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Winners of the SirsiDynix ALA-APA Award Spread the Word about Salaries
In April and May we will feature the winners of the 2006 SirsiDynix–ALA-APA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Promoting Salaries and Status for Library Workers. This month we interviewed James Fish, Director of Baltimore County Public Libraries.
Next month Ellissa Cadillic, President of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1526 in Boston, Massachusetts, will describe how the union advocated for library support staff.
James Fish had a plan: to increase the status … Read the rest
The ALA-APA Presidential Candidates Speak
Elections will be held in the spring! The candidates for ALA President are Loriene Roy, Professor at the University of Texas at Austin and William Crowe, Director of the University of Kansas' (KU) Kenneth Spencer Research Library. As the victor will also serve as ALA-APA President, the candidates were asked, "How would you would represent ALA-APA as President in 2007-2008?" Here are their responses.
Bill Crowe
Presidential Blog: http://billcrowe.blogspot.com
ALA-APA fills a need long-felt by many of us: a body … Read the rest
ALA-APA News
Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Contemplates Union
A majority of Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library employees, disgruntled over changes in their workplace and concerned about the institution's future, want to form a union.
Organizers said they will soon ask for formal recognition from the library's board of directors, which has the power to reject the request.
If recognized by the board, the union would be able to bargain collectively for wages, benefits and workplace conditions. Read the full article – … Read the rest
Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Director Refuses 4% Raise
The director of the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library announced Tuesday she has decided not to accept a 4 percent pay raise that would have brought her salary to nearly $122,000 a year.
In a statement, CEO Linda Mielke said she opted not to accept the nearly $5,000 raise because it "sends the wrong message" at a time when the library is cutting costs. Read the full article – fee based.
Indianapolis-Marion … Read the rest
Are Librarians Cool?
Rachel Kidsman [sp], a 22-year old library school student, wrote that she wants to become a young adult librarian and wonders how to convince youth that librarians aren't "shushy she-demons." The commentator, Lin Brehmer, asks, "Who are librarians' heroes?" and reviews the image of librarians in various media, including an episode of Friends. During Brehmer's commentary he recalls working at the New York Public Library and emphatically states that, after spending time with his colleagues, "librarians are just as psycho … Read the rest
Career Advancement
I Was a Fashion Librarian
What does it take to be a "fashion librarian?" As I was doing my research to find a good and clear definition for the position, I sought the points of view of an information broker, online catalogs, fashion arbiters, John Bartlett, and even a fashion magazine. In the end, I was left with a choice to describe it in my own words how I worked and lived my life of being a fashion librarian.
Many years ago, … Read the rest
Professional or Workaholic
Do You Work Too Much?
My father recently passed away at age 61 and I was cleaning out his office when I began to notice some things.
My father was very proud of his career accomplishments (as I was proud of him); he had started out with very little and, in the American tradition, worked his way to success in his chosen profession. When asked, my father always defined and described himself using his career; never … Read the rest
First Class of Certification Applicants Approved!
The Certified Public Library Administrator Program now has sixteen candidates for certification. They were approved by the CPLA Certification Review Committee on National Library Workers Day, April 4.
Four new providers were also approved: North Suburban Library System (NSLS) for Marketing, taught by Mary Wilkins Jordan; NSLS for Management of Technology, taught by David Jordan; Southeastern Massachusetts Library System (SEMLS) for Organization and Personnel Administration taught by Cheryl Bryan; and ALA's Library Administration and Management Association (LAMA) for Marketing taught … Read the rest
Professional Certification of Chefs
A Possible Model for Library Workers?
[Editor's Note: Since the Certified Public Library Administrator Program (CPLA) has begun, we thought you might be interested in how other professions conduct certifications. CPLA consists of nine standards, and librarians with three or more years of experience in a public library must complete courses, with an evaluation component, for seven of the standards. PS: Congratulations to our first class of applicants and the new providers.]
The heat was on.
Chef … Read the rest
Records Management As a Career for Librarians
This field can be added to the list of Things You Can Do with a Library Science Degree. Laurie Gingrich, MA, CRM and Robin Bourne-Caris are two librarians who became records management consultants in Chicago, Illinois. They describe their profession, its linkages to and distinctions from librarianship, support staff involvement in records management and the impact of professional development opportunities, including certification.
- What is Records Management? (definition, policies, managing electronic resources, relationship to librarianship)
- The Path to Librarianship
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Equal Pay Day is Tuesday, April 25!
"Equal Pay Day is observed in April to indicate how far into each year a woman must work to earn as much as a man earned in the previous year. Tuesday symbolizes the day when women's wages catch up to men's wages from the previous week."
NCPE encourages everyone to "wear RED on Equal Pay Day to symbolize how far women and minorities are 'in the red' with their pay!"… Read the rest
Form a WAGE Club for Equal Pay Day
[Editor's Note: This letter is from Evelyn Murphy, author of Getting Even: Why Women Don't Get Paid Like Men and What To Do About It, founder of the WAGE (Women Are Getting Even) Project, and guest speaker at an ALA-APA program at the American Library Association Annual Conference in June 2006 . See also the book review from Library Worklife, volume 3, number 2.]
Dear WAGE Project Supporters,
I am writing to let you know about an exciting opportunity … Read the rest
Keep Out the Hair Dye.
American Library Association Member Demographic Survey Update
As of March 22, 2006 we have had 6,581 eligible responses to the survey, about 10% of ALA membership. This is how the figures parse out:
- Women still outnumber men 4 to 1.
- Fewer than 4% of our members reported a disability.
- 57% of membership was born between 1940–1959; 36.5% between 1960–1979.
- 2.7% of membership is Hispanic or Latino; 4.5% of membership is
National Library Workers Day STARS!
For National Library Workers Day, Tuesday, April 4, ALA-APA asked you to ask your patrons, colleagues, administrators, and others to submit names of staff who are doing exemplary work in libraries. In celebration of the theme "Libraries Work Because We Do," more than 200 library employees were praised for their skill, positive attitudes, customer service and for generally making the profession look good! Visit the Gallery of Stars, where you can read the 223 nominations—www.ala-apa.org/nlwd.
The third annual … Read the rest
How Libraries Celebrated National Library Workers Day
Tuesday, April 4, was a fun day for library employees! Library staff were eager to share their celebrations with LW readers. You may find some inspiration below. Patrons, Friends groups and local media were involved in simple to elaborate celebrations to fit any budget and staff size. Many treats were distributed as thank yous, but there were also educational programs, behind-the-scenes exhibits, and heartfelt expressions of gratitude. A selection of these ideas will be posted on the NLWD Web site … Read the rest


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Congratulations to Lila Erol, a pupil of GéNIA, for winning The Junior School of the Year award!
We were delighted to find out that GéNIA's student, Lila Erol, was awarded The Junior School of the Year 2017 award from Francis Holland School, Sloane Square.
The award was given as a result of the Funny Davies competition, with over 130 solo and ensemble performances. Amongst the performances were traditional Greek song, a Russian march, native American music, a French lullaby, Italian opera and Spanish dances. The girls also covered just about every musical genre – ancient plainsong, a Baroque concerto, Romantic piano music, film music, Jazz and Blues, musical theatre and even had a rock band!
