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EPS Location 1 and 2With a stay at Hacienda Los Mortiños in Machachi, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Cotopaxi National Park and Pasachoa Forest Reserve. This hostal is 30.8 mi (49.6 km) from Quicentro Sur Mall and 4.9 mi (7.8 km) from Arcangel Miguel Statue.EPS RoomsMake yourself at home in one of the 13 guestrooms. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.EPS Rec, Spa, Premium AmenitiesTake advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional features at this hostal include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge).EPS DiningEnjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hostal's coffee shop/café. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 10 AM.EPS Business, Other AmenitiesFeatured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.
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Canyoneering is traveling in canyons using a variety of techniques that may include other outdoor activities such as walking, scrambling, climbing, jumping, abseiling, and/or swimming.
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Encouragement Reading /// how it works and why it should be a thing6:00 AM
So I mentioned on here a while ago that my cousin and I had the brilliant idea of exchanging the first drafts of our WIPs. I gave her 85k first draft written for nano of 2015 titled, The Thief's Conspiracy, and she handed over the first draft of Delitescent, a massive beast of around 170k words written about three years ago.
The concept of handing over unedited work wasn't exactly a new idea for us. Back in the old writing days, we would actually mail our books to each other. Our letters would contain comments on them with ideas and thoughts.
Come to think of it, I haven't actually shared much of my writing with her that isn't first draft.
It may sound absolutely horrifying to you. Send off your first draft? NO WAY.
BUT. It was actually a really wonderful, beneficial experience. And you know what?
It was encouraging. Ridiculously encouraging.
It's very important to remember that this is not beta reading. This is encouragement reading. You are sending your book (and/or vice versa) to the reader, and the reader's job is to encourage you. I'm not saying they need to say the book is perfect. They are reading the book for the sole purpose of finding the good in it, and pointing it out to you.
It's so easy to drown in all the problems your book has. All the plot holes and flat characters and inconsistencies that you need to fix. Encouragement readers poke a hole through the dreariness of edits and say, "THIS SCENE IS AMAZING!! KEEP IT." Just a simple comment like that is sooo encouraging when you're wailing in despair about how horrible your story is turning out.
Before you send your story over, make sure you and the reader understand what the goal of this is. Especially if you're handing over a first draft. The reader needs to know what to expect, and what to look for. They are not critiquing. They are uplifting, and that is all.
We used Pinterest to share notes, and that was wonderful because I got blow by blow reader reactions of the story. If you do it this way, I would recommend copying and pasting the notes onto a document so you can refer back to them when slogging through edits.
You might be thinking, "What's the point?"
Having someone read your book for fun might not seem very helpful when you're trying to edit. But, at least for me, it was priceless. Plus, you have a fan now who is not going to let you give up your story.
And you don't have to hand over your first draft. Maybe you have a friend who isn't a writer, but they want to read your second draft for fun. Maybe that second draft is even going to beta readers.
That encouragement reader is going to be priceless. They're going to help find the gems of your story, and find the bright side of it.
But if you do send a first draft, here are some things to ...
This is a first draft. Remember that. Most of the writing is not going to be very good. There are going to be plot holes and inconsistencies.
But the author is probably already aware of a lot of them. They don't need someone to read the book and tell them what to fix. They can do that much on their own. The later drafts are where they'll need some help.
Your job is to find the good stuff. The stuff that the writer might not see. A certain scene that you loved, a certain character who just sparked life, etc.
Tell them what they're doing right.
Because it's so easy to find the wrong in stuff, we often miss the right. It's encouraging to have someone point it out, and it's important because you want that good stuff to make it through the next draft.
In conclusion, I would highly recommend doing this. Just having one person read to encourage is so beneficial in a lot of ways. It gives invaluable perspective on the story, and makes edits a little brighter.
So what do you think? Is this something you'd be interested in trying out? Have you done it before?
