var HINTS_CFG = {
	'top'        : 5, // a vertical offset of a hint from mouse pointer
	'left'       : 5, // a horizontal offset of a hint from mouse pointer
	'css'        : 'hintsClass', // a style class name for all hints, TD object
	'show_delay' : 200, // a delay between object mouseover and hint appearing
	'hide_delay' : 90000, // a delay between hint appearing and hint hiding
	'wise'       : true,
	'follow'     : false,
	'z-index'    : 1 // a z-index for all hint layers
},

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	'H1':wrap_img("1", "At standard temperature and<BR>pressure he is a colorless,<BR>odorless, nonmetallic, univalent,<BR>tasteless, highly flammable diatomic gas.<BR>Furthermore, he is present in water,<BR>all organic compounds,<BR>and in all living organisms. "), 
	'HN1':wrap_img("N1", "I want a simple atom, but<BR>Hydrogen seems to be taken.<BR>So I'll be anti-Hydrogen. Outside<BR>the box, but perfectly simple.<BR>Good for illustrating fundamental principles,<BR>but dislikes mundane matters."),
	'H7':wrap_img("7", "Most common gas in the atmosphere,<BR>is not very chemically active,<BR>but is a part of many important<BR>biological compounds."), 
	'H8':wrap_img("8", "Necessary for Spiderweb life,<BR>but also necessary for<BR>Spiderweb flames."), 
	'H9':wrap_img("9", "It is the most active member<BR>in the halogen family. Flourine<BR>is very poisonous because of its<BR>great activity. It is so active<BR>that it is not found free<BR>in nature, and is very abundant.<BR>It readily forms compounds with<BR>most other elements. Fluorine is<BR>used in the production of pure uranium."), 
	'H10':wrap_img("10", "Dikiyoba is unemotional, just<BR>like neon is cold and inert,<BR>and not much of a threat.<BR>Orange is Dikiyoba's favorite color<BR>and Dikiyoba also attracts attention<BR>sometimes. Dikiyoba could also add<BR>to the neon analogy by pointing out<BR>that Dikiyoba is a loner."), 
	'H11':wrap_img("11", "I suppose this (Marlenny being Chlorine)<BR>makes me sodium, because I bond<BR>most easily and successfully with her."),
	'H13':wrap_img("13", "I own a tin foil suit, and<BR>I'm aluminum... it's extremely<BR>reflective, flashy and found in<BR>tacky products everywhere. It<BR>insulates itself from the external<BR>world using a layer of oxygen.  And<BR>it tends to cause pointless<BR>linguistic flamewars."),
	'H16':wrap_img("16", "Alone I am odorless, but if I<BR>react with certain other elements,<BR>I can produce a real stink.<BR>I also tend to bond with 8 other<BR>versions of myself but I can't come<BR>up with a metaphor for this one.<BR>I have an affinity for volcanoes<BR>and other geological phenomena."),
	'H17':wrap_img("17", "Marlenny is Chlorine. Because<BR>everyone wants to bond with her.<BR>Corrosive - you're a corrupting influence.<BR>Poisonous - because you're smokin'.<BR>Gaseous - ...well, no one's perfect."),
	'H18':wrap_img("18", "Argon is Schrodinger. It's<BR>the third most common gas in<BR>the atmosphere, but is usually<BR>forgotten with the 'Nitrogen,<BR>Oxygen and other gasses' phrase.<BR>It's a noble gas, so it doesn't get involved<BR>in most chemical reactions."),
	'H19':wrap_img("19", "The reason I suggested Thralni<BR>as Potassium to go with Kel's<BR>Sodium is because of the constant<BR>tug-of-war those two elements have<BR>in the brain. (They are responsible<BR>for  regulating ion channels.)"),
	'H22':wrap_img("22", "It has some really unusual<BR>physical abilities, such as diffusion<BR>bonding and superplasticity<BR>(okay, that's in alloy form)<BR>and its oxide is very stable<BR>useful in all sorts of strange ways.<BR>Also its oxide can be called Titania,<BR>but that is just greedy so<BR>I won't mention it."),
	'H25':wrap_img("25", "It has seven different oxidation<BR>states, making it easy to bond<BR>with many combinations of nonmetals<BR>and cations. Its uses vary from pigmentation<BR>to metallurgy to a small amount of<BR>medicine. It has very few substitutes.<BR>And it burns in several very pretty colors when in solution,<BR>depending on its state."),
	'H26':wrap_img("26", "Iron is easy to polish,<BR>relatively soft when pure,<BR>but very strong with carbon.<BR>It alloys with nickel, manganese,<BR>titanium, chrome, is the most important<BR>tool metal and it can be magnetic<BR>(cause bandwagons). Its reaction to O (Jeff)<BR>is rather self- destructive and rusty.<BR>I think ferrum fits you perfectly."),
