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Glass is a type of terrain in Splatoon. Glass in GoldenEye serves multiple purposes. It can act as a window, a divider, and even a door. Depending on the strength of the weapon, it can often take between three to seven shots to break a standard pane. Certain stages contain indestructible glass, however. The Facility is a good example of this. Solid glass doors also cannot be destroyed. Both the Aztec and Egyptian bonus missions feature them in the higher security locations. Glass is a highly toxic liquid found only in western Canada. It was first discovered in 1987 by Ricky Martin. Glass is an amorphous (non-crystalline) solid material. Glasses are typically brittle and optically transparent. The most familiar type of glass, used for centuries in windows and drinking vessels, is soda-lime glass, composed of about 75% silica (SiO2) plus Na2O, CaO, and several minor additives. Often, the term glass is used in a restricted sense to refer to this specific use. Glass is a substance, commonly made from heated silicon. Glass can form naturally and is also made artificially for use in windows and glass vessels and decorations. In 2370, when Julian Bashir was attempting to locate a Horta in the mines of Davonia his tricorder had trouble singling it out as the mines had been drilled with high-powered phasers causing the walls to turn into glass, making the silicon lifeform difficult to detect amongst all the other silicon in the area. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky) Glass and his team were dispatched to the ranching planet Ryushi to investigate an XT distress signal. Every Colonial Marine knew the events on the planet Acheron (LV-426), an event that started with an XT distress signal, and many were worried about the possibility of Xenomorphs on the planet. Glass pulled the team together and landed on the planet. They first investigated the cabin of Machiko Noguchi, who had disappeared for reasons unknown to the marines long ago. As they drove to the source of the distress signal, Glass studied the 3-D reconstructions of the Xenomorphs the Weyland-Yutani Corporation had supplied. Sand can easily be found on the shore of many bodies of water, like Oceans or oases in Dunes or Savannahs. Glass is used in making Windows, Beacons, Lamps and Reinforced Glass-blocks for building. When crafting or taking Glass for the first time, the crafting-recipe for Wood Windows will automatically be unlocked. There are different kinds of -building-blocks in Creativerse, however not all of them even need Glass as an ingredient to be crafted. Un mito popular es que los vidrios son en realidad un líquido muy viscoso. 2: Vaso * Nota: Se utiliza tanto en el sentido de recipiente como de unidad de medida. 3: Copa 4: Espejo * Uso: Coloquial The Glass ability is defined as anyone who can break glass in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. In LEGO Batman: The Videogame, Batman's Sonic Suit can also break glass, but not in this sense. There are three types of people who can break glass: Willie, whose scream can humorously break glass, Explosive characters, and anyone who has a sword or spear or something of the like and throw it into the glass. Broken glass - nothing special. Glass is a type of building material. It can be found in many storage rooms, together with piles of Metal, Reinforced Glass and wire, and is used mainly for building Windows. Some items in the dungeon are made of glass. Glass is a fragile material, so items made of glass will tend to break when they are struck by a force bolt or wand of striking, when they are thrown, when they are dropped while levitating, and when they are dropped down stairs. Items in your inventory will not shatter from force bolts or wands of striking. Artifacts that are made of glass will not shatter. Gems (i.e. worthless pieces of glass) will also not shatter. __NOEDITSECTION__ Glass was a generic term for any molten silicon which could be naturally occurring (volcanic) or man-made and was, by definition, very fragile. Glass was most commonly used in windows, corrective lenses, and drinking glasses. An invidium contamination aboard the USS Enterprise-D caused a drinking glass to melt in the hand of its holder, Lieutenant junior grade Duffy releasing the beverage from within. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits" ) "Glass" was one of numerous words Doctor Julian Bashir randomly used after he was infected by the aphasia virus in 2369. (DS9: "Babel") More than one meaning: * Glass (drinking glass) * Glass (substance) Glass is a Sacaen swordsman and the boss of Chapter 2 in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. He only makes an appearance in the chapter because he wants to steal Sacae's most famous sword, the Mani Katti. Upon threatening the priest charged with protecting the Mani Katti, the priest puts a spell on it to make sure Glass cannot remove it. Glass is a level 3 Mercenary. Being a mercenary, Glass has fairly balanced stats. He can be defeated most easily using Kent or Sain. Glass is the first mercenary boss fought, the next being Beyard, in Chapter 7x. Aside from the medical journal I am keeping a personal log of my failures and successes along this arduous process so that when the cure is perfected, I might receive full recognition, and the account of my story will be provided. Glass is a transparent block in Minecraft and is often used for making windows. It is made by smelting sand or Red Sand in a Furnace. Glass in itself is almost completely transparent, making it easy to look through. If a Glass block is viewed through the side of another, it appears invisible. Glass is an amorphous (non-crystalline) solid material which is often transparent and has widespread practical, technological, and decorative usage in things like window panes, tableware, and optoelectronics. The most familiar, and historically the oldest, types of glass are based on the chemical compound silica (silicon dioxide), the primary constituent of sand. The term glass, in popular usage, is often used to refer only to this type of material, which is familiar from use as window glass and in glass bottles. Of the many silica-based glasses that exist, ordinary glazing and container glass is formed from a specific type called soda-lime glass, composed of approximately 75% silicon dioxide (SiO2 Glass is a crafting component in Fallout 4. The Glass decal is a purchasable cosmetic item for vehicles. Selecting and equipping different glass does not change the way you perceive the world around from inside the cockpit of your vehicle, but it does change the prosthetics of your vehicle from the outside. Selecting, purchasing and equipping different glass decals will alter the style and color of your vehicles cockpit/windshield glass. Glass is made by smelting sand. Glass steht für: * Amphetamin zum Rauchen * Methamphetamin Glass is a secondary Elemental power. Glass is, and will always be, the most common form of bacteria that grows on solids and makes them see-through, creating glass. Glass (File:Glass Currency Icon.png) was currency durring the Monorail 2015 Event. For those that participated in the event, it can still be earned and used. As soon as One Track Mind Pt. 2 has been completed, and the Glass Depot built, players can use Junk previously harvested at the Springfield Dump at the Glass Depot to create Glass and complete Projects at the Project Board in order to get the event's Personal Prizes and after the event, Extra Tracks. Glass (de_glass) is currently unreleased Bomb defusal or Demolition map added to game files in January 12, 2017 update to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive files. Darlene thought of the to-go carriers for transporting Anna's 'little friends'; not the boxes, but the carriers they slide into. Glass is a Material crafted using the Fabricator. It is used to craft seabase modules, such as Glass Compartments, Hatches and Alien Containments, and some Tools. It is also used to craft Enameled Glass, which is required for vehicles. Glass is a basic action card in Dragon Age: The Last Court. Not all associated actions are available every draw. Glass is a transparent block used primarily for ecoration. thumb|glass observandoglass es la novia de esbreon le ayuda a buscar a jirachi por el monte magia es muy alegre y tambien tiene rivalidad con el profesor kadabra porque el mato a sus papás con una pocima con esencia de koffing aveses se pelea con umpeon porque le hace bromas. conoce rayo aurora, rayo hielo, colmillo hielo y encanto.tiene un hermanito eevee llamado lee que los acompaña pero a la mitad del viaje evoluciona en kangneon y los deja para cumplir su sueño en el dojo lucario. 240px|thumb|left|Ma'chello och Fred äter glass. Glass är en frusen dessert oftast gjorda av mejeriprodukter, såsom mjölk och grädde och ofta i kombination med frukt eller andra ingredienser och smaker. De flesta sorter innehåller socker, även om vissa är gjorda med andra sötningsmedel. Ma'chello och Fred hade ice cream sundae på en diner. (SG1: "Holiday") Överste Jonathan J. O'Neill erbjöd Loran glass men han visste inte vad det var. (SG1: "The Light") Glass is a novel in the works by As The Anointed, detailing the travels of the space pirate ship Pangaea and its eccentric captain, all through the eyes of the ordinary slacker Benji. Captain Isaac Lamarck III is an adventurer, a fighter, a dreamer and an exquisite chef who dreams of reaching the centre of the universe. But when he accepts a bounty on the head of a notoriously unfettered pirate named The Liar, he is drawn into a conflict that will question his ideals, his