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- Anonymous3/4/17, 6:23 AM
I LOVE this idea! I think it's great that you and your cousin are finding ways to encourage each other in terms of writing. It's an important reminder of support and that writing doesn't always have to be a solitary 'job'.ReplyDelete
It also gives purpose to the first draft and instead of feeling down about it, you get encouraged! I'd love to try this out.
Thank you for sharing this Hannah!
- Andrea at A Surge of ThunderReplies
I'm so glad! Yesss I really recommend it. It is so amazing! :D Just make sure you both understand what you're getting into XPDelete
You gave your first draft away to someoneReplyDelete
YOU'RE SO BRAVE. HOW DID YOU DO THAT? I protect my first draft from any scrutinizing eyes with tooth and claw ;-)
I do see the value in this. Often, when we finish our first drafts, we're the most discouraged, so having someone to tell us our work is actually GOOD would be wonderful. Thank you for this idea!
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It was pretty hard XP And I actually just handed over my nano novel which SHE REALLY ACTUALLY BULLIED ME INTO. I did NOT want to hand that over, but I finally relented XP And so far, I'm really glad I did. I'm 10000x more excited to start edits on it (I haven't even read it myself yet!)Delete
This is a brilliant idea!! I think I'd actually be more comfortable doing this for someone, because I always feel so bad pointing out problems and mistakes.ReplyDeleteReplies
Right?? It's such a great and fun thing to do! :D And I think it helps both of you grow.Delete
Sounds like a great idea! However I'll probably try it way later in the future because... I haven't recently finished any first drafts. Ya... :(ReplyDeleteReplies
Awwww that's okay! You're still learning and developing your style and your groove. Just hang on and keep striving and pushing forward. You'll get there <3Delete
I've never heard of this-but that sounds like something I'd be interested in. =)ReplyDelete
We kind of made it up, I think XP I haven't really heard of anyone else doing it. But it SHOULD TOTALLY BE A THING. It is kind of scary though, and you have to be understanding and know what you're getting into.Delete
WHOA. WHAT. You let someone read your first draft - YOU ARE A BRAVE WRITER xD.ReplyDelete
Seriously though, encouragement reading sounds like it would be SO EPIC if I could find the bravery to give anyone but my sisters my first draft. But I think my sisters read (and apparently like?) enough of my messy, first-draft words to qualify as "encourage readers" xD. Which means that I've TECHNICALLY, albeit unintentionally, done this before xD. Thanks for sharing, Hannah!
~ Savannah
EEEEHEHE more like an easily bullied one XP But thank you! :D And yassss GO SISTERS *high fives your awesome family* THAT'S SO GREAT! They definitely classify as encouragement readers :D So happy you have them to support you! <3Delete
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Vincent Pilkington from Cootehill, county Cavan is the world's fastest turkey plucker.
I usually do 1,500 in 10 days... 18 hours a day
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JACKSON TWP. Elementary school-age children and their families are invited to the 11th annual "Boo U' at Kent State University at Stark. The free public event will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 24.
Children can trick or treat at stations designed and decorated by Kent State Stark student organizations. Trick or treating will start at the main parking lot off Frank Avenue NW. The event also will feature several family oriented activities, including games, a photo station and a "Swamp Walk," where families are invited to tour the pond and learn about wetland research.
Children are invited to enter the Boo U coloring contest for a chance to win a backpack filled with prizes. Prior to the event, entrants should visit www.kent.edu/stark/boo-u-fall-festival, and color the page. Completed artwork can be taken to any event table. Winners will be selected and contacted during the week following the event.
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
collage: girl and balloons
Hooray for the weekend, it's finally here! It feels like a good balloon day today... something to cheer me up from this grey and gloomy weather we are having... bleh. Hope everyone has a fun and great weekend!
10 comments:
- Christie Cottage said...
Cute collage! You have a collage perfect for every occasion!
Thanks for posting on my Blog Blast thread!
- October 17, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- pet peeved said...
super cute! now i to need to figure my holiday and birthday gift list!