The Junior School Musician of the Year 2017 shield was awarded to Lila Erol, in Year 6, who moved her audience with her mature, sensitive and and technically assured rendition of Frédéric Chopin's 'Prelude in E minor' op.28, no. 4.
We are delighted here at Piano-Yoga®, and look forward to more performances from this talented young lady!
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text: 2015 may go down into history as a remarkable reefer trade year. It showed an almost complete reversal of what reefer shipping had grown accustomed to: barely any scrapping and, making up the balance at year end: a confirmed orderbook of 15 conventional reefer vessels, adding to 4 full-reefer container ships. Will the world's largest conventional operator shift to the container segment?


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Foreign Minister Underscores Iran's Right to Peaceful Nuclear Technology
United Nations, New York, Sept 25, IRNA (excerpted from Islamic Republic News Agency)
Kamal Kharrazi here Friday insisted on Iran`s right of getting access to nuclear technology for peaceful aims.
Addressing the 59th session of UN General Assembly, Kharrazi also stressed the importance of taking action by the international community due to the existence and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
"As the only victim of the unbridled use of weapons of mass destruction in recent years, Iran feels very strongly about the absolute imperative of a collective and rule-based multilateral campaign to eradicate all these weapons and to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons as an interim measure.
"This must be done by the universal application of disarmament and non-proliferation instruments in a comprehensive and non-discriminatory manner," he said.
He urged addressing the legitimate disarmament and non-proliferation concerns of the international community through transparency and vigorous application of monitoring mechanisms.
"Iran has always been prepared to contribute activity to this global effort. While we insist on our right to use technology for peaceful purposes, we have and will leave no stone unturned in order to provide assurances of our peaceful intentions," he said.
Iran has been in the forefront of efforts to establish a zone free from weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East, the minister said, adding this initiative which has received the repeated approval of the General Assembly and the Security Council has been systematically obstructed by Israel`s intransigence and its rejection of all multilateral instruments, regrettably with impunity.
"All countries of the region and beyond are unanimous in considering Israeli arsenal, including its weapons of mass destruction, combined with its policy and record of aggression and state terrorism as the single greatest threat to regional and global peace and security. Israel cannot hide these facts behind smoke screens," he stated.
He urged the international community to show its resolve to maintain the credibility of multilateral disarmament instruments by taking action to compel Israel to comply.


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With Feb. 14 just around the corner, here are our suggestions for making it a great celebration with the Dallas Museum of Art.
Tickets to the DMA's Next Exhibition
This Valentine's Day, give the gift of impressionism with tickets to the Museum's next exhibition, The Lens of Impressionism: Photography and Painting Along the Normandy Coast, 1850-1874, opening on February 21. Pre-order gift tickets before the exhibition opens and save $4 on the DMA's special 2 Adult ticket package. The Lens of Impressionism exhibition will feature masterpieces of early photography as well as impressionist works by Claude Monet, Edouard Manet, Gustave Courbet, and Edgar Degas, and masterpieces of early photography by Gustave Le Gray, Henri Le Secq, and Louis-Alphonse Davanne. For information and to purchase tickets, visit https://www.tickets.DallasMuseumofArt.org/public/
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Shop for stationery items (cards start at $4.50), heart dishes and paperweights, and sensuous shawls in winter white, pink, coral and fuchsia at $24.00 (a bargain) or spoil her with a wool and silk paisley shawl in pink and fuchsia at $125.00.
For dining, celebrate with your Valentine at the DMA Restaurants during the Month of February and share your passion for chocolate with a desserts for two :
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Remember: DMA members receive a 10% discount on all Museum store purchases and food and beverages in the DMA Restaurants.
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And if you get a late start to the holiday, make our February Late Night your Date Night – the happy hour act will be romantic French music — on Friday, the 19th.


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Until the episyrphus larva pupates in one to two weeks, it can consume between 400 and 700 aphids. During the hunt they move forward swinging their upper part of the body, looking for their prey, which they subsequently latch with their saliva and suck out. The larvae become active at a temperature of 8 ºC. A humidity above 60% has a favourable influence on the effectiveness of the episyrphus larvae. Hoverflies are highly susceptible to the use of chemicals. Therefore, during a minimum of six weeks prior to introduction of episyrphus, no chemicals can be applied.
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I recently had the opportunity to shoot an extremely lively baby and toddler music class for a local Northern Kentucky Musikgarten studio. To say the day was engaging and enriching was an understatement! I now know how to bang a drum, play a tune, and twirl a scarf. Oh, and I got my workout that day, total bonus! 🙂 Each and every one of these kids truly had a blast learning and developing their sense of music. The wonder and discovery on their little faces as they learn is amazing. And they think that they are just having fun!
Special thanks to Little Songbird Music, Children's Music Classes in Northern Kentucky, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Candice, and all the mommas and kiddos that made this shoot possible.
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But I ran a short calculation today. If the eCPM keeps dropping like it did since September, I will start to =pay= Google by April/May timeframe.
(I won't because I will pull Adsense mid/end-January if revenues have not improved by then.)
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anyone else seeing just terrible stats today ?
Not just AdSense, a total lack of traffic today aross all my sites, Thanks Giving looked positively busy compared to this.
That's a part of it but doesn't explain what's happening today. I think Atomic may have identified the issue. It's fairly consistent that important sporting event days in the United States correlates with unusually low traffic and earnings.
I don't worry about down days anymore, I only worry about the monthly numbers.
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I thought I'd been bombed from the SERPs but no, a check on all my keywords and phrases look normal, simply a total lack of traffic.
How about you?
But today... impression way down! And I've made 31 cents so far! Either stats are waaaaaaay off or I'm in deep s**t. At this rate, there's no point giving my prime real estate to Adsense blocks.
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I can't blame Google, CTR is a little down and EPC normal, I've simply so little traffic across the sites from every country!
Even my spam's down today...huh?
People are getting tired of the internet...guess that fad is over!
Interesting comment. Many truths are spoken in jest. Not tired I imagine, but the novelty is wearing off. People actually use it now, rather than play with it just because they can. Certainly, my own behaviour towards the net has changed in recent years compared to when I first got access. I no longer surf here, there and everywhere for fun but only go to a few sites selectively that I need or use.
After losing a spreadsheet a few months ago (through not backing up and then losing a hard drive), I have just been through the exercise of putting all my Adsense figures into another spreadsheet.
When I look at the numbers from a year or two ago compared to now it is enough to make me weep.
My Adsense figures correlate directly to my stockmarket portfolio, both of which peaked in May 2007. After that, both started on a downward trend which - despite the odd bout of optimism - continues.
The world economy is bad, the net is maturing, people are out Christmas shopping, and my main sites cater to unnecessary travel - a real luxury at the moment that many will not even be thinking about.
I'm not over optimistic about 2009 either but think that things will start to get better in 2010.
Even my spam's down today...huh?
The BBC reported last month that a spam company called McColo had been closed. It was around that time that I saw spam plummet.
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Comparing the first 7 days of December to previous years may seem a little pointless since last year, like some others, I had been hit by the Glitch, all the same it is interesting to note that my income is almost the same even though CTR is down considerably my EPC is much higher, however comparing aginst 2006 really does make me wonder what DID happen to many of us to experience such a huge reduction?
