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Frequently Asked Questions
Please see our Blog for more in-depth answers to many questions related to our cookware.
Falk USA Policies
How do you calculate your pan sizes?
All of our pans are measured from the inside of the top of the pan's lip.
Are Falk Culinair products sold in retail stores in my area?
We are the exclusive distributor of Falk Culinair copper cookware in the United States. At this time, Falk Culinair products are only sold online.
Do you accept returns?
Yes. Please see our Return Policy. All returns must be accompanied with a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number which can be requested through your Account.
Does your cookware come with a warranty?
Yes. All Falk copper cookware comes with a Manfacturer's Limited Lifetime Warranty against manufacturer defects. Our warranty does not cover pitting of the stainless steel due to salt exposure. Any stainless steel will pit due to excess exposure to salt and simple precautions on the user's part should prevent pitting in all cases (See Care and Maintenance below). Our stainless steel is no more susceptible to pitting than any other brand. Falk reserves the right to repair or replace any defective product. For more information on the warranty, please click here.
Do you ship outside of the United States?
No. We are a U.S. distributor of Falk products and do not ship outside of the United States. For orders in Canada, please see Falk's Canadian distributor website.
Do you charge sales tax?
Currently we charge sales tax in Michigan and Florida. This policy is subject to change as required by law.
How can I contact Falk USA?
The easiest way to contact us is through email or by phone at (800) 320-4001.
Where is Falk USA located?
Our corporate offices are located at:
4440 PGA Boulevard
Suite 600
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Please note, we do not accept packages or returns at this address. For returns, please see our Return Policy
Care and Maintenance
Are your products dishwasher-safe?
No! Please do not ever place copper cookware in the dishwasher. Dishwashing detergent can be extremely abrasive and will often cause copper to tarnish and discolor.
What is the best way to clean your products?
We recommend Scotch Brite pads and Bon Ami to keep the finish on your copper pans clean. For occasional brightening Flitz Polish or similar product is recommended. If you don't mind a little tarnish, you can always use normal liquid detergent and clean by hand. Also, a mixture of equal parts ketchup and salt does an amazing job cleaning the tarnish off of copper.
Will salt harm your products?
Extended exposure to salt will cause pitting in any stainless steel product. If you use salt in your cooking or pasta water, please rinse your cookware immediately after use. Also, to reduce risk of pitting, we recommend that you do not add salt to pasta water until the water comes to a full boil. Our warranty does not cover pitting due to extended salt exposure.
Technical Information
Where are your products made?
All of our products are hand-crafted in Falk Culinair's workshop in Westpelaar Belgium.
What is the lining of your products made of?
All of our cookware is lined with high-quality 200 micron austenitic 18/8 stainless steel. Similar to the exterior of our cookware, the lining has a satin finish for easier maintenance. For more information on stainless steel grades, please click here.
What is "Falk Bimetal"?
The bimetal of Falk Culinair consists of heavy copper plate on which a 200 micron (0.2mm) fine layer of stainless steel is anchored using a pressure of 850 tons/cm². The resulting metallic "intercristalline" connection comes with an unlimited guarantee.
Can your products be used on induction ranges?
Not really. Our cookware does not contain the necessary iron content to work with induction cooking. Falk Culinair does manufacture an iron pad that can be used on induction ranges but we recognize that this solution is less than ideal as the iron plate will heat up and largely negates the benefits of induction cooking.


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Kei Gee - Sterling Silver Lasso
All of her pieces are handmade and very unique. I love this Lasso because of it's versatility you can wear it long or double it up, depending on the look your going for. It transitions well from daytime to evening!
Haha. This makes me laugh. A great "promise" ring, or somethign to give the one you love when you can't afford the real thing, or just something to buy yourself to honor your gloriousness. Made from sterling silver.
My 6th grade teacher would kill for this bracelet. How the heck could they ban "To Kill A Mockingbird"? This bracelet sure makes a beautiful thing out of a total disgrace.Tags: books, gifts, art, accessories, reading, classics, literature, jewelry, societyAdded 9 Years Ago from Carolynforsman
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Yes, certainly! Core files (or just stack traces) are useful, I expect. I made it be pretty easy to opt-in and the little red thingy shows up in the corner when you haven't turned it on, so I imagine that a bunch of people will opt in. (I'm hoping that those who are less computer saavy will be the ones who miss it in fact.) Robby On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 5:41 PM, Sam Tobin-Hochstadt <samth at ccs.neu.edu> wrote: > That's too bad -- online check syntax is the neatest feature I've seen > in long time. Can the rest of us help with debugging the stability > issues? > > On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 6:37 PM, Robby Findler > <robby at eecs.northwestern.edu> wrote: >> I've disabled the online check syntax by default because I'm worried >> about stability issues (and deadlock issues, but those just keep >> online check syntax from working, not so much drracket itself). So >> I'll probably leave it off for the next release but I encourage you to >> turn it back on try it out and report if you run into problems. You >> can turn it on by clicking on the little red dot in the bottom right >> corner of the drracket window. >> >> Thanks, >> Robby >> _________________________________________________ >> For list-related administrative tasks: >> http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/dev >> > > > > -- > sam th > samth at ccs.neu.edu >
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Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Hudson stopped by this morning's 'Live With Kelly & Michael' to discuss her guest starring role as Veronica Moore, a Tony Award winning star on the new season of SMASH.
