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# Super Mario World/Star Road/Star World 4

This level isn't too hard. It's mostly some very simple Jump'n'Run action. jump over the platforms, you can take the red Yoshi baby at the very beginning with you and feed it throughout the level. You can make it to the end with or without Yoshi. As soon as you come to the orange tube, you can either pick up the red Koopa shell and throw it at the green one the Koopa on the other side of the tube will kick in there, in order to proceed throug the level, or you can take it and jump on the colored boxes right below the grey ones. Note that you will have to have the colored switches activated. Once youre down there, throw the Koopa shell at the one box sticking out of the ground, which will give you the key.
# Super Mario World/Star Road/Star World 3

Probably one of the most simple, but still tricky levels. Your main goal from the very beginning on should be either to run over to the right, exiting the Level without getting hit by any Spinies or to throw the Lakitu off of his cloud and take this all the way up to the top of the level, where the key will be hidden.
Note that in both cases, you can feed the yellow Yoshi until he reaches his full size with either the Spinies or the blue boxes (But make sure only to take the first row of those)
Of course flying with the Lakitu's cloud up to the top will let you proceed on the Star Road, whilst the other solution won't!
Length-wise, it is by far the shortest level in the game.
# Super Mario World/Star Road/Star World 1
## Key

By spin jumping along the right edge of the level you will be able to reach the key easily.

## Baby Red Yoshi

A Baby Red Yoshi is found in the bottom portion of the level, but it's hard to get, and will need a bit too much food. If a Red Yoshi is desired, it may be easier to instead find it on really think you should use Star World 4.
# Super Mario World/Star Road/Star World 2
## Level Completion

The two ways to complete this level are:
* Swim all the way through the level, avoiding any fish hitting you. Enter the green tube at the very end, done! Easy as that!
* Same procedure as in 1. Instead of entering the green tube though, swim along the path underneath it (this is way easier if you've got a Yoshi, who can first eat up all of the fishes, so you're not getting stressed out by those chasing you). At the end of the path, you will find the key and the lock!
In order to proceed on the Star Road, you will need to choose the second way through the level.

## 1 Up farming

A good way to clock up a few lives here is to forget about the Yoshi and get the star. Make your way quickly to the next box, where if you still have star you will receive another star. Beat all the fish from here on. This can earn you lot of 1 ups.
# Super Mario World/Star Road/Star World 5

This level is by far the most confusing level of Star Road, you will probably need a Blue Yoshi for this level as flying will help greatly. It would also help if the blue switch has not yet been activated. 1. Swallow a green shell and fly all the way to the top before heading right. When Yoshi is close to eating the shell he will begin to make gulping noises, so prepare to lose the ability to fly. 2. After Yoshi eats the shell, hold the B and Y buttons to drift down slowly until you see more Koopas. Swallow another shell and continue right. 3. Eventually you will reach some ground with several tubes, before encountering a Red Koopa. Swallow it and head up until you see empty blue squares, go up and go right to the Special Road entrance.
If you do not have a Blue Yoshi, you will have to fly using a cape, but it is considerably more difficult.
To continue the star road reach the normal exit by flying right.
# Super Mario World/Status changing

Unlike in some Mario games, small Mario can become fire Mario or cape Mario without first become super Mario.
Status Changes
* Small Mario + mushroom = super Mario
* Small Mario + fire flower = fire Mario
* Small Mario + feather = cape Mario
* Super Mario + mushroom = super Mario + mushroom in storgage
* Super Mario + fire flower = fire Mario + mushroom in storage
* Super Mario + feather = cape Mario + mushroom in storage
* Fire Mario + mushroom = fire Mario + mushroom in storgage
* Fire Mario + fire flower = fire Mario + fire flower in storage
* Fire Mario + feather = cape Mario + fire flower in storage
* cape Mario + mushroom = cape Mario + mushroom in storgage
* Cape Mario + fire flower = fire Mario + cape in storage
* Cape Mario + feather = cape Mario + feather in storage
* Large (super, fire or cape) Mario + hit = small Mario
* Any Yoshi + Yoshi wings = blue Yoshi
About Storage
Only one item can be held in storage. An item that goes into storage will replace whatever item was there before. So a less desirable item (mushroom, fire flower) can replace a more desirable item (fireflower, feather) in storage! If you are hit - but not killed - the item in storage will come floating down allowing Mario to grab it. The item will also float down if you press select. If Mario dies while having an item in storage, the item in storage will remain when he restarts (a continue needs to be used).
# Super Mario World/Super status

When Mario is large, but without a cape or fire, he is called Super Mario.

