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Mac Patience/Fans

Klondyke in Color

## History

The first reference to this game is made on a rune stone in Scotland. The stone tells the tale of two Vikings, Bjame and Heimdahl. They had a quarrel over the rules of the game and decided to settle the matter with a fight the following morning. However the ifght was cancelled since Bjame had got an headache.

Because of the fear of the Vikings and everything associated with them, the game wasn't able to flourish until it was brought to America by the Nordic immigrants of the 17th century.

From the beginning of the 20th century, the game spread incredibly fast and conquered the world to an even greater extent than the Vikings had done in their days.

## Rules

The object of the game is to move all the cards to the stacks at the bottom of the screen. The cards are moved to the stacks in order beginning with the ace (in a certain suit), followed by the deuce and so on. The cards are placed on the screen in "fans". A free card in a fan may be moved to antoher fan if the free card in the other fan is of the same suit and immediately above the moved card. (The jack of diamonds may only be place on the queen of diamonds.)

When the situation becomes locked, you can select **New Fan Round** from the **Extras** menu. The cards in the fans will then be shuffled and laid out again in new fans. You are only allowed to play a total of three rounds.

1 point is awarded for each card moved to the stacks.

## Hints

* Try to see which fans that are "locked" (i.e. the free card cannot be moved). On these fans you can place new cards without loosing anything.
* Examples of locked fans are: Fans with a king as the top card, fans where the card which the top card could be placed on is in the same fan or behind a king.
Vampire Lady

A woman with long dark hair, pale skin, and pointed ears. She wears dark leathers and a shawl. She drives a large caravan wagon. She met with Eliam, Oren, and Votig after they separated from Elise and Minerva in Thirshalon. She then continued down the road and found the women and bit them, turning them into vampires.

She called Oren a "Wonderful Tease" and cut his hand with a knife, licking the blood off of it. She seemed to be intrigued by the men but also wary, repeatedly asking them to keep back. She provided a lot of information about Blood Lotuses.
CODE 1

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## Information

The CODE 1 virus was discovered at several colleges and universities on the east coast of the United States in November, 1993.

## Overview

The virus infects both applications and the System file. It does not infect document files. It spreads under both System 6 and System 7.

## Behavior

The virus renames the system hard drive to "Trent Saburo" whenever an infected Mac is restarted on any October 31. Although the virus does not contain any other intentionally destructive code, it can cause crashes and other problems.
MacMag

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## Information

The MacMag virus appeared in December, 1987. This virus is also known as the "Drew", "Brandow", "Aldus" and "Peace" virus. It was named after the Montreal offices of MacMag magazine, from where it originated.

## Overview

Unlike the other viruses, MacMag does not infect applications, only System files. It originated as a HyperCard stack named "New Apple Products." The stack contained some exceptionally poorly digitized pictures of the then new Apple scanner. When the stack was run, the virus spread to the currently active System file. When other floppy disks containing System file were subsequently inserted in a floppy disk drive, the virus spread to the System files on the floppies.

Since applications are not infected by MacMag, it spreads much more slowly than the other viruses (because people share System files much less frequently than they share applications). Even though the virus originated on a HyperCard stack, it does not spread to other stacks only to System files.

## Infection

MacMag was programmed to wait until March 2, 1988, the anniversary of the introduction of the Mac II. The first time the system was started up on March 2, 1988, the virus displayed a message of peace on the screen and then delete itself from the System file.

Since MacMag was programmed to self-destruct, it is unlikely that your software is infected with this virus.
Marty

**Marty** is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. He is the booking agent of Joan Crawford, who is responsible for assisting her in finding film roles.

He is portrayed by Ken Lerner.

## Biography

### Pilot

Marty is first seen when Joan Crawford pays a visit to him out of desperation for a new film role.  He asks why Joan has come to see him, and she slams her 1945 Best Actress Oscar for *Mildred Pierce* on his desk, explaining that she would like another one, but in order to receive it, she needs a great script. She tells him that she wants to get back to work again after the passing of her husband, Alfred Steele, and demands that Marty help her find work.

Marty explains that he just sent her a good script a few months back and praises how wonderful she was in it, but Joan insists it wasn't good enough, stating that it was a pilot that didn't even get picked up to series and that she had to do her own makeup. Marty then suggests that he read everything that's currently out there, compile the best scripts, and send them over to Joan until she finds something that piques her interest.

However, Joan isn't interested in any of the scripts that Marty ends up sending her, as most of them are for grandmother-type roles. Frustrated, Joan calls Marty and explains that she refuses to play Elvis' grandmother. She requests that he send her better scripts, but Marty confesses that he already sent her everything he has. Joan gets defensive and tells Marty that she is an actress and needs to act, but Marty insists she find her own project, as there's limited roles out there and nothing more he can do to help her.

## Appearances

**Bette and Joan (2/8)**

* 1.01 - Pilot
* 1.04 - More, or Less
Pyramid

## Information

Pyramid is a solitaire game by Phil Bush.

## Objective

The object of play is to clear away all cards from the pyramid.

Cards are dealt face up in the form of a pyramid, comprising seven rows increasing from one card in the first row to seven in the last row. The cards of each row overlap the preceding row. From Options menu you may select six rows.

