Pewter Moon Magazine X Bavaria
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As a part of their annual training, @scnationalguard
Soldiers conducted demolition live-fire training, preparing and detonating linear charges to reinforce demolition techniques and strengthen combat readiness.
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…showcasing the trust and teamwork built over decades of shared missions and training.
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’s #LANDEURO, warfare experts, including Brig. Gen. Stephen Carpenter, CG, 56th Theater Multi-Domain Command, emphasized defeating A2/AD threats requires joint, multidomain integration, shared doctrine, and allied trust. @usarmyeuraf
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The future of defense is being built right now — and it starts at @officialftsill
At the Joint Counter-UAS University, Soldiers are training to defeat enemy drones —a critical evolution in how we fight and win in the Fires domain. As the Fires Center of Excellence, Fort Sill is where precision meets protection. Proud to be with the people who keep our @usarmy
ready — from medics and child care teams to junior leaders. Readiness starts here.
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11th Air Defense Artillery conducts a joint live fire exercise with foreign partners, on Fort Bliss, TX, May 11, 2024.
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(U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Christian Morton)
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Get ready to party at the new Electric Mushroom in the Fremont East Entertainment District and grab a flagon with some Vikings at Viking Mike’s, a new bar coming to the @artsdistrictlv
Today, the Las Vegas City Council approved Visual Improvement Program funds for both businesses coming to #DTLV. These funds help pay for refreshed exteriors and new signage
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A flagon is a large vessel, typically made of metal, ceramic, glass, or leather, used for storing and pouring liquids like wine or ale. It often features a handle, spout, and lid, with a volume around 2 imperial pints (1.1 L). Historically, it’s linked to flasks and used in religious ceremonies for Eucharist wine.
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“CHICAGO, LET ME HEAR YOU SCREAM!!”
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Pewter’s link to Gothic architecture is indirect: in the late Gothic era (c. 1500), it was used for engraved vessels like flagons, featuring motifs such as arches and saints inspired by cathedral designs. In modern Gothic culture, pewter jewelry (e.g., crosses, skulls) is popular for its antique, dark aesthetic in fashion and accessories.
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Historically, royalty used pewter for tableware like plates, dishes, tankards, flagons, ewers, and spoons; religious items such as chalices and communion cups; and decorative objects including candlesticks and inkwells. Edward I, for instance, owned over 300 pewter dishes in 1290 AD.
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Liberty & Co. partnered with designer Archibald Knox in the early 20th century to sell Celtic-inspired home decor. Objects like this clock from the Tudric line were crafted in pewter, with a more reasonable price tag.
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Archibald Knox, Clock, c. 1905, @vamuseum
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Ancient Egyptians used pewter in artifacts as early as 1450 BC, with the oldest known piece from a tomb. Romans employed it widely for tableware and relics. Medieval Europeans crafted utensils and flagons from it.
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Ancient Egyptians rarely used pewter for jewelry, favoring gold and stones, but a pewter artifact dates to c. 1450 BC. Modern Egyptian-inspired pewter pieces include Eye of Horus pendants, Ankh necklaces, Isis amulets, and Hathor charms, available on Etsy and eBay.
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Pewter, a tin-based alloy, was used in ancient Egypt for decorative vessels and tableware, with the earliest known piece from a tomb circa 1450 BC. However, it held no specific symbolic meaning; symbolism was more associated with metals like silver (linked to the moon and purity) or gold (the sun and divinity). Egyptians valued it practically, not ritually.
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With a slingshot, and a stone.
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Schwarzwälder Torte (Black Forest cake) is a cake that consists of several layers of chocolate sponge cake sandwiched with whipped cream and cherries. It is decorated with additional whipped cream, maraschino cherries, and chocolate shavings. It was invented in 1915.
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To make authentic Nürnberger Lebkuchen (makes ~35):
Ingredients: 5 eggs, 1¼ cup brown sugar, ¼ cup honey, 1 tsp vanilla, 2 cups each almond & hazelnut meal, ¼ tsp salt, ½ tsp baking powder, 3 tsp Lebkuchengewürz, 4 oz each candied lemon/orange peel, ¼ cup flour, Backoblaten wafers, almonds for topping. Glazes: chocolate (3 oz choc + 2 tsp oil) or sugar (1 cup powdered sugar + 3 tbsp water).
Steps:
1. Preheat oven to 300°F.
2. Finely mince peels with flour in processor.
3. Beat eggs; add sugar, honey, vanilla. Mix in meals, salt, powder, spices, peels.
4. Scoop onto wafers on lined sheet.
5. Bake 25-30 min; cool.
6. Dip in glaze, top with almonds, set.
Bavaria, officially the Free State of Bavaria (Freistaat Bayern), is Germany’s largest state by area, located in the southeast. It borders Austria, the Czech Republic, and states like Baden-Württemberg and Hesse. Key cities include Munich (capital), Nuremberg, and Augsburg. It’s known for its Alps, beer culture, and Oktoberfest.