People are getting tired of the internet...guess that fad is over!
I've been wondering that myself for quite a while and Jaideemaak makes some valid points. I use it less myself and as for my daughters, 21 and 25, it is mainly a work tool now apart from the occasional social networking site and even those they do not use like they used to.
Guessing out aloud here, could smart phones also have had some effect? I do know quite a few people that do not bother whatsoever with the "traditional" access devices threse days.
It was around that time that I saw spam plummet.
I saw that for a couple of days then it returned more or less to its previous levels however I do feel this last week has possibly seen less. It's quite difficult to be accurate since we've recently had some e-mail filtering upgrades on the servers and they have undoubtedly helped.
We had some of our best Adsense days of the year this first week of December.
for example, one site that used to make $10-$15 a day for the past 2 years is now struggling very hard to make $4 or $5 a day. each click is now only earning me $0.03 to $0.10. Only one out of many sites was able to keep it's high ecpm, it's in an ultra competitive niche though.
i wonder if people will start steering away from adsense because of this...
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China's Youku Tudou partners with Disney/Marvel
China's leading Internet television company, Youku Tudou Inc., has partnered with Disney to be the exclusive online movie-marketing platform in China for the U.S. studio's Marvel collection of movies and TV series. The cooperation is expected to boost the popularity of Disney's Marvel brand in China as well as further cement Youku Tudou's position as the country's number-one online video platform by driving online marketing through film trailers, online ticketing, live events and original programming dedicated to big-screen movies.
Youku Tudou claims to currently have 500 million unique monthly users across its online entertainment channels, which according to the company results in greater promotional impact than traditional offline movie advertising. Marvel and other Disney titles seem to resonate particularly well with Youku Tudou's audiences, with so far over 530 million cumulative views across the firm's various media offerings including streaming movies and television series, trailers and original programming.
The company said in a press statement that its online marketing efforts were able to considerably boost the box-office revenues of Avengers: Age of Ultron and Guardians of the Galaxy. In the case of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, online marketing even helped raise box-office takings to almost RMB800 million (approx. $160 mil.), compared to the merely RMB80 million raked in by the franchise's previous installment.
While the trailers and original productions for Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy had garnered more than 41 million cumulative views on the Youku Tudou platform, including over 15.8 million combined VOD views, the Avengers: Age of Ultron trailers and original productions received over 25.7 million cumulative views, with the movie currently still in theatres.
"We are committed to expanding our media and entertainment ecosystem by working with strong partners. These partnerships, like the one with Disney, are multifold and give Youku Tudou the opportunity to use its strengths to further its business model and drive future revenue streams through high-quality content, innovative marketing efforts, and merchandising channels," said Victor Koo, chairman and CEO of Youku Tudou.
NYSE-traded Youku Tudou Inc. operates the Youku and Tudou Internet television platforms, which enable users to search, view and share high-quality video content quickly and easily across multiple devices. Youku and Tudou are considered the most recognized online entertainment brands in China.
SIFF Wraps with Golden Goblet Winners
The 18th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) on June 21 announced the winners of its prestigious Golden Goblet Awards, concluding the nine day-long celebration of film in the eastern port city with an exclusive closing red carpet and awards ceremony.
Putting a focus on Asian and Chinese cinema and new talent, SIFF continued to promote the development of the film industry not only through its Golden Goblet and Asian New Talent trophies but also through numerous film screenings, forums, market events and other activities supporting emerging filmmakers.
This year, the festival received a record-breaking 2,096 film submissions from 108 countries. A total of 391 films were publicly screened on 51 screens in 45 movie theatres spread out across 17 city districts, reaching an audience of over 300,000 and earning nearly RMB18 million ($3.6 mil.) at the box office.
After a careful selection process, the grand jury panel headed by Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev presented the Golden Goblet Awards to the following recipients:
Best Feature Film: The Night Watchman (France/Belgium), directed by Pierre Jolivet;
Jury Grand Prix: Carte Blanche (Poland), directed by Jacek Lusinski;
Best Director: Cao Baoping for The Dead End (China);
Best Actors: Deng Chao, Duan Yihong, and Guo Tao, all three starring in The Dead End;
Best Actress: Krista Kosonen in The Midwife (Finland/Lithuania), directed byAntti Jokinen;
Best Screenplay: Patrick Tobin for Cake (USA), directed by Daniel Barnz;
Best Cinematography: Vladislav Opeliyants for Sunstroke (Russia), directed by Nikita Mikhalkov;
Outstanding Artistic Achievement: The Shameless (South Korea), directed by Oh Seung-uk;
Best Animated Film: Song of the Sea (Ireland/Belgium/Denmark/France/Luxembourg), directed by Tomm Moore;
Best Documentary Film: The Verse of Us (China), directed by Wu Feiyue and Qin Xiaoyu.
IMAX China and CMC to Establish Film Fund
IMAX China (Hong Kong) Limited and its minority shareholder, Mainland film screening technology giant China Media Capital (CMC), announced plans to jointly establish the China Film Fund, comprising an initial minimum amount of $50 million. The fund intends to help finance at least ten Mandarin-language IMAX productions during its first year of operation, with each selected project to receive between $3 million and $7 million in assistance. According to a statement by IMAX China (Hong Kong), the fund's aim is to"leverage the IMAX brand, relationships, technology and release windows with the flexibility to produce IMAX and non-IMAX content and develop original films or co-finance studio productions."
Burgeoning China is one of the main markets for the IMAX cinematic format and IMAX China (Hong Kong) currently operates 205 screens across the nation. But apart from foreign IMAX films being shown in the country, Chinese studios also contribute a fair share of their own productions shot in the format. The latest local film in IMAX 3D to hit national screens was action-packed historical drama Monk Comes Down the Mountain, which premiered on July 3.
IMAX China (Hong Kong) Limited is a subsidiary of U.S.-based IMAX Corporation, and CMC acquired a 10% stake in the company last year.
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Pennsylvania residents have a serious choice to make, Gov. Tom Wolf said Monday — a bright and promising future invested in education or one built on a plan that's been tried and doesn't work.
Wolf called out state lawmakers and residents during a stop at Bellefonte Area High School as part of his "Schools that Teach" tour — stops at school districts around the state with discussion focused on the four core elements facing Pennsylvania.
The first, he said, is the focus on investing in schools and education. Every child in the state needs a good education, he said, so we can have the economy we want.
"If we don't invest in education, we're not going to have good students," he said. "We're not going to have a good future. That's just a fact."
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Investing in schools can be accomplished by the second element, he said — a "modest, reasonable severance tax" on the state's flourishing gas industry.
Third on the list, he said, his establishing fair property taxes for school funding. Pennsylvania relies too much on local property taxes, he said, and there is too much focus on the local level.
Finally, he said, any budget passed in Harrisburg must make sense.
Pennsylvania's credit has been downgraded five times, he said, nearing an almost 1 percent premium interest rate. About $17 billion has been borrowed so far, he said, and with $5 billion borrowed under the Republican-proposed budget, more than $20 billion could be not far off.
