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#1300
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apprehension~
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some apprehension~
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Some apprehension lays here in waiting.~
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~
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apprehension~
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Everyone has a little. Some have more than others. It is that feeling of
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doom some call premonition. The gut feeling that the worse is yet to come.
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~
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#1301
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grenade~
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a grenade~
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A fist sized smooth metal grenade looks armed.~
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~
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grenade~
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The rounded metal surface is a dull grey with numerous small pits. A metal
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pin and handle are connected to the top. Engraved into it is an arrow that
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points to a small steel ring connected to the pin that reads "pull here. "
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~
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#1302
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pile coins gold~
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free~
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A pile of gold coins is half-buried in the mud and muck.~
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~
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pile gold coins~
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The glittering gold catches your eye. Though covered in dirt and grime
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money is money.
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~
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#1303
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gun~
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the gun~
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A small silver plated pistol.~
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~
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#1304
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kiss candy~
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a sweet kiss~
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A sweet kiss has lost its way and lies here waiting~
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~
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kiss candy ~
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Fyre has selected only the finest of ingredients for this chocolate
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confection. It has been created exclusively for the most discriminating of persons..
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For those initiated with Fyre's sweet kiss, there can be only one choice ...
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And that is to crave for more.
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~
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#1305
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common sense~
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some common sense~
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Some common sense has been left here. Better give it to someone that needs it.~
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~
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common sense~
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Common sense seems to be lacking in the world. Be sure to spread this
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around.
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~
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#1306
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order events policy starting newbie builders~
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an order of events policy for starting builders~
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A policy on how to get new builders started, called "Order of Events" is hovering here.~
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~
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order events policy starting newbie builders~
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HELP STAFF
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~
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#1307
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building report example~
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a building report example~
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A building report example.~
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~
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building report example~
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HELP REPORT
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~
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#1308
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grammar tips~
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some proper grammar tips~
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A manual of tips on how to use proper grammar.~
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~
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grammar tips~
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HELP GRAMMAR
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~
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#1309
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zone proposal guidelines~
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the zone proposal guidelines~
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The zone proposal guidelines were left here.~
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~
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zone proposal guidelines~
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HELP PROPOSAL
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~
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#1310
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zone completion policy~
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the zone completion policy~
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A zone completion policy for builder's.~
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~
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zone completion policy~
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HELP COMPLETION
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~
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#1311
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swift kick ass something~
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a swift kick in the ass~
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Something you definitely deserve was left here.~
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~
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#1312
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suggestions~
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some suggestions~
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Some Suggestions for a would be builder.~
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~
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suggestions~
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HELP SUGGESTIONS
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~
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#1313
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zone deletion policy~
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a zone deletion policy~
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The implementors zone deletion policy.~
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To prevent accidentally deleting someone's zone and causing conflicting OLC
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access I have made the following guide. If someone does not login to the mud
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for over 6 months, and does not mudmail an implementor to let them know of a
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delayed absence their zone can be deleted. I use show areas to list all zones
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and then go through one by one using "last <playername>". If they have not
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logged in for over 6 months I then "stat file <playername>" and check that they
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have the proper OLC set, and that they do not have the NO_DEL flag. Anyone with
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an excused absence MUST have the NO_DEL flag set so we will not delete their
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zone. If they have not been on for 6 month2 and are not excused I then "show
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zone #" to doublecheck the zone and builder assigned. I then check if they made
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anything of value that should be saved. Once you are sure it is safe to delete
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their zone and all their work set their OLC to -1. "stat file <playername>" to
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be sure it worked and then feel free to delete away.
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~
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#1314
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graduation certificate~
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a graduation certificate~
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A certificate for graduating from TBA has been abandoned here.~
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~
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certificate graduation~
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It rambles on in some officialese language about how great the person is who
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earned this award and is signed on the bottom by Rumble himself.
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~
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#1315
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staff gnarled~
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a gnarled staff~
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A gnarled wooden staff beacons you.~
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~
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gnarled wooden staff~
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The staff appears to have been twisted into a strange spiral up along its
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surface. The top has three claws meant to hold something. It is conspicuosly
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empty.