goals and his very identity. Samples can now be found here: __NOEDITSECTION__ <default>Glass</default> File:Image needed.jpg Stats Type Weight Value Enchantment Displays Museum Deepholme Technical info Origin RefID XX2FB116(XX must be replaced with the number IMMERSIVE COLLEGE OF WINTERHOLD has in your load order) Glass is an Alternate Universe fanfiction written and published on FanFiction.Net by Courtanie. File:Quake1.gif Glass in Aftershock for Quake is a transparent barrier that is often contained in a frame. This barrier is featured in the level GLASS. Unlike a normal wall, Monsters can see through a wall of Glass. File:Quake1.gif <default>GLASS</default> Game Episode Designer Level Editor Soundtrack Level Theme Previous Map Next Map Specific Information Enemies Secrets New Weapons New Powerups New Obstacles New Enemies New Misc [Source] GLASS is a Single Player level in Aftershock for Quake. There is no in-game name for this level, nor is there any documentation. This level is therefore named after the filename. Glass is a block that can be used to make items such as Bottles. As of update 1.2, you must use a Pickaxe to break glass. Glass is a transparent Block that can be used as a Decoration. It functions as windows. A variant of glass, Stained Glass, will be added in a future update. Glass is a transparent substance made from sand. that is a non-crystalline solid. The most common form of glass is the glass used for windows, and drinking cups, as well as eyeglasses. Glass is the one substance that Mr. Mergen's chemical solution was unable to have any effect on. Noah Tall and Twisty placed the Krim family in a glass box when they kidnapped them. According to Mr. Vanderbulge, the glass container that his sapphire was kept in was impervious to bullets, heat and drills. Glass is a common household material. It's used to construct furniture, furnishings and decorations. Glass can be made and used in many different ways to adjust its properties. Normal glass is fairly brittle and can be broken easily by striking or dropping it. However, treated glass can even be bullet proof. The transparency or translucence of glass can be adjusted. It can be so clear that birds don't see it and fly into windows or people accidentally attempt to walk through closed sliding glass doors. But it can be colored or shaded so that light passes through, but you can't see through it -- useful in glass construction blocks. Or it can be completely opaque, not even allowing light through. Glass is unique among common solid substances. It is neither crystalline nor amorphous. Technically a super-cooled liquid, glass exists in solid form at room temperature only due to a loophole in the laws of quantum physics. The study of glass is undertaken by scientists known as 'glassholes'. Unlike positrons, Eugenie Diract's "bumps" have not received a common name although Nils Bohr once sent her a fetching red lace brassiere. It is, however, the presence of these "bumps" which allow glass to solidify without crystallizing. A theme to go with the Glass Eterm theme. Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 90FFFF The Glass is an item which contains a beer named Storm Brave. Glass tubes appear in Maridia and Chozodia in Super Metroid and Metroid: Zero Mission, and must be destroyed using a Power Bomb to access the rest of Maridia and Crateria. The Control Capsule that Mother Brain uses is a form of glass and can be destroyed with Missile or Super Missile fire. It is said to be constructed through molecular transference of Zebetite in the Metroid Manga. Grobnite is a glass-like element, which appears in the Sanctuary Entrance as a wall mixed with Denzium that can also be destroyed with a Power Bomb.

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Glass is an amorphous (non-crystalline) solid material which is often transparent and has widespread practical, technological, and decorative usage in things like window panes, tableware, and optoelectronics. The most familiar, and historically the oldest, types of glass are based on the chemical compound silica (silicon dioxide), the primary constituent of sand. The term glass, in popular usage, is often used to refer only to this type of material, which is familiar from use as window glass and in glass bottles. Of the many silica-based glasses that exist, ordinary glazing and container glass is formed from a specific type called soda-lime glass, composed of approximately 75% silicon dioxide (SiO2 ), sodium oxide (Na2O) from sodium carbonate (Na2CO3), calcium oxide, also called lime (CaO), and several minor additives. A very clear and durable quartz glass can be made from pure silica; the other compounds above are used to improve the temperature workability of the product. Many applications of silicate glasses derive from their optical