Under the current credit rating, Pennsylvania would pay an extra $200 million year in and year out, he said. While some have balked at his call for an extra $400 million in basic education investments, the state is already paying half that because of unbalanced budgets.
"If anyone ever tells you, 'Don't worry about the smoke and mirrors ... don't worry about that because it will work out,' " he said. "It doesn't."
Wolf said some middle ground has been found, indicating that he has conceded on issues such as his original severance tax proposal. But he also said lawmakers need to "grow up, act like adults and make it work."
"If we don't want that bright future," he said, "we can keep doing what we've been doing, and keep doing what your senator from this area wants to keep us doing."
Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman, R-Benner Township, said the reason Pennsylvania has been knocked down by ratings agencies is because of the impending state employee pension crisis.
"The structural issue of the budget is insignificant compared to the pensions," he said. "That's what has rating agencies concerned about the state government."
The GOP-backed pension bill would save about $11 billion on payments over about 30 years on a pension debt estimated at $53 billion. The bill would have diverted most future state government and public school employee pensions into a 401(k)-style retirement plan.
Wolf vetoed the bill Thursday.
Where the legislature goes from here, Corman said, he's not sure.
"I find it somewhat ironic," he said. "First of all that he comes to Bellefonte still campaigning as opposed to governing. And, second, that he complains about the rating agencies and he's the one who vetoed a piece of legislation that would have moved us in a very positive step to regaining some of those higher ratings."
For now, he said, the General Assembly will work with Wolf and assist him if he needs more money for education, but not at the cost of an across-the-board tax increase.
"This isn't about education," he said. "Our budget had historic new investments into education. If he needs more, we're willing to work with him to make that happen, but we're not going to give him $2.5 billion in new tax increases."
Rep. Scott Conklin, D-Rush Township, agreed with Wolf's comments, saying the only way for young people to compete in the world market is to make sure they have a better education and tools than the competitors.
"The governor is staying on point by using our own resources — that shale gas," he said. "By using those fees, it's going directly to education, it will lower property taxes and will give us exactly what we need."
Conklin also supported the governor's tour, saying Wolf is willing to talk one on one with the residents, a move he described as "refreshing."
Hopefully, he said, all the representatives will recognize the common ground they have — a natural gas severance fee, closing certain loopholes — and understand they need to get the budget finalized.
"There are different things we can all agree on," he said. "I think we need to sit down at the table, take what we can agree on, get the budget done and work on the rest of it for next year."
Although neither the governor nor the lawmakers speculated on when a budget would pass, Bellefonte Area School District Superintendent Cheryl Potteiger said she was glad discussion was being made toward finding an equitable funding formula for education.
"The funding for education is vital, and I think there are a lot of good things in what (Wolf) has to propose," she said. "And the fact that they're starting to work together makes me a little bit happier."
Potteiger commended the district's business manager for keeping this year's 1.3 percent increase below the 2.7 percent maximum, saying the district has been able to find savings through teacher attrition and scheduling the maximum use of teachers and class space available.
"We would like to have smaller class sizes in high school, to give more attention to each student," she said, "but they did a great job with what we've got."


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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Stoya said that every woman should knows what she looks like down there and love herself for it. I feel like if I've done nothing this summer, I have definitely explored my sexuality.
My ass has taken 2 spankings, and 2 different sized butt plugs. I've touched and played with myself. I've done everything I've wanted to do except for actual sex and actual dating.
I'm not ready for the intimacy that comes with it. I'm very concerned with the idea of possession these days. I'm reading a lot about serial killers. Drinking way too much coffee. Not doing enough yoga. This has been the laziest summer of my whole life.
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I was reading about serial killers and I make too much coffee.., I am starting to read your blogs, very succinct and honest.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much! I guess serial killers doesn't really fit in with the spanking theme here, but I'm just being honest lol. Are you a barista?Delete
I was actually watching a TV drama that led me searching sadistic serial killers which led me here. And, yes currently I am working as a barista while finishing off my study. What about you?Delete
Still looking for jobs, unfortunately. Writing is keeping me busy, though, most of the time. :)Delete
You will find it eventually, maybe into literature or something.. I am a linguist myself and I think your writing is great. What was your major in undergrad?Delete
I majored in English and Psychology. I'm glad you think my writing is good... I feel like I've been out of practice since I graduated haha. How about yourself?Delete
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Is this what the new Apple MacBook Air will look like? According to 9to5 Mac this is Apple's drastically redesigned laptop for 2015.
The website claims to have a collection of leaked images which show a radical overhaul of Apple's iconic 12-inch MacBook including a thinner design and a redesigned keyboard.
Another of the key changes you'll notice are the ports on the side. The images show a MacBook with just two ports: a next-generation USB Type-C connector on one side and a headphone jack on the other.
Why? Well according to the site, Apple's new notebook is so thin that they physically couldn't fit anything larger into the design, including of course the classic USB ports that you'll find on almost any PC or laptop today.
USB Type-C is a new type of port that can both provide power and deliver huge amounts of data, making it ideal for Apple's new Air.
As the site points out though this does leave it lacking both an extra USB port and an SD card reader, all of which have been considered standard on all Apple laptops.
It's important to remember that these could just be incredibly well made renders so for now, take most of what you're seeing with a pinch of salt.


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Did you know I have an obsession with purse's?! Yeah, if you don't know me, you would probably never guess it, but purse's are my accessory weakness. I got this one on clearance for $6! It was literally hiding in the back of some clearance cups and pitchers in the kitchen department and I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw a $6 tag. I love Target clearance.
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I've been pondering, wondering and worrying about how to bring value out of ITANA.org to the world at large. I struck upon a metaphor over dinner with a friend at EDUCAUSE recently that brought my vision and the issues I'm pondering into sharp light for me at least. I watched Captains Courageous, a … Continue reading ITANA.org – bringing the catch home


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Spaghetti. It's one of the meals that I can quickly put together when I don't feel like cooking.ReplyDelete
I make a three cheese spinach stuffed manicotti...or lasagna. I used to think my sister was crazy for making it from scratch (I used to buy Stauffers) but it is so easy!!!ReplyDelete
easy and delicious are the best combo :)Delete
It's winter here in Wisconsin. So I love to make anything that will help warm my family up! Our favorite is turkey chili with extra beans and a giant side of corn bread!ReplyDelete
the thought of that makes me almost want to head for snow...almost ;)Delete
We have a few that make consistent rotations on our menu. This time of year it's Cincinnati Chili, Red Pepper Chicken and an Orzo, kielbasa and Zuchinni dish that are all easy and awesome.ReplyDelete
all sounds "stick to your ribs" fantastic!Delete
I love my roasted veggies with bacon wrapped chicken. Super delish!ReplyDelete
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Sushi hand rolls. Boom!ReplyDelete
I have fallen off the meal planning wagon. We have had too many nights of grilled cheese or noodles:
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i've fallen so hard off the meal planning wagon getting this whole thing started i can't even remember what's been in rotation ;) i'll figure out a good system soon...i hope :)Delete
I tried out a chicken pizza recipe on my kids last night and they loved it! That might be in my new rotation.ReplyDelete
kids love = moms love. pleasing all those taste buds is my biggest challenge.Delete
Homemade pizza is one of my all time go-to meals. So simple and my whole family loves it!!ReplyDelete
we have friday night pizza night every week. kiddos looooooove it.Delete
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We love green chili cream cheese chicken enchiladas. They are super easy to make, you can freeze them ahead of time, so you can prepare lots and save them for a later day when you are in a rush. My whole family LOVES them. :)ReplyDelete
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America's Test Kitchen is pretty hard core. I really like the idea of weeknight stuff from them. Toning down the perfectionism. My go-to dinner when I'm at home is rice and beans with an over easy egg on top, homemade salsa, lettuce, and sometimes avocado or sour cream. It's like huevos-rancheros meet a chipotle burrito bowl.ReplyDelete
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Our current favorite recipe is so delightful! It's sauteed chicken sausage and onion. Pasta shells and blanched broccolini. All mixed together with a little chicken broth, and served over arugula! We've had it three weeks in a row . . and my husband doesn't mind!ReplyDelete
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Sweet and sour chicken or teriyaki chicken. Both are easy and delicious- and always a hit with everyone in the family.ReplyDelete
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Sweet and sour chicken or teriyaki chicken. Both are easy and delicious- and always a hit with everyone in the family.ReplyDelete


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Angela Merkel: A Chancellorship Forged in Crisis
Angela Merkel, German chancellor was the first female leader of Europe's biggest economy, the first from former communist East Germany and the first born after World War II.