Turn up cards one at a time from the hand by clicking on the deck. The top turned up card(s) and the pyramid cards are available to be "matched" (total = 13). The default is "1 Card" available by using the Options menu. Cards in the pyramid are available if they are not covered by another. Two cards match if they total 13, counting ace = 1, jack = 11, queen = 12, other cards their face value. Kings, counting 13, are removed singly whenever they are available. Available cards are removed by clicking the set of cards or single king. The selection of the first card is highlighted and a matching card will be removed automatically when clicked upon. A first card may be de-selected by re-clicking, the highlighting will disappear.
Solitaire Till Dawn/Grandma's Game

Grandma's Game in Color

## Rules

Top cards of tableaus may be moved to the foundations.

Deal a card by clicking the hand. Place the card on the tableau whose position matches the card's tank, then move that pile to the workspace and fan it out.

Workspace cards are all available for play on the foundations. They may also be reordered within thier fan.

Foundations build up (or down) in suit from the Ace (or King). Top cards are available for play on the other foundation of the same suit.

Goal: Move all cards to the foundations.
Marjushka

Marjushka é uma grande composição feita pelo Vel. Do. Leshak para Papagalli I, o errante. É de grande importância das relações entre Lorenzus Donatus e Papagalli I.

## Informações Históricas

Marjushka foi uma grande composição feita por Leshak a pedido do rei de Shotoya, Lorenzus Donatus. A composição foi pedida para ser entregue a Papagalli I como um sinal de afeto e carinho por parte de Lorenzus Donatus, o qual o considerava um irmão. Papagalli ficou imensamente agradecido e feliz com tal homenagem e comemorou por dias junto ao rei.

## Letra

A Letra de tal música até hoje está grandemente criptografada e apenas três pessoas conseguem a compreender: Lorenzus Donatus, Papagalli II e o Leshak. No entanto, no ano de 1973 foram descobertos os Apócrifos de Kolibolas, no Canada, e a letra pôde ser revelada de uma vês por todas.

A letra na lingua Kalimbiana pode ser transcrita como:

**Kalimbiano**

*TAIUS TROFLÖHK SAÛR , ÛR, ÛR*

*TAIUS NANUKKUS TRAÛR, ÛR, ÛR*

*OLÖ, HA, HA, HA*

**Português**

A ti, travando muito, ito,ito

*A ti, divinamente (um) grito, ito, ito*

(Um) brinde, ha, ha, ha !
Mazer

## Information

Mazer is a shareware arcade puzzle game by John Lindal.

## Objective

The object of the game is to drag your ball through the maze to each of the three shaded corners. Your ball starts in the upper left hand corner. When you get to a shaded corner, the shading will dissappear. There are a few obstacles. The corners are usually surrounded by guardians who are stubborn and hostile. To defend yourself, you have bullets that can either bump the guardians out of the way or destroy them. Your luttles can be just as fatal to you as they can be to the guardians. So be careful.

Once you have reached all three corners, an exit portal will appear somewhere in the maze. If you are not playing with guardians, you have won. If you are playing with guardians, you have to get to the exit portal before you have won.

Playing the game is very simple. Position the cursor over the ball and press down and hold the mouse button. The cursor will then disappear. Now simply drag the mouse in the direction that you want the ball to go. Do not drag to fast, however, because the ball cannot always move as fast as the cursor.

To fire a bullet, press the spacebar. The bullet will be fired in the direction that you are moving. If you stop, and then try to fire, nothing will happen, and any bullet currectly moving around will vanish. You can only use one bullet at a time so if you fire a bullet while another one is still movign around, the old one will vanish. If you let go of the mouse button while a bullet is moving around, the bullet will also dissappear. Your bullets have only a limited lifetime, so, if nothing else happens, they will eventually disappear on their own.
Solitaire Till Dawn/Klondike

Klondike in Color

## Rules (Familiar)

Tableaus build down in alternating colors. Full or partial builds may be moved among the tableaus. Empty tableaus may be filled with Kings or with builds beginning with Kings.

Discard pile: Top card may be played on tableaus or foundations.

Foundations build up in suit from the Ace.

Deal three cards onto the discard pile by clicking the hand.

Goal: Move all cards to the foundations.

## Rules (Strict)

Tableaus build down in alternating colors. Full builds may be moved among the tableaus Empty tableaus may be filled with Kings or with builds beginning with Kings.

Discard piles: Top card may be played on tableaus or foundations.

Foundations build up in suit from the Ace

Deal one card onto the discard pile by clicking the hand.

Goal: Move all cards to the foundations.

**Note : Klondike both Familiar or Strict have same setup**
Solitaire Till Dawn/Grandfather's Clock

Grandfather's Clock in Color

## Rules

Tableaus build down circularly, regardless of suit or color. Top cards may be moved to other tableaus or to foundations. Empty tableaus may be filled with any available card.

Foundations build up circularly in suit, until a card is played whose rank matches the pile's position on the clock face.

Goal: Move all cards to the foundations.
ProjectE-PowerFlowers

A new item that was originally introduced in TCR is the PowerFlower. The PowerFlower is a block that combines everything that made the original Power Flower into a single block. (For reference, see the image below)

The power flower is made up of 6 Condensed Relays and 1 Condenser, so is actually more powerful than the original setup, and far less laggy as well. PowerFlowers do get a lot of the limitations that the individual parts have, such as requiring sunlight, affected by weather, and the Efficiency system introduced in TCR 2.0, however since it is one block,it's far easier and cost efficient to manage this over manage a full power flower, so not only do you get a more powerful setup in one, but you also get a more easy to manage one too
Euchne

Euchne in Black and White

## Information

Euchne is a solitaire game written by Christopher Jones.

## General

Euchre is easy to learn, but challenging to master. Euchne is a card game, and is played with a deck of 24 cards (9 thru Ace in each suit).

