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Frosted glass (423 bytes)
1: ...produced by the [[acid]] etching of clear sheet [[glass]]. It has the effect of obscuring an view while s... 7: ...tive patterns may be imposed upon otherwise plain glass by using wax or other resist to retain transparen... Frosted (133 bytes) 2: '''Frosted''' ''Slang:'' To be extreamly intoxicated. 4: Ex. "I am so "Frosted" now that I drank that 12 pack." Frosted Flakes (816 bytes) 1: ...Frosted Flakes were first introduced in [[1952]]. Frosted Flakes is also available in chocolate and banana ... 6: *http://www.kelloggs.com/frostedflakes Behind the Glass (394 bytes) 1: '''''Behind the Glass''''' is a [[Russia]]n copy of the [[reality TV]] ... Through the Looking-Glass (5346 bytes) 1: '''''Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There''''' ([[1871]]) 8: ...irror image reversal theme in Through the Looking Glass as noted by Martin Gardner. 16: ...nce this world. She discovers a book with looking-glass poetry, [[Jabberwocky]], which she can only read ... 64: *{{gutenberg|no=12|name=Through the Looking-Glass}} 67: [[nl:Through the Looking Glass]] Looking Glass (1557 bytes) 1: ...r Command Post. For other meanings, see [[Looking Glass (disambiguation)]]'' 3: '''Looking Glass''' is a codename for the [[E-6 Mercury|E-6B]] [[U... 5: ...ters be destroyed or rendered inoperable. Looking Glass is intended to guarantee that U.S. strategic forc... 7: ...ury [[TACAMO]] replaced the EC-135 in the Looking Glass mission. Glass (23541 bytes) 1: ...ee [[spectacles]]. For the drinking vessel, see [[glass (drinkware)]].'' 3: The physics definition of a ''glass'' is a uniform [[amorphous solid]] material, usua... 5: ...with a specific type of glass -- the silica based glasses in common use as a building, container or decor... 7: ...roperties lead to a great many [[uses of glass]]. Glass is, however, brittle and will break into sharp sh... 9: [[ Image:Glass-Ball.jpg|thumbnail|right|250px|Glass can be made transparent and flat, or into other s... Hour Glass (799 bytes) 1: '''''Hour Glass''''' was the first [[variety show]] shown on [[te... 3: ''Hour Glass'' was sponsored by [[Standard Brands]]. The prog... Glass water (302 bytes) 3: '''Glass water''' is a chemical soultion. 5: ...s a mixture used in Chemistry. More specifically Glass water is ''138% w/w solution of sodium silicate''... 7: '''Glass water''' is made by combining 138 grams of anhydr... Project Looking Glass (2705 bytes) 3: In [[computing]], '''Project Looking Glass''' is a [[free software]] project under the [[GPL... 5: ...ograms and ones specifically designed for Looking Glass. The project is still in early development. The [... 11: Looking Glass was first developed by [[Hideya Kawahara]], a 33 ... 13: Looking Glass can be compared with the prototype "Task Gallery"... 19: ...s.sun.com/software/looking_glass/ Project Looking Glass - product home] Glass ceiling (1598 bytes) 1: A '''glass ceiling''' is an unofficial barrier to an upper [... 3: The term '''glass elevator''' is sometimes used to describe the rap... 5: The term '''glass cliff''' describes a situation wherein someone, p... 7: There is also a sometimes-used term '''glass floor''' which describes the theory that some fac... 11: * [[Stained-Glass Ceiling]] Walking on Glass (334 bytes) 1: '''''Walking on Glass''''' was the second published novel by the Scots ... Glass Octopus (888 bytes) 1: {{Taxobox_begin | color = pink | name = Glass Octopus}} The Hour Glass (1002 bytes) 1: ... Subsequently unhappy with the decision, The Hour Glass disbanded with the Allman brothers later forming ... 13: * ''[[The Hour Glass (album)|The Hour Glass]]'' ([[1968]]) Looking Glass (disambiguation) (881 bytes) 1: *'''[[Looking Glass]]''' is a codename for the [[E-6 Mercury|E-6B]] [... 2: * [[Looking Glass (band)|Looking Glass]] is a 1970s pop music group best known for their... 3: ...''[[Through the Looking-Glass|Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There]]'' is a children's b... 4: * '''[[Looking Glass Studios]]''' was a [[computer game]] [[video game... 5: * The [[Looking Glass Society]] is a non-profit organisation dedicated ... Lead glass (1531 bytes) 1: ...y to refract light more efficiently than standard glass makes it an excellent material for [[Prism (optic... 3: ...glasses are still made of lead glass, use of lead glass containers for the storage of alcoholic beverages... 5: ... [[radiation]]. Unfortunately, the amount of lead glass finding its way into [[landfill]]s as a result of... Shattered Glass (1005 bytes) 1: ...lass_movie.jpg|thumb|Movie poster for ''Shattered Glass'']] 3: ...bes Digital Tool'' reporter who finally uncovered Glass's deceptions. 8: *[http://www.shatteredglassmovie.com/ Official website] 9: *{{imdb title|id=0323944|title=Shattered Glass}} Empty Glass (641 bytes) 1: '''Empty Glass''' is both a song and an album containing the sam... 11: * "Empty Glass" (whose lyrics address [[alcoholism]]) Hugh Glass (5438 bytes) 1: ... in present day [[South Dakota]] and [[Montana]], Glass was famed most of all for his legendary cross-cou... 3: ...t|thumbnail|The route of the 1823 odyssey by Hugh Glass]] 9: Little is known about Glass's early life. He was probably born in [[Pennsylva... 11: Besides Glass, others who joined the enterprise included notabl... 13: ...ne River|Yellowstone]]. Early on during the trek, Glass established himself as a hard-working fur trapper... Jimmy Glass (2186 bytes) 1: '''James "Jimmy" Glass''' (born [[1973]] in [[London]]) is a former [[fo... 3: ...nemouth|Bournemouth]] in [[1998]] - unfortunately Glass scored an own goal in the match, and Bournemouth ... 5: ...seconds remaining, and Carlisle winning a corner, Glass came up from his own penalty area and promptly sc... 7: ... were unwilling to sign him on a permanent basis. Glass spent time at several other clubs, including [[Ox... 13: ...0.html ''The Observer'' - Do You Remember...Jimmy Glass?]
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