Angela Merkel: A Chancellorship Forged in Crisis..how her decisions and vision -- both works in progress -- are shaping a pivotal moment in European history.
Ms Merkel is a 'Centre Right' Politician. She is sometimes compared with Margret Thatcher of England, but Ms Merkel is less radical and confrontational than Ms Thatcher. It may be help-full to consider German Politics differs from U.S. Politics in that there is far more diversity of political parties. Also, (no insult intended), Germans are far more educated and informed than voters in England or the U.S. so Ms Merkel is more of a 'Team Player' than leading one particular party exclusively.


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In the summer of 2017, Canada's highest court stressed the importance of the presumption of innocence and the right to no be denied reasonable bail pending the outcome of an accused's charges. Pre-trial detention has a negative affect on an accused mental, social and physical state. Furthermore, the SCC acknowledges that pre-trial custody can have a substantial effect on the trial outcome as well.
Can Strict Bail Conditions Lower My Sentence?
You were charged with a criminal offence, such as sexual interference, and released on bail; however, it does not feel like liberty as the conditions on the bail recognizance are incredibly strict. Some examples of strict bail conditions are: house arrest except while in the presence of your surety; limitations on your ability to see family; a curfew; or a condition denying you the ability to go to school or work. These restrictions can be very difficult and limiting for accused persons to go about living their lives. Some would equate the conditions to being in custody; however, bail is not jail.
Getting out on Bail
When you have been charged with a criminal offence, such as a minor theft, it is possible that you may be released at the police station with a promise to appear and you may be subject to conditions on an undertaking. In other cases, such as drug trafficking, the police may decide that they will not release you at the station. This could be because of nature of the allegations, the fact that you have a criminal record or you breached previous release conditions. In those cases, the police must bring you before a justice within 24 hours of your detention. This means you are brought to the courthouse where an assistant Crown attorney will look at your file and determine whether they will consent to your release. If they do not consent to your release, then you will have a bail hearing where the justice will determine whether you should be released.


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Sid Meier's Civil War Collection
From the Database of Home of the Underdogs
GAME DESIGNER:Sid Meier
GAME DEVELOPER:Firaxis
GAME PUBLISHER:Electronic Arts
Copyright 2000, Firaxis
Civil War Collection is a superb compilation that includes Sid Meier's Gettysburg! and Sid Meier's Antietam!, two excellent real-time wargames from master of strategy genre – along with South Mountain, an additional eight-scenario campaign not sold in stores (but was available as a download for those who purchased Antietam!). The usually thorough review at Wargamer.com says it all:
"What Meier did for Gettysburg, with its real-time action, bold animations and brash sounds, he did again in Antietam. Although Meier tweaked the game engine a bit and added even more scenarios than were available in Gettysburg, for some reason in both Antietam and South Mountain he left out the dramatic linkages that really brought Gettysburg to life.
In Gettysburg, a gamer could choose to play the campaign as a series of scenarios. At the start of each scenario animations of actors portraying the historical generals would point to the map, show you your objective and sometimes offer you options (like taking charge of extra units at a point penalty, or declining to attack Culp's Hill or switching the third day's fight from an assault on that little copse of trees to a wide flanking movement). Where you fought, what you fought with and what options you had were based on how well you did in the previous scenario. Each scenario, win or lose, brought the gamer one step closer to victory or defeat.
That masterstroke is missing from Antietam and its sequel. (South Mountain is a sequel game to Antietam, even though historically it was a prequel event to that battle). On the positive side, a player has an opportunity to fight the whole battle of Antietam on a single, if huge and unwieldy map, an option that was not given in Gettysburg. South Mountain also has the "big map" option, but again the human touch, the "you are there" interaction of Gettysburg is missing.
All three games provide players with many, many scenarios, and many variations of those scenarios. Players can also choose a random scenario fought with variable size forces on selected parts of the battlefield presented in the games. The computer can take either side, and players can choose not only the level of competency and aggressiveness of their computer opponent, but whether historical or "what if" events, forces and leaders govern what units are brought into play. Many of the scenarios, especially the smaller ones, can be played in less than thirty minutes. Game speed can be toggled from slow to turbo (the designer's term). The view can be zoomed out to encompass a broad aerial view of tiny colored pinpoints moving about a map or zoomed down so close that the individual soldiers and their motions can be discerned. If a player wants to see men loading and firing, watch flags flutter and view soldiers fall, then the tightest zoom shot will fulfil that wish.
While there are several very good Civil War games out there (SSI's Age of Rifles is a particular favorite of this reviewer), Meier's games are the most active, most animated, and, in the opinion of this writer, the most likely to fulfill that Faulknerian dream so vital to Civil War gamers."


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January 11, 2016 11:18 AM EDT
In his final State of the Union speech tomorrow night, President Obama will certainly have a lot to say about the economy, terrorism, gun control, and health care. But he is also likely to address climate change, energy, and other issues that UCS works on more directly. Here's a look on what he's likely to say on these issues, as well as some things he should say about them, but may not.
A Historic Climate Change Agreement is Reached in Paris
December 14, 2015 9:47 AM EDT
At 7:26 PM on Saturday night Paris time, a historic climate agreement was reached at the Le Bourget conference center, where negotiations have been taking place over the last two weeks at the 21st meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)—otherwise known as COP 21. Read more >
Pope Francis and the Paris Opportunity
September 23, 2015 5:59 PM EDT
As I write this, Washington DC is in a state of excitement at the first visit by Pope Francis to the United States. For those concerned about the mounting threat of climate change, there is great anticipation about what the Pope will say on this issue when he addresses a joint session of Congress tomorrow, and when he speaks before the United Nations General Assembly on Friday.
