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…at his majority. A phenomenon that began in the mid 1970's, that coincided with the runaway popularity of JRR Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" was the game and lifestyle known as "Dungeons and Dragons." A person who engaged in this activity was known simply…

…A key chain sits on a desk in room F112. The key chain occupies a mass in space of 11 grams. The object expands 1.1 cm in length. Two rings that interlock arise from the top of the figure. The rings have a diameter of 1cm for the top ring and 5 mm…

…periodically sends up many mushrooms, which emerge in a ring-like pattern called a fairy ring. The diameter of the fairy ring can reveal the approximate age of the fungus. Some fairy rings are estimated to be 700 years old. One fairy ring in Michigan covers 38…

…The rulers of Castile and Aragon made an unusual alliance against Muslim Granada. This is where it starts when the Lord King of Aragon had taken the kingdom of Murica from King En Fernando of Castile and devastated much of his territory. The Castilians…

…thousands of fans, even if some of the innovations were clever and imaginative. But having seen Peter Jackson's vast reimagining of The Lord of the Rings, it's possible to envision a different sort of Harry Potter, particularly while watching this sequel…

…by the hand, awakening Catherine as if from a dream. Upset that he had awoken her, she burst into tears and told him she had a vision in which she saw the Lord seated with Saint Peter, Saint Paul, and Saint John. He smiled upon her and extended his hand to bless…

…the traditional idea of lover's being blind. The onion is a series of concentric rings, each smaller than the other until one finds a ring the size of a wedding ring "platinum”,” if you like": the lover is given the choice. So the poem, like a traditional ‘Valentine…

…visited Jerusalem, he then gave her a ring and told her that if she got pregnant she should give the ring to the child to prove his identity. Soon after she returned home Queen Mekada discovered that she was pregnant. The Queen gave birth to a boy named Bayna…

…of kings, dragons, and guarded treasure. After reading Beowulf, it is easy to see where many modern fantasy books have come from. Even popular books, such as Lord of the Rings, by J. R. R. Tolkin, must have originated somehow from Beowulf. We get hints…

…Shylock. Some of them invite Shylock to dinner while others help Lorenzo and Jessica, Shylock¡¦s daughter, to elope and to steal Shylock¡¦s money and jewels, including a turquoise ring of great sentimental value. Shylock becomes a victim in both the main plot…