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~
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#1316
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orb staff topping~
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an orb meant to top a staff~
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An orb meant to top a staff must have fallen out here.~
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~
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orb staff topping~
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The orb is about the size of a small fist. It appears to have been meant to
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be placed on the end of a staff.
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~
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#1317
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broken staff~
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a broken staff~
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A broken and useless staff has been discarded here.~
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~
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broken staff~
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It appears to have once been a very nice staff that someone ruined by
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putting it together wrong.
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~
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#1318
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christmas hat reindeer~
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a christmas hat with reindeer horns~
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A christmas hat with reindeer horns coming out of it lies here.~
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~
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christmas hat reindeer~
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This festive hat is trimmed with red and gold tinsel, green velvety material
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peaking in the middle with two large reindeer horns branching out either side.
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Very fetching.
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~
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#1319
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a festive Christmas cracker~
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a festive @rC@wh@rr@wi@rs@wt@rm@wa@rs@n @ncracker~
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A festive @rC@wh@rr@wi@rs@wt@rm@wa@rs@n @gcracker lies here, ready to be pulled.~
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~
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christmas cracker festive~
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This is a very fun looking Christmas cracker, and fun things are always best
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shared. Choose a special person to pull this with.
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(pull <name>)
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~
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#1320
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smallest violin~
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the World's smallest violin~
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The World's smallest violin is waiting for someone to play it.~
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~
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smallest violin~
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This violin is meant for those with a sarcastic wit and too much spare time
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on their hands.
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~
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#1321
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kitchen sink~
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the kitchen sink~
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Yes, this is everything including the kitchen sink.~
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kitchen sink~
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Rumble thought of everything......
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#1322
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oath~
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an oath~
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An oath lays on the ground waiting to be sworn.~
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oath~
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I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the
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United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and to bear true faith
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and allegiance to the same that I take this obligation freely, without any
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mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that I will well and faithfully
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discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to enter.
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~
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#1325
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introduction note paper~
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an intro note~
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A builder intro note has been dropped here.~
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introduction note paper~
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This has been moved to @RHELP INTRO@n.
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#1329
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test backpack~
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Test's backpack~
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A locked backpack with Test written on its front.~
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#1330
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straightjacket jacket straitjacket~
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a bleached-white straitjacket~
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A pristine white straitjacket is waiting for you.~
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cornucopia goats horn~
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a cornucopia~
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A curved goat's horn overflows with fruit, vegetables, and ears of grain.~
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cornucopia goats horn~
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"Cornucopia" comes from the Latin "cornu copiae," which translates literally
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as "horn of plenty. " A traditional staple of feasts, the cornucopia is
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believed to represent the horn of a goat from Greek mythology. According to
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legend, it was from this horn that the god Zeus was fed as an infant. Later,
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the horn was filled with flowers and fruits, and given as a present to Zeus.
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The filled horn (or a receptacle resembling it) has long served as a traditional
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symbol in art and decoration to suggest a store of abundance.
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#1332
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trial vnum assigner limiter~
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the trial vnum assigner~
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A trial vnum assigner helps people work on thier trial vnum.~
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~
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T 1365
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T 1366
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T 1306
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trial vnum assigner~
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This object was created to help new builders follow the directions under HELP
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TRIAL.
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#1333
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postit post-it note paper pad~
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a post-it note~
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A post-it note is stuck here as a reminder to someone.~
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~
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#1334
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pilot precise pen~
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a fine pen~
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A Pilot Precision Pen awaits someone's use.~
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~
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a novelty prize~
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a novelty prize~
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A novelty prize lies on the ground.~
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~
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novelty prize~
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This is a rather cheap-looking novelty prize. Congratulations on winning
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this... Wonderful... Thing!