President Obama's State of the Union: What to Expect, and What to Hope For
January 16, 2015 4:04 PM EDT
In his State of the Union speech next Tuesday night, President Obama is expected to focus heavily on challenges like economic inequality and international terrorism. But he is also likely to address at least some of the issues that UCS works on directly, such as climate change and energy. Here's a quick take on what he may say on these issues, as well as some things he should say, but probably won't. Read more >


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The goal of this project is to allow PI users to quickly view a summary of the PI System which includes tags, interfaces and machines state. This is to provide more transparency and information to every PI users. This way, users can learn, plan, improve and be optimistic about their PI infrastructure.
There are 3 features to this project. The features are as follows:
PI Optics Project Demo - YouTube
Github source:
GitHub - rickysunkwokshing/PIOptics: OSIsoft Hackathons 2017
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OSIsoft Diagnostics Tool can be download here:
Thank you! I hope you like it. Questions and comments are welcome.
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I have finished a scrap book and besides cooking and reading, I love to sketch. So I have been sketching a lot lately. I bought myself some art pencils, sketch book, binders, plastic covers. My son wants to take my art book to school and show it off. I can't let that happen because I'm afraid I would never see my art book ever again.
Here are some of my sketches.
Tom Brady.
One of my favorite shows. Absolutely Fabulous. Edina & Patsy.
Mr. Miyagi
Myself and my life. The reason why I sketched the TV with maxi pads is because of this photo....
Sketched my kids.
One of my daughters who loves cookies.
Elaine from Seinfeld.
Christopher Walken
Cosmo Kramer
Beck Hansen
Dean Norris as Big Jim from the TV show Under the dome. I love that show.
Besides my blabbing. Today I made a simple/quick Cambodian vegetable egg fried rice. It's pretty tasty. You can adjust the seasoning to your taste.
Here is my recipe.
3 eggs. Slightly beaten
2 tablespoons cooking oil
2 1/2 cups cooked cold jasmine rice. I cooked the day before.
1 cup frozen peas/carrots/corn mix. Defrosted
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 tablespoon fish sauce
1/2 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
Heat a wok or non stick skillet on high heat, add 1 tablespoon oil. Pour the eggs into the wok, form into a round omelet shape. Transfer omelet to a plate and cut into thin strips. Set a side.
With the same wok, add the remaining oil. Add garlic and cook for a minute, stir in rice. Add in frozen vegetables. Stir well until vegetables are cooked for about 5-7 minutes.
Add cut omelet,
Seasoned egg fried rice with soy sauce, fish sauce, sugar, salt, and black pepper. Stir well.
Top with chopped spring onions. Serve with Sriracha hot chili sauce.
You could also add to the fried rice meat of your choice, Chinese sausages, shrimps.
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SIUE School of Pharmacy Represented in Walmart Scholars Program at AACP National Conference
The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Pharmacy had four representatives invited to the Walmart Scholars Program at the annual American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) national conference July 11-15 in National Harbor, Maryland.
Clinical Associate Professors of Pharmacy Practice Dr. Lakesha M. Butler and Dr. Lisa Lubsch, along with 2015 pharmacy graduates Emily McMahill and HollyAnn Russell, were among 85 student/faculty pairs selected for the event. Butler teamed with McMahill, while Lubsch paired with Russell.
The Walmart program provides $1,000 travel scholarships to the student/faculty pairs from AACP member institutions to attend the annual event. The program continues to grow each year with Walmart's support and dedication.
"The most impressive aspect of the conference was the wealth of knowledge gained on different topics in pharmacy academia," Butler said. "Emily and I discovered some new concepts within pharmacy academia such as assessing metacognition. We were also able to network with pharmacy academicians from across the nation."
McMahill valued the experience. "I truly appreciated the diversity of the individuals who spoke during the Walmart Scholars session," she said. "For example, one of the women that spoke was not a pharmacist. Instead, she had a degree in aviation. She probably knows very little about pharmacy practice, but she knew a great deal about teaching. I loved hearing her speak about how the human brain works and the ways we can change how we learn to better retain material."
"I loved having yet another reminder of how hard our professors work to provide us with the best education possible," McMahill added. All of the SIUE professors, who came to the conference, were attending seminars about new teaching styles, sharing ideas at poster sessions and making curricular changes during committee meetings. Seeing their dedication to pharmacy education empowers me to be a better pharmacist and, maybe one day, a better teacher."
Although it is unusual for a School of Pharmacy to have two teams represented, Lubsch understands how it came about. "SIUE has an education specialization to ignite an academic interest in our students," she said. "Furthermore, HollyAnn shares my pediatric pharmacy and academia interests, and is the first student to complete both the education and pediatric specializations. She is amazing to work with, and I am so happy she chose to work with me, too."
"Since it was a smaller conference, networking was much easier to accomplish," said Russell. "I also presented a poster, and so many people stopped by. As a recent graduate, I found the meeting to be impactful in that it gave me a glimpse of my hopeful future as a potential pharmacy educator."
AACP and Walmart share the commitment to help colleges and schools of pharmacy ensure there are an adequate number of well-prepared individuals who aspire to join the faculties of expanding pharmacy programs across the country. The scholarship program's goal is to strengthen the participants' skills and commitment to a career in academic pharmacy through participation in AACP's programming.
During the conference, Butler was installed as the chair of the AACP Health Disparities and Cultural Competence Special Interest Group for 2015-16. The three-year commitment involved Butler serving as the chair-elect for 2014-2015 and then as the immediate past-chair during 2016-2017.
Photo (L-R): Dr. Lisa Lubsch, SIUE clinical associate professor of pharmacy practice, SIUE School of Pharmacy alums HollyAnn Russell and Emily McMahill, and Dr. Lakesha Butler, SIUE clinical associate professor of pharmacy practice.


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Return of the Living Dead (1985) - Return of the Living Dead, which requires no explanation, I hope...takes place during the 4th of July Holiday in the United States.
Two Thouand Maniacs! (1964) - Now, when do we think the Guts and Glory Jubilee takes place? Its, of course, during the 4th of July when the South get revenge on the Northerners from the United States (Yankees).
Cape Fear (1991) - A convicted sexual offender (raper - yup, i said raper) is released from prison after serving 14 years to stalk the family of the lawyer who defended him. This movie also takes place during the 4th of July festivities. This is one of Robert DeNiro's more interesting and riveting performances, in my opinion.


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LW GM: You all jolt awake seemingly at the same time, even those of you who should have been on watch. The sun is just finding it's way over the horizon.
Avan: "…"
Avan: "Did anyone else just have a dream?"
Rhavi: "…Yes."
[OOC] LW GM: In answer to the question at least one person asked, you are all still where you went to sleep.
Avan: "A dream where people were covered in unraveling bandages?"
GrimBeard: "Aye. Pretty vivid, mine was."
GrimBeard squints.
Avan: "…this was no coincidence."
Rhavi: "Not that, no. Something else though. Does KALTE mean anything to anyone?"
GrimBeard: "No, mine was a wee bit different than tha'"
Avan sighs. "But it is not a familiar omen to me."
Levin: "Mine was a fog-filled valley, with the wind whispering to me to not go to Kalte."
Levin: "Kalte would seem to be a city or nation or region."
GrimBeard: "I was in ma homeland, scoutin' a mine fer stuff ta create boom powda wit'. Me torch was runnin' low, an I was out o' torches. I lit me beard on fire and saw odd shadows flickerin' on tha wall, and then ah woke up."
