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Egg Brass Modern Privacy Knobset
Emtek's privacy knobsets use traditional American locks and latches complete with a variety of trim styles, handcrafted from authentic materials. The knobset is operated by a knob from both the interior and exterior. With the privacy function, the door is locked via a push pin on the interior. The exterior has an emergency release hole that allows the door to be unlocked if necessary. Uncompromisingly rugged and beautifully crafted, these locks are suitable for the very finest homes.
The Brass Modern Collection's knob / lever handles are supported by springs mounted behind the rosettes and sideplates, which return the handles back to the rest position and prevent lever sag. The latches are heavy-duty die cast construction, with strong internal springs, solid brass nose bolts, and sintered metal cams. A plastic bushing located in the joint between the handle and the rosette ensures a friction-free wear surface, preventing metal from bearing on metal and providing smooth, long-lasting operation. Handles are positively connected to rosettes with a permanent clip. Each has a set screw which eliminates "handle wobble" when tightened. Emtek's threaded tubes are machined brass to ensure good threads and prevent corrosion.
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Thx for the corrections. Yes the first is random and second is target. For a lv 4 that is pretty solid since you use her for the open skill-especially potent when you deploy her with the extra 2 sp on hand. Her unit stats are like a lv 2.
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I hope we maintain the duchy unit and the 2 headed barbarian or monster which is falkow as is. I really like units that are above or below their normal level with caveats. The duchy unit islv 3 with lv 4 stats but takes dmg on aout based on the number of closed friendly units. The 2 headed unit is lv 5 with lv 6 stats but gets agi reduced from 5 to 0 if it takes dmg ( counter skill).
One other notable skill i am a fan of (though i tend to play mids-bigs) is the lv 2 swordsman gowen unit. Auto skill 0 sp if rival iczer has 10 or more lp it reduces it by 1.
I've always been a fan of law-falkow sphere mix so the sewage octopus unit might be kinda fun - it uses poison.
What is your take on the detective grim? 2 falkow sphere reduction conditional uselv 4 falkow to play cost is 2 sp and returns to file a random lv 4 or below enemy unit? Personally, i think it is ok since the unit is random.
Feast of the dead will likely have to change since it resembles heartbreak though it is 3 sp for a lv 3 and below whereas heartbreak is 3sp for 5 and below.


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The Tower of the Hand is a location within the Red Keep in King's Landing. It serves as the residence of the Hand of the King and his household. Among other rooms, it contains a dining room, the Hand's study, the Hand's bed chamber and connecting corridors and stairways.
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Tyrion Lannister takes up residence in the tower when he assumes the role of Hand of the King. Secretly, he also installs his lover Shae with him,[1] until she's discovered by Varys.[2]
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After assuming the mantle of Hand of the King, Tywin Lannister takes residence in the Tower. He also has small council meetings take place in the Tower instead of the small council chamber.[4][5]
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Officials and family members have identified four more first responders who died in last week's deadly Texas fertilizer plant explosion.
At least 14 people died in Wednesday's explosion at the plant in the Texas town of West. West Mayor Tommy Muska has said that 10 of the 14 who died were first responders.
On Sunday, professional organizations and family and friends identified four more of the first responders who died: brothers Doug and Robert Snokhous, who were both firefighters with the West Volunteer Fire Department; Jerry Chapman, a firefighter with the Abbott Volunteer Fire Department; and Kevin Sanders, who worked with West EMS and another area volunteer fire department.
The blast at the West Fertilizer Co. also injured 200 people.
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- Have earned a minimum of 33 undergraduate credits in art. This total must include one 3-credit survey course in art history and 6 additional credits in Art History.
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An old wooden carving known as "the Sacred Cod" hangs in the Massachusetts State House.
That figurine has stared down at lawmakers for more than two centuries as a reminder of how important cod fishing has been to New England, where generations have made a living by casting their nets out at sea.
"It's the only job I've ever had," said Al Cattone, a Gloucester fisherman, who - like his father and grandfather before him - spent more than 30 years braving the Atlantic's rough waters and cold winds in search of fish.
"It's not so much a job as it is an identity."
That move, analysts predict, is expected to decimate fishing communities across the region and have a domino effect on seafood processors, wholesalers, distributors and retailers who all make a living off the water.
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Van Dyck, Ruebens, Hals, Van Gogh and hundreds of other artists have painted portraits of young siblings, but the subjects were mainly children of affluent families. The siblings I photograph are often poor children in third world countries who have to stick together to survive poverty, wars, abuse, and deprivation.
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CLEVELAND — Three women who went missing separately about a decade ago, when they were in their teens or early 20s, had been tied up but were found alive Monday in a residential area just south of downtown, and three brothers were arrested, police said.
The women were found after one woman was able to escape the house and pleaded with a 911 dispatcher to send help.
Deputy Cleveland Police Chief Ed Tomba, said the women probably had been held in the house since they vanished.
A 911 recording obtained by local media captured the dramatic moment when Amanda Berry told authorities who she was.
"Help me, I'm Amanda Berry. ... I need police. ... I've been kidnapped, I've been missing for 10 years, I'm here, I'm free now," a breathless, emotional Berry told a dispatcher.
She added of her captor, "I need them (the police) now, before he gets back. ... I'm Amanda Berry. I've been in the news for the past 10 years."
During the call, she gave the name of her alleged abductor and said he was "out of the house."
Cheering crowds gathered on Monday night on the street near the home where police said Berry, now 26, Gina DeJesus, now 23, and Michelle Knight, now 32, were found earlier in the day.