	'H29':wrap_img("29", "Malleable, and conductive to boot.<BR>That, and I turn interesting<BR>colors when I get flamed..."),
	'H32':wrap_img("32", "In its pure state, this metalloid<BR>is crystalline, brittle, and retains<BR>its lustre in air at room temperature.<BR>Beautiful but fragile.<BR>The oxide form also has the unusual<BR>property of having a high refractive<BR>index for visible light,<BR>but transparent to infrared light.<BR>Invisibility anyone?"),
	'H47':wrap_img("47", "Relatively low value, pliable,<BR>shiny and a nickname for one<BR>brand of salmon."),
	'H51':wrap_img("51", "Its alchemical system resembles<BR>the holy hand grenade and the<BR>astrological symbol for venus upside-down.<BR>It's opposed to solitude and possibly<BR>the bloom of a god.  Plus with it's<BR>use in batteries, it is found in<BR>gizmos throughout the world."),
	'H54':wrap_img("54", "I'm Xenon, because it's a noble<BR>gas that's pretty self-contained<BR>and doesn't bond to anything,<BR>except for in specific instances,<BR>even though it's been around for ever.<BR>It's atomic weight is also only<BR>about 6 pounds under mine.<BR>It looks good under a microscope too!"),
	'H55':wrap_img("55", "I would be Francium had a<BR>terribly undeserving young man<BR>taken it, so I shall console myself<BR>with Cesium, which, while not quite<BR>as explosive, is at least found in<BR>commercially useful quantities in nature.<BR>And emits flame when exposed to water."),
	'H74':wrap_img("74", "I'm Tungsten:<br>brilliant and illuminating."),
	'H77':wrap_img("77", "It's very rare on earth,<BR>but much more common on various<BR>interstellar bodies or satellites,<BR>and while it has several interesting properties,<BR>they are mostly unknown due to<BR>lack of exposure."),
	'H80':wrap_img("80", "Shiny and fluid, mercury has<BR>captivated mindsthroughout history.<BR>All that and it's prone to<BR>causing nerve damage!"),
	'H82':wrap_img("82", "A soft metal, and not very reactive.<BR>Yet perfect for making blunt objects<BR>to beat people senseless with."),
	'H87':wrap_img("87", "The most unstable element in the<BR>first 101 on the Periodic Table."),
	'H92':wrap_img("92", "Capable of immense amounts of energy.<BR>Harmful to be around. Difficult<BR>to dispose of safely.  Heavy."),
	'H118':wrap_img("118", "RW is obviously Ununoctium,<BR>a mysterious element that had<BR>not have been discovered a couple<BR>years ago, but perhaps will have been<BR>discovered then a few years later."),
	'H3':wrap_img("3", "Lithium is greatly heat-resistant,<BR>possessing a low coefficient of<BR>thermal expansion and the highest<BR>specific heat capacity of any solid element.<BR>I don't think I've ever seen Spring mad.<BR>The metal also has about half the<BR>density of water meaning it can<BR>float above most of the muck.<BR>He loves the song, too."),
	'H5':wrap_img("5", "I'm Boron. Elemental boron is used<BR>as a dope in the semiconductor<BR>industry.  Chemically boron is<BR>electron-deficient, possessing a vacant<BR>p-orbital. It is an electrophile."),
	'H6':wrap_img("6", "I'd like permission to dub Mariann<BR>as Carbon on the basis that<BR>she is as essiential to life at<BR>Spiderweb as Jeff is. Their daughters<BR>then can be carbonmonoxide and carbondioxide,<BR>most likely in thier respective order<BR>of birth, but they can trade their<BR>molecular identities when they're<BR>older if they like."),
	'H12':wrap_img("12", "I'll take magnesium. This because<BR>Mg=Magma. Elemental magnesium is<BR>a fairly strong, yet light-weight metal.<BR>It tarnishes slightly when exposed to air,<BR>and reacts when it is submerged in water.<BR>Milk of magnesia is commonly used<BR>as an antacid."),
	'H14':wrap_img("14", "I would wish to resemble silicon<BR>- rarely found alone and quite inert<BR>in compounds at first sight."),
	'H15':wrap_img("15", "As for myself, I'll take phosphorus,<BR>I burn brightly in oxygen<BR>and help plants grow."),
	'H20':wrap_img("20", "Calcium means 'lime'. Another word<BR>for a quite sour fruit.<BR>It is a reducing agent which means<BR>it readily gives other elements<BR>extra electrons (a piece of your mind)<BR>sometimes altering their stable condition.<BR>It can easily become a medium strength<BR>base that reacts violently with acids<BR>and attacks many metals in presence<BR>of water.  It is also used in the making<BR>of cements which are extremely hard."),
	'H27':wrap_img("27", "I am cobalt. Because magnetic<BR>things are cool. Also 27 is my lucky number<BR>- I was born on the 27 of June."),
