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Could a mod please close this, I've found what I wanted. Thank you!

Hi all! I'm looking to buy a Remains with a good amount, but by no means extraordinary amount, of age. Just enough so that I can max it without having to worry about age days. I'd also like for it to be tokened with an Emerald Glare token if it's possible. Please state your price! (I'm thinking around 2sc for age compensation + token, or if it has multiple tokens 1sc per token) Thanks in advance =) Edit: Edited for clarity, I've had a long day.

7sc for Master Kana EDIT: I'm currently running around the map like mad, but I think the trade could still be completed by proxy if I have the highest bid on anything. Sorry! Edit on the Edit: And by proxy I meant through someone who knows me, such as Curiose, AmberRune, Hedge Munos, or Rumi. NOT an alt.

6 sc for Master Kyu

[s]Angien ID: 504770 Age: 158 Tokens: none [/s] Angien ID: 510205 Age: 219 Tokens: purpurfog, blooddrop1, emeraldglare Withdrawn bid for first Angien, 4sc for the second

Lucid Dreams: The following information is what I personally found that works when I was teaching myself to have Lucid Dreams Let me clear up a common misconception first. Having a lucid dream just means that you are aware that you are dreaming. There are lucid dreams in which you have absolutely no control over what is happening to or around you. Think really bad nightmares The easiest way to enter a lucid dream is to fall back asleep almost immediately after waking up. You take a few seconds to reorient yourself to reality and realize that you were sleeping, then fall asleep again. Some people say that it's better to wait longer, even up to an hour, but I find that fast often works better for me. FOCUS ON THE DREAM THAT YOU WERE JUST HAVING, IGNORE RANDOM THOUGHTS. Of course, This is easier said than done, especially when you're the type of person who wakes up and stays awake. The point of this is that when you fall back asleep, you are usually dropped back into whatever dream you've been having, except this time you know you're dreaming because you've been awake. Some people have had success combining the above method with having their alarm wake them up at unusual times. Once you realize you're dreaming the hardest part is over. If you know a different way to realize that you're dreaming besides just getting used to what dreams "feel" like, please share because this topic interests me quite a bit After you internalize that you're in a dream after coming out of a dream, you are often able to do whatever you want to to it. Change the "characters" or the setting, play and pause, even rewind. As Curiose said, your imagination is unlocked. However, as stated above you can still be dropped into lucid dreams that you have no control over at all. Another important step would be keeping a dream journal. As soon as you wake up, write down everything that you remember upon waking no matter how weird it seems. I have a page here that reads, "Tacos and Finn, in the bahamas. Hippos? Why do dogs sing opera? Linebackers don't tip well." The sooner you can figure out what you commonly dream about, the easier it is to realize that you're dreaming. Will add Artificial Zero thoughts later… it's time for bed

[quote ]2481 - 1028 = 1453 This the last year of the Middle Ages and the end of the Hundred Years' War. [/quote] I would disagree that 1453 it the end of the Middle Ages since the Renaissance started mid-1300s in Florence, or very early 1400s if you want to count when the printing press was invented as being the start. Unless, of course, you are referring to 1453 as being the year that the Byzantium Empire ended when Constantinople fell.

If you divide the variables by each other (ignoring the zero because you cannot divide by zero) you get the same answer. 2481: 2/4 = .5/8 = .0625/1 = .0625 1028: 1/2 = .5/8 = .0625 Not sure if that counts =)

What is good? Good just depends upon something that is not bad, the two self define each other. Both are abstract concepts, but I believe that I can say with absolute certainty that cake is good. What is your best physical attribute? My fingers What is your best non-physical attribute? My ability to understand What do you value most? Curiosity What is 2 + 2? A catch all and overused question that can either be answered seriously or in a silly manner in an attempt to display your wisdom. I say it's 5, in reference to 1984. What do you know? I know only that which I have learned through the senses and by the senses. - Descartes So, I know what I know. Which happens to be a tiny bit of a lot of things.

I'd love to do it Forum PM me for my YIM

Ah… Paganini is an exquisite visual composer. I've listened to him before, but that was before I became much more musically inclined. I'm normally like Marvolo, when I listen to music I normally feel thoughts and emotions and can see it rising and ebbing more than it makes me visualize shapes and "landscapes" (as I call them in my head), only rarely do I get an actual sense of space and time that the music imparts to me, but Paganini is different. When I listen to him, there's a definite story and landscape… like a play… You get the sense that he's telling a single story that you're supposed to be focusing on, but there's a lot of side meanings and what not that sort of spiral out from the story This one in particular: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcY57nzzHkM&feature=autoplay&list=PL12445CB7CECABB2F&index=27&playnext=1 It seems to be happening in a city and we're looking for something, but, we keep getting distracted by the city around us before madly dashing off again. As we run around, there are other stories that Paganini hints to, such as the people on the carriage, or the fountain in the square (both scenes from my head) but then he takes us away in our search again instead of exploring those themes/places. Edit: Oh, and I play the cello. The mellow cello if you prefer. I associate it with doves, circles, church bells, and melancholy. I can't tell you why for any of those, because I myself have only just begun to consider the "why". That quite possibly makes no sense and may or may not actually be useful to anyone, but I thought I'd chip in.

I really like it, is it meant to be reversible? Looking at it upside down it's just as interesting as looking at it the "right" side up. Cool painting!