Berry disappeared at age 16 on April 21, 2003, when she called her sister to say she was getting a ride home from her job at a Burger King. DeJesus went missing at age 14 on her way home from school about a year later. They were found just a few miles from where they had gone missing.
Media reports said Knight was 21 when she went missing on Aug. 23, 2002.
Charles Ramsey told WKYC-TV he'd just gotten home from McDonald's when he started to hear screaming inside the home next door. He and another neighbor ran to help.
"This girl's kicking the door and screaming, and so I go over there with my Big Mac, and I say, 'Well, can I help you, what's going on?' And she says, 'I've been kidnapped, and I've been in this house a long time. I want to leave right now!' "
The door wouldn't open, so the men began kicking the bottom of it to allow the woman to get out, Ramsey said. She identified herself as Berry.
"I thought she was the only one," Ramsey told WKYC-TV. "She grabbed some little girl ... and said, 'This is his daughter' " — an apparent reference to the man living in the home.
He said emergency officials didn't at first believe that they'd discovered Berry, and when they arrived, a more dramatic story unfolded.
"That girl, Amanda, told the police, 'I ain't the only one in there,' " Ramsey told WEWS-TV.
Police went into the house and discovered the other women.
"When they came out, it was astonishing," Ramsey said.
The county prosecutor joined dozens of police officers and sheriff's deputies at the scene as they began searching the house late Monday.
Neighbors told reporters they had no idea women lived in the house and had never seen them outside. The owner blacked out his windows and entered his home through the back door, Jannette Gomez, 50, told the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"I ate barbecue with this dude," Ramsey told WEWS-TV.
Police said the women appeared to be in good health and had been taken to a hospital to be reunited with relatives and to be evaluated. They said a 6-year-old also was found in the home.
"This isn't the ending we usually hear to these stories, so we're very happy," said Dr. Gerald Maloney of the MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. Maloney said the women could communicate but wouldn't go into further details.
Police earlier had identified one of the suspects as Ariel Castro, 52, a bus driver for Cleveland public schools, who lived at the home. They did not release the names of the other brothers or what charges they might face.
Castro's uncle, Caesar Castro, who owns a grocery store on the same street, said his nephew owned the house where the women were found. He added that members of his family and the family of DeJesus "grew up together."
"Everyone is shocked," said the elder Castro. He said he had known his nephew to be "a good guy" and "a musician who played the bass."
Loved ones said they hadn't given up hope of seeing the women again. Among them was Kayla Rogers, a childhood friend of DeJesus.
"I've been praying, never forgot about her, ever," Rogers told The Plain Dealer. "This is amazing. This is a celebration. I'm so happy. I just want to see her walk out of those doors so I can hug her."
Berry's cousin Tasheena Mitchell told the newspaper she couldn't wait to have Berry in her arms.
"I'm going to hold her, and I'm going to squeeze her, and I probably won't let her go," she said.
Berry's mother, Louwana Miller, who had been hospitalized for months with pancreatitis and other ailments, died in March 2006. She had spent the previous three years looking for her daughter, whose disappearance took a toll as her health steadily deteriorated, family and friends said.
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What can I say ... I opened Janden's Highthrall and wanted to see a cityship. I was disappointed*, so I made one of my own. Powered by the all new magicko-fagicko transposition engine with integrated gigglewhoppers and greatly enhanced waterhoppery. All aboard the floating entrepot of the spicerways!
*it's a great map, Janden, but I wanted a city-ship!
and your nemi sheep teaches me something I'd never known! Cool!
Pretty cool! Did you do that in SketchUp and then trace over lines and apply a film grain and such?
Nope, just pure Sketchup with a two different styles. I only cropped the screenshots and added some text to them.
Heh - and I'm still seeing the James Blish books every time I see the phrase :-). Though your take and Janden's are both nice, Lukc.
Yes, those books are also something I end up having in mind!
Love it! This city-ship is awesome! Heh, "engine with integrated gigglewhoppers and greatly enhanced waterhoppery" makes all the difference.
I have to agree with Lyandra... "Gigglewhoppers" and extensive use of "Waterhoppery" technology makes this floating city truly magical to me...
Hehe ... just glad it works!


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While you're frying up some eggs and bacon, we're cooking up something else: a way to celebrate today's food holiday.
Spread the joy! February 5 is World Nutella Day.
I shudder to think of a time when chocolate-hazelnut spread on toast wasn't an acceptable breakfast. We'll call this period B.N. - or Before Nutella.
During World War II rationing, Italian pastry maker Pietro Ferrero turned to hazelnuts, which were naturally plentiful in Italy, to extend his cache of chocolate. Combined, the two ingredients became what we fondly refer to as Nutella, and breakfast hasn't been the same way ever since.
Homemade Nutella is much easier than expected. Toasted hazelnuts are buzzed in a food processor until they form a buttery paste. The hazelnut paste is then added to melted chocolate and cream.
My personal favorite Nutella application can be eaten for any meal of the day. You'll need:
2 slices white bread that will hold up to toasting (Sourdough is not recommended because the flavor takes away from the Nutella and, frankly, we can't have that)
Heat the butter and olive oil in a non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Spread the Nutella over both pieces of toast and sprinkle some salt on each one (coarse flake salt is well worth it here). Press the two pieces of bread together.
Pan-fry each sandwich until golden brown and the Nutella is melty. Finish with a final drizzle of olive oil and a touch more salt, and you've got one heck of a Nutella sandwich.
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Tokyo to Host the 2020 Summer Olympics
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) chose Tokyo for the 2020 summer Olympics, expecting the environment conscious and efficient urban planning for the modern summer Games.
