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Traffic Data Collection and Analysis
Traffic Maps
Please note: If you are working on or contracted to do an MDT project, do not use traffic data from this map. Please continue sending your formal traffic data requests through the of MDT.
Welcome to MDT's new Interactive Traffic map!
We hope you find the enhanced map and its new features useful.
Note: There are multiple layers of information being displayed on the map therefore you must zoom in to see the dots identifying the Count Sites.
The pop–up box displays data in multiple slides – scroll through the slides using the arrow at the top of the box.
Statewide Traffic Count Site Map
The Statewide Traffic map below is an interactive map that displays published traffic data graphically. Click on the features in the map to display details. The interactive map currently displays the most current traffic data available for the following:
Traffic Flow segments – Each roadway is broken into homogenous traffic segments for traffic collection and reporting purposes. Together these roadway segments form a connected road network. You can view the traffic segments and its corresponding Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) and Annual Average Daily Truck Traffic (AADTT) by clicking on the roadway segment.
Traffic Count Locations – Shows the actual placement of the short term traffic counter and permanent ATR/WIM sites within the Traffic Flow segment.
AADT: Annual Average Daily Traffic – An estimate of the traffic volume one can expect to see on the roadway segment on an average day.
Daily Vehicle Miles Traveled (DVMT) by County – County level DVMT is generated by multiplying each roadway segment's Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) by the segment's section length and then summing the DVMT for the roadway segments within the county. The shading on the map provides a quick view of the distribution of DVMT by county – the darker the shading, the higher the DVMT. DVMT is reported for On System (Interstate, NI-NHS, Primary, Secondary and Urban) and Off System routes.
The following information is provided in the pop up boxes for each traffic count location:
- Description: description of the count site location
- Site ID: Unique ID used to identify count sites (ex: 25-7C-86)
Please reference the Site ID when requesting additional traffic information for a count site.
- County: County in which the count site is located
- Departmental Route: MDT route naming convention (ex: N-5)
- Corridor Route: MDT route naming convention (ex: C000005)
- Owner: Agency responsible for conducting the traffic count
- ATR: ID for the Automatic Traffic Recorder (ATR) or Weigh In Motion (WIM) sites. ATR and WIM sites collect traffic data year round from sensors imbedded in the roadway. If this field is null the site is a short–term (36 to 48 hour) count site.
- AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic): The (A) following the AADT indicates that the count was conducted for the year and the (E) following the AADT indicates that the count has been Estimated based on historical traffic count data. The (M) denotes a Manually entered number which is the same as an Actual count.
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We encourage our customers to use our online traffic maps. Using these resources will enable our customers to receive traffic data when they need it. However, if you still need the assistance of our office, please send an or call 406-444-6374.
Traffic Flow Map
This is a map showing traffic flow in Montana. Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) has been weighted based on established major traffic breaks. The map is intended to give users a general idea of the traffic flow in Montana.
Please note that the 2011 map is only showing AADT. AADT and Commercial values can be found on the 2009 map. More current commercial data can be requested from the .
ATR and WIM Map
The ATR and WIM map below is an interactive map that displays only the permanent sites. Click on any of the features in the map to show their details.
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811: Call Before You Dig
TDC&A currently has the ATR and WIM sites spatially located with the 811 Call Before You Dig center for Montana. We receive Locate Tickets when work is being done close to a site. We have 48 hours to locate our equipment and most of the time we don't have staff in the immediate area to do a locate. That is where TDC&A is hoping to gain the assistance of the maintenance sections to help us locate our equipment.
The list below is in order by Maintenance Section number. If your maintenance section is listed then you have at least 1 or more ATR/WIM sites in your area and you might be called to help locate a site.
The ATR and WIM map above also displays MDT Maintenance Sections! Zoom to your maintenance section to see if you have an ATR/WIM site located within the boundaries of your section. We appreciate your help!


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Senate committee homes in on tax changesBy DAVE GRAM
The Associated Press | April 24,2013MONTPELIER The Vermont Senate Finance Committee is expected to finalize a plan by the end of the week that raises $10 million in new revenue toward a $1.3 billion general fund budget, with capping the state income tax deduction for home mortgage interest likely to be in the package.
The Senate panels plan is likely to draw less complaint from Gov. Peter Shumlin than the $27 million in new or higher taxes approved by the House last month. Differences between the two plans likely will be worked out in the conference committee made up of three members from each chamber.
The $10 million figure came from Sen. Tim Ashe, chairman of the Finance Committee, who led his panel through an afternoon of deliberations Tuesday toward the expected completion of work on the tax bill Friday.
The committee was expected to approve a cap on the ability of homeowners to deduct home mortgage interest from their state income taxes; as currently written, the bill would cap the deduction at $10,000.
Chris MacDonald, lobbyist for the Vermont Realtors real estate industry group, complained that lawmakers seemed to think the cap would affect only wealthier homeowners. He said an estimated 51 percent of tax filers affected have household incomes below $100,000.
The bill also calls for increasing Vermonts cigarette tax by $1.50 a pack, from its current $2.62. The House version of the tax bill called for a 50-cent increase.
Ashe said in an interview he wanted to raise the cigarette tax mainly as a public health measure to discourage people from smoking. He said he might seek to pull the levy out of his committees bill and have it reviewed as separate legislation by the Senate Health and Welfare Committee.
Other committee members said they favored a somewhat lower figure than $1.50.
I dont think we should just be whacking the heck out of people who are addicted to something they just cant get off of, said Sen. Kevin Mullin, R-Rutland.
