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Thread: The Landroval Times
Mar 11 2012 04:52 AM #81
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The site should be back up but different. In order to err on the side of caution, I wiped the entire database and decided to start everything over from scratch. As such, I've switched it so that the site is now wordpress based, which might make things a bit easier and simpler.
I'll be adding back all of the character profiles, news reports, kinships, etc. tomorrow and Monday, though I already have the events section up and running as I know there are quite a few that rely on it (leastaways that's what I gathered from the multiple DMs the twitter received asking about the events section).
Also, I've gone ahead and created a Landroval Times flickr group for anyone who wants to upload their images to the group. The latest 10 images are shown on the website. You can find the flickr group here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1948796@N23/
I also created a vimeo video group, but am unsure if anyone actually wants a video section for the website. If so, let me know and I'll work on getting that up.
Also, good news. Now that it's on wordpress, you can leave a comment on the site without having to register for an account. If you want to add articles, profiles, events, however, you will still need to register.
As always, if anyone has any questions, comments, suggestions, etc, please do let me know. Either comment here, send me a PM, or email me : firstname.lastname@example.com || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 11 2012 08:50 AM #82
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Personally i think you are doing a great job with The landroval Times and i thank you for offering it too us.
Thank you!
+repAshannae(LM85 Taylor) Laureanna(Hunter85/Sch) Annaelen(Mins/78/cook) Moranae(Mins/76/WS)
Mar 11 2012 04:05 PM #83
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Well, I seem to have no way to edit the recurring event I set up on the old site.
So, to let you know, The Andune Ensemble concert for 12 March is cancelled to avoid clashing with Update 6.
Here's hoping you can get the functionality sorted so that we can have the calendar back.
Mar 11 2012 04:46 PM #84
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I've gone ahead and edited it, as well as added you back on as the author of the event.
Unfortunately, after an attempted attack on the website, I've had to clear the database, which in effect, deleted everything from the old site. I managed to save all of the articles, profiles, events, etc. in a text file and have been adding them back in all weekend long. Since no one was registered, I've added everything back on under my own name but the second someone registers, I will more than happily give them control over their postings again.
Please let me know if you still have trouble accessing the event nowMHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 11 2012 05:29 PM #85
Mar 13 2012 10:57 PM #86
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Okie dokie then guys. It's taken me a while, but I've finally been able to put up all of the information the site had before. All of the character profiles, news articles, kinship listings, events, personal notices, and services have been reposted.
I've also added a "Help" section with details on how to post/tips to keep in mind when posting, as well as a FAQ page, which can be found under the About section.
If anyone that was registered before is re-registering, let me know which events/character profiles/kinships you were in charge of so that I can transfer the pages back over to you for editing and what have you.
We now have a flickr gallery which anyone can contribute to. All you need to do is join the group (http://www.flickr.com/groups/landrovaltimes) and add whatever screenshots you've uploaded to the group pool. The latest 10 images are shown on the sidebar, and the latest 64 are shown in the gallery main page.
Also, the RSS feed should be back up and running on feedburner, as well as twitter.
As always, thank you to everyone who contributes and participates and if anyone has any comments/concerns/ideas do let me know about themMHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 15 2012 01:01 AM #87
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There is a new feature I am thinking of trying out for the website and would love to know what y'all think/if y'all would be interested in it.
Out of the various character profiles created, I'd love to pick one out at random and then conduct an IC interview with them for the Times. This way, we could better get to know characters, and perhaps it could help refine RP skills. It might also open up new RP instances so that other characters, having seen yours in 'the paper' might recognise you and want to have a chat, might remember you as the brigand that burnt that farm down 2 years ago, etc.
Anyway, I just thought it would be an interesting thing to do so please do let me know what you think of this idea.MHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 15 2012 08:04 AM #88
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The character interview idea does have potential.
Aldekim (85 Landroval) Aldekim (65 Meneldor), Aldekim (13 Arkenstone),Aldekim (12 Laurelin), Aldekim (11 Nimrodel), Aldekim (Crickhollow), Aldekim (Elendilmir)
Mar 16 2012 01:16 PM #89
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Sounds fun. I think you should give it a shot =)
Elendilmir (the raid toons): LAERWEN, 80 htr ♦ OLORIEL, 75 min ♦ AETHELIND, 75 capt ♦ ROSALLA, 75 burg
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Mar 19 2012 08:46 AM #90
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Sounds like a cool idea.
Have a question, if stuff we've posted is now gone, should we go about re-creating that? And is there any plans to put an 'updates' tab in there again? Loved that feature cause it showed me everything new.
Keep up the good work!
Mar 19 2012 12:59 PM #91
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Hmmm I tried getting everything from the old site back up onto this one. So off the top of my head, I know the March had character profiles for Kaikuro, Roelyn, Iorol, Asiech, and Tarthamir, as well as a kinship page, and the Sew Fancy service entry. I've managed to get all of those back up online.
What I have been doing is telling people who re-register on the site to let me know which pages were originally theirs so I can transfer them back to their name for editing and whatnot.