New York, New York, September 9, 2013: The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has voted for Tokyo for the host city of the 2020 summer Olympics and Paralympics in the 125th IOC Session in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday, September 7. Tokyo won the bid over other finalists of Istanbul and Madrid. Tokyo hosted the summer Olympics in 1964, and after two winter Olympics in 1972 and 1998 in Sapporo and Nagano respectively, this is going to be the fourth Olympics that Japan hosts. The Japan Olympic Committee tried the bids before for the 2016 summer games, which wasn't successful.
As founded in the same year as the first summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) grew with Japan's Olympic history. JNTO's President Ryoichi Matsuyama takes this result as a significant milestone for the JNTO's activities and support for promoting Tokyo in the 2020 Olympic bid. With this victory as an important momentum for tourist promotion, he emphasizes on the importance of raising awareness and popularity of Japan's attraction for leisure vacation and international conference and events. He also states that JNTO will continue collaboration with local government to reveal more regional information and attraction to the global community.
With "Discover Tomorrow" as the promotional copy, Tokyo's vision for the 2020 Olympics focuses on their mature city developed upon latest infrastructure and safe and stable community for the best environment for all participating athletes and young generations, the city promises highly detailed planning and safety for the event. In addition, Tokyo is envisioning high-efficiency for the Olympics, which have been seen as high preparation cost. As characterized in many Japanese designs and products, the nation's capital is planning a compact Olympics: 85% of the event venues will be arranged the area within 8km (5 miles) radius from the athlete village. This also concentrates related events and activities in the city center, conserving all powers and energy for logistics and transportation. The city is highly confident for accomplishing this upon their punctuality, precision, and safety.
More eco-friendly considerations include reusing existing facilities such as world-famous Budokan, the Martial Arts Hall from the 1964 Olympics, also known for an indoor arena that hosted many global musical stars such as Bob Dylan, Cheap Tricks, and on top of that, the first Beatles' performance in Japan. The National Olympic Stadium, the main stadium for the 1964 summer Olympics, is currently under renovation for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2020 summer Olympics. Ryogoku Kokugikan, the home of Japan's traditional national sports sumo wrestling, will also be used for judo events. The futuristic Tokyo International Forum will also be repurposed from convention space to weight lifting venue.
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For the first time in more than three decades, there was neither a Clinton nor a Bush on either the departing or the incoming presidential ticket. Since 1981, every year until now has seen someone from one of the two famous political families front-and-center on the inaugural platform.
In 1981 and 1985, it was George H.W. Bush as vice president to Ronald Reagan, followed four years later by Bush as president. In 1993, with Bush looking on, Bill Clinton took the oath as president and again four years later in 1997. Then, a departing Clinton took to the inaugural platform in 2001 as George W. Bush was sworn in. Bush had a second inauguration in 2005, and then witnessed the inauguration four years later, in 2009, of Barack Obama.
While Bill Clinton may not have been in the front row during Obama's second inaugural on Monday, Clinton and his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, did join lawmakers and other dignitaries on the inaugural platform. Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, former first lady Rosalynn Carter, also attended the ceremonies at the Capitol's west front.


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Practical advice when producing final accounts
I thought I would alert the group to an interesting conversation that is developing in Any Answers in response to a post from a member who was experiencing difficulties when outputting accounts after posing journals while the Autohide feature was activated.
The results show up as apparent mistakes in the accounts, where blanked headings do not show up on the balance sheet and throw it out of balance. While this is a case of the user needing to remember the risks of the display setting they were using, I notice that another thread here concerned andypartridge's bugbear with VTT+ accounts.
Because of the Corporation Tax iXBRL change next April, there's going to be a lot of attention on automating final accounts in the next few months and I wondered if members here have any practical advice or general observations they can offer other users.
Please note - if a lot of good information comes forward, I may well use it in future articles on accounts production and VT. Thanks in advance...
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WASHINGTON — For the first time in days, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner spoke by phone Wednesday about the "fiscal cliff" that threatens to knock the economy into recession, raising the prospect of fresh negotiations to prevent tax increases and spending cuts set to kick in with the new year.
Officials provided no details of the conversation, which came on the same day the president, hewing to a hard line, publicly warned congressional Republicans not to inject the threat of a government default into the already complex issue.
"It's not a game I will play," Obama said to a group of business leaders as Republicans struggled to find their footing in talks with a recently re-elected president and unified congressional Democrats.
Among the Republicans, Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma became the latest to break ranks and say he could support Obama's demand for an increase in tax rates at upper incomes as part of a comprehensive plan to cut federal deficits.
Across the Capitol, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said Republicans want to "sit down with the president. We want to talk specifics." He noted that the GOP had made a compromise offer earlier in the week and the White House had rejected it.
Officials said after the talk between Obama and Boehner, R-Ohio, there was no immediate plan for a resumption of negotiations to avert the cliff. At the same time, they said that for the first time in a few days, at least one top presidential aide had been in touch with Republicans by e-mail on the subject.
Each side has been declaring that the crisis can be averted if the other will give ground.
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner underscored the president's determination when he told CNBC the administration was "absolutely" prepared to have the economy go over the so-called cliff if its terms aren't met. "The size of the problem is so large that it can't be solved without rates going up," he said.


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I've always been a pet person but I always took care of large dogs and cats. My family also kept fish tanks with oscars and other larger fish in it as well. But I liked cats the most. 5 years ago a misfortune happened don't wanna go into too much detail but I was petless. I went on several years without one and I'm used to having something to take care of. A few years back my sister offered me her old betta container because the one she had died and she thought I could use it cause she thought I needed something to look after. I didn't take it and thinking about it I'm glad I didn't because I was largely misinformed about betta care.
