Definitions for "Nemo"
The NEMO also known as Control-Vision was an unreleased video game console developed by Hasbro, notable for using VHS tapes rather than cartridges. It is notable because several of the games (most notably Sewer Shark and Night Trap) were eventually released on other systems (usually disc based):Sega CD, 3DO etc.. Hasbro formed a deal with Nolan Bushnell's company, Axlon to produce a video game system titled Control-Vision which would contained "InstaSwitch" circuitry to change from one track of a VHS tape to another while it was still playing.
Nemo was a mark of the Brier Manufacturing Company, a costume jewelry company located in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. The Nemo mark was first used in January, 1913; the marks L/N and L/N25 "Nemo Gold Seal Quality" also belonged to this company (L/N perhaps standing for "Little Nemo"). This company produced brooches, necklaces, bracelets, dress clips, earrings, tiaras, hair clips, etc., often featuring colorful rhinestones in gold-plated pot metal.
"Nemo" is a 2004 song by the symphonic metal group Nightwish. It is taken from the album Once. The Academy of St.
Individual-based, genetically explicit, and stochastic simulation software designed for the study of the evolution of life history traits and population genetics in a spatially explicit, metapopulation framework.
Keywords:  navy, observer, map, earth
Navy Earth-Map Observer