## Getting Super Mario

* If small Mario gets a mushroom, he becomes super Mario.
* If small Mario crosses a midway tape, he becomes super Mario.

## Abilities

* If Super Mario gets hit he does not die, he becomes small Mario.
* Super Mario can break yellow blocks using his spin jump.
# Super Mario World/Star Road

In Super Mario World, the Star Road is a shortcut world, allowing the player to reach different places on the world map quickly. With exception of Star World 5, the player must find the secret goal in order to access the next Star World level.
Star World 5 still has a secret exit, which leads to Special.
* Star World 1
* Star World 2
* Star World 3
* Star World 4
* Star World 5
# Super Mario World/Valley of Bowser

The Valley of Bowser is filled with lava, and is the home of Mario's arch-nemesis, Bowser.
# Super Mario World/Switch Palaces

You may have seen dotted-line "blocks" throughout the game. These "blocks" have no use in the beginning. However, if you activate a Switch Palace of the corresponding color, the dotted-line "blocks" will become solid exclamation blocks, allowing you to use them. Switch Palaces can only be completed once.
You can find the four Switch Palaces in the following worlds:
* Yellow Switch Palace - Yoshi's Island
* Green Switch Palace - Donut Plains
* Red Switch Palace - Vanilla Dome
* Blue Switch Palace - Forrest of Illusion
The yellow exclamation blocks will provide Super Mushrooms, the green blocks will provide Cape Feathers, and the red and blue blocks only act as barriers.
# The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints/Temples

The temple is the House of the Lord. The first temples included the tabernacle of Moses, and the temple of Solomon. In Latter Days, Joseph Smith Jr was used as an instrument in the Lords hands and built two temples, one in Kirtland, Ohio (currently owned and operated by the Community of Christ) and the Nauvoo Illinois temple (Destroyed in 1850, rebuilt and rededicated by Gordon B Hinckley in 2003) After the Saints got to Utah, they built four pioneer temples, St. George, Manti, Logan, and Salt Lake. Laie Hawaii, Cardston Alberta, and Bern Switzerland soon followed. These 7 Temples where the only in operation on April 6th, 1930, the church’s centennial. Gordon B Hinckley was instrumental in founding smaller temples. Currently, work on or on n 200+ Temples is being done. The following link provides more information on the Temples of The Church @ http://www.lds.org/temples

## Temple Ordinances

The temple has five main parts; baptisms and confirmations for the dead, endowments and iniatories, and marriages. Baptisms and confirmations for the dead are done only in proxy for the dead. Latter-Day Saints believe that those who died before being given a chance to be baptized can still have that chance in the spirit world. Living members act as if they were the ones having the ordinance done for them, whenever a proxy ordinance is done. Endowments and initiatories are different in that the living along with the dead receive these. Members believe that the endowment is when God and the member make a two-way promise known as a covenant. If members uphold their end of the promise, they are assured to receive many gifts from God. Temple marriages are the most sacred, they are done for the living and the dead, and done for time and all eternity, including any children born to the sealed (temple married) parents. This supports the church’s doctrine that families can be together forever. Latter-Day Saints believe that the dead can choose whether or not to receive the ordinances. This upholds the belief that everyone is given the right to make their own decisions, and that agency is the greatest gift that God could give humankind.
* 1 2 Https://www.thechurchofjesuschrist.org/temples
* ↑ Http://www.lds.org/temples
# The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints/Tithing