My first experience with betta was 5 years ago and to think about it we really tortured the little guy. Being misinformed, we kept him in a little plastic fish bowl, dumped a whole lot of food in the tank in which he didn't even eat, did daily water changes with bottled water while cleaning his gravel out with dish washing detergent and dumping stress coat in the bowl once he was placed back in without even reading the directions. Poor guy. And being under the impression that oh well they don't live that long anyway I guess it gives people the impression that they don't really have to research their care.
But up until recently I was looking for another pet. I couldn't have a dog or a cat where I live at right now and I wanted to get a ferret or at least a snake... i wanted a pet that was considered more interactive than a fish because all a fish does is stay in a tank and are boring. But I couldn't find any ferrets or snakes around and I just started researching bettas due to that previous suggestion by my sister and just said screw it and just started buying tank equipment. I got my little guy a week ago and at the expenses I've paid for my equipment I started having a bit of buyers remorse. But in the short time being I've grown attached to the little guy and I get to see that bettas have a personality unlike when the poor guy a few years back that was kept in the bowl.
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Great story! That's cool you ended up getting a betta! If you take the time to watch and talk to a fish, they really do have awesome personalities and quirks. It seems like creatures that small can't really do anything but this is SO not true. :D
Not really on topic, but similar, I accidentally burned an ant in my microwave when cooking something in there for a minute and 11 seconds (I know, just an ant! But they are very hard workers and only do what they are supposed to do). I opened the door and the ant was running around like mad on the plate so I blew him off onto the counter and he ran around and ended up sitting at the corner, rubbing his feet off and face a while. I think it was okay though cause it dissapeared later.
Everyone starts from somewhere, you live and you learn.
In the past, when I was younger I have bought a group of fish to keep (Actually me and my family picked them out) in a 10 gallon tank.
I bought a red tailed shark and a rainbow shark along with some schooling fish (the name escapes me, but they were fish with one bright colorful stripe on them). That was a disaster. The petstore person I remember told me that they were okay together and my tank was good (no harsh feelings, though I think people should know what they are doing when they are working with a job like that, at least the basics and I don't blame them, I should have researched!). The red tailed shark and the rainbow need WAY more space. They are aggressive and they will eat each other or chase the smaller ones till they die, which is what happened.
NEVER will I do that again. But I was really young then too, so I really didn't know any better.
I know now what they need and i've learned more about them, so if I ever get another one of those, I can put them in a safe environment.
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Haha, that is a lovely! :) I think most of our betta journey's kind of went along the same lines honestly. :)
I had a betta when I was younger named Flame. He was a red and blue Veil Tail. He lived a long time, 5 years in a one gallon tank my step-mom took care of. They might have replaced him though I was little and wouldn't know the difference. I only saw my Dad step-mom 2-3 times a year so it's possible.
I decided when I was around 14 I wanted more fish and bought one of those cheap 1 gallon tanks and I bought 3 poor little Tiger barbs. ;-; I feel so horrible as I only changed the water 1 time a week or when it got very gross.
When I was 18 I moved out and left all my other critters behind. Missing having a pet I bought a 5 gallon hex tank and bought some glow fish and a bamboo shrimp. Soon I upgraded to a 10 gallon and had them and some neons. I then decided I wanted to save a betta fish. I bought Bubba Shwag, my VT. I was in love with that fish. He had a 2.5 gallon to himself and he loved his "Bubba barrels".
I didn't cycle the tank and woke up to it being a little cloudy. I was like, huh. Left for work. Boyfriend called to say it was completely white and the fish where dying. He put the divider in the 2.5 gallon and put them in with bubba. Some got through the divider and got mauled by Bubba. Did a 100% change on the 10 gallon. I only had three fish left. They slowly died over a few weeks. :( I scrubbed everything down refilled it and put my bubba in. Then with a 2.5 hanging around my boyfriend and I picked out my Crown Tail Purple Urkle. :) He's a spaz and we loved him.
It wasn't until this past June that I got big by the Betta bug and started to research. I bought Durban who hung out in a critter keeper. Bubba passed away from old age/incurable illness. :(I moved Urkle and Durban into my split 10 gallon. I bought Apollo and chose between him and this double tail who had a deformity. I put him back because of the deformity. I then felt really empty without Bubba as he was my super spoiled favorite fish. So I went to Petco and found the most ill looking fish I could find and brought him home. Within an hour of heated clean water he unlcamped his fins. This was my new spaz fish, Swazi. I then had a quilty conscience and went back and bought the deformed fish, Dutch.
Now I am done. No more Betta's. I have reached my limit. Everyone will be in at least 5 gallons of water as of today. :)
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Jonathan Accardi, director of campus recreation and aquatics at Keuka College, received a double dose of good news Thursday (April 18).
After winning the College's Work-Study Supervisor of the Year Award, Accardi learned he had also captured the Northeast Association of Student Employment Administrators (NEASEA) Supervisor of the Year Award.
The NEASEA's Supervisor of the Year program begins at an institutional level and progresses to the regional level. The award was established to recognize the integral part that the supervisor plays in the education of a student employee. Supervisors act as mentors and provide education to their students not gained through the classroom. Students at colleges and universities across the region were asked to nominate supervisors they felt were especially worthy of recognition.
In all, 91 supervisors were nominated, including seven from Keuka, and 11 schools submitted their winner for consideration for the NEASEA award. Accardi bested winners from colleges in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, Maine, Pennsylvania, and West Virgina.
According to senior Samantha Stevenson, who nominated Accardi, he communicates continuously with student workers, is always open to comments or concerns, and freely shares his vision for future campus recreation programming. Stevenson called Accardi one of her greatest mentors. (more…)


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ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis Rams executive Kevin Demoff was hospitalized after fainting in an office at Rams Park, but felt well enough to tweet his embarrassment.