The bill expands the sales tax to covered bottled water; it does not levy the sales tax on soda and candy, as the House version would.
The bill also imposes a new 3 percent tax and new regulations on so-called break-open tickets, a betting ticket sold in service clubs and bars. Bettors rip open the tickets to see if they have a winner in which symbols on the outside match those on the inside.
Shumlin proposed a 10 percent tax; the House tax bill would not tax the tickets.
Committee members rejected a plan to save the states coffers $1.4 million by scrapping a tax credit designed to encourage families to save for college. Ashe complained that the benefit went mainly to upper-income Vermonters.
The bill also calls for new attention to future tax policy: It calls for a study of tax-exempt properties belonging to churches and charitable organizations.
The bill also delves into tax policy with an eye toward future changes.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER New proposed banking regulations could make it easier to get a loan. Full StoryJulie Brill, a commissioner with the Federal Trade Commission and a resident of Randolph, was at... Full StoryThe city is hoping to soon see the extension of a bike path from Granite Street to Gallison Hill... Full Story
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SOURCE: "To the Heart of Shakespeare's Misanthrope." Financial Times (8 March 2000): 11.
The following review of Gregory Doran's 2000 Royal Shakespeare Company production of Timon of Athens, the critic praises the production, particularly Michael Pennington's Timon, who "gives the most superlative demonstration of virtuoso, musicianly, intelligent verse-speaking to be heard in many seasons."
In London and in Stratford-upon-Avon, all Shakespeare plays come round in due course. But Timon of Athens comes round so seldom that all lovers of Shakespeare will want to see the Royal Shakespeare Company's current production. And it will reward them.
You can easily tell why Timon is such a rarity in the theatre. Its language is dense and sometimes ("Hoar the flamen") inaccessible. Shakespeare's version of fifth-century-bc Athens...
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And if you're visiting Japan, be sure to check out the simulated wave pool at Tokyo Summerland. You won't be lonely -- it's standing-room-only. Can you imagine letting your kid join in on the fun?!
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Carly's 1913 Studio
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- What I Love About My Small Home:
- I love the gray color of my walls and the vaulted ceiling --it gives off a light and airy feeling in my studio. One of my favorite nooks is a seating area in front of my bay windows, giving a spectacular view of the city. As my design is "modern chic," it was a fun challenge for me to achieve it in my 1913 building.
- Three of My Best Tips and Tricks for Creating a Successful Small Space:
- 1) I cut out ideas from design magazines and home furnishing catalogs. I put all of my cut-outs in a portfolio binder so that all my ideas were in one place. This helped me understand my style better, and stay on track with it.
2) Try to do some lighter colored or clear furniture pieces if you can. It'll give the illusion of a larger space. I chose some clear nesting tables from CB2, and they are fabulous.
3) I'm not a fan of clutter, so storage with style was a must. I have two stylish ottomans from Target that have storage inside. Not to mention the extra seating is great for company.
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Wow, you have lots of closest space. Nice!
^^^I was wowed when I saw the closets, too. Then pulled myself back, as it's only 450 sq.ft. total. However, the living space is perfect, but I'd have to have a different kind of rug.
Nice job, Carly!
Depending on size I might definitely try to make one of those closets a sleeping nook and have a full size living/dining space. Either way, sweet space.
I think I'd like to have a sofa. Otherwise, very inventive and very tasteful. You could (if you could) knock down the walls between the two closets and have something of a windowless bedroom. Naa
I love those chairs from crate and barrel. I've always wanted them!
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do not sleep in closets; it is unhealthy & illegal & where does the stuff go, besides?
What is that living room color? I like it. It looks like a very light grey/blue - very subtle, but nice.
For such a small space, you haven't shown me anything. I would like to see your kitchen and bathroom. Did I miss something jetsam?
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LANSING, MI – Maranatha put everyone in the Midwest Region on notice at the 2014 Midwest Region Tournament, showing it has what it takes to compete against a top-10 team in Division II, with a close, 94-87 loss to the #3 Grace Bible Tigers in the semifinals, after a 71-61 win over Moody Bible on [Continue Reading...]
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Crusaders Finish Cinderella Run, Grab 8th Straight Region Title
Box Score DUNBAR, WI – The women's basketball team capped an improbable Midwest Region Tournament Cinderella run, by defeating #1 Grace Bible, 72-68, in come from behind fashion, to secure the 2014 NCCAA DII Midwest Region Championship on Saturday. Maranatha entered the tournament as the #3 seed, but pulled off impressive wins against the top [Continue Reading...]
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LINCOLN, IL – All it took was one goal, but the Maranatha Crusaders delivered a Midwest Regional Championship, defeating the Grace Bible College Tigers, 1-0 on Saturday afternoon, to advance to the NCCAAII National Championship Tournament on Tuesday, November 12-16. Maranatha outshot the Tigers 20-7 in the game, yet both teams found themselves at a [Continue Reading...]
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Saders Advance To Midwest Region Championship Game
Box Score CHICAGO, Ill. – The women's basketball team is on its way to another Midwest Regional Championship after defeating Grace Bible College, 72-50 on Friday evening in the semifinals. Maranatha shot 52% from the field and 50% from three-point range and held a sizable lead throughout the game to advance to the 1:00 p.m. [Continue Reading...]
Crusaders Return To Winning, Defeat Aurora, Grace
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The first game of the season can often be a time to shake off the rust, but the Crusaders saw it a little differently, posting a 3-1 victory over Grace Bible on Friday afternoon. The team opened up the game with a goal from Michael Bagin (Richfield, Wis.) in the 10th [Continue Reading...]