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By delivering a consistent, accurate view of all business information, IBM Business Analytics provides decision makers at all levels of the enterprise with ground-breaking capabilities to better manage performance. The seamless integration between IBM Business Analytics and Changepoint will provide users with robust out-of-the-box business intelligence to drive financial forecasting, operational excellence, and resource planning and customer satisfaction -- enabling improved execution on services strategy.Additionally, IBM Business Analytics will provide executives with more powerful analytics to manage critical objectives for their professional services and IT organizations. Key capabilities of the integrated solution include:
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Blueberry and Peach Cobbler
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A nice dessert winter or summer.
Top Review by Dorel
Mmmmm good. I'm sitting here at the computer eating hot cobbler. I halved the recipe for just the 2 of us. I used my own preserved peaches drained and frozen blueberries. Only 1/4 cup sugar in fruit. It was done in 22 minutes. I took 2 pics, I hope you like them.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups peaches, sliced in 1/4 inch slices (fresh or frozen)
- 1⁄3-1⁄2 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons quick-cooking tapioca
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup blueberries (fresh or frozen)
- nutmeg
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt (optional)
- 1 teaspoon fresh grated fresh lemon rind
- 1⁄4 cup butter or 1⁄4 cup margarine
- 1⁄2 cup cream or 1⁄2 cup evaporated milk
Directions See How It's Made
- In a 1 1/2 quart baking dish, combine peaches, sugar, tapioca and lemon juice.
- Top with blueberries.
- Cook in microwave on High for 5 minutes until mixture is heated completly.
- Stir after 3 minutes.
- Sprinkle mixture with nutmeg.
- In a large mixing bowl, mix together flour,s ugar, baking powder, salt and lemon rind.
- Cut butter or margarine into flour mixture until it is crumbly.
- Add cream to flour mixture and stir until dough is moist.
- Drop soft dough on top of fruit and sprinkle once again with nutmeg.
- Bake for 25- 30 minutes at 400 degrees or until top is golden brown.
- Serve warm with ice cream or cool whip.


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This got past me last month, and wanted to make sure all my "loyal" (hah, no offense but most of you are from India just looking for a fix to something) readers saw this.
As of August 11, 2011 Google changed the way Sessions are defined.
The old model ended a session when one of the following occurred:
- More than 30 minutes between pageviews
- At the end of a day (local time midnight)
- When a visitor closes their browser
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- When any traffic source value for the user changes. This includes: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_term, utm_content, utm_id, utm_campaign, and gclid.
So.. for me this has meant a drop of 36 visits out of about 3000 visits (negligible when you assume minor fluctuations in "quality" of content). This is in line with Google's statement that it will change your visitors by about 1%.
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Sure, he may have won the US Open in record-breaking fashion, but Rory McIlroy wasn't the only star at Congressional Country Club this weekend.
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4 bedroom detached house for saleLeek
Sold STC £325,000
Property Description
Key features
- 100 years old this year and still very much in it's prime.
- Abundance of wonderful original Period features.
- Fabulous oak panelled Recp Hall.
- 3 formal Recp Rooms, all with original firplaces.
- 4 Bedrooms, 3 with en-suite facilites.
- Delightful garden with Spanish-style party room with barbecue.
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Those whose search for a new home in the south Cheshire area involves the preference for living in a genuine community are now at the stage where the delightful market town of Leek becomes a proposition. Commuting to Manchester itself is feasible and is relatively commonplace in this part of the world but what Leek is able to boast over many other centres is its friendly and genuine community spirit, wonderful architecture and the fact that effectively, it adjoins the Peak District National Park.
Close to the heart of the town is Corner House, a quite wonderful example of the opulence employed in the construction industry early in the 19th century. The property features a wealth of outstanding, top quality embellishments highlighted by the intricate pressed leadwork on the outside, the magnificent main entrance door, the beautiful oak panelled Reception Hall and the unique inglenook in the Lounge. There are other similar features throughout, although in recent times, a number of extremely clever and thankfully, sympathetic alterations have adapted the first floor to incorporate en-suite facilities to three of the Bedrooms.
The gracious elegance of its era remains but as a concession to modern day comfort gas fired central heating is installed and the Kitchen has been refitted with good quality units in oak. The Reception Hall creates a wonderful first impression, is almost a room in its own right and features wonderful original oak panelling. There is a superb Drawing Room with beautiful inglenook, a separate Dining Room, and a delightful Lounge that features an original fireplace, as in fact, do all three reception rooms. The Kitchen is a spacious and practical working area with breakfast bar, whilst adjoining the Rear Hall is a traditional Pantry with stone staging, a useful Cloakroom, and a door to an impressive Conservatory/Garden Room that features pebbled flower border with water feature, and a monumentally productive grapevine!