Coach Jeff Fisher said Friday that Demoff, the Rams' chief operating officer, was fine. Demoff tweeted @kdemoff, "I guess fainting the day after going over .500 isn't exactly acting like you've been there before."
After beating the Cardinals 17-3 Thursday night, the Rams are 3-2 and above .500 for the first time since 2006.
Fisher characterized it as an incident and said he spoke with Demoff before the COO left in an ambulance.
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"A Man Without Honor" is the seventh episode of the second season of Game of Thrones. It is the seventeenth episode of the series overall. It premiered on May 13, 2012. It was written by executive producers David Benioff & D.B. Weiss and directed by David Nutter.
Jaime meets a relative; Theon hunts; Dany receives an invitation.
In the Seven Kingdoms
At Winterfell, now held by the ironborn, Theon Greyjoy awakens to find that Osha is gone and she has escaped with Hodor, Bran Stark, Rickon Stark and their direwolves. Theon berates Lorren for allowing them to escape. When Lorren counters that Theon is also to blame for sleeping with Osha and letting his guard down, Theon furiously beats him. Theon leads the ironborn on horse to hunt down the boys with hounds to track them. The search leads them to a shepherd's farm, but the farmer says that he hasn't seen anyone. Dagmer finds some walnut shells, so they know that Bran and Rickon were there, but the hounds can't get the scent. Theon tells them the hunt is over and to return Maester Luwin to Winterfell: he knows where they are, and his mercy has been exhausted.
Theon returns to Winterfell with two children's bodies burned beyond recognition, and he has them hoisted to either side of the main gate. Maester Luwin cries out when he sees them.
At Harrenhal, Tywin Lannister is discussing the assassination of Amory Lorch with Ser Gregor Clegane. Tywin is convinced that it was an assasination attempt on himself, unaware that Jaqen H'ghar actually killed Lorch on the request of Arya Stark. As Arya eats in the background, Ser Gregor speculates that the Brotherhood Without Banners may have been responsible. Enraged, Tywin orders Gregor to burn out villages and farms in reprisal for this assassination attempt. Tywin now suspects that Arya is highborn, because she doesn't pronounce "M'Lord" the way commoners do, instead saying "My Lord", and possesses an educated vocabulary. Arya makes the excuse that her mother taught her to speak properly.
In King's Landing, Sansa Stark comes to thank Sandor "The Hound" Clegane for saving her life during the recent riot in the city and says that he was very brave. Sandor simply says that a dog doesn't need courage to fight off rats. Sansa is perturbed by his "hateful speech", but Sandor cautions that a day will come when his cynical speech is all that stands between her and her "beloved" King Joffrey.
Sansa awakens in her bed from a nightmare, only to find the sheets covered in blood - she has begun menstruating for the first time. Given that Joffrey openly promised to rape Sansa to "put a son in you" as soon as she had her blood,[1] she then frantically tries to get rid of the bloody sheets to remove the evidence. Shae tries to help Sansa hide the sheets but Sandor finds them.
Terrified of being brought to Joffrey, Sansa is instead brought before Queen Regent Cersei Lannister, who awkwardly tries to comfort her. Cersei presents Sansa with warped advice on Joffrey, bizarre counseling based on her bitter marriage with King Robert Baratheon. Blithely waving away her son's torment of Sansa and homicidal outbursts she says that her brother Jaime Lannister stayed by her side the whole time she was giving birth to Joffrey, but Sansa should never expect such devotion from Joffrey. Cersei firmly believes that Sansa and Joffrey not being in love is a good thing; she advises Sansa "the more people you love, the weaker you are."
Privately, Cersei meets with Tyrion and expresses regret at having children with her own brother Jaime. She wonders if Joffrey's violent personality is the price of her and Jaime's sins. Tyrion earnestly points out that her other two children, Myrcella and Tommen, are not monsters, and they share an odd moment of sympathy.
At King Robb Stark's army camp in the Westerlands, close to an unidentified keep, Alton Lannister returns as an envoy giving Queen Cersei's response to Robb's peace terms. Robb is unsurprised that she rejected them. The nurse Talisa Maegyr discusses medical supplies she needs with Robb, who decides to attack the Crag to take the supplies they need. Alton is imprisoned with Jaime Lannister. Jaime kills Alton to lure the guard, Torrhen Karstark, into his cell. Jaime strangles Torrhen and escapes, but is soon recaptured. Torrhen was the son of Lord Rickard Karstark, one of the major nobles from the North. Lord Rickard demands Jaime's execution in revenge, regardless of his protected status as both a prisoner of war and a valuable political hostage. Catelyn is forced to argue for Jaime's life. Catelyn confronts Jaime and tells him that he has no honor. Jaime bitterly explains that his vows as a knight required him to defend the innocent and serve the king, but his king was slaughtering the innocent. Jaime considers concepts like "honor" and "loyalty" naive at best and hypocritical at worst. Jaime asserts that he has only been with Cersei and begins to ridicule Eddard Stark, Catelyn's late husband, by bringing up the shame of Eddard fathering a bastard. This brings Catelyn to breaking point and she asks for Brienne's sword.
Beyond the Wall
Jon Snow is still separated from the Night's Watch scouting group led by Qhorin Halfhand. He attempts to locate them, travelling with his Wildling prisoner Ygritte. She argues with Jon, criticizing him for ignoring their common descent from the First Men. She states that the animosity of the southerners to the Wildlings is arbitrary, given that the Wildlings are only distinguished from them by living north of the Wall when it was constructed. She mocks Jon's sexual repression and surmises that he is a virgin. She taunts him by offering to teach him how to have sex. She escapes and leads him into an ambush. Ygritte says that Jon should have taken her when he had the chance.