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~
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#1336
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wrapped christmas present~
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a @RC@gh@Rr@gi@Rs@gt@Rm@ga@Rs @gp@Rr@ge@Rs@ge@Rn@gt@n~
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A beautifully wrapped @RC@gh@Rr@gi@Rs@gt@Rm@ga@Rs @gp@Rr@ge@Rs@ge@Rn@gt@g has been set here.@n~
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~
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wrapped christmas present~
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This parcel offers no hint whatsoever as to what may be inside. Covered in
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tinsel and festively patterned glitter paper, the only way to find out what it
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holds is to unwrap it!
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~
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#1337
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bright christmas lights~
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@Bs@Go@Cm@Re @Mb@Yr@Wi@Bg@Gh@Ct @RC@Mh@Yr@Wi@Bs@Gt@Cm@Ra@Ms @Yl@Wi@Bg@Gh@Ct@Rs@n~
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@BS@Go@Cm@Re @Mb@Yr@Wi@Bg@Gh@Ct @RC@Mh@Yr@Wi@Bs@Gt@Cm@Ra@Ms @Yl@Wi@Bg@Gh@Ct@Rs @Ma@Yr@We @Bh@Gu@Cn@Rg @Ma@Yl@Wl @Ba@Gr@Co@Ru@Mn@Yd @Wt@Bh@Ge @Cp@Rl@Ma@Yc@We@B.@n~
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~
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bright christmas lights~
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This string of Christmas lights is brightly coloured, and brings an air of
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festive cheer to the place.
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#1338
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Christmas tree pine large~
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a Christmas tree decorated with tinsel and baubles~
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A large Christmas pine tree, covered with tinsel and baubles lights up the room.~
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~
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Christmas tree pine large~
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This large and beautiful tree gives off a rich scent of fresh pine, long
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green needles draped with sparkling silver and gold tinsel. Red and green
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baubles hang here and there, along with assorted wooden toys. Soft glowing
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lights surround the entire tree with a warm halo-like haze.
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#1339
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a Christmas pudding~
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a plump Christmas pudding~
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A plump Christmas pudding has been left here, what's wrong with it?~
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pudding christmas~
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A wonderfully delicious looking pudding filled with festive fruits and
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generously laced with alcohol. You really have to eat it!
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#1340
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christmas santa claus hat~
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@Wa @RS@Wa@Rn@Wt@Ra @WC@Rl@Wa@Ru@Ws @Rh@Wa@Rt@n~
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@WA @RS@Wa@Rn@Wt@Ra @WC@Rl@Wa@Ru@Ws @Rh@Wa@Rt@n is lying here.~
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christmas santa claus hat~
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This bright red hat is trimmed with soft white fur, a little fluffy pom-pom
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dangles at the end of the floppy peak.
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#1341
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stocking christmas~
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a Christmas stocking~
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A Christmas stocking hangs expectantly from the wall.~
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christmas stocking~
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presents. Someone is optimistic.
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#1342
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heart candy~
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a small heart shaped candy~
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A pretty heart shaped candy with a message on it lies here.~
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~
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#1343
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code conduct~
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the code of conduct~
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The Code of Conduct was placed here.~
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code conduct~
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The United States Military Code of Conduct
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Article I
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I am an American, fighting in the forces which guard my country and our way of
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life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense.
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Article II
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I will never surrender of my own free will. If in command, I will never
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surrender the members of my command while they still have the means to resist.
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Article III
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If I am captured I will continue to resist by all means available. I will make
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every effort to escape and to aid others to escape. I will accept neither
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parole nor special favors from the enemy.
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Article IV
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If I become a prisoner of war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I
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will give no information or take part in any action which might be harmful to
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my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not, I will obey the
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lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them up in every way.
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Article V
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When questioned, should I become a prisoner of war, I am required to give
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name, rank, service number, and date of birth. I will evade answering
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further questions to the utmost of my ability. I will make no oral or
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written statements disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to
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their cause.
