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Museum Collections
Luce Center
Black-Eyed Susan table lamp
Object Number:
ca. 1900-1906
Glass, bronze
Overall (height, diameter): 17 × 16 in. (43.2 × 40.6 cm)
stamped: on metal tag inside shade: "TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK"
Leaded glass and bronze "Black-eyed Susan" table lampshade; 16" domed shade with geometric background composed of rectangles of glass shaded from yellow at the top to green at the bottom; black-eyed susan flowers with yellow petals, red centers, and green leaves. Spun bronze oil base with three arms and chasing (missing foot). Shown on "Spun oval" base (N84.80.2), with cap (N84.84.3).
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The base of this lamp originally accommodated an oil reservoir to provide fuel for lighting. Even after Tiffany Studios electrified most of their lamp models, urn-shaped bases still persisted.
Credit Line:
Gift of Dr. Egon Neustadt
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i love sleep. i need sleep. sleep makes me a much better person.
i don't think i've slept through the night in four years.
this is me on sleep:
nice huh?
and this is me without:
i look like robert smith and tim burton's love child.
ever since i got pregnant with the boys, sleep has been at a premium in this house. i was so uncomfortable at the end of my pregnancy, i barely slept and because of
my complaining a sense of solidarity, neither did christopher. then, when the boys arrived, those beautiful little bundles of joy–well, let's just say i don't think my kids have ever slept through the night and i then understood why sleep deprivation is considered a form of torture. i would have gladly told state secrets in exchange for an hour of sleep. whoever coined the phrase "sleeping like a baby" clearly, did not have children.
christopher and I have always had an open door policy with our kids on our room and bed. i know a lot of parents who co-sleep and i know all about the controversies on co-sleeping. it works for us. whatever works, right? i tandem nursed the boys, so co-sleeping was never about ease of feedings with our boys, but about getting that one more minute of precious sleep. it still is. the boys are three now and they wind up in our bed almost every night. sometimes one of them and sometimes both. mostly jack. when they first got their "big boy" twin beds, they stayed in their beds for about two nights until 5 AM and then it was right back in our bed at 2 AM.
we've talked about how big boys sleep in their own beds all night long. until the sun comes up. until the clock says 7. and so on and so forth. but one of them still winds up lying next to me between the hours of 2 and 6 AM, kicking, tossing and turning, or picking his nose…loudly.
and you know what? i wouldn't trade it for the world! i may look and function better with a full eight hours of sleep, and someday christopher and i will have our bed all to ourselves again. but, i love being a mom and i love that our boys want to and feel more comfortable sleeping with us. it won't last forever and i'm enjoying the closeness while i have it.
parenthood may be ugly sometimes, but it sure is beautiful.

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Must do at least once in your lifetime!: Royal Princess Cruise Review by SamanthaH
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Must do at least once in your lifetime!
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
The first day was a bit of a show, but when you've got 3500 people excited to get on board, pack your patience and chill out. The elevators are extremely slow and things are a touch busier on embarkation.
Getting on and off the ship was super easy and quick, zero complaints from us there.
When you go to St. Thomas ABSOLUTELY MUST take the Champagne Cat to St John - Kenny, Grady and Mickey, they know their stuff and they know how to host an AWESOME party. We miss that crew already.
The ship was so very well organized for excursions, information services etc. The food was phenomenol. We can't complain as we don't have anything to compare it too but 5* all inclusives, this trip blew our 5.5* wedding ceremony in Jamaica out of the water. I heard people complaining about the silliest things, but, a lot of arrogance and ignorance were on board.
Overall we loved it, highly recommend the Royal Princess! Less
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Cabin review: C718
It was lovely, impecably kept by Gregorio.
Port and Shore Excursions
THe tender ride over to the island was interesting and HOT inside of it. BUt it was a cool experience. Princess Cay is a pretty little island.
This was a great port stop. Quick and easy access to the downtown area and beach via water taxi. Pay $7 for all day use of the water taxi. You can rent beach chairs and umbrellas from one of a million bar owners soliciting you on the boardwalk (this was super annoying if you weren't ready to stop at the beach yet, they are every 50 ft saying and offering the same thing)
We went into Joe's Jeweller's where I was able to purchase my Tissot Watch from Chirag. What a great guy, he was a great help.