I will see about getting an update page, but I know there are monthly archive pages with all of the new posts already on the site. The page for March is http://www.landrovaltimes.info/2012/03/MHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 19 2012 01:16 PM #92
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I've a question; What sort of genre's and topics does The Landroval Times write about, or 'Eye-witness'? I haven't taken the liberty to access the site to view it, but would there be articles about well advertised events? I've seen a few posts about the musician groups and the liveliness they bring, and seen a few pictures; Often I've seen them outside The Prancing Pony of Bree-Town. I ask because, maybe I havn't seen them personally- but, because there many good events to touch into, such as events, conflicts, and notable people having more artistocratic, or honour suited interactions. Or perhaps the more well-heard rumors and gossips? (Limited, I am sure it would be, if done.)
Example: Arion suddenly has a duel with ________. (You know that would get a entire book made on it.)
Example: The Pilgrimage to The Sea (Or something like that; The Elf event)
Example: The War in Ered Luin (Which I have been heading and conducting with Weldulf and other kinships.)
Example(This is a made up one): The Yellow Falcon Mercenaries vs The Black Paw Mercenaries. (Large Kins fighting ICly)
Are there any of such things ever covered? Theres plenty of notable things that the public eye and Landroval Times (Public reporters?) can cover. I am just asking in curiosity due to me always wondering. I mean, who else here would like to maybe see a personal interview about a known charecter? (Arion, Aethalmund, Laerlin, Morv, Cery, Randolfr, [Brentlor? XD..])
Anyhow, theres a question from a Landroval Roleplayer. As reporters say, 'The people have a right to know!'
Mar 19 2012 01:22 PM #93
Mar 19 2012 01:44 PM #94
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We accept all sorts of news reports! The only problem is no one ever really takes me up on that! Since the LT is run on submissions, the things we cover is based on whatever people choose to submit. Your updates on the War in Ered Luin have been fantastically amazing, and I'd love to see them posted up on the LT website as well.
I personally write about things I've seen, or events I've gone to, such as the MVT weekly show, Ales and Tales 100th show, Bullroarer's Day After Party, etc. Aegthil writes about random kin gossip, and Dori does a weekly event round up with things seen and overheard. Someone named Auroriae recently submitted a Public Notice asking for information on the death of Probationary Watcher Naomiie.
A page back on this post, I stated that I've been thinking about doing IC interviews with characters as a regular feature on the site, so hopefully I can have that up soon. I'm also thinking about doing a regular feature on nicely decorated homes in random neighbourhoods.
There's always so much going on in Landroval and as such, only so much Aegthil, Dori, and I can cover. No one needs any special permission from me to start submitting news reports. Aegthil and Dori both found themselves inspired to participate (which I'm quite thankful for) and one morning I found their articles awaiting confirmation on the site.
Hmm, I think/hope I've answered your questionMHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 19 2012 02:19 PM #95
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The Landroval Times is always looking for reports and reporters. As it happens at this point in time we do not have anyone interested in filing reports from the RP community. Dori Bolger-Etal has listed a few of these events in the Mid-week Edition, but to get real reports someone from that community would be needed. There is only so much time in the day and covering the lite RP scene takes up a lot of Dori's time so he does not have time to cover the RP events in person. Filing reports is really easy, but someone must be found who will attend these events and have enough experience with them to file accurate reports....perhaps someone like Imadwarfdude????
I see our chief posted a reply just seconds ahead of me on this. I'm leaving my post up as confirmation of what the chief said.Last edited by dori_bolger; Mar 19 2012 at 02:22 PM.
Aldekim (85 Landroval) Aldekim (65 Meneldor), Aldekim (13 Arkenstone),Aldekim (12 Laurelin), Aldekim (11 Nimrodel), Aldekim (Crickhollow), Aldekim (Elendilmir)
Mar 19 2012 03:09 PM #96
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I'm interested in contributing. I used to blog regularly on MYLOTRO but gave that up after the F2P changes to the site. I'd like another venue for blogging about LOTRO a bit, but I don't want to start up my own and I don't really want to blog by a schedule. I'd just like a place where I can easily submit something when the inspiration takes hold. I have a few ideas for different types of "columns" I could try out. Should I run them by you?
Fionnuala of Landroval
LOTRO /Music ~ A new website devoted to helping you explore the player music system.
Mar 19 2012 03:38 PM #97
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You can actually just feel free to submit! Like I said, pretty much anything goes so long as it's written IC, and frequency is completely up to you. (I also went ahead and transferred the MVT kinship listing, and your character profiles back over to you on the site).
I've also added up a Tales section, after Amarantos asked about it. We used to have it on the old site, but no one ever really used it, so I didn't think to recreate it here.
The tales section is broken up into "stories" - which would be stories (dur) that only those involved would know about (so not something others should bring up in RP unless they were involved in said story), "songs/poems" - where you can post poems, song lyrics, videos, etc, and "documents" - which are things that could be considered "official" and used by any and all in RP (think treaties, wanted posters, famous books/myths/stories, open letters, etc).
Only thing to keep in mind, for everyone, is to remember clicking an appropriate category to post it to, since without it, I just wind up guessing where it should go.
ETA Also, I have no clue how to take video during gameplay, nor do I think my computer could handle it, but if people that do make videos are interested in having them on the site (like the flickr gallery section), I created a vimeo group for the Landroval Times. Just let me know if anyone is interested in it, and I'll activate it on the websiteLast edited by redpoisonapple; Mar 19 2012 at 04:13 PM.
