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Dave Arnson "Artwork"? Help?
Hi there! I'm new, you'll see that this is my first post and I'm not sure of this is the right thread to ask about this... but I have something that has potential historical importance to we RPG fans that I'm looking to either confirm or deny.
There's a semi-long explanation of the situation along with some very large images here: captain_slinky: But could it be THAT Arneson???, but in summary:
I found a fantasy painting that is signed "Arnson 82" among a ton of new and vintage games at a thrift store. Even if it's not THE Arnson, the image does look very familiar and I'd love to figure out which book/module/magazine I have seen it on before.
ANy help, as always, will be greatly appreciated thanks
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Welcome! I just read your link. I have no idea, but I hope for your sake it is! Great Find either way. Good Luck!"RUMBLETiGER is at least marginally better than Stalin!" ~ Dozen
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The content seems right, does it not? Anyone have a sample of Dave's signature?Cell Factor Samuel M. Wright, Society of Sensation.
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Dave did some art in the OD&D boxed set, per Mike Mornard, but I've not heard that he was a painter (which doesn't mean that he wasn't either). I pinged Paul Stormberg to see what he can say....grodog
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That's a copy of a picture by Frank Franzetta. It was used as the cover of Karl Edward Wagner's Darkness Weaves
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Despite the fantastic news of Mike Glancy's engagement to fellow club member Amy Pearson on Christmas Day, the coaching staff showed no soft heartedness on Sunday, as the players' Yuletide excesses came back to haunt them.
"The conditioning isn't there with barely five weeks to go before our first proper game," commented chief coach Jim Evans.
He added: "We need as individuals, to train at least twice a week on top of the two sessions provided if we are to compete. There is no doubt."
Matlock start the campaign on February 10 with a tough home fixture against Hucknall in the Knockout Cup and are looking to improve results considerably this year in all competitions.
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Miss Pearson said: "I am hoping for more classy cuisine with respect, and the venue will be announced."
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HoopsHype Danny Ainge rumors
Ben Rohrbach: Ainge on Bradley's injury history: "I think that is somewhat of an issue." Didn't deny offering 4 years, $24 million prior to the season. Twitter @brohrbach
Ben Rohrbach: Ainge on 2014 NBA draft: "I just don't think there's that one player that's going to turn a franchise from a lottery team into a top team." Twitter @brohrbach
Ben Rohrbach: Ainge on possibility of bringing Paul Pierce back: "At the right price, right circumstance." Twitter @brohrbach
Marc D'Amico: Ainge on Humphries: "Kris had a really good year. He's a good teammate. Kris is a guy who could very well be on our team next year." Twitter @celtics
Ben Rohrbach: Ainge could see Hump back on C's next season, but not at $12M. Although, "He has the chance to hit the jackpot again on a sign-and-trade." Twitter @brohrbach
Jessica Camerato: Ainge: "We always are trying to make fireworks every summer we try to do something that's unique & special & we will def. try this summer." Twitter @JCameratoNBA
Danny Ainge: "It was a long season — I guess not that long — but it was a tough, tough year, and I saw a lot of positive things from individuals. I thought our team gave good effort most nights. I think consistency was our biggest challenge, and I don't think the team was a great fit, great mix, but individually I like what I saw in almost every player. I just feel like we didn't have the size inside to protect the rim. I thought that was a big factor that cost us a lot of games. And we didn't finish a lot of games down the stretch." WEEI.com
Danny Ainge: "I think we started the season out very concerned with the personnel. I thought Vitor [Faverani] gave us some size at times; his injury hurt us some there. He was a rookie and playing inconsistent, but showing signs of being a presence inside. I think all the way up the trade deadline we looked at opportunities to make our team better, but we wouldn't sacrifice draft picks to make us better for just this year. But we look for opportunities to make our team better in the longterm." WEEI.com
Boston has seven first-round draft picks in the next three drafts, not to mention young and promising players like Jared Sullinger and Kelly Olynyk. But transformative opportunities don't come along all that often, so patience and poise are required from here as general manager Danny Ainge looks to seize the right opportunities yet again. "That's always the second prong of the plan, is that 'If we can't get great young guys to grow up together like Oklahoma City did, then we'll at least make a strategic trade at the right time,'" ESPN analyst and former Portland Trail Blazers assistant general manager Tom Penn told USA TODAY Sports. "Projecting and foreseeing the likelihood of that happenings is really hard, but the first step of making that a possibility is to get access to a lot of young, promising assets. The best positioned franchise to do that over the next three years is going to be Boston." USA Today Sports
Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck suggested last month that the Celtics had potential for fireworks this offseason given Boston's pile of assets (draft picks, tradable contracts, trade exceptions) and Ainge has said he hopes the team can light up the summer sky with moves to restore Boston to contender status. "I'm going to try to blow off some fireworks, but I have to be patient as well and we have to make sure that we don't do deals just to do deals," Ainge said Thursday during his weekly call to Boston sports radio 98.5 the Sports Hub. "We have to do the right deals. Those are a lot harder than most people think or believe or understand. I'm not making any promises, we have a busy summer ahead of us, and there's a lot of different directions we could go." ESPN.com
Despite the circus in New York, Humphries put up the most consistent numbers of his career, averaging a double-double in each of the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons. Given minutes this season, he's found similar consistency. Humphries has said he would like to return — a surprise, considering he will be courted by playoff teams when his contract expires on June 30. Agent Arn Tellem has held preliminary talks with Celtics president Danny Ainge, understanding that the team can't predict its direction right now. Boston Herald
Ainge also revealed Thursday that he had talked to forward Kris Humphries about the possibility of coming back next season. Humphries, who is making $12 million this year, will be a free agent after the season. "I have had a few conversations with Kris," said Ainge. "Because he's been with us all year, he was with us in the summer and all this year. Kris sort of knows where we are as an organization and he knows we like him. And he knows there is a lot of uncertainty, depending on which direction we choose to go this summer. None of us now. But he knows we like him, his coaches and teammates like him, we just can't make any promises yet." Boston Globe
Rondo appreciates Ainge's cautious approach to analytics. "I think that's why Danny is one of the best GMs around," Rondo said. "He's a player that played the game. It's not just about business aspect — well, then again, it is — but you still have to have a feel for the game, have a feel for players, know personnel. "You just can't look at a number and say, 'OK, this guy is shooting 50 percent from the field, 90 percent from the free throw line, put him on this team and have a great season.' It doesn't work like that. "You've got to know personalities. I think you've got to know the locker room. I think that's why [Heat president] Pat Riley has done a great job. I don't know who the GM is for the Spurs, but [him, too]." Boston Globe
Baxter Holmes: Ainge on Stevens: ""I think he's had a lot of sleepless nights. I think it takes a toll. Whether he'll admit that or not, I don't know." Twitter @BaxterHolmes
Toucher and Rich asked Danny about the reported conflict and Ainge, having spoken to Scal since the demotion, says coaching will be a learning process for him. "I think that Brian takes responsiblity for it, and at the same time I think it's a learning process for Brian. Brian is a good guy, and Brian is a smart basketball guy. He has his philosophies and he's a player that jumped right into coaching. He was a very vocal player, very opinionated in the locker room. He was always able to say exactly what he wanted to say and he probably went and was that way in coaching. CBS Local
"Sometimes when you're a coach and you're part of the staff you have to know when to say things and when not to say things. I think it's probably a good learning experience for Scal. A head coach needs one hundred percent support and he needs everybody to have his back. It's really important to have that loyalty and support from everyone." We know the White Mamba has hung up his sneakers for good, but is a return to Boston as a coach a possibility? Ainge didn't rule it out. "I would consider Scal if we had openings for a lot of positions in our organization. I have a lot of respect for Scal, his knowledge and his work ethic. Absolutely." CBS Local
Danny Ainge will be watching when the NCAA tournament resumes tonight, but he won't be watching the same way you or I will. The numbers matter little to the Celtics president of basketball operations. "I'm looking at the 'why' of what's happening," Ainge said. "I'm not looking at the box score to determine whether a player is playing well or looking at what people's expectations might be. I'm looking (at) why is he playing well? Or, why is he not playing well? How is he defending? How is he interacting with his teammates? How does he respond to adversity? I'm looking at a whole gamut of things, trying to get the full picture of the player, because so much of it is trying to predict who that player can become, not just who he is right now." Boston Herald
"We're typically evaluating players that we've watched in international competition, whether it be for the USA or whatever country they may have played on," he said. "We're watching guys in summer competition and their college careers and draft workouts. I think you have to see all of it, because sometimes certain guys are restricted by the system they play in for their college team. You might not see the full array of things they can do, and then you see them in a different environment playing for USA Basketball and you see a completely different person." Boston Herald
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I'm tired of the idea that people on different types of government assistance are shiftless layabouts who are thrilled to receive it.