St. John Snorkel/Sail
Sailed on the Champagne Cat with Grady, kenny and Mickey! They were so much fun and knew how to host a GREAT party. They really know their stuff about the islands, snorkelling and safety. We miss them already and hope to see them again in the future.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND TAKING THIS TOUR! Nothing like St. John!
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READY IN: 1hr 15mins
Recipe by ChipotleChick
This is our family banana bread recipe. It is the BEST you will ever taste! Perfectly moist, with the right balance of flavors. My kids don't even notice the nuts if I chop them fine enough!
Top Review by evelynathens
A very good banana bread. I found it only needed to be baked for about 50 minutes.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup softened butter
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup mashed ripe banana (about 3 bananas)
- 2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup finely chopped walnuts
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Cream butter and sugar in a medium bowl.
- Add one egg at a time, beat until smooth.
- Blend in mashed bananas.
- In second bowl, stir flour with baking soda, baking powder, salt and nuts.
- Add to banana mixture.
- Stir only to moisten.
- Transfer to greased loaf pan.
- Bake for about 1 hour, until a fork or toothpick inserted into the center of the loaf comes out clean.
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Large modern property off London Bridge and in fashionable Bermondsey Street.A 2 bed and 2 bathroom flat in a purpose-built building off London Bridge with good sized bedrooms.
The apartment has FREE unlimited Wifi, TV, DVD player, CD player, dishwasher and dryer, and cookery facilities so that you can explore your culinary skills while in London.
Tasteful bed linen and towels are included. Cots for children available. The closest supermarket to the apartment is a Sainsbury's located at 126 Borough High Street or a Tesco on 34 Long Lane.
When you have completed your booking, your point of contact before arrival Marcela will contact you with a booking form for you to complete so that we can arrange your arrival. After that we will monitor your arrival details and Klara will await you at the property that you have booked with keys and a warm welcome. There is a full set of maps and sightseeing pamphlets at the property but upon your arrival Klara is more than happy to assist you with any transport questions or give you recommendations of great restaurants and attractions. If you have any questions do not hesitate to call or e-mail Marcela and she will get back to you as soon as possible.
Top Traveller Review
Clean modern comfortable
It was a pleasure to host you and you're more than welcome to stay with us again If you'll come back to London.
About the Owner
Guestbook comments from the manager
The flat was great - exactly as described. Marcela was very helpful and communicative and friendly. I would definitely recommend staying with her, thank you.
Guestbook comments from the manager
The flat was great - exactly as described. Marcela was very helpful and communicative and friendly. I would definitely recommend staying with her, thank you.
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Easy access from the underground station.
The flat was clean and comfortable. Close to the London Bridge underground and grocery (Sainsburys). All appliances worked and there was ample supplies.
Very satisfied. Good location.
This apartment was in a good location. Very easy to get about London by tube or bus and an easy 15 min stroll to Tower Bridge or London Bridge. A small but well stocked Sainsbury's is only a couple of minutes away.
We were met by a greeter, who showed us round the apartment and explained how everything worked. The apartment was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed for a weeks stay,( except a tin opener!)
The view from the lounge window was outstanding with the Shard nearby and the City in the distance.
For us it was ideal. Not luxury but good value for money and easy access to Central London.
From booking to arriving the management were easy to deal with and answered all our questions promptly.
Looks good for a photo shoot
I have used VRBO to book vacation rentals before and this is the first time I have been disappointed.
Apparently, the flat was designed by someone who wanted it to look good in photos, but had no thought for the actual comfort and convenience of people who stayed there. There were NO conveniences I have come to expect from renting vacation homes. Not even a trash can in the bathroom. No paper towels, no facial tissues, only one roll of toilet tissue for 3 adults for a week. Oh, and if you want to prepare any food in the kitchen, be advised there are no condiments of any kind – no salt, pepper, seasonings, sauces, sugar.
More inconveniences: The furniture in the living room looked good in the photos, but was very uncomfortable to actually sit on. There were no mirrors in the apartment, other than the bathroom. Since bathrooms have an electric outlet only for shavers, my daughter and I had to blow-dry and style our hair using our dim reflection in the television screen. We should have recorded some of those sessions for YouTube laughs.
One of our primary criteria when searching for lodging in VRBO was for two bathrooms. We were told the day we arrived that the en suite toilet was broken and a plumber was being called. The toilet stayed broken our entire 6-day stay. There was a new excuse daily.