On the first floor one of the prominent features is the superb original oak strip flooring that extends through from the spacious Landing to the three main Bedrooms, all of which are well proportioned and two of which have en-suite facilities. The fourth Bedroom is a good sized single but has its own en-suite Shower Room and intriguingly, has concealed access to a fascinating room in the roof, one previously referred to as a Priest Hole. This has natural light. The large Bathroom is beautifully appointed and traditionally styled but with a contemporary suite in white, and the separate W.C. has superb original glazed wall tiling. Finally, there is a long Boxroom with natural light.
The grounds feature a wealth of specimen shrubs and trees, including an array of rhododendrons to the front,
whilst to the rear is effective screening to the delightful rear garden which has a pleasant uncluttered feel to it. There is also an extensive natural stone flagged patio with stone balustrade, pond, waterfall and rockery, neat lawn with stocked flower beds and mature shrubs etc., and a superb open fronted Spanish-style Party Room with barbecue. There is plenty of off-road parking.
Colonaded PORCH. Quarry tiled step with matwell. Magnificent original front door with ornate, heavy leaded glazed inserts, with matching side panels.
RECEPTION HALL, 130 (3.96m) x 1010 (3.30m). Original oak panelling to height of 66. Beamed ceiling. Telephone point. Radiator.
DRAWING ROOM, 170 (5.18m) x 1210 (3.91m), excluding 90 (2.75m) wide deep bay, together with 94 wide oak panelled inglenook with bench seating, concealed lighting, and ornate pressed copper fireplace, with canopy and with tiled hearth and beamed mantel. Built-in store cupboard. Windows to two elevations. Beamed ceiling. Two radiators.
DINING ROOM, 170 (5.18m) x 129 (3.89m) into chimney recesses, and excluding deep 90 wide bay. Splendid high oak fireplace with marble insert and with semi-circular marble hearth with oak fender. Ornate coving. Radiator.
INNER HALL. Laminate flooring. Understairs storage recess. Picture rail. Doors to Conservatory, Kitchen, and to:
CLOAKROOM. Walls half tiled. White suite comprising: cantilevered handbasin and high flush W.C.
LOUNGE, 1511 (4.85m) x 1111 (3.63m) into chimney recesses, both of which have fitted display tops with store cupboards below and glass fronted display cabinet above. Windows to two elevations, including double French doors leading to garden. Original brick fireplace with oak surround, high mantel, and quarry tiled hearth. Picture rail. Telephone point. Radiator.
KITCHEN, 161 (4.90m) x 86 (2.59m), plus two deep recesses, one of which houses a Glow-worm 85100 gas fired central heating boiler. Excellent ranges of worktops with limestone tiled splashbacks above, together with extensive ranges of base cupboards, drawers, pan drawers, and herb/oddment drawers, together with integrated sink unit. Space and plumbing for automatic washing machine. Matching ranges of eye-level wall cupboards incorporateing pelmet lighting, corner display shelving, and cooker hood. Peninsular breakfast bar.
PANTRY. Stone staging. Shelving. Natural light.
CONSERVATORY/GARDEN ROOM, 178 (5.38m) x 118 (3.56m). Breezeblock base, and surmounted by uPVC double glazed framework. Productive grapevine. Pebbled flower bed with water feature. Two separate French doors. Tiled flooring.
LANDING. Approached by turned shallow rise staircase in oak. Original oak strip floor. Picture rail. Radiator.
BEDROOM 1, 1511 (4.85m) x 1110 (3.61m), plus deep and wide door recess and excluding built-in double wardrobe with cupboards above, but including 113 range of mirror fronted wardrobes, and bed recess, and also with store cupboards above. Telephone point. T.V. aerial lead. Original oak strip timber flooring. Windows to two elevations. Picture rail. Radiator. Door to:
En-suite SHOWER ROOM. Walls fully tiled. White suite comprising: pedestal washbasin, and low flush W.C. Shower cubicle with Gainsborough thermostatically controlled shower unit. Tiled floor. Extractor fan. Low voltage downlighting.
BEDROOM 2, 1710 (5.44m) into full width bay, x 141 (4.29m). Original oak strip timber flooring. Corner brick fireplace. Ornate ceiling mouldings with matching ceiling rose. Picture rail. Telephone point. T.V. aerial lead. Radiator.
BEDROOM 3, 1511 (4.85m) x 121 (3.68m), plus door recess and built-in double wardrobe. Original oak strip timber flooring. Windows to two elevations. Traditionally styled pedestal washbasin with ornate vanity mirror above. Radiator. Twin doors leading to:
En-suite BATHROOM, 1111 (3.63m) x 42 (1.27m) Walls half tiled. White suite comprising: panelled bath, pedestal washbasin, and low flush W.C. Radiator.