Rhavi: "Has anyone heard of it?"
[OOC] LW GM: Everyone make a roll. No bonuses
Avan: "I…think I heard of it being an icy land?"
Avan rolled up 1d10-1: 2 (2)
Avan: "Nowhere I've been to, though."
Rhavi rolled up 1d10-1: 0 (0)
Avan: "Somewhere further north than even I was quested to go."
[OOC] Rhavi: Hi Chessa. Nice to see you too.
Levin rolled up 1d10-1: 3 (3)
Dust rolled up 1d10-1: 1 (1)
GrimBeard rolled up 1d10-1: 0 (0)
[OOC] GrimBeard: Chessa LUVS me.
[OOC] Levin: Nah, Chessa hates everyone tonight.
[OOC] LW GM: Gotta say, Chessa's being pretty egalitarian with her aggro tonight. Might want to keep that in mind next encounter. Fights tend to go south when the highest you can roll is a 3.
Avan: "Hey Dust, would it be on your map somewhere?"
LW GM: After a bit of discussing and remembering, you manage to piece together that Kalte is a frozen wasteland to the north populated by ferocious beast and barbarians.
[OOC] LW GM: That's the collective 'you'.
[OOC] Dust: Also the place Levin's bow came from.
Avan: "So what about Kalte?"
Rhavi shrugs
Rhavi: "My dream did not say anything. It was just a word scratched into the deck of the Albatross and a pile of sand."
Avan shrugs. "The shores of Kalte. Obvious enough, but not what the connection was."
Dust: "Hmmm."
Avan: "Hmm. Dust, Levin, what were your dreams? Mine was back in Holmgard. Everyone was covered in bandages. I caught one unraveling from a man, but woke before I saw what was underneath."
GrimBeard: "Was jus about to ask tha same thing. Was everyone else's dream about Kalte? Mine wasna'"
Avan: "Mine was in Holmgard, no mention of Kalte."
Dust: "There was a dream, but it had no reference to Kalte. Nothing unusual, as far as dreams go, just the mind hallucinating under relaxation."
Levin: "I already stated what my dream was, Avan."
Dust: "Did we have reason or plans to head towards Kalte?"
Avan: "No."
Rhavi: "No. But now I wonder why something is sending us messages about it."
Dust: "Then we should experience no difficulty in avoiding it."
GrimBeard: "Premonition mebbe? Wit a couple o' you havin tha same dream, I doubt it was a coincidence."
Levin: "Let's move on and just keep this portent in mind."
Rhavi: "Are we sure that the witch was dead?"
Dust: "Avan? Are you certain the wytch is dead?"
Rhavi nods and mounts up
Avan: "Aye."
GrimBeard nods and gets ready to leave
Dust finishes morning preparations and mounts up.
Avan: "So far as I can be, with the usual warnings about illusions."
Avan is quickly ready to leave.
Dust: "The dreams may have nothing to do with the place. People or other denizens, perhaps."
Rhavi: "How do you mean?"
Avan: "Shall we be on our way?"
Levin mounts up as well.
Rhavi spurs his mount to a walk, keeping the conversation with Dust going
Dust: "Levin's bow. Crafted from the rib of a creature from Kalte. Left here by a traveler who could not pay a debt."
Avan: "Dreaming of what we are from others, then?"
Rhavi: "So it could be the residue of the creature?"
Dust: "It could be almost anything. Probably not coincidence."
Rhavi: "I am a pirate. I am not allowed to believe in coincidences."
Avan coincidentally-but-not rides along.
LW GM: Hours go by and you are nearing the edge of Fryelund Forest and you see some activity up ahead. A group of workers seem to be excavating buildings. No one here remembers a city or fortress being here, not even in legends.
Levin: "…More illusion?"
GrimBeard: "Dunno…boss?"
LW GM: There are about twenty or so villagers doing the grunt work with a couple of well dressed men who practically scream 'academics' at you overseeing.
Rhavi studies the excavators
Avan studies the academics.
Levin studies the land.
LW GM: Avan is reminded of the wise men of his homeland. Not the ones that did magic, but the ones who knew which grasses when boiled release a sap that help staunch bloodloss and speed healing.
Rhavi: "Does anyone have any idea what we are looking at besides the obvious? I see peasants digging and a few welld ressed men."
LW GM: Levin sees much disturbed earth. The site is at least thirty feet deep.
Avan: "We could ask them?"
Dust pauses. "I do not think so. Those seem to be the robes of the Magician's Guild of Toran."
Avan: "That is a bad thing?"
Levin: "The issue, I think, is that, so far as I know, there is no city or fortress here, even as told in legend."
Dust: "They are the Brother's of the Crystal Star. Though, I agree with Levin, I cannot think why there would be ruins here."
Avan: "Is that not who we sought?"
Rhavi: "Then they are not digging for ruins, but for something lost. Treasure perhaps."
Dust: "It is, though it seems unlikely that they will have the scrolls and maps they would need to answer the question we have. Those tend to stay in libraries."
Rhavi: "But they may have knowledge of who to speak to when we get there, and thus hasten our process."
Rhavi: "But I am not a land-dweller. I will follow your respective leads."
GrimBeard: "Right with ya on tha' one boss."
Dust dismounts, pulling his cloak around him, walking towards whichever person seems in charge.
Avan stays mounted, just in case.
LW GM: It is hard to say which of the well dressed gentlemen is in charge or if it's an equal partnership. Regardless, they are in an animated discussion and are looking back and forth between the dig site and a parchment one of them is holding.
[OOC] Dust: Can Dust see anything of the parchment before making the universal throat clearing sound that speaks 'pay attention' in every known language?
LW GM: The weathered parchment depicts an illustration of a city state. It's not labeled and you have never seen it before, however, some of the landmarks around the site seem to match up.
LW GM: Or at least they seem to to your untrained eyes.
Dust coughs once to catch their obviously rapt attention. "What is going on here?"
LW GM: As one, the two men jump when you clear your throat. They whirl around and, seeing that you're not a ravening monster about to tear them limb from limb, start lobbing questions at you. "Who are you? What are you doing here? Why are you here?"
Rhavi stays back and lets Dust handle this one.
[OOC] LW GM: Rhavi can't hear it when landlubbers talk.
GrimBeard follows Rhavi's lead, but also is ready to raise his gun at a moments notice.
Avan is doing his own thing! Riding to the beat of his own drummer! Which just happens to come out to exactly the same thing Rhavi is doing. Avan is an individual in his conformism!
Levin 's still at a distance, watching the scene as a whole just in case.
Dust: "I am Dust Fox, monk of the Kai Monastery. What business are you engaged in?"
LW GM: "Ah sir lord. We are Dranan and Gelmar. We are excavating the lost city-state of Iravon." They pause to allow you an opportunity to gasp in astonishment and are visibly disappointed that you don't.
Dust glances back at the others with an arched brow, seeing if the name means anything to them.
Rhavi: "The place that was buried after a giant farted toward it?"
LW GM: "No, I suppose you wouldn't have heard of it. It's… not well documented. It's… obscure. It's really only mentioned once in a child's nursery rhyme. But we're pretty sure it's real, and it's here. Think of it! A lost city of the Shianti!"
