915, and with the money Elliot had stockpiled since he was 17 from unknown sources, an entire office was bought in the heart of downtown Toronto’s financial district for the now renamed New Higgins Mechanisms Company. Elliot switched his grandfather’s company focus from farming to advanced technology. Ernest returned from the war in 1918 following Germany’s defeat, apparently “outraged” at what his grandson had done to his company. He was presumed to have gone and confronted Elliot, but he was curiously never heard from again.

=== 1920s ===
[[File:ISM 1970s logo.jpeg|thumb|ISM Logo from 1971-1979]]
Elliot ran the now renamed New Higgins Company for 10 years in their Toronto office block, employing over 60 people to create, test, and sell experimental technological gadgets, including the extremely profitable ''AutoSorting File Cabinet™'' and the first prototype for the now popular ''“Round the Corner” Gun™'' . The company, however, needed to expand. Higgins Mechanisms bought a plot of land in what is now downtown Greenfield for development due to it’s very profitable location and began working on their first company built skyscraper. The 20 storey Art Deco tower started construction in 1926 and completed in 1929 behind schedule. The now CEO Elliot Higgins stated that this new tower would be deemed the headquarters of the company.

=== 1930s ===
The New Higgins Company, now facing ruin from the great depression, started to once again scramble for ideas of how to make a bigger profit. They started to dabble in the growing business of computers and military equipment. In the spring of 1938 they completely rebranded their company into the Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation.

=== 1940s ===
ISM was a massive player in World War 2, being the one of the biggest weapons exporters in the entire allied forces second only to the White Peak Company. (NOT FINISHED)

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Products and services ==
grain

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-09T05:58:27Z

Cooth:

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{{Infobox
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| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo since 1979
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
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* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
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The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, with operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1884 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming equipment and snacks up until 1918 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.
== History ==

=== Late 1800s ===
ISM had its humble beginnings in the south of what is now designated as Scarborough, Ontario. Ernest Higgins started the company in 1884 after building a small storefront for his newly founded company, Higgins Mechanisms, which mainly sold handmade farming equipment. Ernest also operated a side business of making and selling niche home baked foods, such as his famous ''Higgo Wiggo Potato Delicacies.''

=== Early 1900s ===
His business grew throughout the late 1800s and in 1907, Higgins bought a small storefront in Whitchurch, Ontario where he continued to grow his business. Just 5 years later, in 1912, Ernest sold the shop as customers were beginning to draw towards the many inner-city opportunities of Toronto. He bought a single story building to work out of, and continued operations as normal. As of 1913, The business still wasn’t earning much of a profit selling farming equipment so in a desperate scramble for money, he turned to primarily the snack food industry. This new business practice did not come to fruition on Ernest’s hand, however, as in August of 1914 World War One began and Ernest enlisted with the British/Canadian army as a high ranking officer. Three weeks into serving in the war, Earnest’s 20 year old grandson Elliot Higgins was discharged from the military after being shot through the arm by a German soldier. It is unknown whether this act was intentional cowardice. He returned to his grandfather’s failing shop and took command of all operations. The store outside of Toronto was promptly closed in 1915, and with the money Elliot had stockpiled since he was 17 from unknown sources, an entire office was bought in the heart of downtown Toronto’s financial district for the now renamed New Higgins Mechanisms Company. Elliot switched his grandfather’s company focus from farming to advanced technology. Ernest returned from the war in 1918 following Germany’s defeat, apparently “outraged” at what his grandson had done to his company. He was presumed to have gone and confronted Elliot, but he was curiously never heard from again.

=== 1920s ===
Elliot ran the now renamed New Higgins Company for 10 years in their Toronto office block, employing over 60 people to create, test, and sell experimental technological gadgets, including the extremely profitable ''AutoSorting File Cabinet™'' and the first prototype for the now popular ''“Round the Corner” Gun™'' . The company, however, needed to expand. Higgins Mechanisms bought a plot of land in what is now downtown Greenfield for development due to it’s very profitable location and began working on their first company built skyscraper. The 20 storey Art Deco tower started construction in 1926 and completed in 1929 behind schedule. The now CEO Elliot Higgins stated that this new tower would be deemed the headquarters of the company.