Crusaders Tame Tigers
Box Score WYOMING, Mich. – Junior forward Torey DeLozier (Watertown, Wis.) and the Maranatha Crusaders finished off the Grace Tigers, 69-59 on Saturday afternoon. In spite of their struggles with turnovers, the ladies took advantage of 29 Grace turnovers and shot 45% from field goal range. The Crusaders were without starting center Laci Peterson (Chillicothe, [Continue Reading...]


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By Christian Blauvelt, Hollywood Staff
On May 7, Star Wars fans will be able to journey back further into the history of that Galaxy Far, Far Away than ever before. Tim Lebbon's Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi - Into the Void takes us to the earliest known period of galactic history: when the Jedi were called Je'daii and carried swords instead of lightsabers, long before the creation of the Galactic Republic.
In Lebbon's novel, the young Jedi Ranger Lanoree Brock, pictured below, was separated from her brother after he failed the Je'daii trials. The Force just didn't flow through him. Years later, though, she's tasked by the Je'daii Council to track down the leader of a fanatical cult who's trying to open a gateway to uncharted space via a method that could destroy an entire star system. The fanatical cult leader in question? Her brother, of course! Yeah, getting cast out of the Je'daii can mess with your psyche, I guess.
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Not every Journeyer will complete their Great Journey. Some will fall victim to Tython's many dangerous landscapes or creatures. Some will lose themselves. Some may even lose their way in the Force and leave Tython far behind, scattering out to the system, lost in a much more fundamental way. But as Je'daii we must accept this, because this is not an existence of absolutes. Life is a challenge, and facing that challenge is what makes the good great. - Master Deela jan Morolla, 3,533 TYA
Even though she had been away from home for four years, Lanoree still kept to Tython time. She was used to it, it suited her natural sleep patterns, and she saw little point in adapting her ship to Standard Time. In her less-guarded moments she might also admit that it reminded her of home.
The computer calculated the optimum flight path from Tython to Kalimahr for the time of year and current planet alignments. And before committing to the route Lanoree also calculated it manually. The computer was never wrong in such matters- the navigational elements were programmed and designed by the Je'daii's most experienced space travelers- but she was always pleased when her calculations came out the same. Rather than questioning the computer, she was testing herself.
Pushing her Peacemaker to its limits, it took a little over seven days to reach Kalimahr. She used this time to meditate, prepare herself for the coming mission, exercise, and review every aspect of the information downloaded to the Peacemaker's computers. There wasn't much. Whatever contacts had informed the Je'daii of Dal's scheme had not been very thorough. Rumors, speculation, and a few hazy images. But even in those grainy images of covert meetings and mysterious exchanges, she recognized the face of her brother.
He looked older, of course. But she was surprised at how much older, as if he'd lived three lifetimes since she had last seen him, not nine years. He was taller, thinner, his child's sadness translated into adult bitterness. His dusky skin had turned darker and more rugged. And there was something haunting about his blurred visage. Lanoree berated herself for letting her thoughts of his death cloud how she viewed him now. Yet the idea remained. Seeing those images of Dal felt like looking at a ghost.
"We'll meet again," she said to the screen, "and I'll ask why you let me think you were dead all these years."
For the first few days of the journey she left Dal's image on the cockpit flatscreen, also feeding it through to a screen in the living quarters directly behind the cockpit. A reminder of who she sought and who she had lost. But seeing him there only confused her more, so by day five she left the screen blank.
Lanoree had visited Kalimahr twice over the past four years. The first time was to act as mediator in a troublesome deal between three landmass developers, all of them bickering over an island called Hang Layden in the planet's vast Southern Ocean. Normally a Je'daii would not have been concerned with such matters, but the Je'daii Council had sent Lanoree because of the island's suspected archaeological importance. Though the island appeared bare, it was believed that an ancient structure- possibly of Gree origin- existed a kilometer beneath the surface. Her presence had been resented, but she had taken an active role in the negotiations, ensuring that each of the three inter-ested parties had a portion of land to develop. More important, she had covertly protected the cave network that might lead deep down to that ruin from ancient history. The Force illusions she had left behind of rockfalls and impassable ravines would last for a hundred years.
Her second time on Kalimahr had been less peaceful. That time, her sword had been wetted with blood.
Even so, she did not pretend for a moment that she knew this place. A good Je'daii was always on guard and ready for surprises. Especially a Je'daii on a mission as important as hers.
As she entered the atmosphere and her computer contacted air traffic control, she saw two Kalimahr Defense ships shadowing her thirty kilometers away. They would be no threat. It was more likely that the pilots were excited at spotting a Peacemaker, and they'd go home that night to tell their families and friends that they'd seen a Je'daii arrive! They followed for the next hour, and just before peeling away they made contact. She replied with a gentle push of grace and humor, responding to them while revealing nothing.
If we met in a tavern, we might even be friends, she thought, smiling. It was a subtle Je'daii talent, but one that often served her well. They disappeared from her screen when she was more than a hundred kilometers from her destination.
She approached Rhol Yan above a startling azure sea. The Peacemaker shuddered as she passed across the waves. She was so low that spray from the sea misted the windows, but she enjoyed flying like this. Out in space there was no context - she could fly for days with the starscape changing hardly at all. Depth was infinite, and distances were so vast that her mind could barely grasp them. But down here she was close to something. Sometimes closeness mattered.