Church members are expected to pay 10% of all income to the church. This money goes to building temples and meeting houses, as well as funding disaster relief projects and various charities. No members of the church receive payment unless they are hired to do something such as landscaping, canning goods, of other maintenance tasks. Even the Prophet of this church does not receive payment as the President of this organization.
The members are told essentially that while it is not detrimental to their afterlife to stop paying tithes or to not have payed them they will be forfeiting any blessings that come from paying tithes. The rumors that members will be cast into Hell if they do not pay is unfounded according to the Presidency of the church, though members are asked if they pay their tithes during temple recommend interviews. If they have not payed they may not be issued a temple recommend, effectively barring them from entering a temple outside of open houses and other similar events. They can however be interviewed again at any time.
# The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints/Scriptures

The followers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints profess to believe in four "complementary books of scripture." These are as follows: The Holy Bible (specifically the King James Version, though they believe some small errors were made in translation- such as the omission of the words shall or thee in a few verses), The Book of Mormon ( a book they believe to be the records of early American civilizations and their interactions with each other and Jesus Christ), The Pearl of Great Price (a record of the early history of their church, and a few books of scripture they believe to be written by Abraham and Moses), and The Doctrine and Covenants (another history of their early church, along with various "revelations" their prophets have claimed to have received from God). These scriptures are all considered to have equal weight, though the Bible and the Book of Mormon are the two most frequently taught and used books in their faith. Along with this, Latter-Day Saints believe that everyone has the opportunity to receive revelations from God as a sort of "personal scripture". For this reason, scriptures are not believed to be "set in stone" and it is believed that more scripture will be revealed at a later time.
# The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints/The Great Apostasy

The Great Apostasy happened after the ascension of Jesus Christ. Everyone who held the priesthood was killed and those who were not killed deviated from the true teachings of Jesus Christ. The people forgot the teachings of Jesus Christ although churches existed. They differed on doctrines and many churches were founded. No church had the complete truth. This was the beginning of the Dark ages. The Dark ages only got worse with the Reformation and the translations of the Bible in the native languages of the people. Thus Martin Luther and other reformers paved the way for the restoration of the full gospel of Jesus Christ. There were many evil things done by the church in the Dark ages. For example there was the Inquisition, the crusades and heretics were burned to death.
# The Cold War/"A Forward Strategy to Freedom"

Ronald Reagan, a Republican, took over the American presidency in 1981, from the Democrat Jimmy Carter. He believed that the USA had a special, God-ordained position in the world - that of an ambassador for freedom. Because of this, he immediately went on the offensive against world Communism, saying, in 1984 in Berlin:

## Central America

One way by which he seeked to accomplish this was by combatting the advance of Communism in Central America. In 1983, when Cuban-backed forces staged a coup on the small island of Grenada, Reagan diverted a troop carrier of marines, on their way to Israel, to invade the island. The invasion was a straight-forward success. Reagan also covertly backed rebels against the Sandinista government in Nicaragua for most of his presidency, despite opposition from both Congress and the Senate.

## SDI

Reagan also went on the offensive in the Arms Race, instigating the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) in 1983. This was an attempt to develop a space-based missile defense system, which would allow the USA to shoot down any incoming missiles using lasers. It never succeeded, but it did bring the USSR to the bargaining table, as they could not afford to keep up with the Arms Race. Together with the Soviet financial problems, SDI ended the Cold War.
The Cold War
Introduction - Background - Strategy - Truman Doctrine - Marshall Plan - Berlin Blockade - Korean War - Hungarian Uprising - Cuban Missile Crisis - USSR under Gorbachev - USA under Reagan - Arms Race - Space Race
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# The Cold War/Changes in the USSR

In 1985, Mikhail Gorbachev was unanimously elected as General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union by the politburo. He was far younger (in his fifties) than his predecessors, and, although still a committed Marxist-Leninist, was far more open to western ideas. When he came to power, he found out what had previously been kept from him: that the Soviet Union had massive financial problems:
* A high percentage of the budget was being spent on subsidies.
* The Afghanistan War was proving to be both expensive and unsuccessful.
* The USA was putting on the pressure in the Arms Race, and the USSR did not have the money to keep up.
* A large proportion of factories were running at a loss.
* Military spending was high, and was difficult to cut, as no premier could afford to risk offending the Army.
* The USSR, through COMECON, was supporting many other Communist states, and was entirely responsible for keeping the Cuban economy afloat.