=== 1930s ===
The New Higgins Company, now facing ruin from the great depression, started to once again scramble for ideas of how to make a bigger profit. They started to dabble in the growing business of computers and military equipment. In the spring of 1938 they completely rebranded their company into the Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation.

=== 1940s ===
ISM was a massive player in World War 2, being the one of the biggest weapons exporters in the entire allied forces second only to the White Peak Company. (NOT FINISHED)

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Products and services ==
grain

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

File:ISM 1970s logo.jpeg

2022-03-09T05:29:45Z

Cooth:

ISM

2022-03-08T23:08:20Z

Cooth:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:ISM}}
{{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, with operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1884 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming equipment and snacks up until 1918 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.
== History ==

=== Late 1800s ===
ISM had its humble beginnings in the south of what is now designated as Scarborough, Ontario. Ernest Higgins started the company in 1884 after building a small storefront for his newly founded company, Higgins Mechanisms, which mainly sold handmade farming equipment. Ernest also operated a side business of making and selling niche home baked foods, such as his famous ''Higgo Wiggo Potato Delicacies.''

=== Early 1900s ===
His business grew throughout the late 1800s and in 1907, Higgins bought a small storefront in Whitchurch, Ontario where he continued to grow his business. Just 5 years later, in 1912, Ernest sold the shop as customers were beginning to draw towards the many inner-city opportunities of Toronto. He bought a single story building to work out of, and continued operations as normal. As of 1913, The business still wasn’t earning much of a profit selling farming equipment so in a desperate scramble for money, he turned to primarily the snack food industry. This new business practice did not come to fruition on Ernest’s hand, however, as in August of 1914 World War One began and Ernest enlisted with the British/Canadian army as a high ranking officer. Three weeks into serving in the war, Earnest’s 20 year old grandson Elliot Higgins was discharged from the military after being shot through the arm by a German soldier. It is unknown whether this act was intentional cowardice. He returned to his grandfather’s failing shop and took command of all operations. The store outside of Toronto was promptly closed in 1915, and with the money Elliot had stockpiled since he was 17 from unknown sources, an entire office was bought in the heart of downtown Toronto’s financial district for the now renamed New Higgins Mechanisms Company. Elliot switched his grandfather’s company focus from farming to advanced technology. Ernest returned from the war in 1918 following Germany’s defeat, apparently “outraged” at what his grandson had done to his company. He was presumed to have gone and confronted Elliot, but he was curiously never heard from again.

=== 1920s ===
Elliot ran the now renamed New Higgins Company for 10 years in their Toronto office block, employing over 60 people to create, test, and sell experimental technological gadgets, including the extremely profitable ''AutoSorting File Cabinet™'' and the first prototype for the now popular ''“Round the Corner” Gun™'' . The company, however, needed to expand. Higgins Mechanisms bought a plot of land in what is now downtown Greenfield for development due to it’s very profitable location and began working on their first company built skyscraper. The 20 storey Art Deco tower started construction in 1926 and completed in 1929 behind schedule. The now CEO Elliot Higgins stated that this new tower would be deemed the headquarters of the company.

=== 1930s ===
The New Higgins Company, now facing ruin from the great depression, started to once again scramble for ideas of how to make a bigger profit. They started to dabble in the growing business of computers and military equipment. In the spring of 1938 they completely rebranded their company into the Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation.

=== 1940s ===
ISM was a massive player in World War 2, being the one of the biggest weapons exporters in the entire allied forces second only to the White Peak Company. (NOT FINISHED)

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Products and services ==
grain

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-08T23:04:05Z

Cooth:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:ISM}}
{{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, with operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1884 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming equipment and snacks up until 1918 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.
== History ==

=== Late 1800s ===
ISM had its humble beginnings in the south of what is now designated as Scarborough, Ontario. Ernest Higgins started the company in 1884 after building a small storefront for his newly founded company, Higgins Mechanisms, which mainly sold handmade farming equipment. Ernest also operated a side business of making and selling niche home baked foods, such as his famous Higgo Wiggo Potato Delicacies.