The washing machine broke and we had to haul our laundry down three blocks to the self-help laundromat. The elevator broke our last day there and we had to drag our luggage down three flights of stairs.
Clean modern comfortable
This was perfect location, apartment was clean, modern and comfortable. Short walk to tube station and had lots of cafes and shops nearby. We would definately be back! Loved it great break 😀
Great stay in London
Apartment situated in a very quiet place with beautiful view on the shard and the undeground station has 15min stands
Klara is for the small care with you, and the inclusive taxi is the truth more
Equipped with all the comfort i recommend this rent
Only small b mol the faucet of the cooking(kitchen) must be otherwise repaired
very clean and good equiped with all the confort like at home
and go to the simply indian a nice restaurant in the aera
Comfy accommodations
Very nice accommodations. Wifi worked great. Taxi to & from VERY nice extra. Safe area. Pubs/restaurants nearby. Closer to the Tower Bridge area. No face cloths so had to bring your own. Bathroom fan switch outside & close to ceiling. That was weird. All-in-all, I would recommend this place to anyone.
Activity and Interests
Take advantage of being so close to the wonderful Borough Market by stocking up on some delicacies such as breads, meats and cheese from the outdoor market. Next, take a stroll down the river where you can pop into the Shakespeare Globe Theatre, Tate Modern art museum, and the National Theatre. And don't forget to take a moment to relax and take in the views in one of the riverside pubs along the way.
Finish off the day with glamorous cocktails and dinner at skyscraper The Shard located right by London Bridge Station with out of this world views of the capital. The Shard offers different cuisine and experiences with restaurants such as Shangria-La, Oblix, and Aqua Shard. Reservations are recommended.
The nearest tube stations are London Bridge Station (Northern Line an Jubilee) and Borough Station (Northern Line), roughly a 10 minute walk from the apartment.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
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|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
June-July 2017
25 May 2017 - 31 Jul 2017
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £15 per night, per additional guest
Aug 2017
1 Aug 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £15 per night, per additional guest
September 2017
1 Sep 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £20 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £15 per night, per additional guest
Additional pricing information
|Cleaning fee
We don't charge a deposit but will take credit card details as in a hotel to cover risk of damage.
Manager's Cancellation Policy
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- Unavailable
Property Type
- apartment
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Lift
- Fitness Room / Equipment
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Towels Provided
- Tumble Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining Area
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
Onsite Services
- Massage
- cinemas
- live theatre
- museums
- restaurants
- theme parks
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- sight seeing
Local Services & Businesses
- fitness centre
- massage therapist
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- golf
- swimming
- tennis
Floor Area
- 95 m²
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- 1 king-size bed, 1 double-bed, 1 queen-size sofa and 1 single folding bed.
- Balcony
- Terrace
- Veranda
- Self-catering
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Books of The Times; A Reading List for Students of War and the Gulf
Published: February 22, 1991
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Although it has several gaping holes (Joseph Heller's "Catch 22," Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse Five," and two books by Tim O'Brien, "Going After Cacciato" and "The Things They Carried" are curiously omitted), "THE NORTON BOOK OF MODERN WAR," edited by Paul Fussell (W. W. Norton, $24.95), gives the reader a strong selection of war literature. Along with diary entries and letters by ordinary soldiers, there are poems by Rupert Brooke, Rudyard Kipling and Siegfried Sassoon, and excerpts from such famous novels as "The Naked and the Dead," "For Whom the Bell Tolls," "The Thin Red Line" and "All Quiet on the Western Front."
Mr. Fussell is also the author of "THE GREAT WAR AND MODERN MEMORY" (Oxford University Press, $9.95), an illuminating study of World War I, which explores some of the lasting social, emotional and cultural consequences that that conflict would have on the world. Through a close reading of literary texts, Mr. Fussell shows how a traditional vocabulary of innocence and idealism gave way, during World War I, to a new, modernist idiom, filled with irony and euphemism.
A less literary and more visceral evocation of warfare can be found in "THE FACE OF BATTLE" (Penguin, $6.95), a masterly study of Agincourt, Waterloo and the Somme by the military historian John Keegan. While Mr. Keegan focuses his descriptive powers on these three specific battles -- as seen from the point of view of common soldiers -- he also provides some absorbing asides on military history in general, demonstrating why war writing has traditionally taken certain rhetorical forms, why battles have grown longer and more dangerous, why the facts of everyday life and life on the battlefield have increasingly diverged in the 20th century.