	'H30':wrap_img("30", "I'm Zinc, because I'm available<BR>in many forms including dust,<BR>foil, granules, powder, pieces, nanosize<BR>activated powder, shot, and a mossy form;<BR>and I am a bluish, pale gray."),
	'H33':wrap_img("33", "I think my PDN speaks for itself.<BR>Arsenic is extremely poisonous,<BR>and when oxidized smells of garlic.<BR>It has also been used to treat cancer..."),
	'H35':wrap_img("35", "Bromine is unique being the<BR>only liquid nonmetallic element<BR>at room temperature.  It is set apart<BR>from the rest.  Bromine is highly reactive<BR>and is a powerful oxidizing agent in<BR>the presence of water.  It bonds<BR>easily with many elements and has a<BR>strong bleaching action.<BR>'For His Whiteness'.  It also has<BR>a strong disagreeable odor, but that<BR>probably comes from spending days<BR>at a time playing<BR>Galactic Core without break."),
	'H36':wrap_img("36", "I'll take Krypton. Just for fun."),
	'H37':wrap_img("37", "Im hydrogen... I react different<BR>with everything, and Im an always<BR>shifting guy.  Hydrogen is taken,<BR>but you can be rubidium."),
	'H53':wrap_img("53", "I'd like to be Iodine, myself.<BR>Mostly because I like the color<BR>of Iodine gas."),
	'H70':wrap_img("70", "I'll be Ytterbium."),
	'H72':wrap_img("72", "Dikiyoba will nominate Zeviz<BR>to be hafnium because hafnium is<BR>used in nuclear control rods.<BR>Zeviz is clearly trying to keep the<BR>debates in this topic from going out of<BR>control and the nuclear bit goes well with<BR>his title."),
	'H78':wrap_img("78", "For myself I would take platinum:<BR>a precious, extensible, slowly reacting<BR>metal, which alloys easily with<BR>other metals. It is also a catalyst<BR>(since I tend to trigger things involuntary,<BR>once in a while. >_><BR>Cough, the Ash ban, cough)."),
	'H79':wrap_img("79", "Gold is shiny on the outside,<BR>similarily I have a flashy exterior.<BR>However, when tested, gold melts<BR>easily under heat, which would be<BR>my quick to flame if flamed first,<BR>and general short temper. What's more,<BR>gold can be hammered out and<BR>spread over a devent amount of space.<BR>Similarily, even under stress of<BR>work I can get a multitude of projects<BR>completed. I also like to trick people<BR>into thinking other people are me<BR>(as when I impersonated Hawk King),<BR>'All that glitters is not gold.'"),
	'H83':wrap_img("83", "I'm not going to tell you who I am.<BR>It's none of your Bismuth."),
	'H86':wrap_img("86", "Stareye is some kind of noble gas.<BR>I'd be Radon."),
	'H95':wrap_img("95", "I am Americium, because I AM."),
	'H4':wrap_img("4", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained.<br>Beryllium has the highest melting point<BR>of the light metals. It has excellent<BR>thermal conductivity, is nonmagnetic and<BR>resists attack by acid. It is prized for<BR>it's rigidity in wide temperature ranges."),
	'H21':wrap_img("21", "Rare, not particularly dangerous<BR>-- perfect for a lurker like me, eh? ;-)"),
	'H23':wrap_img("23", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained.<br>A rare, soft and ductile element,<BR>vanadium was originally discovered<BR>by Andrés Manuel del Río (a Spanish-born<BR>Mexican mineralogist) in Mexico City,<BR>in 1801. He called it 'brown lead'...<BR>'nuff said."),
	'H24':wrap_img("24", "A lustrous, hard metal that takes<BR>a high polish, and has a high<BR>melting point. It's uses started small<BR>with the tanning of leather, but<BR>as knowledge of it's properties expanded,<BR>so did it's uses.  It is also a<BR>catalyst and a chemical reagent having<BR>a sufficient purity for use in<BR>chemical analysis, chemical reactions,<BR>and physical testing. Lack of chromium<BR>can cause chromium deficiency,<BR>but too much of some of its<BR>compounds can be toxic."),
	'H28':wrap_img("28", "I am Nickel. Mostly because Cobalt<BR>is taken.  And partly because I<BR>like magnets. Nickel is also slow to<BR>react with air, but is very<BR>reactive in general, which is sorta odd,<BR>because I have quite a long fuse,<BR>but can explode with enough prompting.<BR>While I wouldn't say that I am a<BR>'babe magnet' I can be quite charming<BR>and do tend to gravitate towards groups,<BR>just as nickel is mostly found in<BR>various compounds."),
	'H31':wrap_img("31", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H34':wrap_img("34", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H38':wrap_img("38", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H39':wrap_img("39", "It's stable in large amounts,<BR>but small quantities can flare up<BR>to high temperatures."),
