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AC may have any of the following meanings: * From history: ** ''ante Christum'', Latin (language) for "before Christ"; see Anno Domini * From science, technology or computing: ** in electricity, the abbreviation of alternating current ** in mathematics, specifically set theory, for the axiom of choice ** an automobile brand called AC Cars ** the chemical symbol for actinium, Ac (not AC unless misprinted) ** historically, as a symbol (Ac or AC) for the acetate ion in chemical formulas ** Air conditioning ** in medicine, a chemotherapy regime comprising adriamycin and cyclophosphamide; see AC chemotherapy ** an Anonymous Coward on Slashdot ** in computer security, an authorization certificate or attribute certificate is a digital permission to use a service or a resource. ** .ac, the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Ascension Island, as well as a second-level domain used to denote academic institutions in many countries. * From geography or travel: ** Atlantic College, one of the ten United World Colleges ** Air Canada ** Ascension Island ** the Association of American Railroads reporting mark for Algoma Central Railway * From literature, entertainment or fantasy: ** adult contemporary music ** Alt Cataclius, "After Cataclysm" on the Dragonlance Timeline. ** in Dungeons and Dragons, the abbreviation of Armor Class. ** '''Asheron's Call, a fantasy MMORPG ** the grindcore band Anal Cunt'''. ** in Isaac Asimov's ''The Last Question'', AC is the ultimate computer at the end of time. ** in The Armoured Core series, ACs are the robotic fighters you control. ** Anthrocon, a furry fandom convention. * From politics, society or religion: ** the postnominal letters for the Companion in the Order of Australia ** in British politics, Aelod Cynulliad is the Welsh language equivalent of Assembly Member or AM, denoting a member of the National Assembly for Wales. ** Associaci�n Civil, a title for non profit organizations in Spain ** in Christianity, the antichrist ==See also== * AC/DC Lists of two-letter combinations la:AC vi:Ac

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Hello, AC. Welcome to Wikipedia. A few tips for you to start going. (I'll send more if I see that I can help you :-) *Check out Wikipedia:Welcome, newcomers + the links in there. *Sign your stuff on talk pages with ~~~~ It will convert to your username + the time. *If puzzled, put a question on Wikipedia:Village pump, or feel free to ask me on my talk page if it's a very general question. *Have fun. -- User:Cimon avaro 07:15 2 Jul 2003 (UTC) ==Attitude== The attitude you're slinging at me on Talk:Comics is getting annoying. First of all, please stop calling me "Tv". Either address me by my user name, or take the trouble to find out what my first name is and use that if you want to be more informal than that. Making up a nickname for someone (especially someone you apparently dislike) is disrespectful and rude. You seem to have a problem with the fact that Wikipedia has conventions and guidelines, and that I'm trying to follow them. "That's how we do things on Wikipedia" ''is'' sufficient reason to do it that way. It's not begging the question, it's appealing to all the prior discussions and the agreements that came out of them about how to do things here. As one obvious example, there's the suggestion in the second bullet-point at the top of this page, for how to sign your comments on Talk pages, which really aids the readability of them. Either you didn't bother to read that, or you don't care, or you want to do things your own way just to be difficult. What's the deal with that? I'm sorry if you don't like my style of writing here, but if you expect it to literally parrot other web sites, you're going to be disappointed, because ''they aren't encyclopedias''. But Wikipedia is, which if you think about it, means it's going to include phrases that don't appear a lot in Google, because there's no need for them in other kinds of writing. There's a certain sort of precision needed for the housekeeping bits of an encyclopedia, and yeah, sometimes the result is a bit "dorky". Sorry. If you don't like the "tree of knowledge" approach, you've come to the wrong place, because that's what Wikipedia is all about. 02:12, 14 Nov 2004 (UTC)

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For what country dos the internet suffix .ac for? I do not refere to .ac.uk which stands for educational institutions. : .ac is Ascension Island, which I've added in. User:Dewet 10:34, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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