Since the early 19th century, the Middle East has been a magnet for such Western travelers as Richard Burton, C. M. Doughty, Freya Stark and Wilfred Thesiger. The resulting books frequently reveal as much about the collision of cultures and their author's sensibilities and prejudices as they do about the societies under scrutiny.
In "PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF A PILGRIMAGE TO AL-MADINAH AND MECCAH" ( Dover , two volumes, $9.95 each), the famous explorer Richard Burton sets down an account of his travels, in disguise, to the sacred cities of Mecca and Medina in the 1850's.
"SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM" (Penguin, $8.95) is T. E. Lawrence's highly personal and idiosyncratic account of his role in the Arab revolt against the Turks. A more objective look at the same subject can be found in Jeremy Wilson's meticulously researched biography, "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA," (Atheneum, $35).
More contemporary travel books about the Middle East include "ARABIA," at the moment out of print, the English journalist Jonathan Raban's account of his travels through the Persian Gulf region during the 1970's; and "SANDSTORMS: DAYS AND NIGHTS IN ARABIA" (W. W. Norton, $18.95), Peter Theroux's comical chronicle of his recent adventures in Egypt, Iraq and Saudia Arabia.
As for histories and studies of the politics of the Middle East, many books are available, ranging from the superficial to the scholarly, from the dogmatic to the detached. Some are better than others.
"AMONG THE BELIEVERS" (Vintage, $12.95), V. S. Naipaul's 1980 account of his travels through four countries experiencing an Islamic revival, is an angry, nervous book that tends to substitute an impatient litany of complaints about "half-made societies" for clear-sighted reporting. "THE CLOSED CIRCLE: AN INTERPRETATION OF THE ARABS" by David Pryce-Jones (HarperPerennial, $12.95) advances the argument that the West has failed to understand Arab notions of honor and shame; in doing so, it often tries to force very complicated facts and ideas into neat, patronizing pigeonholes.
Among the more interesting books, old and new, on the politics and history of the Middle East are:
*"THE ARAB PREDICAMENT: ARAB POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PRACTICE SINCE 1967" (Cambridge University Press, $13.95) by Fouad Ajami, director of Mideast Studies at the School for Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University. Erudite and provocative, this volume looks at political movements within the Arab world, assessing reactions to the 1967 and 1973 wars and examining the rise of Islamic fundamentalism.
*"THE SIEGE: THE SAGA OF ISRAEL AND ZIONISM" (Touchstone, $12.95) by Conor Cruise O'Brien. This book by the former editor in chief of The London Observer gives the general reader a clear and dispassionate account of how and why Israel was founded, and its continuing efforts to deal -- politically, culturally and militarily -- with the hostile forces surrounding it.
*"FROM BEIRUT TO JERUSALEM" (Anchor Books/Doubleday, $12.95) by Thomas L. Friedman. This intelligent and impassioned book, based on the author's years in the Middle East as a reporter for The New York Times, tells not only the story of Lebanon and Israel, but also the story of the Middle East. Mixing anecdotes with analysis, personal reminiscences with reportorial experience, the book is, at once, a moving memoir and a compelling piece of social and political history.
*"A HISTORY OF THE JEWS" (HarperPerennial, $11.95) by Paul Johnson. Drawing heavily on secondary sources, the British journalist Paul Johnson compresses 4,000 years of history into an absorbing, almost novelistic narrative. In addition to laying down a concise chronological survey of events -- from the story of the ancient Israelites through the story of present-day Israel -- Mr. Johnson offers a fast-paced intellectual history of Jewish thought and culture.
*"A HISTORY OF THE ARAB PEOPLES" (Belknap Press/Harvard University Press, $24.95) by Albert Hourani. This comprehensive and eloquently written book by the scholar Albert Hourani charts the history of the Arabic-speaking parts of the Islamic world, from the rise of Islam in the early seventh century through contemporary times. It provides an accessible and thoughtful assessment of Arab culture, politics and religion, leaving the reader with a new understanding of patterns in the Middle East, the region's political instability and its evolving relationship with the West.