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~
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#1344
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cheesy sword destruction~
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the ultimate cheesy sword of destruction~
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A sword so ultimately powerful that it is cheesy.~
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~
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#1345
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key gateguard~
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a key~
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The gateguards key was left here.~
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~
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#1369
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Memorial 9.11 9/11 stone pyramid 911~
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a 911 memorial~
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A tapered pyramid of dark stone rises from floor to ceiling.~
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~
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memorial pyramid stone~
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A tapered spire of dark grey marble rises from its four sided base to a
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blunted tip near the ceiling. Two adjacent sides of the spire have been
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polished to a mirror-like finish while the remaining two sides are rough and
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jagged. Small sculpted figures of police, fire, and paramedics climb the
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blasted sides of the spire. Each of the hundreds of figures is a shade of
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either white, black, brown, yellow or red. A bronze plaque has been set in to
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the base of the monument.
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~
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E
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plaque base~
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To the memory of the thousands who died, and for the hundreds of millions
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who wept.
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~
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#1370
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flag american mast half~
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the American flag~
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An American flag is hung at half mast to mourn the World's loss.~
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~
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flag american mast half 1FEB03~
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The flag hangs limp and still unstirred by the wind. As if it mourns along with the
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rest of the world at the loss of the Columbia and crew.
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Rick Husband paid tribute to fallen astronauts from space, just four days before he died.
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"They made the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives and service to the country and for all
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mankind," the Texas native said Jan. 28, on the 17th anniversary of the Challenger
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explosion. The 45-year-old former Air Force test pilot was selected as an astronaut in 1994
|
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on his fourth try. Space flight was his lifelong passion, along with singing. This was his
|
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second space flight. Personal data: Married, two children.
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William McCool was an experienced Navy pilot with more than 2,800 hours in flight. But
|
||||
two weeks into his first trip into space, the 41-year-old astronaut was bursting with
|
||||
amazement. "There is so much more than what I ever expected," McCool told NPR on Jan. 30.
|
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"Its beyond imagination, until you actually get up and see it and experience it and feel
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it." The former Navy test pilot grew up in Lubbock, Texas, and became an astronaut in 1996.
|
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Personal data: Married, three children.
|
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Michael Anderson accepted the risks of space flight willingly. "I take the risk because I
|
||||
think what were doing is really important. If you look at this research flight ... the
|
||||
potential yield that we have is really tremendous," he said. Anderson, 43, was born in New
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York and grew up on military bases. He was flying for the Air Force when NASA chose him in
|
||||
1994 as one of only a handful of black astronauts. He traveled to Russias Mir space station
|
||||
in 1998. Personal data: Married.
|
||||
Kalpana Chawla wanted to design aircraft when she emigrated to the United States from
|
||||
India in the 1980s. The space program was the furthest thing from her mind. But "one thing
|
||||
led to another," the 41-year-old engineer said, and she was chosen as an astronaut in 1994.
|
||||
Chawla was the first native of India to fly on a space shuttle but the second in space,
|
||||
after Rakesh Sharma, who flew on an Indo-Soviet mission in 1984. This was Chawla's second
|
||||
space flight. Personal data: Married.
|
||||
David Brown was a Navy novelty: a jet pilot as well as a doctor. He was also probably the
|
||||
only NASA astronaut to have worked as a circus acrobat. (It was a summer job during
|
||||
college.) He said what he learned about "the teamwork and the safety and the staying
|
||||
focused" carried over to his space job. He joined the Navy after his medical internship, and
|
||||
held a captain's rank. NASA chose him as an astronaut in 1996. This was the 46-year-old
|
||||
Virginia native's first space flight. Personal data: Single.
|
||||
Laurel Clark was a diving medical officer aboard submarines and then a flight surgeon
|
||||
before she became an astronaut in 1996. This was her first space flight. She had been on
|
||||
board Columbia to help with more than 80 science experiments. "She was doing something that
|
||||
she cared deeply about, that she was very good at," said her father, Robert Salton. In fact,
|
||||
he said, "she was pretty good at everything." The 41-year-old's hometown was Racine, Wis.
|
||||
Personal data: Married, one child.