=== Early 1900s ===
As his business grew throughout the late 1800s and in 1907, Higgins bought a small storefront in Whitchurch, Ontario where he continued to grow his business. Just 5 years later, in 1912, Ernest sold the shop as customers were beginning to draw towards the many inner-city opportunities of Toronto. He bought a single story building to work out of, and continued operations as normal. As of 1913, The business still wasn’t earning much of a profit selling farming equipment so in a desperate scramble for money, he turned to primarily the snack food industry. This new business practice did not come to fruition on Ernest’s hand, however, as in August of 1914 World War One began and Ernest enlisted with the British/Canadian army as a high ranking officer. Three weeks into serving in the war, Earnest’s 20 year old grandson Elliot Higgins was discharged from the military after being shot through the arm by a German soldier. It is unknown whether this act was intentional cowardice. He returned to his grandfather’s failing shop and took command of all operations. The store outside of Toronto was promptly closed in 1915, and with the money Elliot had stockpiled since he was 17 from unknown sources, an entire office was bought in the heart of downtown Toronto’s financial district for the now renamed New Higgins Mechanisms Company. Elliot switched his grandfather’s company focus from farming to advanced technology. Ernest returned from the war in 1918 following Germany’s defeat, apparently “outraged” at what his grandson had done to his company. He was presumed to have gone and confronted Elliot, but he was curiously never heard from again.

=== 1920s ===
Elliot ran the now renamed New Higgins Company for 10 years in their Toronto office block, employing over 60 people to create, test, and sell experimental technological gadgets, including the extremely profitable ''AutoSorting File Cabinet™'' and the first prototype for the now popular ''“Round the Corner” Gun™'' . The company, however, needed to expand. Higgins Mechanisms bought a plot of land in what is now downtown Greenfield for development due to it’s very profitable location and began working on their first company built skyscraper. The 20 storey Art Deco tower started construction in 1926 and completed in 1929 behind schedule. The now CEO Elliot Higgins stated that this new tower would be deemed the headquarters of the company.

=== 1930s ===
The New Higgins Company, now facing ruin from the great depression, started to once again scramble for ideas of how to make a bigger profit. They started to dabble in the growing business of computers and military equipment. In the spring of 1938 they completely rebranded their company into the Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation.

=== 1940s ===
ISM was a massive player in World War 2, being the one of the biggest weapons exporters in the entire allied forces second only to the White Peak Company. (NOT FINISHED)

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Products and services ==
grain

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-08T23:03:49Z

Cooth: history part 1

{{DISPLAYTITLE:ISM}}
{{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, with operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1884 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming equipment and snacks up until 1918 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.
== History ==
Late 1800s

ISM had its humble beginnings in the south of what is now designated as Scarborough, Ontario. Ernest Higgins started the company in 1884 after building a small storefront for his newly founded company, Higgins Mechanisms, which mainly sold handmade farming equipment. Ernest also operated a side business of making and selling niche home baked foods, such as his famous Higgo Wiggo Potato Delicacies.

=== Early 1900s ===
As his business grew throughout the late 1800s and in 1907, Higgins bought a small storefront in Whitchurch, Ontario where he continued to grow his business. Just 5 years later, in 1912, Ernest sold the shop as customers were beginning to draw towards the many inner-city opportunities of Toronto. He bought a single story building to work out of, and continued operations as normal. As of 1913, The business still wasn’t earning much of a profit selling farming equipment so in a desperate scramble for money, he turned to primarily the snack food industry. This new business practice did not come to fruition on Ernest’s hand, however, as in August of 1914 World War One began and Ernest enlisted with the British/Canadian army as a high ranking officer. Three weeks into serving in the war, Earnest’s 20 year old grandson Elliot Higgins was discharged from the military after being shot through the arm by a German soldier. It is unknown whether this act was intentional cowardice. He returned to his grandfather’s failing shop and took command of all operations. The store outside of Toronto was promptly closed in 1915, and with the money Elliot had stockpiled since he was 17 from unknown sources, an entire office was bought in the heart of downtown Toronto’s financial district for the now renamed New Higgins Mechanisms Company. Elliot switched his grandfather’s company focus from farming to advanced technology. Ernest returned from the war in 1918 following Germany’s defeat, apparently “outraged” at what his grandson had done to his company. He was presumed to have gone and confronted Elliot, but he was curiously never heard from again.