Photo: Rendering of Timur, Mongol conqueror, invading Persia in late 1300's. Persia, now Iran, was divided between five dynasties. (W.S. Bagdatopulo)


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Iran deal offers faint hope for Iranian-American banking woes
By Suzanne Barlyn
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Iran nuclear pact could eventually help thousands of Iranian-Americans who have struggled with red tape, shuttered accounts, and even criminal prosecution to conduct bank transactions, although relief seems unlikely anytime soon.
As Washington tightened sanctions on nearly all trade with Iran in recent years, international banking transfers that most Americans take for granted have become increasingly fraught for the roughly 500,000 U.S.-based Iranian-Americans.
Iranian-Americans and their families seeking to send and receive remittances have been hard hit, from students at U.S. universities in need of tuition money from home to Iranian-Americans trying to settle estates of deceased parents in Iran.
"My money is there, but I cannot use it here," said Reza Hedayati, a New York radiologist who has not seen a cent of the proceeds from the recent sale of a family home back in Iran. Hedayati, 70, who moved to the United States in 1973, has yet to figure out how to get the money out of Iran.
The historic deal signed last week by Iran and six major powers offers a glimmer of hope for people like Hedayati.
It will eventually lift some restrictions on dealing with several major Iranian banks.
The U.S. trade ban still makes direct transfers between U.S. and Iranian banks impossible, but the change could open ways for European or Gulf banks to act as intermediaries for money transfers between family members in the United States and Iran.
A carve-out to the U.S. trade ban with Iran allows for family remittances, but those funds have to be routed through third-country financial entities that deal with Iran. Continued...


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The RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show offers a wonderful flower show in a spectacular setting.
Join us for a visit to the popular Hampton Court Palace flower show. There will be lots of themed events taking place, explosions of colour and stunning show gardens to marvel at from some of the finest garden designers and landscapers in the
There is the return of the Butterfly Dome, The Rose Marquee a firm favourite among visitors and sweet smelling stalls selling the best plants on offer. Plus you can also learn about growing your own fruit and vegetables.
All this and more offers a great gardening day out with the backdrop of one of England's most iconic buildings in an historic settings.
NB: Flower show tickets do not include entry to the Palace buildings.
Return Coach Travel to and from your local joining point.
Entrance Ticket to Hampton Court Flower Show.
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Please note children under 5s are not permitted at this event. The coach park at Hampton Court Palace is on Hampton Court Green which is a 500 metre walk from the Palace.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
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|Hereford Three Elms
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|Hereford Whitecross
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Why him? Because he took on Hollywood's hottest honey, Leonardo DiCaprio, and won. Christian had already been cast as scary Patrick Bateman in the film version of American Psycho when Leo decided he wanted the part instead. Bale refused to give in: "I'm angry, very angry. It's my project and I want to keep it that way," he ranted. His determination was rewarded when, six months later, Leo became worried that the controversial role "might damage his popularity" and pulled out. Onward Christian!
Where have I seen him before? Despite looking like an '80s American Bratpack boy – all chiselled features and perfect teeth – 26-year-old Christian is actually from Wales. He first came to our attention when, aged 13, he was plucked from 4,000 hopeful brats by Steven Spielberg to star in Empire Of The Sun. Since then he's snogged Winona Ryder in Little Women, done much ruder stuff with Ewan McGregor in Velvet Goldmine and been arty in The Portrait of a Lady.
On being a child star: "At 15 I practically became a recluse. You need to be anonymous during your teenage years, to make mistakes and get into trouble. You don't want attention, you want to tell everyone to stop looking. He hates being interviewed: "It's important for an actor to have a certain amount of mystery. If you've just read some article about who the actor is sleeping with, that's going to be in the back of your head while you're watching the film."
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wesfreak wrote::shock: You have really outdone yourself in terms of terrain art. I played the first three scenarios and am on the fourth, and so far am thoroughly impressed.
It could use some proofreading though: There are a few, but not many, mistakes. For example: "I have never seen something like this.", in the second scenario, should probably be "I have never seen anything like this before"
Great!wesfreak wrote:I'll continue posting grammar mistakes as I play the campaign.
What do you mean by saying two different Rhamis? Only lvl1 Rhami can pick it. Maybe you are trying with Rhami'kai or Rhami'datu? When I was playing this part, I had no problems with that.wesfreak wrote:I tried to pick up the rhami spear with two different rhamis and it didn't work with either.