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Mar 19 2012 07:54 PM #98
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Hi - would you update the time for BBB concerts please? Our new time starting this upcoming week will be at 3pm server time on Sundays.
Thanks!Bards, Beers, & Longbeards!
Mar 19 2012 08:30 PM #99
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Mar 20 2012 11:53 AM #100
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Thank you, but I don't believe I could find the time. Im already inactive as a Kinleader for a Kin on another charecter; Dwarg is going to be taking alot of IC actions shortly, and my returning charecter whom many may know (Secret!) into Bree-Town to help train its people and aquire Supplies to stock up reserves (ICly!) for a suspected occurance that he hunches is soon to occur (Conspiricies!). Then I've got a blackwold that needs to pick a few more pockets and get Bree's criminal RP more original, when abled. - I try to keep myself busy. However, if I can figure out how to post things at Landroval Times site (I might have missed the place?) and I am personally hosting one, or have good gossip/news, Ill be sure to give it to you all to pick at if you choose.
Mar 20 2012 12:24 PM #101
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Just my thoughts on this.
This idea is simply 'metagaming'. Getting to know characters through reading a website is something that i dont think it adds to the RP itself. Sure it does add to the community as a whole, its a social nice thing to have but not very realistic from an IC point of view
Rpers should get to know each other char's ICly, in game and not going on a website, reading a char's info and then use it in game
Landroval has tons of social features/events. What it lacks is actual IC RP (musical concerts is not one of those in the most occasions)
Thats my thoughts and hope you dont get this as criticism, its just me voicing my thoughts. All in all this would be a nice ooc/social feature to have
Mar 20 2012 12:58 PM #102
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No, it's not.
It would be 'metagaming' if someone read something on The Landroval Times or this forum and then used it in their RP interaction in game when they have no reason for knowing it IC.
It is not metagaming to post stories or interviews and articles for entertainment purposes. If you're going to look at it like that then this entire forum is 'metagaming' and you shouldn't advertize your events here. :P
And I think interviews are a splendid idea.Fionnuala of Landroval
LOTRO /Music ~ A new website devoted to helping you explore the player music system.
Mar 20 2012 02:21 PM #103
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Actually I don't think using information from the Landroval Times is highly metagaming. The Times is always written from an in character point of view. One might be assumed to have read a copy while resting in Bree. You might note my tendency to reference posters seen about town and events actually attended as a source of my information for the Mid-week Edition, so this information is generally available to folks "in character." I know a few folks have really blasted me for a few of my stories, and they have generally done that "in character." Either way, taken as in character or not, it's all intended 1) to let folks know what is going on in the future and has gone on in the recent past, and 2) to help people enjoy the game by letting them know about upcoming events. (and of course the ego boost of being named in an article)
"other peoples business, my specialty"
Dori Bolger-EtalAldekim (85 Landroval) Aldekim (65 Meneldor), Aldekim (13 Arkenstone),Aldekim (12 Laurelin), Aldekim (11 Nimrodel), Aldekim (Crickhollow), Aldekim (Elendilmir)
Mar 20 2012 07:31 PM #104
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I definitely share your concern over the interviews possibly becoming something akin to metagaming. The site already has the character profiles and stories sections that are completely off limits to use in game and are solely for us players to enjoy irl.
The interviews, however, I'm still waffling on how to conduct them. I initially wanted them to be like part of the "Landroval Times newspaper," much like the Public Notice/Services/News Articles sections are -- things that would appear in a newspaper in ME. It would be like the interviews you would find in "People" magazine, or whatnot.
The first person I've sent questions to for the inaugural interview is Laerelwen, the winner of one of the costume contest prizes at the Shadow Company's Bullroarer event. This way there is a reason a 'newspaper' would contact her and the questions are mostly where you from, do you consider yourself a fashionista, are you a regular at socials, what are you hobbies, any sig other? etc. Basic things that have to do with her winning a costume contest. Things that my little hobbit would have asked in person to complete her report on event had there not been dancing and music playing going on.
I definitely don't mean for the interviews to get into anything heavy, or to focus on a beings background/upbringing/issues. I'm hoping for them to be merely a hey, you seem interesting/do interesting things (in public), tell us a bit about what's going on right now.
I also see your point that IC RP is lacking and do hope that perhaps these interviews might help spur that. Sometimes, it's a bit difficult to find someone you want to start something with IC outside of big events because Middle Earth is so big a place -- one can't always stay in Bree and make the connections they'd like, no matter how social they are. Hopefully, if someone feels a connection to something another wrote on the website, it will spur them to seek the character out and begin interacting in game (and hopefully the people who use the website are clever enough to know not to bring up background information they shouldn't know).
I feel it could also help with a certain level of believability. If I have a character that is from Archet, born and raised, and you have a character from Archet, born and raised, chances are they would have met or at the least, heard about the other. How incredibly silly is it then if our characters meet in a pub and react to the other as complete strangers? Same goes for people that rp as members of a specific regions soldiers serving under a specific person. If I served under Éomer, and you served under Éomer, you'd think there'd be some sort of recognition considering we'd both theoretically die for one another during combat.