Rhol Yan had been built on an archipelago stretching out into the Southern Ocean. There were five large islands and countless smaller ones, all of them developed, and hundreds of bridges both large and small spanned the spaces between landmasses. Gleaming white spires reached stark fingers to the sky, and several classes of Cloud Chaser airships drifted between them like lazy birds flocking around ak trees back on Tython. Lower down, buildings and streets clung to the islands and sometimes protruded out over the ocean on slender stilts, and beautifully wrought bridges stood in isolation over the waterways. Ships dotted the ocean, and the inner waterways were busy with smaller watercraft. The white metal spires pulsed here and there with colored lights, illuminated even during daytime to identify an island, a building, or a street. It was an attractive city, and most of its money came from tourism. People traveled from all over Kalimahr to holiday on Rhol Yan. And with tourists came the vultures and parasites who preyed on them.
She was directed to a landing platform on a high tower on one of the outer islands. There were scores of gracefully wrought landing pads and bays around the tower, and exterior elevators whisked up and down its uneven sides. Even the city's air and spaceport was beautiful.
As the Peacemaker settled, Lanoree prepared herself for what was to come. Her mission started here.
"Keep an eye on the ship," she said to the droid. It grumbled and clicked. "Yes, I'll have my comlink." She felt the sliver of tech in her lapel just to make sure. Then she stood within the cabin and smoothed down her clothing, checking that her sword was strapped correctly to her thigh, ran fingers through her hair. She used her metal Je'daii star to fi x her cape around her neck. For now, there was no need to hide.
She was surprised to realize that she was nervous. Somewhere at the end of this mission, her brother waited.
Like any visitor who had landed on one of the spacecraft platforms, Lanoree was directed through to a large room with lines of interview pods. One entire side was a window offering staggering views across Rhol Yan and the glimmering sea beyond, and the opposite wall was splayed with extravagant artwork that labeled it the Welcome Hall. But its real purpose was obvious. Kalimahr's security services were efficient and discreet, and even a Je'daii was not simply waved through. She respected that. And by the time she was ushered from her interview pod, the three officers inside also respected her privacy. A subtle push, a gentle word. Perhaps in a few days' time they might start to question their decision to let her in so lightly, although by then she would be long gone.
But by the time she had traveled on three elevators down through the tower to ground level, Lanoree began to suspect that she was being followed.
She paused in the vast lobby of the port tower, bought a drink from a vendor droid, and melted into the shadows beneath a wide, low tree. There were tables and chairs there, and a massively fat Zabrak woman was harvesting large insects from the tree's lower canopy, flash-frying them, and selling them to eager customers. Lanoree decided she was not hungry.
As she drank, she watched the bank of elevators she had just left. Her sense of being followed was strong, but though she waited for a while, none of those exiting the elevators seemed to be looking for her. Strange. She was certain it was not one of the customs officers.
"Lady, you're a fine one," a voice said. A tall robed figure had approached, and she was annoyed with herself for not noticing. "I'm drinking," she said. "So drink with me." "No, thanks." "Come on, Ranger. You're young. I'm almost two hundred years old. Got experience. Got three bottles of chay wine in my rooms, almost as old as me, just waiting for a special occasion."
She rested her hand on her sword's haft. The Force was calm and settled, and the weapon was part of her. "Would losing your life constitute a special occasion?"
He stared at her from beneath his hood, amused, uncertain. Then he waved a hand and turned to leave. "Ach. Je'daii. So tightly wound."
She finished her drink, then moved out across the lobby area. There were hundreds of people there, a varied mix of the many species who had spread out from Tython to colonize the system. Humans and Wookiees mingled with Twi'leks, with their prominent head- tails, and red- skinned Sith. Near- human Zabrak, with their vestigial horns, walked alongside Iktotchi, whose heavy horns gave them a fearsome appearance. Kalimahr had been the first planet settled after Tython and its moons, and it remained the most racially mixed and diverse. It was proud of its diversity, and it was a pride well earned. Even on Tython it was rare that so many species were seen in one place at any one time, and Lanoree paused for a moment in the center of the lobby to feel the ebb and flow of so many people in transit.
She paused also to try to spot any pursuer. Still nothing. She'd seen no one obviously stop when she had. And although some people looked at her as they passed by, she sensed that it was only out of interest when they recognized the Je'daii star. And on occasion, perhaps even distaste. She knew well enough that some Kalimahr thought themselves above the Je'daii.
I'm alone too often and for too long, she thought. Perhaps a subtle paranoia was a natural part of being among so many people once more.
Leaving the spire's lobby, she passed a group of Dai Bendu monks chanting one of their strange, haunting ululations. A small group of travelers had settled around them, and some were swaying slowly in time with the song. Just outside the main doors, down a wide, long ramp that led to street level, a circle of feline Cathars was meditating upon an image of their god painted on the ground. The image was beautifully wrought, and their meditations had drawn several smoke snakes up from the ground to dance in a slow, hypnotic pattern. Lanoree had heard of the Cathars' smoke snakes but never seen them.
Such diverse beliefs being celebrated in such close proximity. Her immersion in the Force meant that she believed neither, but it was still pleasing to see such inclusivity.
The streets outside were bustling with people, trade stalls, performance artists, religious groups, speakers, security officers, and children and adults alike pointing and chattering in delight at their surroundings. She felt almost unnoticed, and she welcomed that. But she also knew that it was an ideal environment in which to be followed, and that feeling persisted. Though she cast her Force sense around, there were so many people that her thoughts were confused. She would have to remain alert.
Cloud Chasers floated above, and occasionally drop ships came down to pick up passengers. But Lanoree had studied maps on her ship and knew that the tavern she sought was close by. She chose to walk.