## Solutions

Gorbachev, in an attempt to solve these problems by increasing efficiency and productivity, introduced two policies:
* Glasnost
This meant 'openness'. People were allowed to criticize the way the country was run, the media were no longer controlled, political prisoners were released, and, in 1990, free elections were held, with non-Communist candidates.
* Perestroika
This meant 'economic restructuring'. Gorbachev decentralized the economy, allowing small businesses, thus motivating people to produce more, more efficiently.
With regards to foreign policy, Gorbachev decided to let satellite states (such as those in Eastern Europe) go their own way - the USSR would not intervene in their affairs. One adviser called this the 'Sinatra Doctrine'.

## Problems caused by the Solutions

These changes inevitably caused problems. Because of glasnost, people were, after years of repression under leaders like Stalin and Brezhnev, finally allowed to say what they thought about the government. Perestroika just was too little change, far too late to make any difference to the economy. Some good products were imported, but only enough to whet people's appetites so that they wanted more, but could not get it. People were still scared of the repression that they had lived under for so long, so not enough small businesses were created. In short, glasnost and perestroika meant that people started to protest more, paving the way to the breakup of the Soviet bloc in 1989, and the coup of 1991 which eventually lead to Gorbachev's resignation and the end of Communism in Russia.
The Cold War
Introduction - Background - Strategy - Truman Doctrine - Marshall Plan - Berlin Blockade - Korean War - Hungarian Uprising - Cuban Missile Crisis - USSR under Gorbachev - USA under Reagan - Arms Race - Space Race
Cover - Contents - Study Guide
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# The Cold War/Cover

The Cold War
Introduction - Background - Strategy - Truman Doctrine - Marshall Plan - Berlin Blockade - Korean War - Hungarian Uprising - Cuban Missile Crisis - USSR under Gorbachev - USA under Reagan - Arms Race - Space Race
Cover - Contents - Study Guide
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# The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints/The Gospel of Jesus Christ

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a Christian church, which worships Jesus Christ. He is the center of the faith and is very important in all scriptures of the church and in the daily lives of its more than 15 million members. Jesus is also a part of the name of the church, which was prophesied by Jesus in the Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon is also another Testament of Jesus Christ. Joseph Smith and his successors in the church also teach that Jesus is the most important man to follow. The Church teaches also that Jesus Christ, God the father and the holy spirit are three different beings with one purpose. Because of this, the church is called nontrinitarian. The church also waits for the second coming of Jesus in this latter days, hence the name Latter-day Saints. Jesus came to the old world in the Bible in Israel and to the new world in the Book of Mormon in the Americas. Thus every people are visited by Jesus and he loves everyone. In the other scriptures beside the Bible, Jesus explains his atonement and his dying for our sins in very great details. So the Bible and the Book of Mormon complement each other. Latter-day Saints emphasize the belief in the resurrected Christ. So they use no crosses in their meetinghouses and temples. This is done because the resurrection of Christ is far more important than his death upon the cross. Latter-day Saints believe also that Jesus Christ is the head of the church and that he was seen by modern prophets like Joseph Smith.
Latter-day Saints also have been given the mission to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ through membership "every member a missionary" slogan. "Gospel" means "Good News". We believe that Jesus Christ is the Great Jehovah. The Creator of all Creation in this Realm. The Only Begotten Son of God, or Elohim.
We believe that man can communicate directly with Heavenly Beings. That is the "Good News". We are not left alone here on earth to fend for ourselves. Joseph Smith Jr. was a young boy in his 14th year when he was given his First Vision and visited by Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. He had maybe a third-grade education. He could read and write. He was not learned by any means. But he was very intelligent and believed The Bible, which was his literature reader as he was mostly home taught, was and is to be taken for what it actually is The Word of God as translated correctly.
# The Cold War
## Contents