I think it is not a bug. Rhamis are not very talkative, but if you really want to change it, I will fix itwesfreak wrote:If a rhami pushes the first button, it doesn't say "oh look a button"(forgot the exact words), just "it's a trap".
I think this bug has nothing to do with the campaign. I will look into the code of the era to find some answers.wesfreak wrote:When I summoned a water elemental on flat it only needed one mp to move on flat but it went back to normal when it leveled.
I know about this issue. I'll fix it next time.wesfreak wrote:Also, sometimes units spawned in cave wall, so they had 0% defense and were hit all the time.
I think it is not a bug. It's just fair. If it was a % of hp, the transformation would remove some hitpoints of the unit or heal it.wesfreak wrote:The transforming elemental is bugged: it keeps the same amount of hp, not the % of hp, so a full hp air elemental turns into a half hp earth elemental.
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|Reviews for Anti-Bugs Bunny Alliance
| Galinda Maxwell chapter 10 . 5/29/2014
I feel so sad for Bugs and Daffy, but especially Bugs! I hate Doom even more now!
| Galinda Maxwell chapter 4 . 5/29/2014
I love bugs bunny, this is great and I also love Roger Rabbit, and hate Judge Doom. You're doing a nice job here!
| Book girl fan chapter 16 . 5/13/2014
They are all in a lot of trouble. I think in this situation, it might be better to stop questioning Elmer, and just go with it. Things can't get much worse, right?
| LooneyAces chapter 16 . 5/9/2014
I know what you mean, I got family matters too. First of all, glad that you're back, and second, this is getting so intense. Please continue :)
| Book girl fan chapter 15 . 3/6/2014
Yay! Elmer is helping them! Good, it was getting a bit intense for a while, it would be nice to have a break from the people trying to kill them bit.
| Book girl fan chapter 14 . 2/8/2014
The trick here is to be confident. As soon as they believe it's over, it is over.
| Book girl fan chapter 13 . 2/8/2014
They are Looney Tunes. No matter the odds, they always fight, and usually win.
| LooneyAces chapter 14 . 2/6/2014
Amazing! This is getting great! I'm glad Bugs and Daffy are teaming up. I hope Judge Doom gets what he deserves. I can't wait for the next chapter. Please update soon.
| Angel Veins chapter 14 . 2/6/2014
This chapter was awesome! Thanks for updating!
That was so cute when Daffy punched that stupid meanie in the eye because he was picking on Bugsy! Go Daffy! I would've done the exact same thing!
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| LooneyAces chapter 13 . 1/27/2014
This is getting intense. This is still great! I hope the toons go against Judge Doom. I can't for the next chapter! Update soon.
PS: You sure know your military weapons, like me knowing my military aircraft.
| Angel Veins chapter 13 . 1/27/2014
There are so many words to describe this chapter, I can't even say! Ok then...fantastic, amazing, awesome, spectacular, cute, funny and even more!
Please update! Can't wait to read the rest!
| Baffy fan chapter 12 . 1/17/2014
Baby I like this story a lot! I liked the serious parts and the occasional comedic parts (where Daffy said the echoing of guilty from the villains to them lasted longer than he thought and Bugs smiled) since there's not that many stories involve this kind of seriousness with Looney Tunes! I love Daffy he's my favorite can you give him some parts to rescue Bugs? Daffy is also clever so now can be the time for him to do some awesome tricks and maybe make the bad ones mad at each other and have revolts then they could get out and then Bugs would forgive him and they'd fight together to trick and beat the hell out of Doom or something like that
| Book girl fan chapter 12 . 1/10/2014
Things are really just getting worse for them. I'm glad you took my advice about the insults.
| LooneyAces chapter 12 . 1/7/2014
Oh heck no, I hope Bugs and Daffy finds a way to beat Judge Doom and the other villains. I also had this in my mind where Lola Bunny and Tina Russo makes a appearance in this story, but that's just me. Also, I like how you mention the helicopter part. I like to see you right a similar military story to one of mine, but once again, that's just me. Anyway, this is too interesting. Please update soon.
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Barton will miss the first 12 games of the season after his final-day red card against Manchester City in May.
He has spent part of pre-season at League 2 club, Fleetwood Town and was this week stripped of his No.17 squad number at Loftus Road.