BEDROOM 4, 101 (3.07m) x 69 (2.06m), excluding built-in wardrobe. Hatch leading to similarly sized Attic Room with natural light. Radiator. Archway to:
En-suite SHOWER ROOM. Walls fully tiled. Secondary glazed window. Handbasin set into vanity unit. Low flush W.C. Shower cubicle with New Team shower unit.
BOXROOM, 111 (3.38m) in length. Both natural and electric light.
BATHROOM, 116 (3.51m) x 89 (2.67m), excluding built-in double airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder fitted with immersion heater. Walls fully tiled with attractive ceramics incorporating decorative moulded relief tiles, and complementing traditionally styled suite in white with good quality chrome fittings, and comprising: free-standing, roll-top bath with chrome claws-feet, and central mixer tap with telephone shower attachment, and twin pedestal washbasins, both with mixer taps. Polished porcelain flooring. Chrome heated towel rail incorporating cast iron radiator.
Separate W.C. Walls half tiled with original glazed tiles. Low flush W.C. Radiator.
Brick built Spanish-style covered BARBECUE/ PARTY area, 260 (7.92m) x 90 (2.74m) average. Stone flagged floor. Quarry tiled bar. Brick barbecue and chimney with quarry tiled preparation areas to either side. Electric light and power. T.V. aerial point.
Brick built WORKSHOP/POTTING SHED, 70 (2.13m) x 60 (1.83m). Quarry tiled floor. Electric light and power installed.
Gravelled HARDSTANDING/TURNING AREA.
Cold water TAP.
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ST. PAUL (AP) – A key Democratic lawmaker says within the next two weeks she will release a "robust" plan to borrow for public-purpose construction projects around Minnesota.
House Capital Investment Committee Chairwoman Alice Hausman says her proposal will exceed the roughly $500 million plan Gov. Mark Dayton has suggested he will recommend. Hausman says the improving economy means a rise in interest rates isn't far behind. That's why she wants to go big this year.
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The report highlights worldwide losses among widespread and once-familiar birds. A staggering 45% of common European birds are declining [1]: the familiar European Turtle-dove Streptopelia turtur, for example, has lost 62% of its population in the last 25 years. On the other side of the globe, resident Australian wading birds have seen population losses of 81% in just quarter of a century [2].While in some cases these declines may simply indicate a problem with a single species, in many cases they signal larger problems with their ecosystems. It could be population crashes among prey species (e.g., due to overfishing), habitat changes (e.g., loss of farmland), or some other problem. So some conservationists suggest that the reductions in many bird populations indicate a wider biodiversity crisis.
Twenty North American common birds have more than halved in number in the last four decades [3]. Northern Bobwhite Colinus virginianus fell most dramatically, by 82%. In Latin America, the Yellow Cardinal Gubernatrix cristata - once common in Argentina - is now classified as globally Endangered [4].
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Amazon has launched a free online tool that enables writers and filmmakers to quickly turn their scripts into storyboards.
Amazon Studios, the original film and series production arm of the online retailer, has launched a new innovation for writers and filmmakers—Amazon Storyteller.
Currently in beta, Storyteller is a free online tool that turns scripts into storyboards, complete with characters and dialogue that can then be shared with others for feedback.
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Amazon Studios launched in November 2010 to develop feature films and episodic series, inviting anyone to upload a script and notifying them within 45 days if that script is optioned. Since then, more than 14,000 movie scripts and 4,000 series pilot scripts have been submitted.
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Inform Game Engine CIS 487/587 Bruce R. Maxim UM-Dearborn Alice: Inform Tutorial Part 1 Gareth Rees Getting Started For guidelines on designing puzzles, structuring games, and prose style, then you should read Graham Nelson's essay `The Craft of the Adventure'. Graham Nelson's The Inform Designer's Manual which describes the Inform language in detail. You need to have release 6.01 or later of the Inform compiler and the Inform library in order to compile and run the examples. Through the Looking Glass Starts out in a room in Alice's house, in which Alice is playing with two kittens, one black and one white. The text mentions an armchair, a ball of worsted, a fireplace, a hearthrug, a chess set, a clock, a cat, and a lookingglass above the fireplace. It should be possible to involve many of these objects in the puzzle. Goal The puzzle will be to get through the lookingglass. How can that be made difficult? Perhaps the mantelpiece is too high for Alice to climb up onto without a chair, and the armchair needs to be pushed over to the mantelpiece. But the kittens get in the way of the chair, and Alice wouldn't want to hurt them, would she? So she has to distract the kittens. Simplest Inform Game Constant Story "THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS"; ! ^ is the new line character Constant Headline "^An Interactive Tutorial^by Gareth Rees^"; !Remove DEBUG line for production version Constant DEBUG; !Every game makes use of these three libraries Include "parser"; Include "verblib"; Include "grammar"; Need at Least One Object !Define initial location Object Drawing_Room "Drawing room" has light with name "snow", description "The gentle sound of snow against the window pane suggests that it's cold outside, and you're glad to be here in the warmth. The drawing-room is reflected in the large looking-glass on the wall above the mantelpiece, and a very comfortable room it is too, with a warm hearth, a soft rug, and an arm-chair that you can curl up and sleep in."; Initialise Function is Required [ Initialise; location = Drawing_Room; print "^^^^^It's a cold winter day outside, but in the looking-glass house it's summer. All you need to do is pretend there's a way of getting through into it somehow...