The game is played with 4 people (or computer simulators), which make up 2 teams (your partner is sitting across from you). The object of the game is to be the first team to get 10 points.

The game consists of hands of 5 cards per player, and points are awarded to the team which gets at least 3 out of 5 tricks.

A "Hand" consists of three events:

- Bidding for trump

- The Play

- Scoring

After deal five (5) cards to each player, the 21st card is turned up and placed on the remaining three cards. This card represents the initial choice for trump. At this point the bidding begins.

Once a trump suit is chosen the hand is played out. The team which takes at least 3 of the tricks scores points and a new hand is dealt.

## Bidding

The object of Bidding is to elect a trump suit in which your team can get at least three out of five tricks. After five cards are dealt to each player, the next is placed on the remaining deck;

Bidding for trump takes place in two rounds: The first round - players may select only the 'Upsuit' or pass (if no one selects the upsuit then there is a second round).

If trump is selected in the first round, the dealers discards a card from his/her hand and picks up the Upcard.

The second round the players may select any other suit or pass. If a player believes he/she can take all five tricks without the aid of his/her partner, he/she may elect to 'play it alone'.

If the player does indeed take all five trick the team scores 4 points instead of 2. However, if only 3-4 tricks are taken they only get the usual 1 point. If no player elects trump in the second round the dealer must choose trump in the second round, the dealer must choose trump.

This is affectionately known as "Hanging the dealer".

## The Play

Once trump has been chosen, play begins. The team who called trump must take at least 3 out of 5 tricks. If they do not, they have been "Euchred", and the opposing team gets 2 points. A bonus point is given to the calling team if they take all five.

Some rules for the Play:

The lead suit MUST be followed, if possible. If a player cannot follow suit he/she MAY trump the trick. Highest card played leads next trick.

The Grand Order of trump is as follows:

Jack of Trump

Jack of Sister suit (same color as trump) (the sister suit now has one less card)

Ace, King, Queen, 10, 9 of trump follow in order (all other suits are AKQJ109 - normal). Any trump takes any other suit.

## Scoring

In order to score points, a team must take at least 3 tricks.

For calling Team:

3-4 tricks get one (1) point.

5 tricks get two (2) points (zero points for 0-2 tricks).

For a "Euchring" Team:

3-5 tricks gets two (2) points (zero points for 0-2 tricks)

If a player has called it "alone" in the bidding, and takes all five tricks, his/her team receives 4 points. If the player takes 3-4 tricks the team recieves the usual 1 points.
ProjectE-Pedestals

Pedestals have always felt a little too overpowered: You make a ring/amulet, put it on the pedestal and then it will do it's effect for free and forever. While the recipe was expensive, it did not help balance the reward one bit, so to resolve that, I've changed how the pedestals work quite dramatically. Firstly, items in the pedestals require emc to run, this is displayed on the item and everytime it performs that action, it will cost that much emc, but of course the pedestal doesn't have emc storage nor does it generate it's own emc so I had to develop a new system in order for this to work. The new system works like so: You have your main pedestal that you will put on a relay, collector, or anything that sends emc and put a klein star in it, this will immediately activate the pedestal and it will begin charging up the klein star inside. The moment it's in and activated, it will begin searching for nearby pedestals and once it finds one that isn't also connected to something receiving emc, it will begin sending emc to that pedestal, and there you have it, a wireless emc network. The radius it searches is dependent on the pedestal you're using, to which there's now three grades:

* DM Pedestal - 4x4x4 radius
* RM Pedestal - 8x8x8 radius
* BM Pedestal - 12x12x12 radius

The radius not only applies to the klein star, but also the item in the pedestal, so you can get a lot more out of your item by using them in upgraded pedestals, however the biggest reason to upgrade a pedestal is the wireless emc system. The pedestal has no limit as to what it can send, it will take the amount of emc it has, divide it by the amount of nearby pedestal and will try to send each pedestal an equal amount, however pedestals will only take what they need, and nothing more.
ProjectE-Watch of Flowing Time

The item banned by many, the one infamous for causing a massive amount of issues with other mods, worlds, and annoying everyone on a server by having multiple people constantly mess with time. Not many people have really been able to use this item simply due to the nature of it, and was something I intended to change to make it usable on every server while removing a lot of the negatives regarding it. Now, to both the joy of some and to the disappointment of others, the time control ability is still on in normal use, but you can still freely disable. The pedestal ability has been changed to be better suited for servers and also the direction that the modpack is going. The watch of flowing time has two modes, many people know this as the gold version and the gray version, but these two modes play an important part into the abilities it offers on the pedestal. The first mode, the gray version, is an always-on ability that allows all nearby collectors to bypass the night system, making them act like it's constantly day time. This ability costs about 50 emc per tick per collector to run, but only costs emc at night making it not really suitable for early game but late game you'll get far more out of this. The second mode, the gold version, is a boost ability. This is the one players are most familiar with and it effectively makes Collectors double the output of their emc rate (half rate on normal+ difficulty), at a cost of 100 emc per tick per Collector, however the math behind this is quite tricky, since the idea is it gets less efficient the more Collectors it's boosting. For the exact math behind it, it's:

100 \* amount \* (1 + ( 0.1 \* amount))