- October 17, 2009 at 12:59 PM
- Julia said...
I like! Very cute.
- October 17, 2009 at 8:08 PM
- Momiko Organics said...
So cute!
- October 17, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Mytutorlist.com said...
Have a great weekend! I know, the rain sucks... but the trees really do look lovely, no?
- October 18, 2009 at 1:26 AM
hooray indeed. Grey and gloomy here too but sun is sarting to peak out. Cute collage.
- October 18, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- TMCPhoto said...
gray and gloomy with a touch of blue here and there. Balloons are pretty big around here lately, we've been having balloon parties and wondering why our balloons are getting smaller each day.
- October 18, 2009 at 9:44 AM
- Fatally Cute said...
That is to cute!
- October 18, 2009 at 10:21 AM
- tattytiara said...
That collage has got the most wonderful feeling of satisfaction to it.
- October 18, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- yankin2002 said...
adorable!!! i like it so much!
- October 19, 2009 at 10:39 PM
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ABC Chetumal Femenil, 69; CJC girls, 10; no contest. Our girls tried their best, but were out-played by Femenil.
Second game score was Kings, 41; Dolphins, 43. It was exciting to the end, people! Dolphins emerged as the victor after coming back from a 15-point deficit to win by 2. Game highs were "Mr. Dolphins" Isienie Velasquez with 17 pts 7 rebs 3 assts 1 stl, and Elisha Cabb 13 pts 7 rebs 3 assts 1 stl. For the Kings – he announced his arrival, ladies and gentlemen, the young Mr. Eyan Rene with 27 pts 11 rebs 4 assts 2 stls, and Clinton Shaw 6 pts 4 rebs 3 assts.
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Arriving to Marrakech. Meet & assist in Menara Airport, Visa formalities and transfer to hotel, check in to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for shopping or for your own choice.
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After breakfast. Visit the famous historical, natural, sights and culinary highlights in the city. Stroll through some of Marrakech's most picturesque gardens, wander the labyrinthine streets of the Medina, and relax over lunch in a traditional restaurant.
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Jen I shared the fb page!
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My favorite videos are the J lo and Kim Kardashain tutorials. I also LOVE the one where you use the vibrant Mac colors. Awesome
HI! I hope you are doing well!
I love Classy because it's a fun and addicting escape from my everyday life where I don't feel very glamorous!
I "like" you on facebook!
Hi, Jen!
I like Classy because I never learned how to use makeup when I was younger and I've learned so much from you as to the proper techniques etc... :) Thanks you!
I like you on Facebook. I just like you
I like you on FB:)
I love your tutorials and how you show step by step how to do things. I'm just getting started into makeup and I'm a visual person, so it works great for me.
I would like to see more posts about doing a fabulous look with regular, drug store products. We're on a tight budget right now, but I still want to know how to look great! Also, I would love if there was a search option on your blog as well as a chronological index - like in a traditional blog - where you can see what posts were in which month and year. I came across an entry where you talked about March being for drug store makeup, but then it was tricky trying to find other March 2011 entries. Maybe I am just blog stupid and don't know what I'm doing:). Also, I know it is tons more work, but it would be handy to have a list of products underneath the video of things you used - or like when you listed things you loved or things you regretted buying, it would be nice to have a summary text underneath just listing what those items were. But I LOVE your blog and you have inspired me to be better about makeup and caring about my appearance. My husband has always told me I don't need makeup (he's too nice), but I've been trying to put makeup on every day and he has loved it. It makes me feel better about myself too and less like a frumpy, unmotivated mom - so thank you for teaching me!
I really have enjoyed all of the tutorials I've been through the past two weeks. I know I saw one where you used wet n wild 666 and I remember my college roommate using that and i loved it. I had to go buy it again - that and the wet n wild 502 you recommended. I loved how cheap they were. I also came across a tutorial last night that was from 2008 that the eye looked amazing and you just used a cheaper loreal brown shadow and then a covergirl shadow. I loved the simplicity of it all. Now I can't find that tutorial again. I will have to search again today! I figured that was one I could try to replicate. I am enjoying learning how to use brushes and really get colors to pop and the tricks you give to doing that.