I don't want to be poor enough to qualify, but guess what? I'm thrilled to receive it, not because it's OMG FREE MONEY, but because it allows me to exist without fear of hunger and as a healthy, functioning human being who contributes to society, and would love to make enough income to pay taxes to help others do the same. Never mind those who aren't able-bodied, children, and the elderly — who actually make up the bulk of recipients and are the most vulnerable to any sorts of cuts or reductions. We all deserve basic sustenance and health care as a human right.
So stop acting like everyone's just SO STOKED to get welfare. Yeah, maybe they are, but it's because those few hundred dollars mean maybe, possibly, barely surviving, you judgmental fucks.
This blog is an excellent resource for mythbusting the falsehoods about poverty in the U.S.
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Every human being enjoys a basic right to be respected, not because of any title, position, prestige, or accomplishment but first of all because we are created in the image and likeness of God. From an ethical and moral perspective we embrace the exhortation of St. Paul "to anticipate one another in showing honor" (Rom 12:10). Today's competitive culture challenges us to strive for victory and advantage, but for St. Paul the challenge is to build each other up and honor one another's innate dignity.
Labor Day is an opportunity to take stock of the ways workers are honored and respected. Earlier this year, Pope Francis pointed out, "Work is fundamental to the dignity of a person… . It gives one the ability to maintain oneself, one's family, to contribute to the growth of one's own nation." Unfortunately, millions of workers today are denied this honor and respect as a result of unemployment, underemployment, unjust wages, wage theft, abuse, and exploitation.
Even with new indicators of some modest progress in recovery, the economy still has not improved the standard of living for many people, especially for the poor and the working poor, many of whom are unemployed or underemployed. More than four million people have been jobless for over six months, and that does not include the millions more who have simply lost hope. For every available job, there are often five unemployed and underemployed people actively vying for it. This jobs gap pushes wages down. Half of the jobs in this country pay less than $27,000 per year. More than 46 million people live in poverty, including 16 million children. The economy is not creating an adequate number of jobs that allow workers to provide for themselves and their families. Jobs, wages, and poverty are interrelated. The only way to reduce the widening gap between the affluent and the poorest people in our nation is by creating quality jobs that provide a just compensation that enables workers to live in the dignity appropriate for themselves and their families.
Right on. It's not often I praise the Catholic Church for anything, but it's lovely to see the Catholic Bishops moving back towards a message of social justice, versus one of exclusion. Not that I think this speaks for the church as a whole, but praise when it's due, y'know? Pope Frank ain't perfect, but he's better than
Emperor Palpatine Pope Benedict.
Homelessness is not a crime. I've got to have the legal right (to question or take anyone into custody). We can't just take people to somewhere they don't want to go. I can't do that. I won't do that.