transparency, which gives rise to one of silicate glasses' primary uses as window panes. Glass will both reflect and refract light; these qualities can be enhanced by cutting and polishing to make optical lenses, prisms, fine glassware, and optical fibers for high speed data transmission by light. Glass can be colored by adding metallic salts, and can also be painted. These qualities have led to the extensive use of glass in the manufacture of art objects and in particular, stained glass windows. Although brittle, silicate glass is extremely durable, and many examples of glass fragments exist from early glass-making cultures. Because glass can be formed or molded into any shape, and also because it is a sterile product, it has been traditionally used for vessels: bowls, vases, bottles, jars and drinking glasses. In its most solid forms it has also been used for paperweights, marbles, and beads. When extruded as glass fiber and matted as glass wool in a way to trap air, it becomes a thermal insulating material, and when these glass fibers are embedded into an organic polymer plastic, they are a key structural reinforcement part of the composite material fiberglass. In science, the term glass is often defined in a broader sense, encompassing every solid that possesses a non-crystalline (i.e. amorphous) atomic-scale structure and that exhibits a glass transition when heated towards the liquid state. Thus, porcelains and many polymer thermoplastics familiar from everyday use, are physically glasses also. These sorts of glasses can be made of quite different kinds of materials: metallic alloys, ionic melts, aqueous solutions, molecular liquids, and polymers. For many applications (bottles, eyewear) polymer glasses (acrylic glass, polycarbonate, polyethylene terephthalate) are a lighter alternative to traditional silica glasses. __NOEDITSECTION__ Un mito popular es que los vidrios son en realidad un líquido muy viscoso. 2: Vaso * Nota: Se utiliza tanto en el sentido de recipiente como de unidad de medida. 3: Copa 4: Espejo * Uso: Coloquial Glass was a generic term for any molten silicon which could be naturally occurring (volcanic) or man-made and was, by definition, very fragile. Glass was most commonly used in windows, corrective lenses, and drinking glasses. On Admiral Kirk's birthday in 2285, Doctor McCoy gave him a pair of reading glasses. The glasses later were broken in a battle with the USS Reliant commandeered by Khan Noonien Singh. The glasses were sold in 20th century Earth at an antiques dealer in San Francisco who purchased them for US$100, noting they would have been worth more if the lenses had been intact. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan; Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) An invidium contamination aboard the USS Enterprise-D caused a drinking glass to melt in the hand of its holder, Lieutenant junior grade Duffy releasing the beverage from within. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits" ) "Glass" was one of numerous words Doctor Julian Bashir randomly used after he was infected by the aphasia virus in 2369. (DS9: "Babel") One form of glass was Tabalian glass. (DS9: "For the Cause") After she was beamed aboard the USS Enterprise-E, Lily Sloane was surprised to see no glass covered a hatch to space. Jean-Luc Picard then demonstrated the function of a force field to her. (Star Trek: First Contact) Glass is a transparent substance made from sand. that is a non-crystalline solid. The most common form of glass is the glass used for windows, and drinking cups, as well as eyeglasses. Glass is the one substance that Mr. Mergen's chemical solution was unable to have any effect on. Noah Tall and Twisty placed the Krim family in a glass box when they kidnapped them. According to Mr. Vanderbulge, the glass container that his sapphire was kept in was impervious to bullets, heat and drills. Glass (de_glass) is currently unreleased Bomb defusal or Demolition map added to game files in January 12, 2017 update to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive files. Darlene thought of the to-go carriers for transporting Anna's 'little friends'; not the boxes, but the carriers they slide into. Glass tubes appear in Maridia and Chozodia in Super Metroid and Metroid: Zero Mission, and must be destroyed using a Power Bomb to access the rest of Maridia and Crateria. The Control Capsule that Mother Brain uses is a form of glass and can be destroyed with Missile or Super Missile fire. It is said to be constructed through molecular transference of Zebetite in the Metroid Manga. Grobnite is a glass-like element, which appears in the Sanctuary Entrance as a wall mixed with Denzium that can also be destroyed with a Power Bomb. Containment units in the Xenoresearch Labs on Eastern SkyTown, Elysia are made of glass and can be shattered