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I love the color red in my wardrobe. Could you do a tutorial of recommended colors for makeup that looks great? I'm having a hard time with it. :)
Hi! I LOVE all of your tutorials and just need to find the time/courage to replicate them on myself!
Liked you on Facebook! (Had to search, you need a link from the blog!)
I liked you on FB awhile ago, but I do love love love your blog! When I feel liked am in a make up rut I come to your blog. You're so fun and I love your style!
I like you on Facebook and in real life! Xoxo
I like you on Facebook and in real life! Xoxo
I liked your on facebook!
I love your blog because you deliver good information, but seem like a real person - and I like real people :)
Love your blog!
Got my coastal scents eyeshadow today...love,love, love!!!


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Ideal Power Inc., based in Austin, Texas, has developed a novel, patented power conversion technology called Power Packet Switching Architecture™ (PPSA). PPSA improves the size, cost, efficiency, flexibility and reliability of electronic power converters. PPSA can scale across several large and growing markets, including commercial and industrial, as well as utility-scale energy storage.
PPSA provides electrical isolation without the need for a transformer, resulting in power conversion systems that are smaller, lighter, more flexible and more efficient than conventional versions. With PPSA, all the energy runs through and is temporarily stored in a high-frequency AC link consisting of an inductor and capacitor. Since the input and output are never directly connected together, this novel current modulation technique provides circuit isolation without the size, weight, cost, and efficiency loss of a transformer. These systems also have bi-directional DC and AC ports supporting both grid-tied and microgrid applications.
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This patient had blunt trauma to the right eye resulting in a dislocated crystalline lens. A pars plana vitrectomy was performed 2 months prior and the eye left aphakic. Dr. Jones places a posterior chamber IOL with intrascleral haptic fixation using the double-needle flanged haptic technique first described by Dr. Shin Yamane. No vitreous management was required because of the earlier surgery. Postoperatively, the patient achieved a stable lens with excellent recovery of vision.
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I've been contemplating the saying that bread is the staff of life. I was thinking that this was a Biblical phrase until I looked it up, and its origin, apparently, was after the KJV was written down. What is "staff?" It is something that "upholds or sustains." So Jesus could have said that bread was the staff of life as long as he mentioned that water is even more important.
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Man cannot live by bread alone. Can't get along without water either.
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text: Artist impression of neurons communicating in the brain. whitehoune/Shutterstock.com May 20, 2019 New autism research on single neurons suggests signaling problems in brain circuits Dmitry Velmeshev, University of California, San Francisco A new technology has enabled neuroscientists to examine the chemistry of individual brain cells. The finding reveal how genes are regulated differently in brain cells of people with autism compared to neurotypical people.


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Alabama House Democrat to Switch Parties
By Peter Wallsten
Freshman Democratic Rep. Parker Griffith is switching parties and will make it official today during an afternoon announcement in his Alabama congressional district.
The lawmaker's switch—first reported by Politico—was confirmed to Washington Wire by a Republican source familiar with the decision.
It is the latest blow to House Democrats following a string of recent retirements in conservative leaning districts that has presented the GOP with strong pick-up opportunities in 2010.
Griffith's switch means Democrats will now control 257 seats in the chamber; 178 seats will be controlled by Republicans.
The decision drew outrage from the executive director of the Alabama Democratic Party, who said that in recent conversations Griffith had downplayed the rumors of a pending switch.
"He'd just laugh about it," said Jim Spearman, the party's director.
Spearman said Griffith should return any political donations from supporters who thought they were supporting a Democrat. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland, among other Democratic lawmakers, has raised money for him.
"It's very disingenuous of him to take the money and then run as a Republican," Spearman said.