|
||||
Ilan Ramon, a colonel in Israels air force, was the first Israeli in space. His mother
|
||||
and grandmother survived the Auschwitz death camp. Like his Zionist father, the astronaut
|
||||
fought for his country, in the Yom Kippur War in 1973 and the Lebanon War in 1982. He took
|
||||
part in the 1981 air strike that destroyed an Iraqi nuclear reactor. Ramon, 48, was selected
|
||||
as an astronaut in 1997 and moved to Houston in 1998 for training. He called Tel Aviv home.
|
||||
Personal data: Married, four children.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
~
|
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#1388
|
||||
gambling winnings~
|
||||
Rumble's gambling winnings~
|
||||
A large pile of cash and coins are labeled "Rumble's Gambling Winnings."~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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|
||||
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1 1 0 0
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#1389
|
||||
obvious award~
|
||||
the "thanks for stating the obvious" award~
|
||||
The "thanks for stating the obvious" award lies here majestically, waiting to be awarded.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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||||
E
|
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obvious award~
|
||||
This award was created for those who have the knack of stating what everyone
|
||||
already knows.
|
||||
~
|
||||
#1390
|
||||
award channel mischannel~
|
||||
the "I don't know how to talk on the right channel" award~
|
||||
The "I don't know how to talk on the right channel" award is waiting to be awarded.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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||||
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||||
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||||
E
|
||||
award channel~
|
||||
The award is huge and cumbersome. It is a large gold plated telephone
|
||||
mounted on a base of marble. The inscription reads: "For those who have trouble
|
||||
figuring out what channel they are using, we salute you! "
|
||||
~
|
||||
#1391
|
||||
deodorant bottle~
|
||||
a bottle of deodorant~
|
||||
A bottle of deodorant is begging to be sprayed~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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||||
0 1 1 0
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||||
1 9 0 0
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||||
T 1362
|
||||
E
|
||||
deodorant bottle~
|
||||
The bottle is labeled "Glade" "mountain fresh" and smells nothing like fresh
|
||||
mountains. But, it does smell nice.
|
||||
~
|
||||
#1392
|
||||
shotgun gun postal~
|
||||
a postal worker's shotgun~
|
||||
A postal worker's shotgun is beckoning you.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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||||
1 1 1 12
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||||
1 1 0 0
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||||
T 1361
|
||||
E
|
||||
shotgun~
|
||||
A shotgun with the emblem of the USPS on the hilt.
|
||||
~
|
||||
#1393
|
||||
ruby slippers~
|
||||
a pair of ruby slippers~
|
||||
Dorothy left her ruby slippers here. Maybe they can take you home.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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|
||||
0 0 0 0
|
||||
1 1 0 0
|
||||
T 1391
|
||||
E
|
||||
ruby slippers~
|
||||
The depp red slippers sparkle with magic and energy. They are rumored to be
|
||||
able to take you home if you say there is no place like home.
|
||||
~
|
||||
#1396
|
||||
quarter coin~
|
||||
a quarter~
|
||||
A typical U.S. quarter that appears to be perfect for flipping.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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|
||||
0 0 0 0
|
||||
1 1 0 0
|
||||
T 1393
|
||||
E
|
||||
coin quarter~
|
||||
This quarter is perfect for deciding those difficult boolean questions you
|
||||
may have. Just "flip quarter"
|
||||
~
|
||||
#1397
|
||||
christmas poem soldiers~
|
||||
a soldiers christmas poem~
|
||||
A poem about the forgotten soldiers christmas.~
|
||||
Twas the night before Christmas,
|
||||
He lived all alone,
|
||||
In a one bedroom house
|
||||
Made of plaster and stone.
|
||||
|
||||
I had come down the chimney
|
||||
With presents to give,
|
||||
And to see just who
|
||||
In this home did live.
|
||||
|
||||
I looked all about,
|
||||
A strange sight I did see,
|
||||
No tinsel, no presents,
|
||||
Not even a tree.
|
||||
|
||||
No stocking by mantle,
|
||||
Just boots filled with sand,
|
||||
On the wall hung pictures
|
||||
Of far distant lands.