So yes, some may consider the interviews metagaming, others might not. Everyone has the right to refuse an interview if I send a message asking permission. If someone agrees to it, they can tell me whether they want it to remain "off the record" and I will then add a note saying not to be used ingame. Or they can say go ahead and use what I've said, I love being recognised in the streets of Bree, and then I'll make a note of that as well.MHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 20 2012 07:35 PM #105
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This is another reason I thought the interviews could be beneficial because if I see that someone is mentioned in an article, I would always love to send the a message to interview them if they feel the need to set the record straight.
"Oh what? Someone reported that I was out at Lake Everclear dancing nude under the full moon with a boars head at my feet? LIES! How can I let people know that I've been slandered so horrifically?"
Bam, I will offer you an interview to clear this up, and instead of having a small note that people rarely read edited into the original article, you will have your own post explaining the truth and catering to what you'd like to get across.MHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Mar 20 2012 09:16 PM #106
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People have to be registered to post articles, though anyone can post comments. There's a register link on the right-hand column and activation is immediately. If people are averse to registering, but still want to submit an article, I'm always open to receiving the article via email (email@example.com) or PM here and I'll just cite the author as whichever character submitted said article.
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Mar 20 2012 11:43 PM #107
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Another thought about encouraging folks to submit articles to the Times. If you are worried about your language skills, I would be more than happy to preview your copy and offer suggestions about language use and such. I can understand how intimidating this might be for someone who is an English as a second language person. (I struggle with this often and English is my only language) I am also willing to include your copy in the Mid-week Edition if you wish, with your own byline naturally.
Aldekim (85 Landroval) Aldekim (65 Meneldor), Aldekim (13 Arkenstone),Aldekim (12 Laurelin), Aldekim (11 Nimrodel), Aldekim (Crickhollow), Aldekim (Elendilmir)
Mar 30 2012 09:50 PM #108
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The first instalment of "Faces of Middle Earth" is up. My interviewee was the lovely Laerelwen, who let my little hobbit ride up with her to Evendim asking questions incessantly.
If anyone would like to nominate someone for an interview, or would like to volunteer to be interviewed, just send an InGame mail to Sparkleigh, or send me a PM here (and if possible, let me know a bit about the character, if there is any special direction I should take when asking questions, or special accomplishments I can pry into).Last edited by redpoisonapple; Mar 30 2012 at 09:54 PM. Reason: more info
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Apr 01 2012 10:27 PM #109
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I've added an RPers link list to the site's sidebar, which displays links to RP blogs run by people on the server. I've put up as many as I have been able to find/been directed to.
If you don't see yours, and would like it added on, just drop me a line here and I'll pop it on (could be a my.lotro blog, blogspot, wordpress, whatever platform you choose).
Conversely, if you see your link on there, and would like it removed, let me know and I shall do so
Have also added a "submissions" form, under Contact. That way, people that aren't really interested in registering on the website can still submit articles, which I will then put up.
As always, if anyone has any comments, or suggestions on what they'd like to see added, definitely let me know!Last edited by redpoisonapple; Apr 02 2012 at 12:29 AM. Reason: more stuff!
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Apr 09 2012 11:13 AM #110
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I am not able to access the Landroval Times site today. Is it down for some reason?
Aldekim (85 Landroval) Aldekim (65 Meneldor), Aldekim (13 Arkenstone),Aldekim (12 Laurelin), Aldekim (11 Nimrodel), Aldekim (Crickhollow), Aldekim (Elendilmir)
Apr 09 2012 11:46 AM #111
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Apr 25 2012 02:55 PM #112
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Hullo all!
The Landroval Times would like to know if there are any fine folk out there that own ingame homes and keep them decorated. We're in the beginning stages of planning a housing event and contest to take place at the end of May, with a build up to it via articles and mini events/contests starting at the beginning of the month. As we know housing is a sometimes neglected part of the game, we're hoping to regenerate interest in it and the homesteads in general.
So if y'all could let us know (either sending an ingame mail to Sparkleigh, commenting here, on the LT site, via email email@example.com, or tweet @landrovaltimes) we can get a better idea of how many might be interested!
Thank you again to everyone who continues to be supportive in helping the Landroval Times grow!MHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Jul 03 2012 04:28 PM #113
Hullo again to everyone!
As the Landroval Times is coming up on almost one entire year of existence, I just wanted to give my thanks to everyone who has joined and contributed the website!
Without y'all, there would be no LT, so thank you all for being so amazingly fantastic!
I also wanted to let y'all know that there were a few changes made recently. After receiving a few suggestions from members, I've gone ahead and began implementing changes/new things.- Sidebar Login
- Users are now able to login via the sidebar, instead of having to click a login link and be redirected back to the main page.
- Users can also access their profile and dashboard from the sidebar login area.
- Gallery
- As we migrated to wordpress, I implemented the flickr gallery in hopes of A) making it easier for players to share their images and B) ensuring that potentially malicious images are not uploaded to the website. However, I have had a few members ask for an on-site gallery instead. Having to register on flickr, if you were not already a member, just to upload pictures to the website was an extra hassle that could be avoided.