Spearman said Griffith had been a "strong Democrat" through his career as a state senator and his run for Congress, and has "done a 180-degree turn" since arriving in Washington. His district backed GOP presidential candidate John McCain, but is a Democratic stronghold in state politics.
Asked if Griffith was concerned about the upcoming health care vote, Spearman said: "He's lost his nerve."
Griffith voted against the House version of the health care bill last month.
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A worker on the roof of South Middle School suffered a laceration to the head during a fall Thursday afternoon.
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Pamart opens Art school in Clondalkin Village – 9th June 2012
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text: Helping Cancer Patients, Their Friends and Family "What can I do to help?" Cancer patients get this question all the time from family and friends who want to provide meaningful support, but just don't know where to start. Young Leaders made a difference in the lives of these patients through Operation Cancer Care. They produced care packages that will be delivered to chemotherapy patients through the charitable partners of Operation Cancer Care. A series of team-building exercises anchored the annual community service project, which is a core event of each Young Leaders Annual Meeting. Josh Swank Receives Mark S. Walsh Award Josh Swank, of Philippi-Hagenbuch, was presented with the 2018 Mark S. Walsh Award. Franz Peters, Young Leaders chairman, said that Swank epitomizes the spirit of the Walsh award. "He has not only been a supporter of the group, but he has gone out of his way to welcome new attendees at every meeting. He has offered sound advice and new ideas as a member of the Steering Committee," Peters said. Swank, who recently battled with cancer, said he was overwhelmed and deeply appreciative of the recognition. Mark S. Walsh was comptroller of National Stone Association producer member Rein, Shultz and Dahl of Illinois and an active member of the Young Leaders Steering Committee. He was an energetic and enthusiastic supporter of the mission, purpose and activities of the group. In the two years that Mark served on the Steering Committee he offered sage advice and unique insights on exactly what the focus and purpose of the YL should be for new young executives in the aggregates industry, like himself. Mark passed away of leukemia in 1999. He was 37 years old. ■ STONE, SAND & GRAVEL REVIEW, www.nssga.org 29http://www.nssga.org


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Eighteen year old faces charge of Attempted Murder
And a charge of Attempted Murder and six other offences were placed on eighteen year old Cameron Blease when he appeared in Court today. The other charges include Dangerous Harm, Use of Deadly Means of Harm and four counts of Aggravated Assault. Chief Magistrate Margaret McKenzie explained to Blease that she cannot take a plea from him because the offences are indictable, neither could she offer him bail. She remanded Blease into custody until August twenty-ninth.
The incident occurred around ten o'clock p.m. on Sunday, July twenty-seventh when Lucretia Myvett, a twenty-one year old domestic worker of Sibun Street, reported to the police that she was standing in front of her yard when Blease came from behind and fired several shots in her direction. Myvett said she threw herself into a nearby drain and that was when Blease shot her in the upper left arm. A police mobile patrol was in the area and it responded quickly enough to see the gunman running away. The officers reported that as the gunman ran he fired two shots at them before he escaped. The occupants of the vehicle at the time were police constables Maron Chacon and Elvis Fernandez and B.D.F. privates Ian Young and Isaias Camara. As he exited the court today, Blease said he will blow up Belize one day. The young man has a history of criminal charges since he was a minor.


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Confessions (2010) – Review
Fresh after winning Best Asian Film at the Hong Kong Film Awards, Confessions is released on DVD in the UK. Examining the repercussions of a child's death, the film ultimately ponders how precious life is.
The premise may sound simple but what director Tetsuya Nakashima creates in Confessions is a multi-layered exploration into the consequences of confessing your inner secrets. After admitting knowing that her daughter's death was in fact a murder, and that the murderers sit in her very own class, Miss Yuko Moriguchi (Takako Matsu) voices an affecting story of admission. Whilst her class may not quite believe her at first, her claims begin to take effect and result in some damning revelations. The guilty parties, never directly named by their teacher, instead being referred to throughout as Student A and B, spiral into two very different introspective soliloquies that make for enthralling viewing.