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To make Königlicher Apfelstrudel (Royal Apple Strudel), a Viennese classic:
Ingredients (serves 8-10): Dough – 145g flour, 80ml lukewarm water, 15g oil, vinegar, salt. Filling – 900g apples, 80g breadcrumbs, 65g sugar, cinnamon, 50g raisins (soak in rum), 40g butter, lemon juice.
Steps: 1. Knead dough, rest 1hr. 2. Toast breadcrumbs in butter, mix with sugar/cinnamon/raisins. 3. Slice apples, mix with lemon. 4. Stretch dough thin, brush with butter, add filling, roll. 5. Bake at 375°F for 30min. Dust with powdered sugar.
To make authentic Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Black Forest Cake):
Ingredients (serves 12): 6 eggs, 1c sugar, 1t vanilla, ½c flour, ½c cornstarch, ⅓c cocoa, 1t baking powder, ¼t salt. Filling: 28oz sour cherries (drained, juice reserved), ¼c sugar, 3T cornstarch, ¼c Kirsch. 3c whipping cream, chocolate shavings.
Steps:
1. Whip egg whites stiff; mix yolks with sugar/vanilla; fold in sifted dry ingredients. Bake at 350°F in 9″ pan for 30min. Cool, slice into 3 layers.
2. Cook cherry juice with sugar/cornstarch to thicken; add cherries & Kirsch. Cool.
3. Whip cream stiff. Layer: cake, Kirsch drizzle, cream ring, cherry filling; repeat. Top with cream, chocolate shavings, cherries.
King Ludwig II of Bavaria personally conceptualized and commissioned various items and decor, primarily for his castles. Key examples include:
– Electrically lit gala sleigh (1872), adorned with cherubs and symbols of authority.
– Mechanical “table, cover thyself” dining tables at Linderhof and Herrenchiemsee, which rose from below.
– Advanced flush toilet with warm water at Neuschwanstein.
– Central heating systems in Neuschwanstein and Herrenchiemsee.
– Artificial Venus Grotto at Linderhof with heated water, adjustable lighting, and wave machine.
– Elaborate winter garden at Munich Residenz featuring an ornamental lake, Himalayan panorama, Indian fisher-hut, Moorish kiosk, and exotic tent.
– Intricate castle interiors like Wagner-inspired frescoes, Rococo furnishings, and themed grottos in Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, and Herrenchiemsee.
He approved all details, blending fantasy and innovation.
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Schloss Herrenchiemsee- Spiegelsaal- Bayern
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A hall so opulent, it dared to outshine Versailles
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In 1881, King Ludwig II of Germany unveiled the Hall of Mirrors at Herrenchiemsee Palace—a shimmering tribute to the Sun King, crafted with more chandeliers, more gold, and even more grandeur than the original.
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The Palaces of King Ludwig II of Bavaria: Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, Schachen and Herrenchiemsee
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The 4th Century AD, dichroic glass drinking cup with golden and silver base – This remarkable cup, known as the Lycurgus cup, has an almost magical feature found in rare pieces of Roman glass whereby the translucent glass changes colour in different light conditions. This effect is caused by colloidal gold and silver nano particles in the glass that alter the reflection of different wavelengths of light. The nano technology to reproduce this effect was only rediscovered by NASA in the late twentieth century.
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Lycurgus Cup (4th Century AD); only complete example of ‘Colour-changing Dichroic Glass’ to survive from Rome Period.
The dazzling effect is achieved because the glass contains nanoparticles of gold and silver – this makes it turn from opaque green to translucent red when light is shone through it.
Cup is decorated with a high-relief design depicting a mythical story where Lycurgus, king of Thrace, is trapped in the branches of a vine.
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Pre-LED: This goblet, a tribute to King Lycurgus, is made of dichroic glass that changes colours when held up to light, Rome, 300.
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The glass of the 4th century ‘Lycurgus Cup’ is dichroic, in direct light it resembles jade with an opaque greenish-yellow tone, but when light shines through the glass, it turns to a translucent ruby colour. Depicting the legend of King Lycurgus from the 6th book of Homer’s Iliad
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Legends depict him as the “Swan King,” fond of moonlit sleigh rides and illusions. Declared insane in 1886, he was deposed and drowned mysteriously in Lake Starnberg—possibly suicide or murder. His legacy endures in Bavarian folklore and tourism.
An eccentric romantic, he withdrew from politics, lavishly patronized Wagner’s operas, and built dreamlike castles
King Ludwig II (1845-1886), Bavaria’s “Fairy Tale King,” ascended in 1864.
Bavaria is a federal state in Germany with a parliamentary government. The Landtag (state parliament) elects the Minister-President (currently Markus Söder of CSU), who heads the executive. It’s a republic since 1918, when the Wittelsbach monarchy ended after WWI
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