So boosting 5 collectors would be

100 \* 5 \* (1 + 0.1 \* 5)) = 750 EMC per tick

This makes the item get very expensive very fast, and is something that you will definitely need to think about when setting up your emc farm. Additionally, the Watch of Flowing time will not stack on collectors, so you also have to be mindful not to put two too close together to avoid wasting emc. Lastly, the Watch of Flowing Time boost mode will work on Condensed Relays and PowerFlowers, but will not work on any other block, this is for both balance, lag, and to prevent exploits/major bugs.
ProjectE-Collectors

In TCR 2.0, the Collectors have had quite a big change. While they still operate the same and at the same rate (minor balance changes for higher MK versions on harder difficulties), one new mechanic added to them has dramatically changed how they can be used, and this is the introduction to Sky, Light, and Weather. If you've ever used a solar panel mod, chances are most of this is already familiar to you, but for those who haven't, the collectors now behave exactly like a solar panel would, requiring access to direct sunlight with no blocks above it, and while the night time did affect Collectors before, this was bypassed by using glowstone which you can no longer do. As well as this, Collectors will operate at half the rate when it's raining, and a quarter of the rate when it's storming, meaning that early game collectors will definitely be more of a passive thing than a main focus, however this new mechanic can be bypassed using two items, the Volcanite Amulet and the Watch of Flowing Time. Both of these items have been changed to allow one mechanic to be bypassed, Volcanite Amulet allows Collectors to bypass the weather mechanic, and Watch of Flowing Time allows Collectors to bypass the night system, depending on the mode.
Time Teacher

Oh good heavens! Look at the time!

## Information

Time Teacher is a shareware education game written by Harry Wolfson. This game teachs you how to tell the time by analog clock.

## Objective

Answer the right question by press button the correct time.

## Difficulties

Mainly 3 difficulties. Beginner, Advanced and Swatch. Can be change by using the "Level" tab.

## Single Switch

Single Switch is an feature for this game.

Single Switching is a mode of operation that allows a child that either can't or doesn't know how to control a mouse, to be able to use a computer program. By operating a single switch connected to the computer, the child can select one of the available choices that the computer presents in turn.

Note : Not recommended to use if Single Switching mode not be used while in Multi-Finder.

## Gallery

BeginnerAdvancedSwatchAnswer the correct answer.Answer the wrong answer.. *Idiot*Congratulation! You are MASTER OF TIME.
ProjectE-Condensed Relays

Condensed Relays are a new item introduced to TCR 2.0 that combines 5 Collectors and 1 Relay into a single block, and with the new day light system introduced to collectors it matters more to make sure as much of your setup has access to daylight, which these let you do. Outside of being a more compact block, it's also far less laggy, as instead of 6 blocks working and interacting with each other, you now have one block doing all of this internally, creating far less lag for both you and the server, and can even open up some more interesting emc farm designs as well.

To work out how much each condensed relay gives you, there's a simple math to it.

Condensed Relay emc gen = Collector x 5 + Relay collector bonus.

The relay bonus is usually small for lower MK versions, but it gets bigger the higher up you go, and there's an MK version for each MK collector and relay.
ProjectE-Evertide Amulet

Not much has changed with this item in TCR 2.0, most of the functions are still the same, but probably the only change and the biggest one is it's pedestal ability. Weather changing has always been a thing where it's cool, especially in single player but it simply doesn't work that well in a multiplayer environment, especially when you have two players directly competing for control of the weather, this in turn leads to alot of server owners outright disabling the Amulets abilities and effectively making them useless. As a result, I've changed the mechanics to better suit the modpack and make sure they're still usable on servers without disrupting other players. The Evertide Amulet now gives players the water breathing potion and night vision effect when in range for 5 minutes, allowing players to see deep underwater where normally it would be impossible to see, and makes building underwater bases much more viable. The Evertide Amulet costs 500 emc per player to apply, and checks for players every 5 seconds, meaning you only want to be in range when you want it reapplying, and stay out of range when you don't need it (or, turn it off, which you can now do with redstone).
ProjectE-Efficiency

So a new mechanic introduced in TCR 2.0 is efficiency. Efficiency is mostly found on ProjectE PowerFlowers, Condensers, and Transmutation Table/Tablets, and was added to the hard mode difficulty to nerf the early game while still give you that overpowered feeling late game. Efficiency directly impacts the emc of an item been turned into emc, so an iron ingot with 256 emc and an efficiency rating of 40% will give you 102.4 emc (only whole numbers will be shown to the players even though the decimal still exists), by doing this I'm hoping to create more of a "Do I really need this item?" situation early game than "I want this item", and punishing those who wastefully throw their items away without thinking about it, late game though just as emc gets to a stage where you stop thinking about it, efficiency is also taken out of the picture.

Each MK version of the items listed earlier have a better efficiency than the last, and they're all consistent with each other, so the values below are what you can expect ingame.

* MK1 - Efficiency 40%
* MK2 - Efficiency 60%
* MK3 - Efficiency 80%
* MK4 - Efficiency 100%
Solitaire Till Dawn/Miss Miligan

Miss Miligan in Color

## Rules

Tableaus build down in alternating colors. Full or partial builds are available. Empty tableaus may be filled with Kings or with builds beginning with a King.

Foundations build up in suit from the Ace.

Top cards of tableaus may be moved to the pocket, if it is empty.

Deal a card onto each tableau by clicking the hand.