Across the Narrow Sea
In Qarth, Daenerys Targaryen is desperate to find her stolen dragons. Ser Jorah Mormont returns and she orders him to find them. Xaro Xhoan Daxos claims to be distressed at breaking his promise to protect her, fearing that his word will be publicly seen as worthless. Jorah questions Quaithe of Asshai. Quaithe knows that Jorah once betrayed Daenerys by spying on her. Quaithe warns Jorah that the man who stole the dragons is already with Daenerys. Jorah finds Daenerys, in the company of Kovarro, pleading with the council of The Thirteen to find her dragons. The warlock Pyat Pree confesses to stealing the dragons and declares Xaro the King of Qarth. Doubles of the warlock then magically appear behind the other members of the Thirteen and slit their throats, leaving only Pyat Pree and Xaro. Xaro secretly entered into an alliance with Pyat Pree to become king. They urge Daenerys to find her dragons at the House of the Undying.
A detailed recap of the episode scene-by-scene.
First Appearances
- Ser Alton Lannister
- Torrhen Karstark
- Eleven of the Thirteen including:
- The Spice King
- The Silk King
- The Copper King
- Billy
- Jack
Cast notes
- Only 15 of the 25 starring cast members for the second season appear in this episode.
- Starring cast members John Bradley (Samwell Tarly), James Cosmo (Jeor Mormont), Liam Cunningham (Davos Seaworth), Stephen Dillane (Stannis Baratheon), Natalie Dormer (Margaery Tyrell), Jerome Flynn (Bronn),Aidan Gillen (Petyr Baelish), Jack Gleeson (Joffrey Baratheon), Conleth Hill (Varys), and Carice van Houten (Melisandre) are not credited and do not appear in this episode.
- Guest star David Sheehan's name is spelled incorrectly in the credits as David Sheenan.
- The title of the episode comes from a line by Catelyn Stark to Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer: "You are a man without honor."
- Tywin Lannister states that the current civil war in the Seven Kingdoms is being called "the War of Five Kings". This is the first time that the conflict has been named on-screen.
- In the "ThronesCast" interview series, actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (who plays Jaime Lannister) mysteriously refers to a scene in this episode as his favorite moment in the series and his favorite scene he's ever acted in. He later explained in the HBO featurette for this episode that he was referring to the scene between Jaime and Alton Lannister.[2]
- Tyrion made similar comments to Ygritte's back in Season 1 when he visited the Wall, pointing out that the "Wildlings" are basically just those people whose ancestors were unfortunate enough to happen to be living north of the Wall when it was built. Both the inhabitants of the North (south of the Wall, ruled by the Starks) and the Wildlings are descended from the First Men. They have much closer ethnic ties to each other than the foreign Andal invaders who now dominate all of southern Westeros.
- According to episode director David Nutter, the episode was filmed not long after the footage of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi's death was circulating heavily in the news, during which Gaddafi was surrounded by a frenzied mob eager to exact "eye for an eye" vengeance. Nutter said that he was loosely inspired by the visual energy of this footage when he was shooting the scene in which Jaime Lannister has been recaptured after killing Rickard Karstark's son, and is dragged back into camp by an angry mob of Northern soldiers who want to immediately kill him.[3]
Memorable quotes
Shae: [threatens handmaid] "You say nothing to anyone. Do you understand?"
Sansa Stark: "I beg pardon, Ser. I should have come to you after, to thank you for saving me. You were so brave."
The Hound: "Brave? A dog doesn't need courage to chase off rats."
Sansa: "Does it give you joy to scare people?"
The Hound: "No, it gives me joy to kill people. Spare me. You can't tell me Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell never killed a man."
Sansa: "It was his duty. He never liked it."
The Hound: "Is that what he told you? He lied. Killing is the sweetest thing there is."
Sansa: "Why are you always so hateful?"
The Hound: "You'll be glad of the hateful things I do some day, when you're Queen and I'm all that stands between you and your beloved King."
Cersei: [to Sansa] "Permit me to share some womanly wisdom with you on this very special day. The more people you love the weaker you are. You'll do things for them that you know you shouldn't do. You'll act the fool to make them happy, to keep them safe. Love no one but your children. On that front a mother has no choice." Sansa: "But shouldn't I love Joffrey Your Grace?" Cersei: "You can try, Little Dove."
Promotional Images
Promotional video
In the books
This section refers to plot details from the next episode of the series. The episode covers material from the following chapters of A Clash of Kings, book 2 of A Song of Ice and Fire:
- Chapter 21, Tyrion IV: Cersei breaks down about the safety of her children.
- Chapter 27, Arya VI: Arya recalls the burning of Harrenhal.
- Chapter 31, Arya VII: Arya recalls the burning of Harrenhal.
- Chapter 40, Catelyn V: Jaime makes an escape attempt.
- Chapter 41, Daenerys III: Daenerys considers the invitation to the House of the Undying.
- Chapter 46, Catelyn VI: Catelyn questions the returning envoy about peace terms.
- Chapter 51, Theon IV: Theon sleeps with a Winterfell servant. The escape of Bran and Rickon is reported to him and he mounts a hunt. He eventually loses the scent and decides to kill them if he finds them. A subordinate suggests that they are hiding nearby.
- Chapter 52, Jon VI: Jon speaks with Ygritte as his captive.
- Chapter 53, Sansa IV: Sansa thanks Sandor for saving her during the riots. She has her first period and is brought to talk to Cersei.
- Chapter 56, Catelyn VII: Catelyn decides to speak to Jaime, bringing Brienne with her.