^^"; ]; Return Codes A routine inside an object returns 0 (false) by default A routine outside of an object returns 1 (true) by default. You can override this default using the `return', `rtrue' and `rfalse' statements, or by omitting the `print' instruction from a print statement. Meaning of Return Codes `before' `life' True (1) means that the routine has successfully and completely dealt with the player's input, and the library shouldn't do anything more. False (0) means that the usual library rules should now apply to the player's input (note that this doesn't necessarily mean that the routine has done nothing). Meaning of Return Codes `after' True (1) means that the `after' routine has printed a suitable response to the player's input, and the library shouldn't do anything more. False (0) means that the usual library message should now be printed (again, this doesn't necessarily mean that the routine has done nothing). Before and After 'before' Should be used to change completely the effect of a particular action 'after' Should be used to change the message associated with a particular action Meaning of Return Codes `describe' True (1) means that the `describe' routine has printed a suitable description. The library shouldn't add anything else. False (0) means that the library should print the usual description of the object. Programming Tip In an object's `before' routine, it's very common to want to execute some code print some text to tell the player what has happened return 1 to prevent the library from doing anything else. A good trick in this situation is to omit the `print' keyword from the last print statement. Evaluation Order Parse the command, setting up the variables `action', `noun' and `second' appropriately. Call `GamePreRoutine' (if there is one). If this returns nonzero, stop here. Call the `before' routine of the player. If this returns nonzero, stop here. Call the `before' routine of the current location. If this returns nonzero, stop here. Evaluation Order Call the `before' routine of the object `noun' (if any). If this returns nonzero, stop here. Carry out the action, if possible. If there was no action to carry out (i.e., the action didn't do anything interesting, for example `jump' or `smell', or the action failed, for example `put apple in banana') then print a failure message and stop here. Call the `after' routine of the player. If this returns nonzero, stop here. Evaluation Order Call the `after' routine of the current location. If this returns nonzero, stop here. Call the `after' routine of the object `noun' (if any). If this returns nonzero, stop here. Call `GamePostRoutine' (if there is one). If this returns nonzero, stop here. Print a message describing what happened at stage 6. Simple Object ! Just need to give it a name a description Object red_queen "red queen" with name "red" "queen", description "She's a fierce little chess piece."; ! Place this after the drawing room definition ! Absent from game at start and Inform assumes no ! parent object More Complex Object ! Alice might want to put red Queen on the board ! So make it a supporter Object chess_board "chess board" Drawing_Room has supporter with name "chess" "board" "checker" "chequer" "chessboard", initial "An abandoned chess board lies on the floor.", description "It's left here from the game you were playing just now, but the pieces are all missing - the kittens will insist on playing with them."; Scenery Object ! Just a decoration, only mentioned the first time room ! entered, Drawing_Room is parent object Object hearth "hearth" Drawing_Room has scenery with name "hearth" "fire" "place" "fireplace", description "Looking at the hearth, you wonder if they have a hearth in the looking-glass house. You can never tell by looking, unless your fire smokes, and then smoke comes up in the looking-glass room too - but that may be only pretence, just to make it look as if they had a fire."; Defining Object Methods `take rug' - so I make it `static', and also provide a `before' routine for the `Take' action to provide a better message than the library's default message (`That's hardly portable'). `pull rug' and `push rug' - I provide a `before' routine that deals with these. `put red queen on rug' - make it a `supporter'. `stand on rug' - make it `enterable'. `look under rug' - provide a `before' routine for the `LookUnder' action (this routine prevents Alice from looking under the rug while she is standing on it!). Rug Object rug "rug" Drawing_Room has concealed static supporter enterable ! general prevents Alice from finding queen twice with name "hearthrug" "hearth-rug" "rug" "indian" "arabian" "beautiful" "soft", description "It's a beautiful rug, made in some far off country, perhaps India or Araby, wherever those might be.", before [; Take: "The rug is much too large to carry."; Push,Pull: "Hearth-rug need to be next to hearth!"; Rug LookUnder: if (player in self) "You try to lift up a corner of the rug, but fail. After a while, you realise that this is because you are standing on it. How curious the world is!"; if (self hasnt general) { give self general; move red_queen to player; "You lift up a corner of the rug and, peering underneath, discover the red queen from the chess set."; } ]; Armchair `take armchair' - make it `static'. `put chess board on armchair' - make it a `supporter'. `enter armchair' - make it `enterable'. `push armchair' or `pull armchair' - these (if successful) just toggle the position of the armchair; either it's close enough to the mantelpiece to climb up, or it isn't. I'll use the `general' attribute to indicate which. Armchair Object armchair "arm-chair" Drawing_Room has static concealed supporter enterable ! general if its by the mantelpiece with name "arm" "chair" "armchair" "arm-chair", description "It's a huge arm-chair, the perfect place for a kitten or a little girl to curl up in and doze.", Armchair before [; Push,Pull: ! code to check for the kittens if (self has general){ give self ~general; "You push the arm-chair away from