once an Energy Cell that powers them is removed, although this has the consequence of releasing numerous Phazon Metroids that were in captivity. Glass is also present throughout Metroid: Other M as a barrier, often blocking sensors. When Samus acquires the Wave Beam, this problem is negated as it can penetrate the glass and shoot the sensor through the glass. An example of this is when Samus activates the Materials Transfer Lift. Before this, Samus becomes trapped in a section of the warehouse in the Cryosphere by glass walls, while Super Zebesians begin to attack her. Adam Malkovich authorizes her to use her Wave Beam to dispatch them. __NOEDITSECTION__ <default>Glass</default> File:Image needed.jpg Stats Type Weight Value Enchantment Displays Museum Deepholme Technical info Origin RefID XX2FB116(XX must be replaced with the number IMMERSIVE COLLEGE OF WINTERHOLD has in your load order) Glass is a novel in the works by As The Anointed, detailing the travels of the space pirate ship Pangaea and its eccentric captain, all through the eyes of the ordinary slacker Benji. Captain Isaac Lamarck III is an adventurer, a fighter, a dreamer and an exquisite chef who dreams of reaching the centre of the universe. But when he accepts a bounty on the head of a notoriously unfettered pirate named The Liar, he is drawn into a conflict that will question his ideals, his goals and his very identity. Samples can now be found here: Glass and his team were dispatched to the ranching planet Ryushi to investigate an XT distress signal. Every Colonial Marine knew the events on the planet Acheron (LV-426), an event that started with an XT distress signal, and many were worried about the possibility of Xenomorphs on the planet. Glass pulled the team together and landed on the planet. They first investigated the cabin of Machiko Noguchi, who had disappeared for reasons unknown to the marines long ago. As they drove to the source of the distress signal, Glass studied the 3-D reconstructions of the Xenomorphs the Weyland-Yutani Corporation had supplied. They discovered the source of the distress signal, a crashed Yautja starship; it was here that Glass realized that the ships' schematics was very different from the derelict they found, making the information all but useless to them. They carefully entered the ship, and killed a half-starved native Briar Wolf that had startled them. Continuing deeper into the ship, finding not only a half-crushed skeletalized Yautja corpse (which the Briar Wolf had been feeding upon) but also an unconscious Yautja and a supposedly dead Xenomorph Queen. As they moved the unconscious Predator out of the ship, the Queen awoke and killed one of the Marines. They fired on it, with Glass deciding to get off the planet with their survivor. As they hurriedly exited the ship, Xenomorph warriors burst out of the ground and killed another Colonial Marine. They fired their way through the Xenomorphs, but were soon surrounded. Just as the Aliens were about to wipe out Glass and his Marines, a trio of Yautja hunters decloaked and jumped from the cliffs around the crashed ship. Glass ordered his men not to fire on the Yautja, since they were on a mission to rescue them, a decision Glass would later regret. As they decided that the Yautja, who were using advanced weaponry to rapidly exterminate the Xenomorphs, did not need their help, they pulled the unconscious Yautja to their heavily armed ATV. One of the predators, who happened to be Light-Stepper advanced on the squad and they attempted communication, only resulting in the death of yet another Marine. At this point they attempted to flee in their ATV, and fired at the one Predator that had just killed their squadmate, which cloaked in order to escape. Another cloaked Predator fired its Plasmacaster at the ATV and boarded the vehicle. Glass noticed the faint shimmer of the cloaking device and killed the Yautja, realizing the things could be killed. They quickly sped away, running over several Xenomorphs before escaping. The Marines regrouped at Naguchi's cabin. Glass ordered their pilot to pick them up and get off Ryushi. At that moment, the unconscious Predator began convulsing. Glass realized what was happening as a chestburster exploded out of the Yautja's chest. Their sergeant ordered the Marines to kill it, but suddenly he was killed by a Predator's Plasmacaster. They scrambled to escape the planet as their ship appeared in the sky. In the confusion, the communications relay was disconnected. Glass radioed the pilot, but saw the disconnected relay, just as the Predators fired on and destroyed the ship. The remaining Marines sped away from Naguchi's cabin in the ATV, killing one of the Predators with the ATV's cannons. They decided to regroup at the long-abandoned Prosperity Wells colony, noting how it was now essentially