"Bet you've never seen one like me, eh? Eh?" Tre Sana grinned at her over his glass of wine. His yellow eyes and blazing red skin gave him a fearsome appearance, but she perceived a gentle intelligence behind the startling exterior. "Your coloring is quite rare," Lanoree said. "Rarer still for a Twi'lek, the extra lekku." "Rarer? Oh, yeah, rarer indeed." He stroked the third head- tail that grew behind the usual two. "Least you use the right terminology. You wouldn't believe what some people call these things." "I probably would." "They call me freak." He growled suddenly and leaned forward, baring teeth that seemed to have been fi led down to points. "A scary freak!" "You don't scare me," she said. "Hmm." Tre's lekku- those three long, curious tentacles growing from the back of his skull- twitched a little, one tip stroking over his left shoulder, the other two pointing like fingers tapping at the air. " 'Yeah, well, this bitch is a Je'daii,' " Lanoree translated. Tre's eyes opened wide. "You know Twi'leki!" "Of course. That surprises you?" "Huh. Huh! Nothing about the Je'daii can surprise me."
"Oh, don't be so sure." Lanoree took a drink and looked around Susco's Tavern. With more than fifteen settled planets and moons and spread over sixteen billion kilometers, there were places like this all across the Tythan system. Places where people gathered to drink, eat, and talk, no matter what their color, species, creed, or breed. Where music played in the background- either a local tune, or perhaps something more exotic from another continent or another world. Where travelers found common ground, and those who chose not to travel could hear outlandish tales of faraway places. And it was in these taverns that tongues could be loosened, news spread, and secrets overheard.
Lanoree loved places like this, because often after a drink or two she could have been anywhere.
The drink she was sipping now had been recommended by Tre- a local wine, made from deep- sea grapes and fortified with swing dust from some of the air mines at Kalimahr's north pole. It was incredibly strong, but she used a gentle Force flow to make sure the potent drink did not impede her senses. She might enjoy such taverns, but she had been attacked in places like these. And she had also killed in them.
"Master Dam-Powl vouches for you," Lanoree said. Tre Sana's eyes glimmered with humor. "Oh, I doubt that." "Well, she says to watch you. And that I should kill you the first moment you display any hint of betrayal." Lanoree looked around the tavern but probed for Tre's reaction. Strange. She felt nothing. She turned back to him and said, "But Dam-Powl assures me you don't have a traitorous bone in your body."
Tre raised his brows and his lekku, resting now over his shoulders, performed a gentle, almost sensuous touch along their tips.
"Good," Lanoree said, smiling. "Then let's take a meal and at the same time share some information."
"The sea beef is very good here," Tre said. He raised a hand and caught the attention of the barman. A wave and a click of his fingers, and the barman nodded back, grinning.
Lanoree probed outward and touched the barman's mind. She took a startled breath- she could never really prepare for experiencing another's thoughts, as the first rush was always overwhelming- but she quickly filtered out the random, the violent, the sick and disgusting, and narrowed to what she sought. Tre so cool so calm so red sitting there with her that Je'daii and he'd be lucky, she'd eat him alive. She broke away and stared at Tre until he averted his yellow eyes. But she said nothing. She knew she was attractive, and if he was thinking of her that way, there was no real harm.
"I'll be very open with you," Lanoree said, "very honest. That's a good way to begin, for both of us. There's something about you I can't read, but I don't need the Force to understand people. You're haughty and superior. Maybe that's just you, but right now I think it's because you think you have me at a disadvantage. Perhaps because Dam-Powl has told you most, if not all, of what I know and why I'm here."
Tre blinked softly, his lekku touching in gentle acknowledgment.
"And so, you know whom I seek. You'll know that he's my brother. I have rumors and stories told in taverns, secondhand information from sources I can't verify and don't trust. And the sum of all the information I have gives me virtually nothing to go on. I don't even know what planet he's on right now."
"You can't- " he waved his fingers, raised his arms up and down. "- Force his location?" Lanoree glared at Tre. His childish display did not warrant a response. "Master Dam-Powl sent me to you and said you might be able to help. I hope so. Because I don't know how much more of this piss I can take." Lanoree emptied her glass in one swallow.
"And now I'll be very open with you, too," Tre said, suddenly serious. "Along with talk of your brother, I hear rumors of Gree technology."
Lanoree inclined her head, raised an eyebrow.
"I don't mean the hypergate. Anyone with half a mind knows of the theories about the Old City being of Gree origin." Tre leaned in closer, glancing around. "I mean what drives the hypergate."
"I don't understand," she said, but already she was thinking of what the Masters had told her back on Tython. Dark matter . . .
"I mean there are whispers of design plans. Tech details." Tre shrugged. "Blueprints. And all Gree."
Lanoree leaned back in shock. Gree? Really? So little was known about that ancient people. There were theories that the Gree had once inhabited the Old City on Tython, but theorists were split as to whether the Gree had built it themselves. Though the Gree were long gone from the galaxy, it was suggested by some that the Old City was even more ancient. Lanoree had met a man on Tython- not a Je'daii but someone allied to them in outlook- who had spent his life researching the Gree and their legacy, and even what he knew could be relayed in little more than an hour of talk. And now this mysterious Twi'lek who, if what Dam-Powl had told her was true, undertook criminal activities, was claiming that Dal had found something the Gree had left behind.
"Blueprints?" she asked. "Only what I've heard. More wine?"
Lanoree bristled. He was toying with her. Playing a Je'daii Ranger as he would a weak- minded petty criminal looking to muscle in on some nefarious deal. She leaned back in her chair and feigned tiredness, but behind her drooping eyelids she felt the Force flow, stirring her senses, boosting them, and she probed outward once again to touch Tre's mind.