- Chapter 57, Theon V: Theon has displayed the tarred corpses of two children at Winterfell, claiming that they are Bran and Rickon.
- Chapter 69, Jon VIII: Jon is captured by the wildlings.
- Chapter 70, Bran VII: Bran recalls fleeing from Winterfell in this chapter but the events are not described from his point of view at the time.
There are several changes from the source material.
- Scene 1: Theon sleeps with a Winterfell servant in Chapter 50, Theon IV but it is Kyra rather than Osha. Kyra has not been established in the TV series. Kyra does not leave his bed during the night as Osha has here.
- Scene 2: The body of Drennan is similarly discovered in Chapter 50, Theon IV. Another of Theon's men (Squint) is found in the moat, savagely killed by the Direwolves. The escapees used the hunter's gate to escape but their route is not specified in the show.
- Because Theon was not seduced by Osha he does not get mocked by Lorren. However, he does beat another of his men (Urzen) when annoyed after the escape.
- Dagmer remains at Torrhen's Square in the books so is not present. His role is adapted from the character Reek in the books who is a freed captive at Winterfell who assists and advises Theon.
- Scene 3: Theon hunts for the boys with hounds and horses as in the books.
- Along with Luwin he also forces Farlen to accompany him rather than having his own Master of Hounds in the books; while Farlen is established in the TV series he does not participate in the hunt.
- Theon's line about it being better to be seen as cruel than foolish is adapted from an almost identical thought he has in the book.
- Luwin's comments on hunting and his council about mercy are very similar to the book with the omission of the advice be gentle with the Reed children, who in the books escaped with Bran and Rickon but are absent at this time on the show.
- In Theons point of view we learn that he had been attracted to Meera Reed, who's character in season 2 was largely composited into Oshas, tho Theon and Meera never had sex.
- Scene 4: Bran recalls his escape from Theon in Chapter 69, Bran VII.
- Scene 5: Jon speaks with Ygritte as his captive in Chapter 51, Jon VI.
- Jon lets Ygritte go immediately after failing to behead her in the books.
- However they spend more time together before Qhorin arrives because Jon and Stonesnake undertook the ambush alone, after climbing the cliff face.
- They do not sleep next to one another and do not discuss Jon's virginity.
- Scene 6: Jon speaks with Ygritte as his captive in Chapter 51, Jon VI.
- Jon reveals his Stark blood to Ygritte at this point in the books.
- They do discuss their shared ancestry at this point but Ygritte illustrates it more directly by telling Jon the tale of Bael the Bard, a member of the Free Folk who stole away a long dead Lady Stark and fathered her children.
- They do not discuss the oath of celibacy although Jon does have a similar discussion with another wildling (Tormund) in book 3 A Storm of Swords chapter 15, Jon II.
- Scene 7: Arya briefly recalls the burning of Harrenhal in chapter 26, Arya VI.
- Arya does not serve as Tywin's cupbearer and does not speak to him directly in the book.
- Arya thinks more about the burning of Harrenhal when she arrives there in chapter 30, Arya VII but does not touch on the role of Rhaenys and Visenya.
- Daenerys muses about the history of Rhaenys and Visenya chapter 63, Daenerys V but not specifically about their role in the Wars of Conquest.
- Dark Sister is not mentioned in A Clash of Kings but was referenced in the Dunk and Egg prequel novellas.
- Arya does not name Ser Amory Lorch and the Tickler in A Clash of Kings. Her first two names are a Lannister man-at-arms and the castle steward. Since neither are as high profile there is no brutal investigation such as Tywin orders in the show.
- The deaths at Harrenhal are attributed to a ghost by some, the Brotherhood Without Banners are not suggested as involved.
- Scene 8: Sansa thanks Sandor for saving her during the riots in chapter 52 Sansa IV.
- Much of the dialogue here is very similar to the books but the conversation is shorter.
- Scene 9: Daenerys speaks to Xaro about his proposal in chapter 40, Daenerys III.
- Daenerys's dragons are not stolen in the book.
- She speaks to Xaro about his proposal and again rejects it in this chapter but the scene in the show is only loosely analogous to the equivalent point in the book.
- Scene 10: Jon speaks with Ygritte as his captive in chapter 51, Jon VI.
- They touch on the wildling cultural differences to the Seven Kingdoms and the importance of their freedom during the discussion.
- They discuss the possibility of Jon joining the Free Folk.
- Ygritte does not directly reference Jon's virginity in the discussion.
- Scene 11 and Scene 12: In the book Ser Cleos Frey (also a Lannister cousin) is responsible for delivering peace terms to King's Landing and he returns in chapter 45, Catelyn VI.
- His return is to Riverrun rather than to Robb's camp and he is met there by Catelyn, who does not rejoin Robb in the book.
- There is no Battle of the Yellow Fork in the books.
- Robb captures Ashemark before marching on the Crag in the books.
- The Crag is not expected to surrender to Robb in the books.
- Cleos' return is coupled with an attempt to free Jaime by his escort so when Catelyn questions him she calls him dishonorable; when Robb questions Alton he calls him honorable.
- Talisa Maegyr is not present in the books.
- Scene 13: Theon's hounds lose the trail in chapter 50, Theon IV but they are by a stream in the woodland rather than reaching a farm.
- Reek suggests to Theon that the boys may be hiding in a nearby mill rather than Dagmer finding the walnut shells.
- Reek shows Theon that he has brought a bag of Bran and Rickon's clothes with him, suggesting to the reader that he may stage a ruse.
- Scene 14: Daenerys speaks to Jorah before going to the House of the Undying in chapter 40, Daenerys III.