a scrapyard. They made a camp at the ruins, setting mines set to explode at the press of a remote. Glass allowed the other Marines to get some sleep, but he himself was focused on killing the Predators. It was at this point that he removed the platoon's flag from its setting (despite it having only just been set up) to fashion himself a bandanna. Just as they settled in, the Predalien chestburster crawled out from the bottom of the ATV and killed two of the Marines. It ran out into the desert, just as the motion tracker went off, indicating cloaked Yautja. Glass detonated the landmines, killing one of the two remaining Yautja. Glass and France, now the last remaining Marines, ran into the desert to escape. France was in an absolute panic ever since the Predalien killed both Sali and Reed, and soon panicked as he saw a shadow, firing the last few bullets in his pulse rifle, leaving both of the soldiers without any ammunition. The Predalien jumped out and killed France, leaving Glass the last human left alive. Much to his horror, Glass was then cornered by the last Predator, who had followed the Predalien. However, instead of killing Glass, the Yautja turned his attention to the Predalien. As the two aliens battled, Glass made the split-second decision to help the Predator when he saw it start to lose. After a vicious fight, Glass and the Yautja sat down, exhausted, with the Predalien lying dead on the ground. The two warriors gained a newfound respect for each other, or as Glass said, "Maybe we were just too tired to fight each other anymore." Glass and the Yautja then waited, to see whose allies would show up first. In Aliens vs. Predator: War, Machiko Naguchi confronted a similar looking Yautja boarding the predator ship she was riding. The Yautja in question wore Capt. Glass's flag/bandanna (or a similar one) on its wrist, possibly hinting that Glass became a victim of the Yautja in the end, but it is also possible that Glass just simply gave it to the Yautja out of respect and he could still be on the planet. Glass is a type of terrain in Splatoon. Glass (File:Glass Currency Icon.png) was currency durring the Monorail 2015 Event. For those that participated in the event, it can still be earned and used. As soon as One Track Mind Pt. 2 has been completed, and the Glass Depot built, players can use Junk previously harvested at the Springfield Dump at the Glass Depot to create Glass and complete Projects at the Project Board in order to get the event's Personal Prizes and after the event, Extra Tracks. File:Quake1.gif <default>GLASS</default> Game Episode Designer Level Editor Soundtrack Level Theme Previous Map Next Map Specific Information Enemies Secrets New Weapons New Powerups New Obstacles New Enemies New Misc [Source] GLASS is a Single Player level in Aftershock for Quake. There is no in-game name for this level, nor is there any documentation. This level is therefore named after the filename. Glass is a type of building material. It can be found in many storage rooms, together with piles of Metal, Reinforced Glass and wire, and is used mainly for building Windows. Glass is a basic action card in Dragon Age: The Last Court. Not all associated actions are available every draw. Glass is a substance, commonly made from heated silicon. Glass can form naturally and is also made artificially for use in windows and glass vessels and decorations. In 2370, when Julian Bashir was attempting to locate a Horta in the mines of Davonia his tricorder had trouble singling it out as the mines had been drilled with high-powered phasers causing the walls to turn into glass, making the silicon lifeform difficult to detect amongst all the other silicon in the area. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky) Some items in the dungeon are made of glass. Glass is a fragile material, so items made of glass will tend to break when they are struck by a force bolt or wand of striking, when they are thrown, when they are dropped while levitating, and when they are dropped down stairs. Items in your inventory will not shatter from force bolts or wands of striking. Artifacts that are made of glass will not shatter. Gems (i.e. worthless pieces of glass) will also not shatter. Glass is an amorphous (non-crystalline) solid material. Glasses are typically brittle and optically transparent. The most familiar type of glass, used for centuries in windows and drinking vessels, is soda-lime glass, composed of about 75% silica (SiO2) plus Na2O, CaO, and several minor additives. Often, the term glass is used in a restricted sense to refer to this specific use. Glass steht für: * Amphetamin zum Rauchen * Methamphetamin Glass is a Material crafted using the Fabricator. It is used to craft seabase modules, such as Glass Compartments, Hatches and Alien Containments, and some Tools. It is also