the hearth."; } give self general; "You push the arm-chair over to the hearth."; ]; Mantlepiece `climb on mantelpiece' - make it `enterable'. But since its so high up, I should prevent Alice from entering it unless she's standing on the armchair. Also, she can't climb up if she's holding anything in her hands. `put red queen on mantelpiece' - make it `supporter'. If it's too high for Alice to climb up onto unless she's on the armchair, it's probably too high to put things on too. So a similar check is needed. `take red queen from mantelpiece' - the same discussion applies. Mirror `examine mirror' the amount of the room that Alice can see in the mirror varies, depending on where she is if she's standing on the floor, she can only see the ceiling in the mirror. If she's on the armchair she can see the whole room in the mirror. If she's on the mantelpiece, then she should be able to see the mirror beginning to melt away. Mirror `touch mirror', `push mirror', `pull mirror' Alice shouldn't be able to touch the mirror unless she's standing on the mantelpiece. But if she's standing on the mantelpiece, then her hand should go right through. `take mirror' make it `static'. `enter mirror' this will cause Alice to win the game. Ball of Worsted Object worsted "ball of worsted" Drawing_Room ! general if its in a tangle with name "ball" "of" "worsted" "fine" "blue" "wool", initial "A discarded ball of worsted lies on the floor here.", description [; if (self has general) "It's in a tangle. All that time you spent rolling it up, and now look at it!"; "It's a ball of fine blue wool, all rolled up in preparation for some embroidery."; ], Ball of Worsted before [; Untangle: give self ~general; "You're as quick as can be at rolling up balls of wool, though you say so yourself! Soon it's neat and tidy again."; ]; Testing Alice2.inf Throw queen at mirror Get on chair Push chair Climb mantelpiece Get on mantlepiece Enter chair Look under rug Examine queen Drop her Characters State which is a set of values that describe how the actions of the character vary some aspects of character state that are handled by the Inform library we will have to invent some other aspects; Reactions which are things the character does in response to interaction from the player using Inform these are typically coded in the `life', `before', and `after' routines. Characters Autonomous actions things the character does of his own accord, without special prompting from the player. Using Inform, these are encoded in the `daemon' and `each_turn' routines. Kitten States Constant HELD_STATE = 0; ! Being held Constant QUEEN_STATE = 1; ! Playing with the Red Queen Constant WOOL_STATE = 2; ! Playing with the worsted Constant CHAIR_STATE = 3; ! In the way of the chair Changing States ! If Alice takes Red Queen from a Kitten change state ! Add this code to Red Queen after [; Take: if (white_kitten.state == QUEEN_STATE) white_kitten.state = CHAIR_STATE; if (black_kitten.state == QUEEN_STATE) black_kitten.state = CHAIR_STATE; ]; Changing States ! Prevent Alice from moving the chair when holding kitten ! Add this code to the chair's before routine if (white_kitten in player || black_kitten in player) "Not with a kitten in your arms!"; if (white_kitten.state == CHAIR_STATE) i = white_kitten; else if (black_kitten.state == CHAIR_STATE) i = black_kitten; if (i ~= 0) "You are about to start moving the chair when you notice that ", (the) i, " is right in the way. It's a good thing you spotted it, or you would have squashed flat the poor little thing."; Changing States ! Give the ball and after routine in case Alice takes ! the ball away from the kitten after [; Take: if (white_kitten.state == WOOL_STATE) white_kitten.state = CHAIR_STATE; if (black_kitten.state == WOOL_STATE) black_kitten.state = CHAIR_STATE; ]; Kittens Class Kitten has animate with state CHAIR_STATE, name "kitten" "kitty" "cat", description [; "What a beautiful kitten ", (the) self, " is. Why, it's quite definitely your favourite of the pair, and much prettier than that naughty ", (name) self.other_kitten, "."; ]; Kittens Kitten white_kitten "white kitten" Drawing_Room with name "white", this_kittens_turn false, other_kitten black_kitten; Kitten black_kitten "black kitten" Drawing_Room with name "black", this_kittens_turn true, other_kitten white_kitten; Kittens ! Use a before routine to process a Take before [; Take: if (self.other_kitten in player) "You can't hold two kittens at once!"; self.state = HELD_STATE; move self to player; "You pick up ", (the) self, ". What a beautiful creature it is!"; ], Kittens ! Use after to process the drop and transfer commands after [; Drop: self.state = CHAIR_STATE; move self to Drawing_Room; print_ret (The) self, " squirms out of your arms and scampers away."; Transfer,PutOn,Insert: self.state = CHAIR_STATE; print (The) self, " jumps off ", (the) parent(self); move self to Drawing_Room; ", landing lightly on the floor before scampering away."; ], Autonomous Actions daemon [ i; give self ~general; self.this_kittens_turn = 1 - self.this_kittens_turn; if (self.this_kittens_turn || random(3) == 2) rtrue; new_line; print (The) self; switch (self.state) { HELD_STATE: switch(random(5)) { 1: " mews plaintively."; … 5: move self to Drawing_Room; self.state = CHAIR_STATE; " squirms out of your arms and scampers away."; } Actions ! To start daemons add these lines to Initialise StartDaemon(white_kitten); StartDaemon(black_kitten); ! Other actions processed by Kitten life routine life [; Ask,Answer,Order: … Kiss: … Attack: … Give,ThrowAt: … ]; Testing Alice3.inf Examine chessboard Examine white knight Examine mirror Get on mantelpiece Move chair Get black kitten Examine black look Testing Alice3.inf Move chair Drop all Get wool Give wool to white Get black Move chair Look under rug Examine rug Testing Alice3.inf Give red queen to black Move chair Get on chair Get on mantelpiece Examine mirror Enter mirror
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The biggest section of Crown of the Sunken King is packed full of traps and deadly enemies. Use our walkthrough to make it through to the first boss battle with Elana in fighting shape.