- So, we've gone ahead and replaced the flickr gallery with an on-site gallery. Users can create their own galleries to upload Character Screenshots, Event Screenshots, Scenic Screenshots, and Fan Art! Instructions on how to start that can be found in the updated Help section on the website (http://www.landrovaltimes.info/help/...es-to-gallery/).
- As before, the latest 10 uploads are shown on the sidebar for everyone to check out.
- Videos
- With so many talented video makers, users wondered why we did not have a video section set up on the website. So, I've gone ahead and put that in!
- Users can embed videos from youtube, vimeo, and dailymotion straight into posts without having to remember any sort of web jargon or html. Simply paste the video link into the post and voila! The video will show up in the post.
- More information on that can be found in the video help section (http://www.landrovaltimes.info/help/posting-videos/).
- I've also set up a Featured Video section on the sidebar to highlight fun/creative community videos. If anyone has a video they think should be featured, feel free to message me and I'll give it a look and hopefully queue it up!
- User Profiles
- Someone recently suggested adding an additional field to the user profiles for players that have no settled on a main character and instead alternate between many. So, there is now an optional user field members can edit to appear on their author profile page. Feel free to list your alts, playing times, etc. in that area.
- Profiles also show the latest batch of posts made by the author, so it is easier to keep track of their postings.
- Comments
- There are a few new ways nonmembers can comment on articles on the website now. You can comment by putting down your email and name (as usual), or you can comments via your wordpress.com account, twitter account, or facebook account.
- Language
- After seeing so many non English speakers take part in Weatherstock - whether as a band or attendee - we realised that the non English community on Landroval may be growing. As such, I implemented a little google translate area on the sidebar to give visitors to the website the option to translate pages into their primary language.
- Faces of Middle Earth Interviews
- We are looking to start up character interviews again. If anyone is interested in having their character featured, feel free to send me a message here or send an ingame mail to Sparkleigh. Please try/remember to state date and time availability.
- News Article Storylines
- Beginning slowly with the start of the Epic Storyline, we're hoping to set up a series of news articles related to ingame happenings OUTSIDE of the usual concert/special events that are always going on. We'll still cover the regular happenings as we always have though, so don't fret!
- This will include articles and 'interviews' with NPCs.
- Users will most definitely be encouraged to help contribute in any way to the telling/retelling of the stories in whatever way they'd like - rebuttal articles/interviews, adding images/video, offering the name of an alt created specifically for inclusion in the article (not necessarily, but must be aware that this character will likely be featured in gossip type articles), commenting on articles with additional gossip or information, etc.
- In Game Meet-up
- For those of us that have alts and are interested in running content together as a group, this will be a section where players can list their playtime availability, character level, area of interest, etc. This way semi regular groups/pairs can be set up to run through various parts of the Epic Story, or regions.
- Ultimately, I would love for this to spawn a weekly/biweekly group of regulars who will play on otherwise unattended alts, and hopefully lend itself to some loosely structured rp (a basic premise as to why xyz characters have met up/how they know each other)
- Another TP Giveaway Contest
- Hopefully scheduled for the end of August/start of September.
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Aug 01 2012 09:03 PM #114
As I mentioned in my previous post, we're starting to start articles based on the epic questline, and perhaps some side quests as well. The article series is called Claramel's Commissions and the very first one has begun with Claramel Ashenbough talking about the jailbreak to Archet. These articles will usually be followed by journals written by Claramel.
Other users/players are welcome and encouraged to participate in whichever way the feel most comfortable, commenting on the event in the post, creating their own journals detailing the events, creating rebuttal articles - or propaganda type articles in which you take on a Bill Ferny-esque point of view, or even sending in "letters to the editor" from the point of view as a townie/npc. Eventually, the storyline articles will open up the option letting players join Claramel in forming a semi regular group to run the quests together. This, however, is momentarily put on hold due to a problematic personal situation that leaves me unsure of permanent playtimes.
Secondly, some may have noticed a few changes to the site. We added a little slider on the sidebar with the recent content which gives a bit more information as to what each post is about, as opposed to how it was previously. We also implemented a few templates for parts of the site, namely the character profile and events sections. This should make it easier for players to put down the necessary information, as well as keep the layout cleaner and more visually pleasing to the eye. The templates come up on the page when you tick the appropriate category (CP->Man, Elf, Hobbit, Dwarf, or Events), so be sure to do that first.
Thirdly, you may have noticed a new headline in the navigation bar called "Neighbourhoods." There will shortly be a demonstrative post to give users a better idea of what this section is for. Basically, the neighbourhoods section is a place for players to post little locations that would be found throughout their town eg taverns, general goods/medicinal/herbs/fabric/etc shops, galleries, what have you. Posts would include directions, description of the physical appearance of the shop/building/what have you, description of the owners/workers, description of what sort of items are sold, how long it has been in business, etc. These locales can then be visited/used by other players in game and out of game. Out of game, players are welcome to do web based RP via the comments section or use the tales area if they wish.
I do believe that's everything that has been going on lately with the LT. As always, if anyone has any questions/concerns/comments/suggestions, feel free to respond here, PM me, or email me at email@example.com
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Hi everyone, just wanted to give an update in case anyone was wondering what is going on with the LT, or me. Y'all may have noticed there haven't been many updates on the LT (other than Dori's wonderful MidWeek edition). There are a variety of reasons for this. Work has picked up incredibly and I will likely be overly busy with it until after the holidays (Jan/Feb).