=== 1920s ===
Elliot ran the now renamed New Higgins Company for 10 years in their Toronto office block, employing over 60 people to create, test, and sell experimental technological gadgets, including the extremely profitable ''AutoSorting File Cabinet™'' and the first prototype for the now popular ''“Round the Corner” Gun™'' . The company, however, needed to expand. Higgins Mechanisms bought a plot of land in what is now downtown Greenfield for development due to it’s very profitable location and began working on their first company built skyscraper. The 20 storey Art Deco tower started construction in 1926 and completed in 1929 behind schedule. The now CEO Elliot Higgins stated that this new tower would be deemed the headquarters of the company.

=== 1930s ===
The New Higgins Company, now facing ruin from the great depression, started to once again scramble for ideas of how to make a bigger profit. They started to dabble in the growing business of computers and military equipment. In the spring of 1938 they completely rebranded their company into the Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation.

=== 1940s ===
ISM was a massive player in World War 2, being the one of the biggest weapons exporters in the entire allied forces second only to the White Peak Company. (NOT FINISHED)

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Products and services ==
grain

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-07T01:45:17Z

Cooth:

ISM

2022-03-07T01:39:41Z

Cooth:

ISM

2022-03-07T01:27:45Z

Cooth: reconstructing timelines

ISM

2022-03-06T23:14:00Z

Cooth:

ISM

2022-03-06T22:41:02Z

Cooth:

File:Dwayney.jpeg

2022-03-01T22:28:02Z

Cooth: Dwayne "the hungry" Johnson

== Summary ==
Dwayne "the hungry" Johnson

ISM

2022-03-01T22:12:10Z

Cooth:

{{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, wit operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1854 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming and fishing equipment up until 1877 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 Billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.
== History ==
history blah blah blah

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-01T22:07:28Z

Cooth:

{{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, wit operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1854 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming and fishing equipment up until 1877 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 Billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022. ''''''Bold text''''''
== History ==
history blah blah blah

== Controversies ==
Yea

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

Genmar

2022-03-01T04:08:41Z

Cooth:

Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States.

== History ==

== Headquarters and offices ==

== Build history ==

== Locations ==
[[Category:Companies]]

Coostal Shipping

2022-03-01T04:08:05Z

Cooth:

coostal shipping is a company{{Infobox
| title = Coostal Shipping
| image = [[instert coostal shipping logo|256px]]
| caption = Coostal Shipping logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Air transport and logistics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Canada Post
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 3
}}

== History ==

== Headquarters and offices ==

== Build history ==

== Locations ==
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-01T04:06:09Z

Cooth:

The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, wit operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1854 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming and fishing equipment up until 1877 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 Billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022. {{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
== History ==
history blah blah blah

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

Congregation Rok-Tov

2022-03-01T04:00:39Z

Cooth: Reverted edits by 56515 (talk) to last revision by BriLila

Congregation Rok-Tov is a synagogue located in Eastern Rockwell.
[[Category:Buildings]]

Genmar

2022-03-01T03:58:01Z

Cooth: added headings

== Overview ==
Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States.