	'H40':wrap_img("40", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H41':wrap_img("41", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H42':wrap_img("42", "I am Molybdenum<BR>(Mo [my real name] on the periodic table).<BR>Also, since I am Element No. 42,<BR>I am the 'Answer to Life, the Universe, and everything'"),
	'H43':wrap_img("43", "Technetium fits me because I can<BR>usually diagnose and treat problems<BR>with computers."),
	'H44':wrap_img("44", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H45':wrap_img("45", "Rhodium is a hard silvery white and<BR>durable metal that has a high<BR>reflectance. Rhodium has both a high<BR>melting point and a low density.<BR>It is very hard to dissolve,<BR>is used as a hardening agent and catalyst,<BR>and has high corrosion resistance."),
	'H46':wrap_img("46", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H48':wrap_img("48", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H49':wrap_img("49", "Just in case."),
	'H50':wrap_img("50", "Stands for SyNergy, SNoopy, and tin<BR>SNips...<br>And I'm shiny and malleable."),
	'H52':wrap_img("52", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H56':wrap_img("56", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H57':wrap_img("57", "Lanthanum is a special element to me.<BR>I am the 57th Archon to rule,<BR>and it's atomic number is also 57.<BR>Aside from that, I am soft enough<BR>to be cut with a knife in an argument.<BR>Also, I hate water. Hot water especially.<BR><BR>The Last Archon."),
	'H58':wrap_img("58", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H59':wrap_img("59", "I like it's electron configuration."),
	'H60':wrap_img("60", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H61':wrap_img("61", "I'll take Promethium. It does not occur<BR>naturally on Earth, and I usually<BR>refer to people as 'Humans', as if I<BR>were alien. It's name is also based<BR>on Prometheus, and I know a LOT about<BR>Mythology (Prometheus is my favorite Greek titan).<BR>It also glows pretty colors..."),
	'H62':wrap_img("62", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H63':wrap_img("63", "Europium is the most reactive of the<BR>rare earth elements; it rapidly<BR>oxidizes in air, and resembles calcium<BR>in its reaction with water.<BR>Europium ignites at about 150°C to 180°C<BR>and the metal dust presents a fire<BR>and explosion hazard."),
	'H64':wrap_img("64", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H65':wrap_img("65", "I'm a softie..<br>and can be cut with knives..@_@"),
	'H66':wrap_img("66", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H67':wrap_img("67", "It is a substance that is highly magnetic<BR>and used in atomic control rods.<BR>I've always been (or like to think<BR>I have been), a person that can<BR>settle a dispute fairly and quickly, eg.<BR>control the release of energy.<BR>I collect little piles of knicknacks which<BR>I really don't do anything with,<BR>as a magnetic object attracts certain other<BR>objects with little discerning between them."),
	'H68':wrap_img("68", "I would totally be erbium, because the Er<BR>looks like it stands for Erika.<BR>XD Or Erika Redmark."),
	'H69':wrap_img("69", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H71':wrap_img("71", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H73':wrap_img("73", "Virtually immune to acid of any sort,<BR>tantalum is known for its ability<BR>to remain unaffected by nearly any reagent.<BR>Yet it is capable of containing<BR>vast reserves of energy.<BR>However, it is not without danger<BR>- tantalum dust is highly explosive<BR>when flamed."),
	'H75':wrap_img("75", "Just in case."),
	'H76':wrap_img("76", "Osmium. Even more dense, but on occasion<BR>very bright, used for all kinds<BR>of things, but very toxic, and if I<BR>forget to shower even for a single day,<BR>you really don't want to know<BR>what I smell like."),
	'H81':wrap_img("81", "It is lethally toxic, but can be applied<BR>to a non-malicious purpose<BR>if handled correctly."),
	'H84':wrap_img("84", "I ain't got a clue how to justfiy it."),
	'H85':wrap_img("85", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H88':wrap_img("88", "I'll take Radium. I like the colours,<BR>and I also like the fact that<BR>I'm extremely radioactive (I knew there<BR>was a reason I like making<BR>uber-powerful ruby skeletons)!"),