|
||||
|
||||
With medals and badges,
|
||||
Awards of all kinds,
|
||||
A somber thought
|
||||
Came through my mind.
|
||||
|
||||
For this house was different,
|
||||
It was dark and dreary,
|
||||
I found the home of a soldier,
|
||||
Once I could see clearly.
|
||||
|
||||
The soldier lay sleeping,
|
||||
Silent, alone,
|
||||
Curled up on the floor
|
||||
In this one bedroon home.
|
||||
|
||||
The face was so gentle,
|
||||
The room in such disorder,
|
||||
Not how I pictured
|
||||
A United States Soldier.
|
||||
|
||||
Was this the hero
|
||||
Of whom I'd just read?
|
||||
Curled up on a poncho,
|
||||
The floor for a bed?
|
||||
|
||||
I realized the families
|
||||
That I saw this night,
|
||||
Owed their lives to these soldiers
|
||||
Who were willing to fight.
|
||||
|
||||
Soon round the world,
|
||||
The children would play,
|
||||
And grownups would celebrate
|
||||
a bright Christmas Day.
|
||||
|
||||
They all enjoyed freedom
|
||||
Each month of the year,
|
||||
Because of the soldiers,
|
||||
Like the one lying here.
|
||||
|
||||
I couldn't help wonder
|
||||
How many lay alone,
|
||||
On an old Christmas Eve
|
||||
In a land far from home.
|
||||
|
||||
The very thought
|
||||
Brought a tear to my eye,
|
||||
I dropped to my knees
|
||||
And started to cry.
|
||||
|
||||
The soldier awakened
|
||||
And I heard a rough voice,
|
||||
"Santa don't cry,
|
||||
This life is my choice;
|
||||
|
||||
I fight for freedom,
|
||||
I don't ask for more,
|
||||
My life is my GOD,
|
||||
My COUNTRY, My CORPS."
|
||||
|
||||
The soldier rolled over
|
||||
And drifted to sleep,
|
||||
I couldn't control it,
|
||||
I continued to weep.
|
||||
|
||||
I kept watch for hours,
|
||||
So silent and still
|
||||
And we both shivered
|
||||
From the cold night's chill.
|
||||
|
||||
I didn't want to leave
|
||||
On that cold, dark, night,
|
||||
This Guardian of Honor
|
||||
So willing to fight.
|
||||
|
||||
Then the soldier rolled over,
|
||||
With a voice soft and pure,
|
||||
Whispered, "Carry on Santa,
|
||||
It's Christmas Day, All is secure."
|
||||
|
||||
One look at my watch,
|
||||
And I knew he was right.
|
||||
"MERRY CHRISTMAS MY FRIEND,
|
||||
AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT."
|
||||
|
||||
This poem was written by a Marine stationed in Okinawa Japan.
|
||||
~
|
||||
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|
||||
0 0 0 0
|
||||
1 1 0 0
|
||||
#1398
|
||||
rotten mistletoe~
|
||||
some rotten mistletoe~
|
||||
This mistletoe reeks of mold and decay.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
19 0 a 0
|
||||
1 0 0 1
|
||||
1 1 0 0
|
||||
#1399
|
||||
mistletoe plant~
|
||||
some mistletoe~
|
||||
A soft woody plant with green leaves and white berries is hanging over your head.~
|
||||
~
|
||||
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|
||||
1 0 0 0
|
||||
1 1 0 0
|
||||
E
|
||||
plant mistletoe~
|
||||
The tradition of kissing under the mistletoe originated from the Druids
|
||||
who considered the mistletoe sacred. They believed that it held magical virtue
|
||||
and was a remedy for evil. The priests would cut pieces of the oak tree on
|
||||
which the mistletoe grew and offer them along with two white bulls as a
|
||||
sacrifice to pagan gods. Twigs with berries were hung above doors to indicate
|
||||
that past grievance and hatreds were forgiven and it was used in amulets,
|
||||
bracelets and rings to ward off evil and protect against witchcraft and
|
||||
poisoning. Mistletoe symbolizes peace and love.
|
||||
~
|
||||
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|
||||
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