== History ==

== Headquarters and offices ==

== Build history ==

== Locations ==
[[Category:Companies]]

Coostal Shipping

2022-03-01T03:55:54Z

Cooth: added headings

== Overview ==
{{Infobox
| title = Coostal Shipping
| image = [[instert coostal shipping logo|256px]]
| caption = Coostal Shipping logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Air transport and logistics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Canada Post
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 3
}}

== History ==

== Headquarters and offices ==

== Build history ==

== Locations ==
[[Category:Companies]]

ISM

2022-03-01T03:53:51Z

Cooth: made overview

== Overview ==
{{Infobox
| title = ISM
| image = [[File:ISMLogo.jpg|256px]]
| caption = ISM logo
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Research and electronics
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = Cooth
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = IBM
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 =
* 1 in [[Rockwell]]
}}
The Industrial Scientific Machines Corporation (ISM) is a Canadian international technology megacorporation headquartered in Greenfield, California, wit operations in over 65 countries. The company was founded in 1854 under the name "Higgins Mechanisms" in Scarborough, Ontario by Ernest Higgins and mainly produced basic farming and fishing equipment up until 1877 when they started the transition to a more technological manufacturer. ISM is incorporated in California.

Since 1938, ISM produces and sells Hardware, Software, mainframe computers, and military technology. ISM is also a major research organization, stating that "''we have gotta use (ISM's) giga anti-mass fusion power core for something''". This statement, although disputed, has yet to be verified. ISM has dominated the computing market, being the single most successful tech hardware company of all time after earning $740 Billion in revenue in 2018, surpassing the Orange company. The ISM Mainframe, exemplified by the ISM 2067 Series Microcomputer, was the dominant computing platform throughout the 1960s and 70s.

ISM is one of the world's largest employers, with over 650,000 employees as of 2022.

== History ==
history blah blah blah

== Headquarters and offices ==
Wheat

== Build history ==
oat

== Locations ==
barley
[[Category:Companies]]

File:Greenfield Freight Yard 3.png

2022-02-28T04:39:00Z

Cooth: Greenfield Freight Yard Trains

== Summary ==
Greenfield Freight Yard Trains

File:Greenfield Freight Yard 2.png

2022-02-28T04:38:35Z

Cooth: Greenfield Freight Yard Booth

== Summary ==
Greenfield Freight Yard Booth

File:Greenfield Freight Yard 1.png

2022-02-28T04:38:03Z

Cooth: Greenfield Pacific Railroad Building

== Summary ==
Greenfield Pacific Railroad Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 12.png

2022-02-28T04:35:44Z

Cooth: GEU Building Interior

== Summary ==
GEU Building Interior

File:Greenfield Eastern University 11.png

2022-02-28T04:35:14Z

Cooth: GEU Housing

== Summary ==
GEU Housing

File:Greenfield Eastern University 10.png

2022-02-28T04:34:33Z

Cooth: GEU Basketball Stadium Interior

== Summary ==
GEU Basketball Stadium Interior

File:Greenfield Eastern University 9.png

2022-02-28T04:33:59Z

Cooth: GEU Basketball Stadium Exterior

== Summary ==
GEU Basketball Stadium Exterior

File:Greenfield Eastern University 8.png

2022-02-28T04:33:22Z

Cooth: GCEU Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 7.png

2022-02-28T04:32:18Z

Cooth: GCEU Medical Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Medical Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 6.png

2022-02-28T04:31:49Z

Cooth: GCEU Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 5.png

2022-02-28T04:30:58Z

Cooth: GCEU Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 4.png

2022-02-28T04:29:56Z

Cooth: GCEU Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 3.png

2022-02-28T04:29:25Z

Cooth: GCEU Plaza

== Summary ==
GCEU Plaza

File:Greenfield Eastern University 2.png

2022-02-28T04:28:22Z

Cooth: GCEU Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Building

File:Greenfield Eastern University 1.png

2022-02-28T04:27:42Z

Cooth: GCEU Main Building

== Summary ==
GCEU Main Building

File:Greenfield Coast Guard 5.png

2022-02-28T04:22:38Z

Cooth: Greenfield Coast Guard Hangar

== Summary ==
Greenfield Coast Guard Hangar