But he was closed to her.
Tre's eyes went wide, and for a moment he looked unaccountably sad, shoulders dropping and lekku slumping down exhausted. He looks like a battered pet, Lanoree thought. She wasn't sure where the image came from, but she had grown to trust her first impressions. The Force resided in her subconscious, too, and sometimes it spoke.
He would not meet her gaze, staring instead into his half- empty glass.
She sensed around the fringes of his mind but could not get in, and it was something she was not used to. Some species were very hard to read- the Cathars' minds worked in a very different way, thinking in symbols and abstracts rather than words and images- but usually she could at least touch another's mind, whether human or alien.
Tre's had a wall. It seemed to encircle his consciousness, and her efforts rebounded from it, almost hinting that there was no mind at all. Yet she knew that was not the case. Tre was very much his own person, intelligent and alert, harboring desires and aims, and she could see that he knew himself well. Very well.
"Tre, what's been done to you?" she asked, because she sensed that he wanted to talk. The feeling was nothing to do with the Force; it was merely the empathy of one sentient being for another.
"Just another slave spy used by the Je'daii." "You're altered," she said, realizing the startling truth. "Genetic?" "Deep and permanent." "No Je'daii would do that," she said. "Ha!" Tre spat. A few people nearby glanced around at his outburst, and he stared them down, red and ferocious when he wanted to be. They went back to their drinks. "But it's . . ." Lanoree said, but she did not finish her sentence. Forbidden, she was going to say. But she had that ongoing alchemy experiment on her ship, and she knew that some Je'daii would frown on that. What was considered forbidden to some was exploration to others.
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"I'm Dam-Powl's toy," Tre Sana said, quieter now. "There are promises made to me." He sat up straighter, proud. "And they'll be kept! Money. A new identity. An estate on a Ska Goran city ship." He nodded firmly but his lekku writhed, displaying uncertainty and vulnerability.
Lanoree wasn't sure what to make of him, and the fact that he was closed to her gentle probings unsettled her. But she could also not help admiring Dam-Powl's work. Whatever subtle genetic adaptations she had performed, whatever strange alchemies kept Tre's mind purely his own but made him very obviously hers, were perhaps immoral, yet startlingly brilliant.
"And you'll get all that," Lanoree said. "Master Dam-Powl is a Je'daii of her word." Their food arrived. Tre started eating immediately, chewing and swallowing with barely a pause. He seemed ravenous. "The Gree," Lanoree asked. "The blueprints. I need to know more." "And now you're here, we can know more," Tre said, spitting half chewed meat across the table. Some of it landed on Lanoree's plate. "When?" "I need to find someone," he said. "Someone who's not easy to find. But . . . on my own. A Ranger will attract attention. You know the saying, 'When a Ranger comes calling, trouble quickly follows.' Well, so, they hear of you with me and they'll melt away. Maybe for a long time. So leave it to me, meet me here at dusk. I'll know where they are by then." "Who is this person?" "A rich Kalimahr. A dealer in swing dust and other air spices. And a Stargazer." "That word again," Lanoree said. Tre wiped his mouth and took a drink. "Not one that many know. Don't use it too freely." He nodded down at Lanoree's plate. "You going to eat that?" "No. Help yourself." Tre pulled her plate across to him and started eating. It was as if every bite was his first. "So, here, at dusk," Lanoree said. "Hmmm." He nodded without looking up from the food. He exuded indifference, yet he had called himself a slave. A conflicted character, complex, troubled. Exactly who she would not want guiding her during her investigations.
"Fine," she said. As she stood to leave, she saw faces turning away from her, and she walked to the doorway in a bubble of silence broken only by awed whispers of Ranger! and Je'daii! and darker mutterings of trouble. She hoped the old saying Tre had reminded her of could be put to rest on Kalimahr.
But hope alters nothing.
And soon after leaving Susco's Tavern Lanoree knew that she was being followed again.
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SANTA CLARA The NFL fined Packers linebacker Clay Matthews $15,000 for his flying, out-of-bounds hit on 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick on Sunday.
But it didn't appease everyone on the 49ers.
"Probably just punch him in the face," guard Alex Boone said Friday when asked how he'd punish Matthews. "I don't want his money."
Boone and left tackle Joe Staley seemed to be particularly worked up after Matthews' hit and the brief melee on the sideline that followed. NFL Films caught the two on camera when they returned to the 49ers' side of the field.
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Kaepernick: "I got you, I got you."
Staley to Kaepernick: "I hear you about that, but we're setting a precedent. No one is (expletive) hitting you late."
Asked about Matthews' fine, 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said: "I have no reaction to it. I have zero reaction to the fines. They're at the discretion of the league. I have nothing to say about that publicly."
Interestingly, the 49ers were fined more than the Packers.
Outside linebacker Ahmad Brooks, penalized for roughing the passer two series later, was fined $12,750. Receiver Anquan Boldin was fined $7,875 for a late hit on cornerback Jarrett Bush in the third quarter.
Harbaugh also appeared to dodge a fine.
At the start of the game, he was wearing a sweat shirt issued by the league's previous sponsor, Reebok, instead of the current one, Nike. He changed clothes at halftime and later called it an innocent mistake.
After all, all of his clothes look alike.
Two angry men Brandon Browner, one half of the Seahawks' suffocating cornerback duo, is doubtful for Sunday's game and will be a game-time decision. Browner has a strained hamstring.