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The May stain removal seminar in Cranberry was a huge success. Jane Zellers of JCZ Training and Consulting, and Bob Edwards, along with Chris Patten, both from A.L. Wilson, showed the attendees how to recognize stains, followed by basic proper procedures. They learned advanced techniques and how to use bleaches.
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Look for the next Stain Removal Clinic in eastern Pennsylvania in the fall.
There are several scholarships available to owners and employees PDCA member plants. Our Lucky Amatore Memorial Scholarship pays $1000 toward the tuition of any DLI School of Technology program. The applicant must have worked at the member cleaning plant for at least six months. To apply, contact PDCA.
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Dyrcleaners who use perc should now have their Pennsylvania Dry Cleaner Compliance Calendars for 2017. Cleaners will need one for each perc machine they operate. PDCA has extra calendars available. If you need more, contact the office and we will send you what you need.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to ban certain uses of trichloroethylene (TCE) due to health risks when used as a degreaser and a spot removal agent in dry cleaning
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EPA's assessment also found risks associated with TCE use in vapor degreasing. The agency is developing a separate proposed regulatory action to address those risks. Recently, EPA announced the inclusion of TCE on the list of the first ten chemicals to be evaluated for risk under TSCA. That action will allow EPA will evaluate the other remaining uses of the chemical. The current action only proposes to ban certain uses of the chemical.
How do cleaners handle wetcleaning? What are the differences that cleaners need to learn?
These and other questions were answered at the PDCA wetcleaning seminar at Quality Cleaners in Lemoyne. Tom McAllister of Kruessler demonstrated the proper sorting and timing for good results. Attendees were able to see the process from start through completion, and handle the newly cleaned garments.
He also explained the importance of the chemistry involved as well as the finishing process.
This year will bring outstanding programs to PDCA members across our area. The programs are designed to help our members upgrade their businesses, improve their profits, and learn from experts and from each other.
• On May 20, Jane Zellers and Bob Edwards will lead a class on Basic and Advanced Stain Removal, from the counter to the spotting board, in Pittsburgh.
• In September, there will be a Meet and Greet networking event at a popular location in Pittsburgh, with food and beverages. Financing will again be the seminar topic.
The Basic and Advanced Stain Removal seminar with Jane Zellers and Bob Edwards will be repeated in eastern Pennsylvania in October.
Congratulations to our member plant, Balfurd Dry Cleaners, which won the 2016 Best in Customer Service award from Market-Wise Consultants. In DLI's Fabricare Magazine, Balfurd was recognized for they way it uses the DLI Mystery Shopper program to improve service and grow the company.
Monika Mater, vice president of retail operations, said that she wants CSRs who create customers that come back. The program helped her to develop a manual for new hires to teach them what to do at the counter.
Meet the officers that have been elected to head PDCA in 2017. Mark Pollock of Signature Cleaners in Doylestown assumes the office of president. Years of experience and training have made him a specialist in stain removal and wedding gown cleaning and preservation. He previously served as treasurer of the association and has chaired our Expo trade show for many conventions. To read his first President's Column for PDCA, go HERE.
George "Steve" Stevenson of Stevenson's Cleaners in Altoona, is the new treasurer and president-elect, which means he'll be assuming the presidential duties for the association during the 2018-19 term.
Taking over as secretary is Barry Gordon of Quality Cleaners in Lemoyne. The company is now in its third generation of ownership after having been originally incorporated in 1958.
Dale Kaplan will remain in the position of vice president for government activities. He is the owner of Kaplan's Careful Cleaners located on Market St. in Camp Hill, PA. He originated the idea behind the grant program and coordinated our sales tax opposition.
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The Oregon Computer Science Teachers Association will be in Pendleton, July 19 - 21, 2017 for SUPERQUEST 2017.
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Semolina is the essential ingredient for making authentic handmade Italian pastas. It contains an exceptionally high percentage of gluten, which is what makes a pasta strand stretch and not break apart when cooking. Bob's Red Mill uses only premium quality, pure Durum Wheat and grinds it to Semolina's traditionally sandy texture. Try our simple handmade pasta recipe on the back of this package.
Many people prefer making pasta using 50% Semolina and 50% Unbleached White Flour. Semolina can also be added to pizza dough and other baking recipes.