- In the book their conversation is focused on the marriage proposal and lack of aid she has received.
- Since the dragons are not stolen in the book the scene in the episode is very different to the source material.
- Scene 15: Jon speaks with Ygritte as his captive in chapter 51, Jon VI. Jon is captured by the wildlings in chapter 68, Jon VIII.
- Ygritte tells Jon that Mance would take him in the chapter 51.
- Jon lets Ygritte go in the book rather than recapturing her and chasing her a second time. He then rejoins the other Night's Watch scouts.
- Jon is ambushed and captured while he is still with Qhorin in the book.
- Scene 16: Sansa has a nightmare about the riots in chapter 52 Sansa IV. This short scene is very similar to the book's description of the dream.
- Scene 17: Sansa awakens from a nightmare to find that she has had her first period in chapter 52 Sansa IV.
- Sansa's distraught reaction is similar but in the book, after she has tried to cut away the sheet, she tries to burn the mattress rather than flipping it over.
- Shae is not serving as Sansa's handmaid at this point in the book and is not present for this scene.
- Scene 18: An added scene based on a sequence in chapter 52, Sansa IV.
- Sansa is discovered by her handmaids when her efforts to burn the mattress fill her chamber with smoke. Shae is not present and no-one tries to keep word from reaching the Queen to protect Sansa from being made to sleep with Joffrey, although that is Sansa's main fear in the book.
- Scene 19: An added scene based on a sequence in chapter 52, Sansa IV. It is Sansa's hand maids who discover her rather than Sandor in the book.
- Scene 20: Sansa speaks to Cersei about motherhood in chapter 52, Sansa IV.
- Cersei's tale about the birth of Joffrey is directly from the book.
- Cersei's advice about love being a weakness has been adapted from the book.
- Scene 21: Jaime is not a point of view character in the book so there is no analogous scene to this one.
- Ser Alton does not appear in the books.
- Cleos was unaware of the plot and survived the escape attempt.
- The "fat Lannister" Jaime mentioned may be a reference to his Aunt Genna, the mother of Cleos.
- Willem Frey's wedding is not mentioned in the books. Willem Frey is Cleos's son in the books and likely too young to be the character discussed in the scene.
- Jaime was a squire during the fight with the Kingswood Brotherhood in the book but for Lord Sumner Crakehall rather than Ser Barristan Selmy.
- Torrhen Karstark was slain by Jaime at the Battle of the Whispering Wood rather than during the escape attempt.
- Reference is made to Jaime attempting to escape in chapter 39 Catelyn V.
- Tyrion sent a party of men with the returning Cleos Frey who broke him free of Riverrun.
- Jaime did kill several men during the escape attempt in the book.
- Scene 22: Daenerys speaks to Quaithe in chapter 40, Daenerys III.
- Jorah does not meet with Quaithe alone in the books.
- Quaithe is similarly enigmatic in the books but her dialogue with Daenerys focuses on her homeland of Ass'hai and the return of magic to the world rather than Old Valyria and the theft of the dragons.
- Scene 23: Since there is no dragon theft there is no analogous scene to the council meeting in the book.
- The Thirteen are not murdered in the books.
- Xaro is not allied with Pyat Pree in the books.
- The dragons were not stolen in the books, Pree simply invites Daenerys to the House of the Undying.
- Scene 24: Since there is no dragon theft there is no analogous scene to Pree's repeated invitations in the books.
- Scene 25, Scene 26 and Scene 27: Reference is made to Jaime attempting to escape in chapter 39 Catelyn V.
- Jaime Lannister killed Torrhen Karstark, and his brother Eddard, during the Battle of the Whispering Wood.
- Lord Rickard Karstark is fighting in the Westerlands and while bitter about the deaths of his sons at the Battle of the Whispering Wood is not present to demand vengeance in the book.
- This sequence is a condensation of longer plot threads in the books.
- Catelyn therefore does not have to defend Jaime against the vengeance of Robb's bannermen.
- Scene 28: Catelyn decides to speak to Jaime, bringing Brienne with her in chapter 55, Catelyn VII.
- Her decision is prompted by receiving news that Theon has hung her sons from the walls of Winterfell.
- This has not yet occurred in the show so her motivation is the imminent danger to Jaime from her vengeful lords.
- Scene 29: Catelyn interrogates Jaime in chapter 565, Catelyn VII.
- The part of their discussion focusing on Jaime attacking Bran already featured in "Fire and Blood."
- The show omits the discussion of the knife the Catspaw assassin used, which proved to Catelyn that Littlefinger lied to her, and that Tyrion was innocent. Instead, it's just implied that she knows he betrayed Ned and at this point she doesn't trust anything he says.
- The part of their discussion about the deaths of Rickard and Brandon was adapted for a scene between Eddard and Jaime in "Lord Snow."
- The part of their discussion about vows and honor is drawn directly from the book.
- The chapter ends with Catelyn asking for Brienne's sword just as the scene does.
- Scene 30: Cersei breaks down about the safety of her children in chapter 20, Tyrion IV.
- It is Myrcella rather than Joffrey that she is concerned about.
- The moment of awkwardness between Cersei and Tyrion as he goes to comfort her is similar in the book.
- Scene 31: The moment where Theon reveals the bodies is not covered by the book but occurs between chapter 50, Theon IV and chapter 54, Tyrion XII where Tyrion is told of the news by Varys.
- More details about the bodies emerge in chapter 56, Theon V.
- ↑ "Fire and Blood"
- ↑ "A Man Without Honor" HBO featurette
- ↑ "A Man Without Honor" HBO featurette
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|#06 "The Old Gods and the New"
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|#08 "The Prince of Winterfell"
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