He did not play in the opener at Carolina, with Walter Thurmond starting opposite Richard Sherman, and the Seahawks held Carolina quarterback Cam Newton to 125 passing yards. Browner also missed last year's game in Seattle against the 49ers, which the Seahawks won 42-13.
Browner gained notoriety this offseason for his response to Harbaugh's comments about the Seahawks' Adderall-related suspensions, saying he wished he could get Harbaugh onto the field. "I'd put my hands around his neck," Browner told KJR radio.
Defensive end Cliff Avril, another Seahawks player with a history of venom against the 49ers, is expected to play.
Avril, also dealing with a hamstring injury, is listed as probable. Avril, a free-agent acquisition from Detroit this offseason, got into a Twitter battle with 49ers right tackle Anthony Davis following the 49ers' last-minute win against the Lions two years ago.
In the rematch at Candlestick Park last season, Avril was involved in a series of scrapes, most of them with Davis. He also poked Vernon Davis in the eye, causing the tight end to sit out parts of the game. Avril also attempted to rip off Anthony Davis' helmet.
"He tried to do it a lot," Anthony Davis said last year. "He hates me. It's so funny. We don't even know each other. You can just tell it burns him up."
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Mangini, a two-time head coach in the NFL, is known as a defensive expert. His role on game days is to analyze the opponent's defense and pass on his observations to Roman and the other offensive coaches.
"Oh yeah, he's part of our staff," Roman said. "And he's up there, eyes on the defense, and between series we'll get together and talk."
Injuries The only 49ers player on the injury report is LaMichael James, who is questionable with a knee injury but is expected to play.
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If Benji Dunn was the first of Simon Pegg's characters to inhabit my consciousness, then Tim Bisley is perhaps the closest of all Pegg's characters to a personification of my own repressed and pseudo-nerd psyche. Tim is the slacker comic book artist from the short-lived TV series Spaced, Pegg's first foray into mainstream British culture and his gateway into future work with various Hollywood projects. It is the character of Tim, as well as Graeme Willy of Paul that are the closest manifestations to Pegg's own true geek, and these characters allow Pegg to publicly explore the various social influences that have been so strong in his formation. Most prominent in both projects are references to Star Wars, comic book enthusiasm and an interest in the paranormal.
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As Dave Flanagan confesses upfront in the introduction to his guidebook, Ireland is unlikely to be mentioned alongside Hueco or Font as a world-class bouldering destination. Conditions on this Atlantic-pummelled isle are rarely optimal, and its best areas are scattered across the four provinces. However a flick through these pages reveals a cornucopia of quality sub-sport that will surprise the uninitiated in its wealth and variety ľ it's like finding a twenty-pound note in your back pocket. And just to ice the cake, it is a beautiful book.
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It is also an important release. Information on Irish bouldering has previously been accessible in bits and pieces, most notably on Flanagan's website, The Shortspan, but many areas have remained local knowledge only. Here it is all drawn together in a well organised and easily navigated format. Irish bouldering is, at its present stage of expansion, pretty much ideal for the scope of a single guidebook, so this is not just a selection of the most developed areas ľ if it's known about, it's here.
The country is divided into nicely colour-coded sections. First up is the east, where the granite playgrounds of Wicklow occupy a considerable chunk of the guide. Next the south, where the Gap of Dunloe, the Black Valley and the Burren head the bill, then the wild and less developed west, and finally the myriad attractions of Donegal, the Mournes and Fair Head in the north. The variety of areas, from convenient urban venues to the remotest corners on the island, is inspiring, as is the variety of rock to explore. Here are revealed such treasures as the mythical gritstone of Fermanagh and Leitrim, and the black gabbro of the Cooleys.
While the primary function of a guidebook is obviously to enable the location of climbs, not far behind is its psyche-generating qualities. A crucial component of this is awesome photographs, and Flanagan has pulled together a superb collection from numerous contributors. Open at a random page and the chances are you will behold a piece of rock that howls to be climbed. In fact the whole thing just looks good. In its A5 landscape format it resembles Stone Country's Bouldering in Scotland, only fatter, prettier and ultimately better. Area maps are beautifully done and easy to read, as are topos. There are some plenty of nice wee touches, which I'll let you discover for yourself ľ don't miss the really tiny person on page 205.
Flanagan ensures the guide is as accessible to beginners and low-grade climbers as it is useful to wads, with plenty of attention to easier problems and circuits alongside the hard stuff. There is a Font-style grade-band summary for each location, and an '89 of the best' ticklist which goes all the way from Font 3 to 8b. He is also unselfish with information about unclimbed projects and areas of future potential, giving these ample description for the benefit of would-be explorers. There may be a few more of them now.
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Tolkien uses his talent to give readers beautiful and extremely detailed descriptions of the setting, characters, and actions. Tolkien knows how to weave subtle foreshadowing into the story so that readers can pick up hints and clues and try to guess what significance they will have later in the novel.
The characters of this novel are my favourite aspect. In the first novel we mainly see the story as Frodo would see it but in this installment we are given the opportunity to experience the journeys through the perspective of some of the more minor characters in the Fellowship. I think this was a very good decision on Tolkien's part because it helps to build up the complexities of these minor characters. The characters which I really enjoyed this time are Pippin, Sam, and, of course, the dynamic between Legolas and Gimli. In the first novel it is apparent that Legolas and Gimli have bonded but that's shown much more in this book and their banter often serves as comic relief in tense situations. Pippin isn't as foolish a character as he is made out to be in the first book though he still does foolish things
There are, of course, some issues which I noticed while reading. Again, Tolkien tends to use the same description for multiple things throughout the book.