	'H89':wrap_img("89", "Well, I don't have much of a Spiderweb<BR>personality, so I suppose that<BR>it's application as a neutron source<BR>(in this case, a stream of steady,<BR>neutral commentary) might fit me.<BR>It's rare, which might in some<BR>way correspond to post count. Also,<BR>its bluish glow calls one to think<BR>of the moon, and thus Artemis,<BR>and thus the charecter of Actaeon."),
	'H90':wrap_img("90", "Incredibly deadly when used correctly,<BR>fatal to be around for too long<BR>and turns black if left out in the open."),
	'H91':wrap_img("91", "Due to its scarcity, high radioactivity,<BR>and toxicity, there are currently<BR>no uses for protactinium outside<BR>of basic scientific research.<BR>Protactinium-231 could possibly sustain<BR>a nuclear chain reaction...<BR>I love poisons and bombs."),
	'H93':wrap_img("93", "Minuscule amounts of neptunium are found<BR>as radioactive waste. Similarly,<BR>I post with very small frequency,<BR>and although no one has pointed this out,<BR>I think a lot of my messages are<BR>kind of a waste of space!  Plus, neptunium<BR>is silvery. And, uh...when I look in my<BR>bathroom mirror at night my eyes<BR>look a little silvery."),
	'H94':wrap_img("94", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H96':wrap_img("96", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H97':wrap_img("97", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H98':wrap_img("98", "I'm from California, and I seem to have<BR>few uses to people in the story."),
	'H99':wrap_img("99", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H100':wrap_img("100", "Little is known about it, it is rare,<BR>and it can be used to make thermonuclear<BR>explosions, so it must have a bit of power."),
	'H101':wrap_img("101", "-X- will be Mendelevium, since,<BR>like the founder of the periodic<BR>table of elements, Dmitri Mendeleyev,<BR>he is the founder of<BR>-X-'s Big Book O' Personality Classification.<BR>-X- is also a bit too insane,<BR>hence the atomic number 101.<BR>-X- is named after someone who did<BR>something incredibly important,<BR>but is rarely recognized for doing that."),
	'H102':wrap_img("102", "Why : The name, rather than properties,<BR>with the inflection being that Thuryl<BR>(of the SW folks that are active)<BR>is most likely to qualify for a<BR>Nobel award."),
	'H103':wrap_img("103", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H104':wrap_img("104", "I nominate myself for Rutherfordium,<BR>on the basis that in any group,<BR>I'm one of the most stable members<BR>of the least stable subgroup."),
	'H105':wrap_img("105", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H106':wrap_img("106", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H107':wrap_img("107", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H108':wrap_img("108", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H109':wrap_img("109", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H110':wrap_img("110", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H111':wrap_img("111", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H112':wrap_img("112", "Ununbium is one of the superheavy elements.<BR>Recent experiments strongly<BR>suggest that element 112 behaves<BR>as a typical member of group 12,<BR>demonstrating properties consistent with<BR>a volatile metal. I'm volatile and heavy."),
	'H113':wrap_img("113", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H114':wrap_img("114", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H115':wrap_img("115", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H116':wrap_img("116", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'H117':wrap_img("117", "Element Available.<br>Click for Wiki article."),
	'HN2':wrap_img("N2", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H6-14':wrap_img("6-14", "Being the world's greatest pack rat and all,<BR>I should be able to identify things."),
	'HN14':wrap_img("N14", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'HN31':wrap_img("N31", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'HN50':wrap_img("N50", "Because Dikiyoba the Great<br>has so ordained."),
	'H666':wrap_img("666", "Feared by many, worshiped by others,<BR>an all-around unplesant guy."),
	'H2':wrap_img("2", "He is noble, aloof, and largely inert.<BR>He can also be inhaled for<BR>entertainment value.")
	
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