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1 1/2 cups Bob's Red Mill Semolina Flour
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Combine Bob's Red Mill Semolina and salt. Add beaten eggs (or egg whites), water and oil. Mix to make a stiff dough. Knead 10 minutes or until dough is elastic. Wrap dough in towel or place in plastic bag and let rest 20 minutes. On a lightly floured surface, roll out to desired thickness and cut as desired. Bring large pot of water containing 1/2 tsp. oil to boil. Add pasta and cook until tender. When making lasagna, no need to boil noodles. Add directly to your recipe. Serve with your favorite sauce or pesto or toss with olive oil or butter, pepper and parmesan cheese.
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Enriched durum flour (durum wheat, iron, niacin, thiamine, riboflavin, folic acid).
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I just follow the recipe on the back and I get fantastic results from both hand rolling and machine. My lasagna is thankful.
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This is very good quality semolina, again, Bob's Red Mill products are a favorite of mine.
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This is a water fountain that played a major part during the "homeland" war in Sarajevo. Great for night time photos. Be aware of the beggars and pigeons.
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This is a water fountain that played a major part during the "homeland" war in Sarajevo. Great for night time photos. Be aware of the beggars and pigeons.
Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain) has a long history, and its water was vital in the 1900's war. Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain) is easily visible, and is well worth the time to visit and reflect.
I am not sure why this is a main attraction for Sarajevo. It is pretty in the evening but you can easily pass it and not even know it is there I am afraid to say! It is not very big anyway. The market area...More
Sebilj is worth a visit and located in Bascarsija the best part of Sarajevo. Nice shops and restaurants nearby. Be ware of persisting beggars around the area. A must see when in Sarajevo!
One of the symbols of Sarajevo. Lots of pigeons and people. Nice place. Good for getting your bearings.
Very nice for a walk, lots of coffee shops nearby, and the old market is wonderful, had lots of fun there.
It is known as the Square of pigeons in the Bascarsija, the center of the fountain, which is lit beautifully at night
This drinking fountain sits in the middle of a nice square at one end of Sarajevo's old town. There are lots of cafes around it, and it makes a nice place to sit and relax. However there are many other more impressive buildings in the...More
Sebilj or sebil word is of Arabic origin that means a place of rest and refresh water for traveler. The emergence sebilj goes far back in history as the last Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, a.s., in whose honor they built many fountains in Sarajevo. The...More
Sebilj is the fountain. Unique place in the world. Very nice. Make a photo of you and your family there.


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posted by ALISON .
A rock is 5.0% by mass fayolite(Fe2SiO4), 7.0% by mass forsterite(Mg2SiO4) and the remainder silicon dioxide. What is the mass percent of each element in the rock?
I have the answers but i don't know how to solve the problem.
How would you in steps solve the problem?
I would take a 100g sample which will give you 5.0g of the iron compound, 7.0g of the Mg compound, and 88g SiO2.
5.0g x %Fe in the iron compound = g Fe.
7.0g x %Mg in the Mg compound = g Mg.
%Fe = (gFe/100g)*100
%Mg = )gMg/100g)*100
For Si, compute g Si in the iron cmpd and add to g Si in the Mg cmpd and add to g Si in the SiO2. %Si is done the same way as the others.
I'm sure you get the idea for oxygen.


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Makes 9 'candles' for the Menorah, and 3 extras for you!
You'll need:
– 1 box DCD White Chocolate Meyer Lemon Baking Mix
– 2 eggs
– ½ cup vegetable oil
– ½ cup milk
– 12 blue cupcake liners
– 8 oz cream cheese
– blue food coloring
– 7 DCD Dark/Milk Chocolate Covered Pretzels
– 12 yellow Peanut M&Ms brand chocolate candies
– Using the blue liners, prepare cupcakes as directed on box. Let cool. Prepare frosting as directed on box, using 8 oz cream cheese. Reserve approx. 1 tablespoon of frosting. Color the remaining frosting blue with food coloring.
– Using a pastry bag, pipe frosting onto cupcakes.
– Cut 6 pretzels in half evenly to form 12 'candles', and cut the 7thpretzel into a larger piece to create the 'Shamas' candle.
– Insert the 'candles' into each cupcake and top each with a yellow M&M dipped into a small amount of reserved white frosting to adhere it. Set up your 'Menorah' and enjoy!
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Circle Sweetheart Dress
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- 100% Polyester
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Cool iron as needed.
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