Overall, this book was a delight to read. Even when I wasn't reading it I was thinking about what I had read. The characters, descriptions, and intricacies are all so well-written.
As Sauron's dark forces spread out from Mordor through the lands of Middle-earth, the fellowship forged to destroy the One Ring of Power is broken. Most of the fellowship's survivors race toward Isengard, where the growing strength of the renegade wizard Saruman threatens to leave a lush land in desolation. With huge armies building in preparation for the first great battles of the War of the Ring, the hobbits Merry and Pippin discover some unexpected allies. Meanwhile, Frodo Baggins and the stalwart Samwise Gamgee set off across the bleak lands bordering Mordor as they continue their efforts to return the One Ring to Mount Doom - encountering a most unlikely guide along the way.
J.R.R Tolkien has used his powers once again. The curiosity of how he comes up with such detail, places, ideas, and characters, is endless. The book is filled with breath taking, imagery and use of all 5 senses just by reading. There is almost a sixth sense as the book brings you into the story, next to The Company, battling orcs, feeling every detail that Tolkien wrote. How did this story and potential come into his mind? Whatever happened, it had such a positive impact on all age readers. The fictional story, was about bravery, courage, teamwork, and hope. As the Company was dispersed, the three groups had to survive on their own. Merry and Pippin, Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas, and Sam and Frodo. Throughout the "edge of your seat" excitement, some characters unfortunately are killed, while some, new and old are introduced. This book and series are highly influential and an excellent source of knowledge. I would highly recommend it to anyone over 12. It would be hard for kids under 12, since the words and language of the book are hard to piece together. This series is so far my favorite, it my not be the same for all, but once you read the first chapter, you might be in a trance of how interesting and adventurous the book is. That is, if you are up for an adventure.
The story picks up immediately where the first book in the trilogy ended, focusing on Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas at first. Aragorn runs to assist when he hears Boromir blowing his horn, but arrives too late: Boromir is dying, and the hobbits have been taken by orcs. Legolas and Gimli enter soon after, but Boromir is already dead. The trio are devastated. Their group is truly splintered, and they aren't even sure which hobbits were abducted. Careful investigation back at the campsite leads Aragorn to believe that at least Frodo, and probably Sam, made it across the river. Rather than giving up in defeat, they decide to try and free their kidnapped friends as the best course of action, and leave Frodo to the path he chose to take alone. Several chapters cover their swift journey in pursuit, then the book cuts over to Pippin and Merry, who are alive but in a dark time. An orc battle party is no place for gentle hobbits, but they show their mettle and ingenuity in leaving signs for their friends, and finally breaking free and escaping into the woods. More action follows, as the hobbits meet the ents, Aragorn and company meet the Riders of Rohan, Gandalf rejoins the company and frees the leader of Rohan from his enchantment, and the ents are stirred to war. While the trees conquer Saruman, Arargorn and his friends join the Rohirrim to battle Saruman's forces. The triumphant conclusion of both battles, and their aftermath, end the first half of the novel.
In the second portion, we return to Frodo and Sam, alone and en route to Mordor. They don't remain alone for long, though, as Gollum stops sneaking around and outright attacks them. Sam and Frodo subdue him; through a combination of coercion and appealing to his old nature, Frodo enlists his aid, and the hobbits decide to let Gollum lead them into Mordor, using the hidden routes only he knows. A majority of this narrative details their arduous journey through desolate lands, and the tension that continues to mount, as they near the center of evil, and trust Smeagol (Gollum's supposedly nicer split personality) when they know he is ultimately untrustworthy. There is a moment of respite when they meet Faramir, brother to Boromir and leader of a band of resistance fighters, and then the looming danger finally crashes upon them: Gollum delivers Frodo and Sam to the immense and evil Shelob, in the midst of orc territory.
The first half of this book is possibly my favorite portion of the entire epic. I love the three experienced fighters tracking down their hobbit friends, seeming so small and overlooked, but really forces of change and legend. I love the Ents! The way Gandalf is restored to his friends, and how Pippin and Merry reveal their inner heroes, are shining moments in the series. The second part of the book was less enticing to me. On the one hand, Tolkien did a great job of portraying the reality of a difficult trek into dangerous areas, and the feeling of oppression and suspense was constant. On the other hand, I was bored at times. How do you depict a long and boring walk without being boring? A challenge to every writer. While I was still engaged and eager to see how the story unfolded, the reading was slower in the second half. The most interesting bits occurred when action broke up the monotonous walking and fear. The Dead Marshes, for instance, with its grotesque landscape, or the fight with Shelob. Frodo's mission becomes much more exciting as it nears its end, and leaves readers on a cliffhanger that made me want to read more about Mordor. The second volume of the trilogy is shorter, but then it focuses on the action and developing war of the ring, with much less exposition than was required to set everything in motion in the first volume. With the momentous events that occur, and the growing bonds of friendship and the developing heroes, this part of the trilogy is crucial. All of its wonderful shiny moments make up for the sometimes slow reading in Frodo's adventures. As with the Fellowship, this book is not to be missed by any fantasy fan.
Once I started reading this book it felt like I had dived back into the journey and had never left it. I felt like I was there with them, that I was fighting with them and journeying with them. I really enjoyed all the action in this one, it felt like just the right amount, and I liked the progression of the plot as well. I loved getting to see friendships growing between characters (I'm looking at you Gimli and Legolas) and seeing the strong connection all of the characters feel towards each other. I am really looking forward to reading The Return of the King and seeing what happens next.
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