* Introduction
* Background History
** East vs West: The Ultimate Love-Hate Relationship
** How did it all start?
** How was the Cold War fought?
* First Tensions
** A Divided Europe
** Yalta
** Potsdam
** The Truman Doctrine
** The Marshall Plan and the Reconstruction of Europe
* Conflict Under Stalin
** The Berlin Airlift
** Korean War
* The mid-20th Century
** Hungarian Revolution
** Prague Spring
** The Space Race
** Cuban Missile Crisis
* The Guerilla Wars
** Vietnam
** Afghanistan
* The End of the Cold War
** Changes in the USSR - Gorbachev, glasnost and perestroika
** "A Forward Strategy to Freedom" - Reagan, SDI and Star Wars
** The break-up of the Soviet bloc
** The 1991 coup and the rise of Yeltsin
* Nuclear Arms Race
# The Scientific Method/Control of Experimental Conditions

Controlled Variables: These variables are controlled throughout the experiment to prevent other factors impacting on the experimental data.
Such could potentially include:
Room temperature
Quantity of- solution or compound
Equipment size such as 100mL beakers
pH levels
Same source of the material
Same stirring time
Temperature
Size
# The Science of Stargate

This wikibook looks at the science fact and science fiction used in the world-record-breaking hit Stargate franchise. Inspired by works such as The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence Krauss, Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku, and The Science of Harry Potter by Roger Highfield, this work attempts to explain the science fiction of Stargate with real science, and looks at the gaps in current scientific knowledge (e.g. quantum gravity) and how our current understanding of science can possibly be extrapolated to achieve the fantastic world presented in Stargate.

## Physics of Stargate
### Wormholes

See also the General Relativity wikibook for more information on the mathematical foundations of wormholes (e.g. Einstein-Rosen bridges) in the theory of general relativity.
Unlike the circular discs presented in Stargate, real wormholes are spherical and not circular. This is because the wormhole throat is a three-dimensional extrusion of a four-dimensional object.

## Nanotechnology in Stargate

See also the Nanotechnology wikibook for more information on nanotechnology in general.

## Biology of Stargate
### Wraith and Other Vampiric Organisms

Organisms that survive by draining the "lifeforce" (typically blood) of other organisms have been known or speculated upon throughout human history.

## Languages of Stargate
### Egyptian

In Stargate, many people throughout the Milky Way Galaxy speak various descendents of ancient Egyptian (dialects of Goa'uld), due to the forced removal of humans from ancient Egypt as slaves. In the original film, Egyptologist Stuart Tyson Smith helped to translate the dialogue of the screenplay into Egyptian. In the television series, much of the Egyptian dialogue is dubbed as English, and other Goa'uld words do not always correspond to recorded Egyptian words (particularly since the language has evolved over thousands of years on hundreds of different planets). Goa'uld writing in Stargate is primarily in hieroglyphs.

### Old Norse

The language of the extraterrestrial Asgard is supposed to be similar to Old Norse (or possibly Proto-Germanic). However, Asgard language in the television series is actually just English played backwards. Asgard writing though is a Runic script. The closest living human language to Old Norse (and the Asgard language) is Icelandic.
* Old Norse wikibook
* Icelandic wikibook

### Latin

Latin is the closest human language to that of the extraterrestrial Alterans in Stargate. The closest living human language to Latin (and the Alteran language) is Sardinian. Alteran in Stargate is written using a custom script.
* Latin wikibook
* Sardinian wikibook

## Mythology of Stargate

See the Mythology wikibook for more general information on mythology.
Stargate makes heavy use of various myths and legends. In particular, the Goa'uld adopted the roles of ancient human gods to live out the myths as overlords of human slaves.

## References

* ↑ Black Holes and Time Warps by Kip Thorne: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Holes_and_Time_Warps