Goal: Move all cards to the foundations.
ProjectE-Divining Rod

The Divining Rod has been tweaked a bit in TCR 2.0, but not to the point where it's a different item. As some of you will remember, the medium divining rod reported back the highest emc in a direction, and the high divining rod reported the top 3. This let players very quickly find the specific ores they're after, like diamond, copper, etc. While I didn't want to entirely take this away, I did want to make it a choice. By default now, it will report the average and total emc in a direction, this can be extremely useful when using the Destruction Catalyst which costs emc per block, so if the emc in the direction you're aiming is lower than the emc you're spending, it's not worth digging, however this does prevent players finding specific ores, only high value areas. Additionally, the divining rod does have a search function where you can put an ore in the slot and it will report back if that has the ore you're looking for or not, but will not report back what the emc in that area is. Lastly, it now costs dust based on the mode you're searching for,

* Mode 1 - Low Covalence Dust
* Mode 2 - Medium Covalnce Dust
* Mode 3 - High Covalnce Dust

Later on, you can use a klein star instead and it will take the emc worth from that, but early game you're restricted based on the dust you're carrying.
ProjectE-Volcanite Amulet

Not much has changed with this item in TCR 2.0, most of the functions are still the same, a few bug fixes regarding emc cost, but probably the only change and the biggest one is it's pedestal ability. Weather changing has always been a thing where it's cool, especially in single player but it simply doesn't work that well in a multiplayer environment, especially when you have two players directly competing for control of the weather, this in turn leads to a lot of server owners outright disabling the Amulets abilities and effectively making them useless. As a result, I've changed the mechanics to better suit the modpack and make sure they're still usable on servers without disrupting other players. The Volcanite amulet had a change that directly goes with another mechanic introduced to Collectors, and that is it gives the Collectors the ability to bypass the weather mechanic. The cost of this is about 25 emc per second when it's raining and 50 emc per second when it's storming, and is multiplied based on the amount of collectors nearby. Condensed Relays and PowerFlowers only class as one Collector even though they have the power of many, so use that to your advantage when planning.
IAGO

That option is something..

## Instruction

IAGO is a strategic capture game played on a variable size board on which you attempt to bracket your opponents players between your own. All those bracketed are converted to your color in the eight possible directions, Moves must result in at least one conversion. When no such move exists, the turn is forfeited. The game is complete when neither player can move for lack of empty spaces or a converting move. The player with the most pieces wins. Moves are made by pointing to a square with the mouse and clicking the mouse button once. A timer runs on each player but it is not necessary to play against the clock unless it challenges you.

## Features

This game is also feature "Job Security" button for people who don't want their ass get kicked by boss. By changing the game into "Microsoft Excel-like" program. Nobody will ever **KNOW!**
Brooke Star

**Brooke Star** is an American child actor. She is best known for playing the character Zoe on *Modern Family* (2014).

She is recurring as Cynthia Crawford in the first season of *Feud*.

## Trivia

* Brooke and Chelsea Summer, her twin sister, are identical and play twin roles on screen very often. In *Feud*, the two portray Joan Crawford's twin daughters.

## External Links

* Brooke Star at the Internet Movie Database
* Brooke Star on Facebook
Solitaire Till Dawn/Calculation

Calculation on Color

## Rules

Tableaus: Top cards are available for moving to the foundations.

Stock: Top card may be moved to a foundation, or to any tableau.

Foundations build up arithmetically, regardless of suit or color, and rach according to a different rule:

**A,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,J,Q,K** - By Ones

**2,4,6,8,10,Q,A,3,5,7,9,J,K** - By twos

**3,6,9,Q,2,5,8,J,A,4,7,10,K** - By threes

**4,8,Q,3,7,J,2,6,10,A,5,9,K** - By fours

Goal: Move all cards to foundations
Monte Carlo

Monte Carlo in Black and White

## Information

Monte Carlo is a solitaire game by InterStellar Software.

## Objective

The object is to remove all the cards from the board. To play, remove pairs of cards that are adjacent either vertically, horizontally or diagonally. When all pairs are removed click h\the Consolidate button. This backs up the remaining cards preserving the order that they were dealt (across from left to right and down from top to bottom). The remaining space is filled in from the deck.
Anne Bancroft

* Portrayal
* Real Life

**Anna Maria Louisa Italiano** is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. She is an American actress associated with the method acting school, having studied under theatre practitioner Lee Strasberg.

She is portrayed by Serinda Swan.

## Appearances

**Bette and Joan (1/8)**

* 1.05 - And The Winner Is... (The Oscars of 1963)
Harriet Foster

* Portrayal
* Real Life

**Harriet Foster** is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. She is the wife of film director Robert Aldrich.

She is portrayed by Molly Price.

## Appearances

**Bette and Joan (2/8)**

* 1.02 - The Other Woman
* 1.04 - More, or Less
* 1.06 - Hagsploitation

## Multimedia

### Images

* Promotional Images
* Episode Stills
* Screencaps
* Gifs

### Videos

More, Or Less Season 1 Ep. 4 Trailer FEUD Bette and Joan"More, or Less" Ep. 4 Trailer
## References

1. ↑ Molly Price Joins Ryan Murphy’s FX Anthology Series ‘Feud’
Dylan Wittrock

**Dylan Wittrock** is an American actor. He is known for his roles as Joshua in *The Game* (2009), Adam Kodman in *Id* (2010), and Pierre in *Locating Silver Lake* (2017).

He made a guest appearance as a young gay man in the first season of *Feud*.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Dylan Wittrock at the Internet Movie Database
* Dylan Wittrock on Twitter
More, or Less

**More, or Less** is the fourth episode of ***Bette and Joan***, the first season of the drama anthology series *Feud*, and the fourth episode overall. Tim Minear and Gina Welch served as writers, and Liza Johnson served as director. It officially premiered on FX on March 26, 2017.