Interim Police Chief Ruben Santiago taking a stand on the city council's plan to criminalize homelessness in downtown Columbia, S.C. by pushing the homeless to a shelter just barely in the city limits.
According to The State, Santiago also said his department cannot transport homeless adults to the riverfront shelter to get services nor will police tell them they would be charged with a nuisance offense should they refuse. The law, which is likely unconstitutional, aims to bus the homeless out of the downtown area to a shelter that would have infrequent transportation services and require signing in and out.
Hawaii has a serious homelessness problem—so now it wants to pass that problem off to the rest of the country. Having reached the highest rate of homelessness in the U.S., lawmakers in paradise have decided to try a new tactic for getting people off the streets: flying them to the mainland. Yes, instead of setting aside money for more shelters or outreach programs, Hawaii's state legislator has approved a $100,000 fund to offer about 17,000 homeless people one-way tickets off the islands.
The "return-to-home" program is idealistically billed as a way to help people stuck on the island reach family or job opportunities. The program may be labeled "voluntary" but, as in other cities with similar programs, like New York and San Francisco, homeless people who get arrested could wind up faced with the option of jail or the one-way flight, regardless of whether that person has better opportunities elsewhere.
"Hawaii Flies Its Homeless Away and Other Ideas from the Fringe" | The Daily Beast
Because a one-way plane ticket is easier than addressing structural inequality and poverty, amirite?
As more lives and communities are destroyed by the system that creates vast amounts of wealth for the few, the more heroic it sounds to "give back." It's what I would call "conscience laundering" — feeling better about accumulating more than any one person could possibly need to live on by sprinkling a little around as an act of charity.
But this just keeps the existing structure of inequality in place. The rich sleep better at night, while others get just enough to keep the pot from boiling over. Nearly every time someone feels better by doing good, on the other side of the world (or street), someone else is further locked into a system that will not allow the true flourishing of his or her nature or the opportunity to live a joyful and fulfilled life.
And with more business-minded folks getting into the act, business principles are trumpeted as an important element to add to the philanthropic sector. I now hear people ask, "what's the R.O.I.?" when it comes to alleviating human suffering, as if return on investment were the only measure of success. Microlending and financial literacy (now I'm going to upset people who are wonderful folks and a few dear friends) — what is this really about? People will certainly learn how to integrate into our system of debt and repayment with interest. People will rise above making $2 a day to enter our world of goods and services so they can buy more. But doesn't all this just feed the beast?
I'm really not calling for an end to capitalism; I'm calling for humanism.
Money should be spent trying out concepts that shatter current structures and systems that have turned much of the world into one vast market. Is progress really Wi-Fi on every street corner? No. It's when no 13-year-old girl on the planet gets sold for sex. But as long as most folks are patting themselves on the back for charitable acts, we've got a perpetual poverty machine.
Peter Buffett, "The Charitable Industrial Complex" | The New York Times, July 26, 2013
This thought-provoking editorial about the ultra-rich reinforcing global inequality by supposed "charitable" endeavors is a must read.
Yeah, but instead of signing away your voice for a dude, you're signing away your your future paychecks for a piece of paper that theoretically qualifies you for said paycheck.
Of course, when you're drowning in student loan debt, you have absolutely no right to speak up because you took out those loans dammit, and it's not like credentialism and economic inequality, coupled with rising higher ed costs had anything to do with your choice because reasons and bootstraps. And a crippling recession that has you competing with a whole different class of older, experienced, more educated workers for entry level jobs, well, them's the breaks, kid. Also, the depressed wages of the bottom 80% of Americans definitely didn't influence your inability to pay on this debt with a higher interest rate than what the big banks pay for their bailouts. Nope. Not at all.
In a sick way, I suppose you're signing away your voice in order to place a bet on a rigged roulette wheel overseen by plutocrats drunk on crony capitalism, who, while on an epic bender with the political class, managed to socialize the house's risk and privatize its profits. Sorry, plebes.