used to craft Enameled Glass, which is required for vehicles. Glass is an Alternate Universe fanfiction written and published on FanFiction.Net by Courtanie. Broken glass - nothing special. The Glass decal is a purchasable cosmetic item for vehicles. Selecting and equipping different glass does not change the way you perceive the world around from inside the cockpit of your vehicle, but it does change the prosthetics of your vehicle from the outside. Selecting, purchasing and equipping different glass decals will alter the style and color of your vehicles cockpit/windshield glass. Glass is a highly toxic liquid found only in western Canada. It was first discovered in 1987 by Ricky Martin. More than one meaning: * Glass (drinking glass) * Glass (substance) File:Quake1.gif Glass in Aftershock for Quake is a transparent barrier that is often contained in a frame. This barrier is featured in the level GLASS. Unlike a normal wall, Monsters can see through a wall of Glass. Glass is designed to exist as an impenetrable wall, intended to be seen through but not allowing any entity to pass through it. It is possible to destroy Glass, whereby the Glass will simply disappear and entities will be allowed access to the opposite side. However, due to the extremely large amount of health that Glass possesses, it can be extremely time consuming to destroy one of these walls. Glass is a transparent block in Minecraft and is often used for making windows. It is made by smelting sand or Red Sand in a Furnace. Glass in itself is almost completely transparent, making it easy to look through. If a Glass block is viewed through the side of another, it appears invisible. Glass is a transparent Block that can be used as a Decoration. It functions as windows. A variant of glass, Stained Glass, will be added in a future update. Glass is unique among common solid substances. It is neither crystalline nor amorphous. Technically a super-cooled liquid, glass exists in solid form at room temperature only due to a loophole in the laws of quantum physics. The study of glass is undertaken by scientists known as 'glassholes'. In 1767 the physicist Ben Dover showed that just as electrons can be thought of as "holes" in a sea of anti-electrons, un-electrons are the inverse of holes: bumps which exclude anti-electrons, but are not "holes" either. (Anti-electrons are now called positrons, of course. Some truck differential gear boxes relied on the transmission of positrons in order to maintain traction -- positraction.) Glass windows were invented as a an alternative method to killing birds. Since skyscraper, their success rate has grown enourmously Unlike positrons, Eugenie Diract's "bumps" have not received a common name although Nils Bohr once sent her a fetching red lace brassiere. It is, however, the presence of these "bumps" which allow glass to solidify without crystallizing. Despite its appearance of solidity glass can and does flow. Common window glass slumps gradually over time and the windowpanes in Grandma's house may be so irregular that they bend gravity waves and present a distorted view of the outside. In an elegant demonstration of the large-scale application of quantum physics, this gravitational distortion can in extreme cases force the observer's eyes to focus on the bridge of his own nose -- the famous "Einstein cross" phenomenon seen in certain photographs taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. In Architectural applications, the use of glass should be considered carefully. For example, it is extremely important to use glass at a low level in child care centers, schools and the like. Nowadays specialized plastics have replaced glass in many applications. LEDs use demon-proofed plastic rather than the glass; fighter pilots are protected by Plexiglas which, ironically, is not glass but a hardened plastic rolled onto their bodies before they put on their flight suits. And of course "glass" eyes are made of polyarsenide plastic which prevents the growth of fungus in the eye socket. Early attempts to use actual glass in prosthetic eyes cause dense growths of shiitakke and matsutake mushrooms to sprout from beneath the eyelids of the recipients, and poisonous amanitas sometimes sprouted from the tear ducts. Volcanic glass is formed underground by the activity of microscopic black holes in the Earth's crust. It is coloured, and despite anti-segregation laws it has been mostly excluded from employment in the windows industry. A theme to go with the Glass Eterm theme. Sand can easily be found on the shore of many bodies of water, like Oceans or oases in Dunes or Savannahs. Glass is used in making Windows, Beacons, Lamps and Reinforced Glass-blocks for building. When crafting or taking Glass for the first time, the crafting-recipe for Wood Windows will automatically be unlocked. There are different kinds of -building-blocks in Creativerse, however not all of them even need Glass as an ingredient to be crafted. 