On the eve of its release, bad word-of-mouth plagues *Baby Jane*. Bette and Joan brace for failure. Pauline tries to break gender barriers. Oscar nominations are announced.

## Guest Cast

### Special Guest Stars

* Catherine Zeta-Jones as Olivia de Havilland
* Kathy Bates as Joan Blondell

### Guest Stars

* Molly Price as Harriet Foster
* Dominic Burgess as Victor Buono
* Toby Huss as Frank Sinatra
* Ken Lerner as Marty
* Joel Kelley Dauten as Adam
* Brooke Star as Cynthia Crawford
* Chelsea Summer as Cathy Crawford

### Co-Stars

* Billy Meade as Bill Aldrich
* Sonya Leigh English as Adell Aldrich
* Brian Dare as Buzz Gimple
* John Ducey as Jack Paar
* Gildart Jackson as Maitre
* Mark Beltzman as Projectionist
* Sean Bolger as 4 for Texas Assistant Director
* Owen Conway as Junior Agent
* Cameron Cowperthwaite as Michael Parks
* Chris Dotson as Audience Member
* Beth Geiger as Movie Goer
* Daniel Hagen as Mike the Film Editor
* Jim Hanna as TV Director
* Dustin Lewis as Agent
* Tom Lommel as Perry Mason Assistant Director
* Sebastian Naranjo as Keith Aldrich
* Jessica Richards as Ticket Booth Girl

## Reception

This episode drew in 1.21 million live-plus-same-day viewers, jumping back up from the previous episode's 1.08 million.

## Trivia

* This episode marks the debut of Frank Sinatra.
* This episode also marks the first absence of Bette's daughter B. D. Hyman.

## Multimedia

### Images

* Episode Stills
* Behind the Scenes
* Screencaps
* Episode Gifs

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### Videos

More, Or Less Season 1 Ep. 4 Trailer FEUD Bette and Joan
## References

1. ↑ Final Adjusted Ratings for Sunday March 26th
2. ↑ Feud: Bette and Joan - Episode 1.03 - 1.05 - Press Release
3. ↑ Final Adjusted Ratings for Sunday March 26th
Mark Valley

**Mark Thomas Valley** is an American film and television actor, known for his role as Brad Chase on the TV drama *Boston Legal*, Oliver Richard on the NBC drama *Harry's Law*, as FBI Special Agent John Scott on *Fringe*, Christopher Chance in Fox's action/drama *Human Target*, as Tommy Sullivan in ABC's *Body of Proof*, and as CIA Director Gabe Widener in NBC's *Crisis*.

He is recurring as Gary Merrill in the first season of *Feud*.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Mark Valley on Wikipedia
* Mark Valley at the Internet Movie Database
* Mark Valley on Twitter
* Mark Valley on Instagram
Abandoned!

**Abandoned!** is the seventh episode of ***Bette and Joan***, the first season of the drama anthology series *Feud*, and the seventh episode overall. It officially premiered on FX on April 16, 2017.

With production of *Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte* underway, the feud is intensified when Joan learns of a new producer on the project. In an unguarded moment, Bette reveals her vulnerabilities to Bob.

## Guest Cast

### Special Guest Stars

* Catherine Zeta-Jones as Olivia de Havilland
* Kathy Bates as Joan Blondell

### Guest Stars

* Dominic Burgess as Victor Buono
* Kiernan Shipka as B. D. Hyman
* John Rubinstein as George Cukor
* Joel Kelley Dauten as Adam

### Co-Starring

* Matthew Glave as Joseph Cotten
* Mark L. Taylor as Ray
* J. Paul Boehmer as Leonard
* Charlie Schlatter as Monte Westmore
* Jason Alan Smith as Studio Doctor
* David Abed as Process Server
* Matt Austin as Henrik
* David Foy Bauer as Jeremy Hyman
* Earlene Davis as Agnes Moorehead
* Mindee de Lacey as Joan's Stand-In
* Charlie Dell as Minister
* Van Epperson as Propmaster
* Roger Hewlett as Limo Driver

### Uncredited

* Kaleina Cordova as Dog Sitter
* Ingrid Coree as Florist
* Laura Lee as Hairstylist

### Absent Cast Members

* Judy Davis as Hedda Hopper *(voice only)*
* Stanley Tucci as Jack Warner

## Multimedia

### Images

* Episode Stills
* Behind the Scenes
* Screencaps
* Episode Gifs

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### Videos

Abandoned Season 1 Ep. 7 Trailer FEUD Bette and Joan
## References

1. ↑ Final Adjusted Ratings Sunday for April 16th
2. ↑ Feud: Bette and Joan - Episode 1.07 - Abandoned! - Press Release
Mads Skjern

**Mads Skjern** kommer oprindeligt fra Jylland og er præget af indremissionsk og pietistisk kristendomssyn, der bl.a. betyder at Mads hverken drikker alkohol eller spiller kort samtidig med, at det påvirker hans arbejdsmoral. I 1929 ankommer han sammen med sin søn Daniel til Korsbæk som handelsrejsende. Efterfølgende bosætter han sig i byen, hvor han åbner manufakturhandlen "Tøjhuset", som senere bliver til Skjerns Magasin. Han nærer fra afsnit 2 mistillid til bankdirektør Varnæs og hans omgangskreds grundet, at denne i forsøget på at beskytte sin barndomsven og Mads' konkurrent Albert Arnesen, nægter at låne Mads penge til at etablere sin butik. I løbet af sæson 1 udvider Mads sin forretning til også at omfatte handel med pantebreve, hvilket han får hjælp til af sin bror Kristen Andersen Skjern, samtidig med at han udkonkurrerer Albert Arnesen. Efter Albert Arnesens død og Damernes Magasins konkurs køber Mads ejendommen og indretter butikslokalerne til Omegnsbanken, hvor Kristen bliver direktør. I afsnit 1 møder Mads grisehandler Oluf Larsen og dennes familie. Mads' kone er død før seriens begyndelse og han bliver gift med grisehandlerens datter Ingeborg (Ghita Nørby), som har datteren Ellen fra et tidligere forhold. Mads adopterer Ellen og sammen får Mads og Ingeborg sønnen Erik.