LW GM: "Who knows what lore it contains!"
Avan dismounts and walks up, trying to get a look at that parchment.
Rhavi looks around at the site of a once supposedly great city.
LW GM: Avan sees an illustration of a glorious city.
LW GM: Rhavi sees the ruins of what might possibly have been a glorious city.
Rhavi: "They just upped and left? How odd."
Dust rubs his forehead. Sure, Sommerlund is a great country, but what's with this mass exodus from the south-west?
Avan: "So if it's only mentioned in the rhyme, how did you come across that map?"
Dust: "How… discreet were you with this potential discovery of untold wonders and lore?"
[OOC] LW GM: When Kai and Ishir tell you to GTFO, you ask 'How far?'
LW GM: The two scholars turn to Avan as if noticing him for the first time. "It… was an illustration… in a children's book."
LW GM: "Discreet? What do you mean? We needed funding for the dig if nothing else…"
LW GM: The workers steal occasional glances at you and their bosses, but largely ignore you and carry on with their work.
Dust rolled up 1d10+2: 9 (9)
LW GM: Dust rubs his temple as he feels a stab of malice. Someone here is not as unconcerned about the group as they are pretending. You are certain it's not coming from Dranan or Gelmar.
Dust narrows his gaze, eyes sweeping the area for the source of the… discontent.
LW GM: "Should we have been more cautious you think? Surely no one is going to try to do anything to damage the city when we find it. And this information belongs to everyone."
Avan: "This close to the Darklands? They'd love to sneak someone into your crew and wreck the city."
Rhavi: "Or take the treasures."
Dust: "It seems they are already here…"
LW GM: Dust can not isolate the feeling beyond confirming that neither Dranan nor Gelmar are the source of the hate.
LW GM: "What? Someone from the darkland is here? Where?!"
GrimBeard readies his gun.
Dust holds up a hand. "Calm. Be calm. And use your senses. Do not the Brothers have sorcery to detect the presence of evil?" ((Insert: "We didn't take that spell" here.))
LW GM: Dranan looks embarrassed while Gelmar scratches the back of his head. "We're… not exactly member of the Crystal Star. We're more like… lay people. We help the Crystal Star investigate history and other things while the Brotherhood concentrate on more magical matters…"
Avan: "Is there a Brother nearby?"
[OOC] Avan: Insert: "We didn't take any spells".
Dust lets out a slow sigh. "Ah. Then, do you have any suspicions about any of your crew?"
LW GM: "Torin is less than two days ride from her… no. No there isn't."
LW GM: "The crew? No none at all. I mean, we don't actually know any of them, but I'm certain the Brotherhood wouldn't have assigned them to us if there was any question of their integrity."
Avan: "…and how do you know the Brotherhood assigned them, rather than an agent just claiming to have been assigned?"
LW GM: "That… is an interesting philosophical point."
Rhavi scans the crew members looking for signs of a mutineer. ((if Golden Eye applies…))
[OOC] LW GM: You know what? I'm suppose to let these diciplines apply extremely broadly, go ahead and make a straight roll.
Rhavi rolled up 1d10 -1: 4 (4), -1 (-1)
Rhavi rolled up 1d10-1: 7 (7)
[OOC] Rhavi: Sorry
LW GM: Rhavi looks over the villagers as they work. Most of them seem fine, but there is one who takes the care to conceal an amulet around his neck everytime it pop out from under his shirt. It's not an especially valuable looking piece, and you would know, but he always looks around suspiciously and fearfully whenever it pops out.
Rhavi lets his eyes keep roving and then leans over to Grimbeard to whisper
Rhavi: "The man over there with the dusty blonde hair is hiding an amulet under his shirt and is not who he appears to be."
Rhavi: "Be ready to fire if things go badly."
Rhavi dismounts and walks around scanning the ground with apparent interest, moving slowly closer to the man.
GrimBeard Nods, but does not move his head towards the man, but readies his gun, not aiming yet, though.
GrimBeard dismounts as well so as not to get bucked off of his horse in case firing occurs.
[OOC] Rhavi: What does this man have in his hands?
LW GM: Now that Rhavi is paying attention, he notices that the fellow is stealing more glances at the part than the rest of the workgroup. And that he is moving away as Rhavi gets closer. At least until another worker drops a boulder onto the man's foot. He then stops stealing glances at the party and is instead wholly involved in yelling at the worker.
Avan is just standing around, handbolt in its usual carrying position, aware and not generally restrained. In other words, he's ready to kill a man, or several, the moment it is necessary.
Rhavi rushes the man, springing onto him to bear him to the ground
LW GM: The man gestures wildly with the spade in his hand as he curses the clumsy worker and creates a rather fancyful and impossible lineage for him.
GrimBeard takes aim to cover the boss.
LW GM: The man collapses to the ground with a grunt, with Rhavi pinning him.
Rhavi: "Let's see what we have here, shall we?" Rhavi carefully removes the amulet from the man's shirt, letting it still hang about his neck.
LW GM: "What is this?! First this oaf son of a giak nearly crushes my foot, and now you want to finish the job?"
GrimBeard approaches.
GrimBeard: "Son, ya will wanna do wut tha man tells ya."
Avan melts into the crowd of laborers, by now no doubt pausing their work to stare at the scene.
LW GM: The amulet seems to be a small tree root.
GrimBeard levels the gun at the mans head.
Rhavi: "Levin! Any idea what this is?"
Levin nudges his horse close to the scene, and examines the amulet thoroughly.
[OOC] LW GM: Levin, make a half-rank roll.
Levin rolled up 1d10+2: 6 (6)
LW GM: Levin shakes his head. He can tell that it is mystic, and darkly so, but he can not tell anything more than that.
Levin: "Magical, certainly. Dark magic, at that. As to its identity, I cannot say."
Rhavi: "So we have a Darklands spy?"
Levin: "We could have a Darklands spy, yes. Dust?"
Rhavi: "Son, do you know what we do with spies?" He grins, showing his canines.
Avan: "…"
Dust: "From somewhere, certainly."
Avan: "Spy, maybe not, but that talisman…"
Avan: "Ask 'im where he got it."
Rhavi: "You heard the man. Where did you get it?"
LW GM: The man slumps in Rhavi's grasp at Levin's words. Then he begins to chuckle. "Spy? I, a spy? Well… I suppose I am. Personally, I prefer to think of myself as… the opening shot. Bora'vargor nexvio'renah ba rabtove." The amulet flashes then turns to ash in Levin's hands. As the dust falls to the earth, it begins to shake.
Rhavi: "I bloody hate this type of thing!" He slugs the man in the face. repeatedly.
LW GM: The man smiles almost cheerfully. "Well. I suppose at this point you can kill me, and die. Or you can run, and live a bit longer. I've done my part, so I really don't care which."
GrimBeard shoves the gun against his stomach.
LW GM: The man doubles over. "Kill me and die it seems." He grunts.
GrimBeard: "Take ya a long time ta die this way, laddie. Now why don' you be helpful an tell us wha' it is you jus did?"
LW GM: Shapes are beginning to pull themselves up from the earth.
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