240px|thumb|left|Ma'chello och Fred äter glass. Glass är en frusen dessert oftast gjorda av mejeriprodukter, såsom mjölk och grädde och ofta i kombination med frukt eller andra ingredienser och smaker. De flesta sorter innehåller socker, även om vissa är gjorda med andra sötningsmedel. Ma'chello och Fred hade ice cream sundae på en diner. (SG1: "Holiday") Överste Jonathan J. O'Neill erbjöd Loran glass men han visste inte vad det var. (SG1: "The Light") När Thor strålade kontinenter av Stargate Command mässan, Jonas Quinn, Teal'c och O'Neill åt glassen först eftersom det smälte. (SG1: "Unnatural Selection") När Vala Mal Doran använde De gamla Lång räckvidd kommunikationsenhet för att varna SGC av Ori invasion, begärde hon glass och pannkakor. (SG1: "Crusade") Glass is a common household material. It's used to construct furniture, furnishings and decorations. Glass can be made and used in many different ways to adjust its properties. Normal glass is fairly brittle and can be broken easily by striking or dropping it. However, treated glass can even be bullet proof. The transparency or translucence of glass can be adjusted. It can be so clear that birds don't see it and fly into windows or people accidentally attempt to walk through closed sliding glass doors. But it can be colored or shaded so that light passes through, but you can't see through it -- useful in glass construction blocks. Or it can be completely opaque, not even allowing light through. Normally glass is smooth, but when hot enough (depending on the type) it is liquid and very easily moldable. It's commonly made of sand, soda ash, and lime. On the other hand, tempered glass can be used in hot, temperatures for cooking and baking. (It is usually a bad idea to heat a glass object unevenly; that may break it.) Glass is a crafting component in Fallout 4. Glass is a Sacaen swordsman and the boss of Chapter 2 in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. He only makes an appearance in the chapter because he wants to steal Sacae's most famous sword, the Mani Katti. Upon threatening the priest charged with protecting the Mani Katti, the priest puts a spell on it to make sure Glass cannot remove it. Glass is a level 3 Mercenary. Being a mercenary, Glass has fairly balanced stats. He can be defeated most easily using Kent or Sain. Glass is the first mercenary boss fought, the next being Beyard, in Chapter 7x. He is the first enemy unit of Lyn's route to drop an item, a Vulnerary, when defeated. Like many other bosses, he shares a character portrait - in this case, with Igor. Glass is made by smelting sand. Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 90FFFF Glass is a secondary Elemental power. The Glass is an item which contains a beer named Storm Brave. Glass in GoldenEye serves multiple purposes. It can act as a window, a divider, and even a door. Depending on the strength of the weapon, it can often take between three to seven shots to break a standard pane. Certain stages contain indestructible glass, however. The Facility is a good example of this. Solid glass doors also cannot be destroyed. Both the Aztec and Egyptian bonus missions feature them in the higher security locations. Glass is a transparent block used primarily for ecoration. The Glass ability is defined as anyone who can break glass in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. In LEGO Batman: The Videogame, Batman's Sonic Suit can also break glass, but not in this sense. There are three types of people who can break glass: Willie, whose scream can humorously break glass, Explosive characters, and anyone who has a sword or spear or something of the like and throw it into the glass. Aside from the medical journal I am keeping a personal log of my failures and successes along this arduous process so that when the cure is perfected, I might receive full recognition, and the account of my story will be provided. Glass is a block that can be used to make items such as Bottles. As of update 1.2, you must use a Pickaxe to break glass. Glass is, and will always be, the most common form of bacteria that grows on solids and makes them see-through, creating glass. thumb|glass observandoglass es la novia de esbreon le ayuda a buscar a jirachi por el monte magia es muy alegre y tambien tiene rivalidad con el profesor kadabra porque el mato a sus papás con una pocima con esencia de koffing aveses se pelea con umpeon porque le hace bromas. conoce rayo aurora, rayo hielo, colmillo hielo y encanto.tiene un hermanito eevee llamado lee que los acompaña pero a la mitad del viaje evoluciona en kangneon y los deja para cumplir su sueño en el dojo lucario.

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