Though, even if this wasn't the case, there are other issues keeping me from updating the website as I once did. The fact that there was so much trolling going on the last few times I tried logging into the game made me no longer want to involve myself in the community. The horrific lag I was always suffering since that infernal update ages ago that continuously either kicked me off the game, or left me stranded during a fight so that when the game would unfreeze, I would find myself incapacitated thanks to a boar that was 8 levels below me. The bugged parts of the game (first thing that comes to mind are the festival activities). Though I still love lotro and 99% of the people here, the lag issues aggravate me so much, that I would rather spend my time playing a different game seamlessly, instead of trying to play lotro.
Hopefully whatever these lag issues are actually do get resolved so that I can come back to the game, especially with Rohan coming, but I remain wary. I am still around keeping an eye on the LT website though, to approve new users and posts, just not as active sadly.MHORIEL || MALLENCLAUR || CYNEWN || EÁDMÆR || LIMITHIL || SILIVRENITH || MARLEAU || STARLEIGH || SPARKLEIGH
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Story Tours ghost tour guides tell the story of Marilyn Watson, who died in the Salt Lake Valley just three years after the pioneers arrived in 1847.
Marilyn was part of a Scottish family that converted to Mormonism and moved across the world to help develop the new territory that became Utah. She was 19, and like any girl her age would, she loved going dancing and meeting studly boys—every time she wore a lavender dress.
Eventually, she earned the nickname, Lavender, because of her dress. She didn't mind. It was also her favorite color.
But Marilyn's partying days were cut short. She caught pneumonia and died a year and a half after moving into the valley at age 20. Her headstone in Salt Lake City Cemetery included her nickname.
Ten years later, the Tanner family arrived in the valley with their 20-year-old son Henry, who also loved the dances. It wasn't hard for Henry to find girls to dance with and take to what's now 600 East, under the kissing tree to steal a kiss.
One night, he saw a girl at a dance who nearly knocked him off his feet. She was wearing a lavender dress, and Henry knew he had to make a move.
He offered to accompany the young lady home and stopped by the kissing tree on the way. It was a cold night, so he offered her his jacket and they shared a kiss. Before he could kiss her again, it started raining and he took her home. The house was dark. No candles, nobody else around. The girl thanked Henry and went in the house.
Henry went home, wishing to see her again. Then he realized she still had his jacket—the perfect excuse for a follow-up date.
The next day, Henry made the trek to the house and the weeds looked higher than the night before, the home was falling apart and nobody was home. Thinking he had the wrong house, he asked a neighbor where the girl in the lavender dress lived.
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FLORENCE James J. "J.J." Johnson, 52, Florence, died Thursday, May 11, 2000 at a Missoula hospital of natural causes.
Johnson was born Aug. 23, 1947 in Havre to George W. and Flora Johnson. He graduated from Chinook High School.
Johnson married Connie Sharkey on Jan. 27, 1981 in Rexburg, Idaho. He retired from Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad as a mechanical foreman after 33 years of service.
Johnson enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, golf, woodworking and traveling.
He was preceded in death by his mother.
Survivors include his wife, Connie of Florence; daughter, Suzanne Bonner of Lolo; son, Dan R. Sharkey of New York City; father, George Johnson of Havre; sister, Jane of Havre; brothers, William of Havre, Robert of Marysville, Wash., and Richard of Great Falls.
A private family memorial service will be held at a later date.
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Saline teen arrested after leading police on high-speed chase through country roads
Police say a 16-year-old boy took his father's truck without permission, picked up his girlfriend and a friend before leading police on a chase down unpaved, snow-covered roads early Friday, eventually crashing into a drainage ditch.
After the chase, the 16-year-old driver was arrested and faces charges of fleeing and eluding a police officer, operating with a restricted license and having an expired or improper registration.
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According to a Saline police report, police noticed the white Dodge Ram driving without a light over the rear license plate at 2:29 a.m. Friday near Ann Arbor Street and West Michigan Avenue.
Police started to follow the truck as it turned onto Davenport Street and then Henry Street, where police turned on their lights to get the driver to stop.
The 16-year-old driver slowed and then accelerated on Henry Street and the police gave chase. The driver ran two stop signs on Henry Street before ignoring a third and turning onto Monroe.
Police followed the truck down Monroe as it turned into Macon Road, according to the report. While on Macon, the truck reached speeds of 70 miles per hour, eventually turning onto Jordan Road, where the driver reached speeds of 90 miles per hour.
The chase continued down Willow Road, which is a dirt road that had not been plowed. Police slowed to a safer speed, about 40 miles per hour, and kept the truck in their sights, often only seeing taillights, according to the report.
The officers in pursuit of the Ram called a second car in for assistance, which observed the truck turn into a field off Jordan Road north of Braun Road. Officers saw the truck stop near the tree line in the field and turn off its lights for a short period of time. The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office also assisted in the pursuit.
Officers got out of their vehicles and started to approach the truck on foot before noticing brake lights come on. The truck then began driving out of the field and headed north on Macon Road before turning west on Johnson Road.