Dragon's Sanctum
Go downstairs and then give the switch to your left a good whack. Go through the door and grab the trio of Dragon Charms and the Soul of a Great Hero. Now go through the opposite corridor and throw as much ranged damage as you can at the enemy lurking in the next room in front of you. If you struggle to take him down, go down the stairs on your left, then enter the room on your right.
Two enemies are waiting for you in here, along with a pair of bodies on the altars. Kill the altar bodies first, then kill the enemies. You'll need to spread them out from one another as they're pretty tough - they can also fire from much further range than the other creatures you've encountered so far. When they're dead, loot all of the chests in the room.
Leave, then carry on along the next corridor. Watch out for an enemy attack from the left, and there's another one coming from the right shortly afterwards. Both of these enemies make use of poison attacks, so don't get caught in a corner - use the whole length of the corridor to avoid as much damage as you can.
When these two are dead, go back to the hall where the attack started. Watch out for the pressure plate on the floor here, as it'll trigger a volley of darts at your face if you step on it. At the end of the corridor is a pair of enemies. They won't detect you approaching them, so dish out as much of your own damage as you can before they respond.
Look out for the spell-slinging sorcerer on your right, as she'll start attacking if you get too close. Instead, kill the two enemies right where you find them, and have your shield ready if you're tempted to open the coffer after the fight - a volley of arrows will be launched at you if you do.
Once you've looted everything, kill the wizard from range, as well as the other enemy hanging around in the room to your left. If you only have melee options available to you, kill the sorceress as a priority.
Take the Human Effigy from the far wall, then use ranged attacks to kill the enemy you can just see through the door in front of you. When it's dead, activate the pressure plate to rotate the door until you can pass all the way through.
Once you've done so, go down the corridor on your right, then down the stairs you come to. When you reach the junction, go left and take the Repair Powder. Now go straight ahead until you come to a hole in the floor. Jump across it, then carry on towards the closed door. Hit the switch to your left with an arrow, then go into the opening on your left.
Return to the opened doorway and kill the enemy that attacks, then use your ranged damage to kill the enemies in the room downstairs. Watch out for another pressure plate at the top of this stairway, as it triggers a spike trap.
When the enemies are dead, go downstairs and take the Soul of a Hero and the Human Effigy as you go. When you get to the bottom, open up all of the chests and take the loot from inside. Head back to the hole you jumped over a little earlier, but this time fall down through it.
Turn around and and walk in the opposite direction from the sharp corner. Go downstairs, avoiding the spikes, then use ranged damage to hit the enemy in the spikes ahead of you. Once tapped, he should kill himself by walking into the spikes. Grab the items within the spikes, but be prepared for a minor ambush as you do so.
Walk down the path between the spikes, then climb up the ladder on your right. When you reach the top, you'll need to kill a sorceress to your left. When she's dead, turn around, go to the end of this path, then jump over the gap on your left to get into the next corridor. Make sure you light the bonfire to your right, then take the nearby Sanctum Crossbow too.
Go back the way you came and kill the sorceress, then go over the bridge to your right and downstairs. There's a coffer on your left which contains a Bloodbite Ring +1. Go back upstairs, then down the next set of stairs on your left. Hit the statues around the room to make the enemies attackable, then kill them.
Take the Eternal Sanctum Key and the Sanctum Knight Helm, then drop back down in the area with the spikes. Head back upstairs and kill the enemy lurking around the corner. Kill as many of the insects below you from range as you can, then drop down into the room and finish off any remaining enemies. Three of these creatures are on the ceiling.
When they're all dead, grab the items, then go upstairs and take the Throwing Knives. Kill the insect up on the ceiling, then go upstairs and use the ladder to reach the room above you. Open up the chest, then go through the door and down into the corridor below.