Figuren medvirker i samtlige 24 episoder af serien og er en af hovedrollerne i serien.
Geraldine Page

* Portrayal
* Real Life

**Geraldine Sue Page** is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. She was an American film, television, and stage actress, and an eight-time Academy Award nominee.

She is portrayed by Sarah Paulson.

## References

1. ↑ Sarah Paulson Cast as Geraldine Page in Ryan Murphy’s ‘Feud’ for FX
B. D. Hyman

* Portrayal
* Real Life

**B. D. Hyman** (born **Barbara Davis Sherry**) is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. She is the daughter of Bette Davis and played a minor role as the next door neighbor's daughter in the 1962 Oscar-nominated film *What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?*.

She is portrayed by Kiernan Shipka.

## Biography

### Pilot

B. D. is first mentioned as her mother, Bette Davis, returns home from a night of work in her Broadway show, *The Night of Iguana*. Bette enters her house and calls for B. D., but instead of receiving an answer, she spots a note from her daughter sitting on her desk. The note reads that B. D. has decided to go to her friend Claire's house for the weekend.

B. D. is then seen with her mother as the two walk on to the *Baby Jane* set for the first time. Bette immediately notices that Joan has given gifts to all the crew members, and she makes a comment to B. D. that Joan always does this to suck up to get better lighting and props. However, B. D. suggests that maybe she is only trying to be nice.

Later on, Bette is in her dressing room with B. D., rummaging through her clothes and wigs to find the perfect look for her "Baby Jane" character, as B. D. sits on the couch reading a magazine. Bette finally assembles her outfit, before powdering her face with white foundation and putting on heavy red lipstick, making herself look deranged. B. D. looks on in judgment and disgust and asks her mother if that's really how she wants to present herself. However, Bette responds with a laugh and tells her to "just wait".

## Appearances

**Bette and Joan (5/8)**

* 1.01 - Pilot
* 1.02 - The Other Woman
* 1.03 - Mommie Dearest
* 1.07 - Abandoned!
* 1.08 - You Mean All This Time We Could Have Been Friends?

## Multimedia

### Images

* Promotional Images
* Episode Stills
* Screencaps
* Gifs

### Videos

Cast Spotlight FEUD Bette and Joan Season 1 Promo FXSeventh Teaser for Bette and JoanNaked Rancor FEUD Bette and Joan Season 1 Official Trailer FX HDFirst Official Trailer for Bette and JoanSylvia FEUD Bette and Joan Season 1 Promo FXEleventh Teaser for Bette and JoanInside FEUD Bette and Joan Season 1 First Look FXBette and Joan First LookFEUD Bette and Joan Still to Come FXWhat's to Come for Bette and Joan
## References

1. ↑ FX Orders Ryan Murphy Series Feud with Jessica Lange, Susan Sarandon | Deadline
Bette and Joan/List of Minor Characters

**List of minor characters** is a list of characters who have minor appearances and storylines on *FEUD: Bette and Joan* to date.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Y

### Young Gay Man

* History
* Gallery

**Young Gay Man** is a man that Victor Buono encountered outside of a gay movie theater.
Mommie Dearest
Reed Diamond

**Reed Edward Diamond** is an American actor. He is best known for the roles of Det. Mike Kellerman on *Homicide: Life on the Street*, Jason Pillar on the eighth season of *24*, and recurring character Laurence Dominic on *Dollhouse*. He also appeared in *The Shield*, *Bones*, *The Mentalist*, *Franklin & Bash*, *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*, and *Underground*.

He is recurring as Peter in the first season of *Feud*.