As the truck headed on Johnson Road, it approached the service drive for a cell tower. Instead of turning left or right at the preceding intersection, the 16-year-old drove down the service drive and ended up crashing into a drainage ditch.
A 13-year-old girl and a 15-year-old girl immediately ran out of the truck toward police and the 16-year-old boy eventually got out and walked toward police with his hands raised. The report stated the three teens were taken into custody.
The girls told police the boy picked them up, took them for a drive and was heading home when the police attempted to stop them. Despite their urgings to pull over, the boy said he could get away and began the chase, according to the report.
Lupi said it would have been easier for the boy to just pull over instead of fleeing and ending up under arrest.
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Hi folks,
I should say at the start that I am a christian, but don't hold it against me! I am always interested in what other people think, and enjoing reading the posts on this website. So i'd like to throw some questions out to get more insight into atheism. Your help is appreciated.
Qn: If there were two universes, one with a God, and the other without, which one would you want to live in and why?
Qn: If scientific theory began to support theism (more than atheism) would you change your position
(like Antony Flew)?
Try really hard to avoid answers like: 'that would never happen.. etc.'
Qn: Would you describe your position as "There definitely is no God" or "Naturalism does not need a divine being and so God is improbable" or something else?
All respectful discussion welcome!
Qn: If there were two universes, one with a God, and the other without, which one would you want to live in and why?
Which god are you talking about? There are thousands of gods people have very seriously prayed to and believed in throughout human history.
Assuming, as you're a Christian, you're talking about the Christian god, my answer is unequivocally that I would want to live in the universe without that god. But of course what I do or do not want doesn't matter, only the evidence that indicates which universe we do live in matters.
And that brings me to your next question...
Qn: If scientific theory began to support theism (more than atheism) would you change your position
(like Antony Flew)?
If there was found some evidence that supported theism then, sure, I'd change your position. I'm not wedded to atheism in anything like the way theists are wedded to theism (not at all actually). I wasn't indoctrinated into it and it's not as if my whole identity or sense of self or my place in my community are tied up with it. If the evidence suggested a revision of my position was in order I'd do that.
Qn: Would you describe your position as "There definitely is no God" or "Naturalism does not need a divine being and so God is improbable" or something else?
My position, like most here I suspect, is that the complete lack of evidence for the existence of a god or gods, and the many instances of evidence against the existence of a god or gods, leads me to conclude that the probability of the hypothesis "god exists" being true is so infinitesimally small as to be beyond reasonable consideration. But what this means is that, as in your second question, if the evidence demanded a revision of the probability estimate, I would certainly do that. And if the probability estimate were to get as high as would make me say that the existence of god was likely, I would certainly say that.
Thanks for taking the time to reply, The aim of my question was to see what presuppositions athiests hold. We all have them.
Although I am a christian I wasn't thinking of any particular 'god' more of a creator / designer, as a starting point.
Sorry to hear that your view of Christianity is so negitive, I guess you have had some bad experiences. I posted my experience of Christianity in this thread if your interested.
Hi Trevor, I have a question regarding the Christian God that maybe you can help me with.
Let assume that this all powerful, all knowing, loving god does exist, and of course he requires that in order for us to be "saved" we must except him into our life and asked to be forgiven of all our sins. So here's my question, why would such a powerful, caring god choose to turn up 2000+ years ago in a manger in the desert, start preaching his word, a rely on future generations of people to try an convince other people that he ever existed? What about all the people that came before him and knew nothing of him because he didn't make them aware? What about all the people in other parts of the world that never got the "word"? If your very soul is dependent upon knowing and excepting god to prevent eternal damnation, why in the world did he or doesn't he, make himself known to every living human on the planet? What's with the hide and seek...and from god no less.
I apologize for turning this into more than one question, but I have many, many more. Thanks!
I am atheist but was raised christian. I asked the same question when I was child, and my father (the deacon) explained it to me like this: If you have heard the "word of god" but have denied it, you will go to hell. Those who haven't heard the word of god will not go to hell because they never had a chance to accept it. The part that got me was that if you, as a christian, passed up a chance to witness to a person and they had never heard the word of god, they would go to hell because technically they had a chance to hear it (even though it was your fault they didn't hear it) and didn't believe. Yes, the church is good at guilt. ;-)
Thanks Jen, I've always been curious about that. Another thing is look who he is sending out to spread the word, so many diffident denonminatins, so many different views.
How gullible does this God thing I am? Shouldn't he know that I don't believe anything I hear and only half of what I see? So, how can he fault his own creation for not believing someone spewing crap about of supernatural events? He should after all since he knows everything, or not.
You're "Sorry to hear a "negative" view of christianity? WOW! Take a look in the mirror of christianity's "view" of anything, and atheism in particular, that is seen as other than christianity and tell me what you see. Speaking for myself, and I'm certain a great many other atheists we would be content to have christians behave just as the obviously illiterate holy spook instructed you and leave us the f**k alone. Why do you think we're atheist to begin with?