At least the eternity part is 100% correct. Sallie Mae will follow you to the grave. Shit, they'd probably put a lien on your headstone and the plot in which you are buried.
For these largely hourly workers, paper paychecks and even direct deposit have been replaced by prepaid cards issued by their employers. Employees can use these cards, which work like debit cards, at an A.T.M. to withdraw their pay.
But in the overwhelming majority of cases, using the card involves a fee. And those fees can quickly add up: one provider, for example, charges $1.75 to make a withdrawal from most A.T.M.'s, $2.95 for a paper statement and $6 to replace a card. Some users even have to pay $7 inactivity fees for not using their cards.
These fees can take such a big bite out of paychecks that some employees end up making less than the minimum wage once the charges are taken into account, according to interviews with consumer lawyers, employees, and state and federal regulators.
The New York Times, "Paid via Card, Workers Feel Sting of Fees" | June 30, 2013
Colleges are doing this as well with financial aid and veteran's benefits refunds. I wasn't taxed by the U.S. government on my education benefits, but Higher One sure took a chunk with all their fees.
Refusing to hand Obama a success, Wyoming leaders refused to extend unemployment benefits, run our own health exchange, or expand help for sick, poor people.
Kerry Drake's brilliant column in WyoFile. Drake is also the editor of The Casper Citizen, a non-profit, community newspaper.
Hint: It costs Wyoming a hell of a lot.
Hundreds of poor people waiting outside of a closed grocery store for the possibility of getting the remaining food is not the picture of the "American Dream." Yet on March 23, outside the Laney Walker Supermarket in Augusta, Ga., that is exactly what happened.
Residents filled the parking lot with bags and baskets hoping to get some of the baby food, canned goods, noodles and other non-perishables. But a local church never came to pick up the food, as the storeowner prior to the eviction said they had arranged. By the time the people showed up for the food, what was left inside the premises—as with any eviction—came into the ownership of the property holder, SunTrust Bank.
The bank ordered the food to be loaded into dumpsters and hauled to a landfill instead of distributed. The people that gathered had to be restrained by police as they saw perfectly good food destroyed. Local Sheriff Richard Roundtree told the news "a potential for a riot was extremely high."
And what would be more likely to cause a riot? Hungry, desperate people denied the food they were told they would receive, or distribution of said food? I'd be tempted to say that this is capitalism at its most dysfunctional, but it's actually functioning as it is supposed to here. If a commodity can't turn a profit for a capitalist, the capitalist is encouraged by the profit motive to dispose of the good quickly. As the author, Sarah Carlson, writes:
In a capitalist society, the motive behind the production of food is not to feed people, housing is not made to give them shelter, clothing is not made to keep them warm, and health care is not offered primarily to keep people healthy. All of these things, which are and should be viewed as basic rights, are nothing other than commodities—to be bought and sold—from which to make a profit. If a profit cannot be made, usually due to overproduction in relation to the market, the commodity is considered useless by the capitalist and destroyed.
Disgusting and heartbreaking. This is not an economic crisis — this is economic violence.
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During his nearly three years in the U.S. Senate, Scott Brown (R-MA) frequently came to the aid of the financial sector — watering down the Dodd-Frank bill and working to weaken it after its passage — and accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign cash from the industry. Now, the man Forbes Magazine called one of "Wall Street's Favorite Congressmen" will use those connections as counsel for Nixon Peabody, an international law and lobbying firm.
As for Brown, bqhatevwr. Because now, we have Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. Bless her. May she continue to irk Brown and his cronies.
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Stocks surpassed the nominal record set in 2007, while the last recorded real median US household income was 8% lower than its 2007 peak.
This is where we are, in picture form:
Please, explain to me why this is good for the majority of people. Go ahead. Try. I'll wait.
[ETA]: A sharp-eyed reader noticed the alignment of the graphs is wonky. Here's the alignment corrected as best as I can manage.