## Other roles

* George Connor Jr. in *Loving*
* Gary Farrell in *ABC Afterschool Specials*
* Virgil Hoogesteger in *Memphis Belle*
* Leslie Harmon in *Ironclads*
* Christopher Baylor in *Law & Order*
* Stephen Sinclair in *Class of '96*
* Mike Kellerman in *Homicide: Life on the Street*
* Bill Palmer in *Under Suspicion*
* Jeffrey Baker in *Awake to Danger*
* Thomas Rafferty in *Secrets*
* Clay Devereaux in *Her Hidden Truth*
* Harry Winslow in *Full Circle*
* Ben Constant in *919 Fifth Avenue*
* Eddie Brannigan Jr. in *Indefensible: The Truth About Edward Brannigan*
* Stuart Collins in *Judging Amy*
* Harvey Pell in *High Noon*
* Mike Kaputo in *The Huntress*
* Alan Caldwell in *Family Law*
* Will Raymond in *Presidio Med*
* Terry Crowley in *The Shield*
* David Burress in *S.W.A.T.*
* Gordon Kimball in *Crossing Jordan*
* Mike Gordon in *The West Wing*
* Jared Swanstrom in *Medium*
* John Aaron in *Good Night, and Good Luck.*
* Ray Lester in *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation*
* Kenneth Hill in *Numb3rs*
* Bryce Ferguson in *Stargate SG-1*
* Eric Hayes in *Without a Trace*
* Martin Schaer in *Ghost Whisperer*
* Gavin Goddard in *October Road*
* Jack Vasser in *Journeyman*
* Craig Bridges in *Criminal Minds*
* Chad Billmeyer in *Drop Dead Diva*
* Cameron Talbot in *Castle*
* Darren Musk in *Cold Case*
* Laurence Dominic in *Dollhouse*
* Jason Pillar in *24*
* Franklin Citron in *Law & Order: LA*
* Mark Shapiro in *Moneyball*
* Greg Limon in *Desperate Housewives*
* Greg Dousett in *The Glades*
* Robert Yule in *Common Law*
* Cole Edwards in *White Collar*
* Hayes Flynn in *Bones*
* Ray Haffner in *The Mentalist*
* Damien Karp in *Franklin & Bash*
* Werner Reinhardt in *Agents of Shield*
* Harold Balinger in *Wayward Pines*
* Henry Blomfeld in *Minority Report*
* Joel Fitzgerald in *Elementary*
* Tom Macon in *Underground*
* John Forstell in *Designated Survivor*
* Albert Stanton in *The Purge*

## External Links

* Reed Diamond on Wikipedia
* Reed Diamond at the Internet Movie Database
* Reed Diamond on Twitter
* Reed Diamond on Instagram
Matthew Goode

**Matthew William Goode**(born 3 April 1978) is a British actor. Goode made his screen debut in 2002 with ABC's television film *Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister*. His breakthrough role was in the romantic comedy *Chasing Liberty*(2004), for which he received a nomination at the Teen Choice Awards for Choice Breakout Movie Star – Male. He then appeared in a string of supporting roles in films, such as Woody Allen's *Match Point* (2005), the romantic comedy *Imagine Me and You*(2006), and the period drama *Copying Beethoven* (2006). He earned praise for his performances as Charles Ryder in the 2008 film adaptation of the novel *Brideshead Revisited* and as Ozymandias in the superhero film *Watchmen* (2009). He then starred in the romantic comedy *Leap Year* (2010) and Australian drama *Burning Man*(2011), the latter earning him a nomination for Best Actor at the Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards.

His other film roles include *The Lookout* (2007), *A Single Man* (2009), *Cemetery Junction* (2010), *Stoker* (2013), *Belle* (2013), *The Imitation Game*(2014) and *Self/less* (2015). Goode has also appeared in television series, including as Henry Talbot in the historical drama *Downton Abbey*, Finley "Finn" Polmar in the legal drama *The Good Wife* and a music journalist in the drama *Dancing on the Edge*. In 2017, Goode portrayed Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon in the second season of the biographical drama series *The Crown*, for which he received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series.From 2018–2022, Goode starred in the fantasy romance series, *A Discovery of Witches*. In 2022, he starred in the miniseries *The Offer*.
Buckingham Palace

***Buckingham Palace*** (originally titled ***Charles and Diana***) is the subtitle of the second installment of Ryan Murphy's anthology drama series *Feud*, focusing on the infamous separation and divorce between Princess Diana and Prince Charles of Wales in 1996 after 15 years of marriage. The season was announced by FX on February 28, 2017 with a 10-episode-order. Murphy will write alongside Jon Robin Baitz, and both will serve as executive producers, in addition to Dede Gardner and Alexis Martin Woodall. The season is set to premiere on FX in 2018.

## Synopsis

**Buckingham Palace** revolves around two of Britain's most famous royal exes. The season will focus on the public divorce between Princess Diana and Prince Charles of Wales in 1996, just a year before Diana’s tragic death in a car crash in Paris, and the alleged affairs on both sides that caused the infamous split.

## Cast

* Jessica Lange
* Susan Sarandon
* Rosamund Pike
* Matthew Goode

## Production

Filming for this season will begin in late spring 2018.

## Casting

Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon, actresses who played Season One's main protagonists Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, were announced by co-creator Ryan Murphy to continue starring throughout the show. Otherwise,
co-showrunner Tim Minear announced that besides Lange and Sarandon, this season's cast will be mostly new and young.

## Trivia

* The opening scene will be the filing of the divorce papers between Princess Diana and Prince Charles.
* The series will end with Diana's death.
* The series will feature season one actresses Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon.
* The season was originally titled Charles and Diana.

## References

1. ↑ Feud to Tackle Prince Charles and Princess Diana in Season 2
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `deadline`
3. ↑ Subject for Possible ‘Feud’ Season 3 Has Already Been Determined
Le Corbusier

**Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris**, més conegut, a partí de la década de 1920, coma **Le Corbusier** (La Chaux-de-Fonds, Cantón de Neuchâtel, Suiza, 6 d’octubre de 1887-Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Probenza-Alpes-Costa Azul, Fransa, 27 d’agost de 1965), ba sé un arquitecto y teóric de l’arquitectura, urbanista, decoradó d’interiós, pintó, escultó y ome de lletres suís nacionalizat francés al 1930.
Frank Sinatra

* Portrayal
* Real Life

**Francis Albert Sinatra** is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. He was an American singer, actor, and producer who was one of the most popular and influential musical artists of the 20th century.

He is portrayed by Toby Huss.

## Appearances

**Bette and Joan (1/8)**

* 1.04 - More, or Less
* 1.05 - And The Winner Is... (The Oscars of 1963) (voice)