Atheist, as well as other non-believers, or indeed believers in any other theology or ism are vilified by christians and christianity at each and every opportunity. Could it be that one vilifies in return equal amounts of vilification one receives
If given the choice I would by far and away choose to live in any other universe that the one over which doG, whoever he, she, or it may be, supposedly rules. If one cold remove the influences of all religions, and especially christianity, as well as the one before, Judaism, and the one after Islam, from the world and misery of mankind, the world and humanity would be much further along in its trek to the future. I detest religion, all religion, and for those three in particular I reserve a special animosity and virulent disgust!
I love it!!!
"...we would be content to have christians behave just as the obviously illiterate holy spook instructed you and leave us the f...k alone."
Classic. Thanks for the giggle
I can't imagine what a universe with a God in it would be like. Can you describe such a thing?
Also, you imply that Antony Flew became a Christian because science was tending to prove the existence of God. Not so. I was because he became convinced that one form of the Ontological argument worked, which is rather silly. Other philosophers haven't exactly been lining up to join him.
My position is that there is no God. There is no such thing as a spiritual entity, either. Be it a god or a ghost (=soul). I believe this based on the lack of evidence. It's a belief, not an article of faith. I also believe there are no crocodiles in my apartment, never having seen one, and I believe that I have never stood on the surface of Mars, though I have no way of proving it.
So, if there is a God and someone can someday prove it, my mind is open enough to examine the evidence.
Thus, I call myself an agnostic atheist.
Nelson hit the nail on the head with this one..
And being in a postion of being an athiest or agnostic? either of which can take a open look at that evidence and allow that person to base there opinion based on that evidence. If for some reason god came down on a beam of light and bitch slapped me up side the head, then i would have to relook at my position :P...
There is more hard fact/evidence that aliens are real then there is god.. in fact there is no evidence of any kind that god is real. So i am left to assume that he is not.
Thanks for your reply which I found really interesting. I have heard many athiests talk about theism in sort of superman / tooth fairy language which always intriguied me.
Scientific knowledge and discovery, especially in cosmology has been mind blowing in the last few decades. I find a commitment to naturalism that ridicules anything else limited in its spirit of discovery. Science has shown we live in a universe of possibility and i'm sure there will be more discoveries that will challenge many of our pre-conceived ideas.
None of that is meant as an argument for the existence for God. Its just a comment on the attitude of naturalism. Though I think cosmology may stack the deck in favour of theism.
Fascinating! Lets explore that a bit, if we may.
Cosmologists seem to be in some agreement that all matter, space and time started at the big bang. It had a beginning. That being the case whatever caused it, it would seem is:
1. Non material - as matter didn't exist
2. Outside of time - as time didn't exist
3. Outside of Space - as space didn't exist
4. It must be intelligent because of the incredible and improbable 'fine tuning' of the universe
5. It must be immensely powerful
So far we have a first cause that is of necessity changeless, timeless, non spatial, non physical, powerful and intelligent. I think its not a leap in logic to say that it is very probable that this cause is also personal given the qualities it posesses.
Sure it doesn't take us all the way to Christianity but its God by any other name.
No most of those are speculation. Saying what happened before this universe began with the big bang can be considered like asking what is south of the south pole (Hawkins), but that is about what we can observe (at the moment) in our time. Our universe, beginning in the big bang, may not be the only universe, in fact there is many theories that say otherwise. The big bang may in fact be one of many events all occuring in their own univers in their own space and time (hence being unobservable presently). This would make the big bang not as immensly powerful or unique as was considered.
There are many lectures on youtube by theoretical physicists simply on something from nothing (god not included). They are better to answer your question above then I am.
Ok but say we discover that something with a mind created or initiated the big bang. How do you then leap to "its God" because would we be Gods if in the future we learnt how to do it? Labelling everything that is unknown as God is pointless as we learn nothing from it. Saying "I don't know what it is, lets find out" is a far better approach.
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Match the cards of the same value.
A game for 2 players. Given an arrangement of matchsticks, players take it is turns to remove a matchstick, along with all of the matchsticks that touch it.
Slide the pieces to move Khun Phaen past all the guards into the position on the right from which he can escape to freedom.
This is an interactive net of a Rubik's cube. Twists of the 3D cube become mixes of the squares on the 2D net. Have a play and see how many scrambles you can undo!
Investigations based on an Indian game.
How good are you at estimating angles?
Basic strategy games are particularly suitable as starting points for investigations. Players instinctively try to discover a winning strategy, and usually the best way to do this is to analyse. . . .
Can you spot the similarities between this game and other games you know? The aim is to choose 3 numbers that total 15.
Collect as many diamonds as you can by drawing three straight lines.
A game for 2 or more people, based on the traditional card game Rummy. Players aim to make two `tricks', where each trick has to consist of a picture of a shape, a name that describes that shape, and. . . .
Practise your diamond mining skills and your x,y coordination in this homage to Pacman.
A game to make and play based on the number line.
A game for 2 players. Set out 16 counters in rows of 1,3,5 and 7. Players take turns to remove any number of counters from a row. The player left with the last counter looses.


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what are you in the band?
love the Dirty Deeds cover
id use the name enigma for the ep if i were you...i have no clue what the music is, but it fits with the name...
It's rock music. Our originals sound like GNR meet Van Halen meet Motley Crue meet ACDC
we are looing for something cool like appetite for destruction or live like a suicide, those are two kickass names!


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