When you receive your check or direct deposit this month, you may notice an increase in the taxes you pay, which means a decrease in your net pay. Due to the expiration of the payroll tax cuts that reduced the employee paid portion of Social Security from 6.2% to 4.2% in 2011 and 2012, you should expect at least a 2% decrease in your pay.
The impact of those taxes will vary among individuals, as it's dependent on your particular tax bracket. The positive news regarding the tax tables is that certain brackets were not eliminated as originally proposed.
Here's the email I received from payroll today. All of us are going to see roughly a 2% decrease in our pay, but the good news is that the brackets originally proposed for elimination — the $250,000+ brackets — didn't see an increase 'til $400,000-450,000.
So good for you guys!
I can't really explain why this email irritated me as much as it did, other than the 2% decrease in net pay is going to hit non-benefited, part-time employees like myself the hardest, and it didn't have to happen as a part of the fiscal cliff "compromise."
These are the very real consequences of the U.S. Congress playing politics with our paychecks, and it will have economic consequences, particularly for low wage workers in a stalled economy.


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Early voting in primary elections for Utah municipalities begins Tuesday and runs through Aug. 9.
In Salt Lake County, voting hours are from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays at city halls in Draper, Herriman, Holladay, Midvale, Murray, Sandy, South Jordan, Taylorsville and West Valley City, according to Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen.
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In Salt Lake City, the early-voting polling place is at Trolley Square, also open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Because the early polling places are linked by computer to the state registrar, residents can vote at any polling place, Swensen said. For example, a Draper resident can vote in the Draper primary at the Salt Lake City polling station. But it is impossible for a person to vote more than once, she said.
West Jordan and Cottonwood Heights will conduct primary and general election voting by mail only, Swensen said.
On primary election day, Aug. 13, voting will be conducted at regular polling places.
For more information, visit the Salt Lake County Clerk website at clerk.slco.org.
Voters in cities outside of Salt Lake County should check with their respective municipalities to determine if they have a primary election — not all do — and where to go for early voting. Winners of the primary will advance to the Nov. 5 general election ballot.
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Many Lockney residents seem to see the father as a lone dissenter and obstructionist who's getting in the way of a much-needed program. "It is very easy to sit back smugly and say that good parents would know if their child was using drugs," says Lisa Mosley, a former school board member and now an art teacher at Lockney High School. "But even good kids in good homes become addicted."
Warren Mathis, a Lockney resident for 58 years, says Tannahill has forgotten that other parents in the community also have rights. "People here don't think much of Tannahill now," Mathis says.
The reaction of his neighbors has been tough on Tannahill, who didn't plan on getting himself labeled the town rebel and has never been involved in politics. Rather, Tannahill sees himself simply: He's a father who had always spent a lot of time with his son, ever since the days when Brady was a toddler and Larry would bring him along while he worked the fields at his father's farm. He feels as though he knows his son almost as well as he knows himself. "A lot of folks in our family say that Brady was potty trained on a tractor," says Tannahill. "He's always been the most important thing in my life."
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Brady has fared better than his father. The school board has stayed any disciplinary action against him until after the case is resolved, which won't likely happen before the end of the year. And neither the administration nor his fellow students have given him a hard time. "He went through school like nothing was happening," says Tannahill, who plans to home-school his son if he loses in court. "The kids here are being more adult about this than the adults are."
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Pronunciation: /äˌrōs ˌkôn ˈpô(l)yô /
A Spanish and Latin American dish of chicken and rice simmered with tomatoes, stock, and herbs.
More example sentences
- She was making arroz con pollo, or rice with chicken, along with platanitos, and a desert she had learned to make from her aunt, who was a great cook, called dulces con coco.
- On a previous visit, I tried the arroz con pollo, about the most standard dish in the Latino repertoire.
- El Colmao, in a particularly drug-infested stretch of Pico-Union (there is guarded parking), has the best Cuban paella and arroz con pollo in town.
Spanish, 'chicken with rice'.
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