Go back over the bridge, then head downstairs and kill the enemy waiting at the bottom. Turn around and hit the switch that's right of the stairs. Carry on heading to the right, then go downstairs, and into the hallway on your right. Shuffle through the opening towards the end of this section, then go downstairs.
Grab the Old Growth Balm from the room, then carry on forward and go down the next set of stairs you come to. Keep heading down and kill the Invader, Jester Thomas. Look out for his fire-based attacks, and strafe around him to avoid the worst of his damage. Once you pass through the mist, head downstairs once more.
There are five monsters and a bonfire in the next room you come to. You don't have to light the bonfire, but you will need to kill at least the three enemies hanging around to your left. When they're dead, go up the stairs on your left, and use the Dragon Stone you looted earlier.
Go back downstairs again, and then go left through the door. Keep going through the cave here until you've got the Drakeblood Greatsword. Turn around, head back into the last room, and then hit the pillar to get a lift working. Activate the lift properly by treading on the pressure stone in the middle of it.
When you're up top, go through the door ahead of you, over the bridge, and then upstairs. When you reach the next room along, go through the gap on your right and then jump down until you reach the very bottom. Go through the next door, jump down onto the ledge below you and on your right, then go left and jump onto the next platform down.
Go through the door to your right and kill the enemy, but make sure you avoid his zippy attacks and attack only when his shield is down - he'll try to knock yours away too. Consider using a lance or a spear here, so you can keep your shield up while attacking.
When your opponent's dead, leave by the same way you came in and go right. Jump down onto the platforms below you and to your left, then go down the small stairs. Take the Hexing Urns from the corner in the corridor ahead of you, then go around the corner and kill another agile fighter. When he's dead, jump down the crumbled stairs, turn around, and go down the next stairs along.
Go right, then all the way around the left-hand corner and kill the enemy here. Now go around the next corner and open the hidden doorway that will take you to a bonfire. Once lit, keep heading around the next corner along and then go downstairs. Kill the enemy you come to, but watch out for a friend of his patrolling nearby. When they're both dead, go to the far section of this room.
Head down the next corridor you come to, then take the Drakeblood armour from the room at the end and to your left. Leave the room and keep going right, then leap over the ledge to your left. Should you land on the upper ledge, simply drop to the next one down.
Go towards the stairs and get on the platform below. Kill both of the enemies lurking around, then grab all of the items sprinkled around. Keep heading down using the crumpled stairs, then pass through the mist when you're ready to battle Elana.
Head back to the first page of this article for the rest of our Crown of the Sunken King guide.


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Diversity and Distribution of Commensal Fecal Escherichia coli in Beef Cattle Administered Selected Subtherapeutic Antimicrobials in a Feedlot Setting.
Sharma, R., Munns, K., Alexander, T.W., Entz, T., Mirzaagha, P., Yanke, L.J., Mulvey, M., Topp, E., and McAllister, T.A. (2008). "Diversity and Distribution of Commensal Fecal Escherichia coli in Beef Cattle Administered Selected Subtherapeutic Antimicrobials in a Feedlot Setting.", Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 74(20), pp. 6178-6186. doi : 10.1128/AEM.00704-08 Access to full text
Escherichia coli strains isolated from fecal samples were screened to examine changes in phenotypic and genotypic characteristics including antimicrobial susceptibility, clonal type and carriage of resistance determinants. The goal of this 197 day study was to investigate the influence of administration of chlortetracycline alone (T) or in combination with sulfamethazine (TS) on development of resistance, dissemination of defined strain types and prevalence of resistance determinants in feedlot cattle. Inherent tetracycline resistance was detected from cattle with no prior antimicrobial exposure. Antimicrobial administration was not found to be essential for maintenance of inherent ampicillin resistant (Ampr) and tetracycline resistant (Tetr) E. coli in control animals, however, higher Tetr E. coli shedding was observed from the two treatments. At day 0, high tetracycline (26.7%), lower sulfamethoxazole-tetracycline (19.2%) and several other resistances were detected which by finishing phase (day 197) were restricted to ampicillin-tetracycline (47.5%), tetracycline (31.7%) and ampicillin-tetracycline-sulfamethoxazole (20.8%) from both treated and untreated cattle. Among the determinants, blaTEM1, tet (A) and sul 2 were prevalent at day 0 and 197. Further, E. coli from day 0 showed diverse antibiogram profiles and strain types which by finishing phase were limited to up to 3, irrespective of the treatment. Some genetically identical strains expressed different phenotypes and harboured diverse determinants indicating that mobile genetic elements contribute to resistance dissemination. This was supported by an increased linked inheritance of ampicillin and tetracycline resistance genes and prevalence of specific strains at day 197. Animals in the cohort shed increasingly similar genotypes by finishing phase due to animal to animal strain transmission. Thus characterizing inherent resistance and propagation of cohort-specific strains is crucial for determining antimicrobial resistance in cattle.
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