Narrated throughout, Confessions's voice-overs allow for hard-hitting exposés that steadily surmount to an explosive finale. Slow-mo is used extensively throughout the film to great effect, juxtaposing the gravity of the revelations being given by the film's main characters. The power of Confessions's script is matched elegantly by its beautiful cinematography whilst the Brit-based soundtrack (featuring the likes of Radiohead and Mercury Prize winners The XX) adds a suitably depressive tone to the film.
Confessions is a film that snowballs without you realising it, moving as it does from a teacher's last day to a hypnotising exploration of cause and effect, the children moving from milk cartons to a pubescent lust to effect their world in the space of the film's hour and a half. Organically shifting from one individual's absorbing story to the next, Confessions wastes no time on superlative sub-plots. The exposés at the heart of the film are painful both for the protagonist and the viewer, often encouraging empathy for the most unlikely of characters.
Yuko's pain is possibly the rawest of the entire ensemble and her hatred for Students A and B is refreshingly honest. The vengeance she seeks is vital to the film's development and her methods are reminiscent of Saw's Jigsaw; although she wishes the students seek redemption she will nevertheless punish them for their crimes. Remember fellas, hell hath no fury like a woman scorned…
The maniacal Student A steals much of the film. The slow discovery of the reasons behind his actions as well as his means of acquiring his mother's love provide most of the film's shocks whilst fellow murderer Student B's steady mental degradation after being told he has possibly contracted HIV is tantalisingly horrifying.
In many ways Confessions could be seen as a comment on technology's alienating power, but to pigeon-hole the film in such a way would be to completely miss its purpose. While its masterful interweaving of its character's stories is impressive, it is each character's confession that provide the film with its power. Masterful and majestic, Confessions is a truly compelling piece of cinema that shouldn't be missed.
Best line: Either the succinct admission 'our class is messed up' or the ironic 'just kidding'.
Worst realisation: Student A's phonecall from Yuko.


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I'm posting it just to point a few things out that are probably not helpful.
- First off there are implied hooks in the text but, but nothing overt, no jump out and grab the player things going on, it's all very vanilla. I limit the description to things that the character's might know when arriving in the area.
- Why? I need room to breath. If the players go off to do something I never even gave a thought to I will have enough room to fill in the blanks, also if I have a lightning bolt idea for an adventure hook I can place it with out having to contradict or overwrite some hook I already had in place.
- Why so much odd ball information about population and what these towns sell?
- These are things people would know if they were going off into these areas. I might no know the millers name in Hill Fjord but the mills are relatively well known as far south as Torin. Just like I don't know much about Hampton New Hampshire, but I know Smutty Nose Brewery is there. This group of characters might well know that Twin Streams is a place furriers operate out of, considering one of the party members is a druid and he might decide to burn the place down. (stranger things have happened)
- No hex numbers?
- I made this in Gimp so I have another layer overlaid with some random encounter locations, and hex notes. I don't do anything as detailed as could be called a "hex crawl." I mostly note things left behind from past settlements, old ruins, battle fields, things like that that the players might not know, but might be able to stumble on.
- This is a land and a game world of amazing loss. The war that tore through this area wiped out a generation, and left uncounted ruins behind. If the players put their swords in the ground anywhere there is a good chance they will hit old cobble stones and ground bone. The map and text I give the players is what the characters see now and what their historian Johann might know off the op of his head without doing any research.
- You say in the test that there are small villages every few miles but they are not on the map or named what gives?
- For me there needs to be some sort of population density that is at least sort of realistic. There needs to be some kind of small settlement at least each day swalk from each other, and when I say days walk I mean a peasant on foot carrying gathered wood or turnips or what ever. Not "Joe Barbarian and his band of retainers, carrying a sword, and his flask of ever full ale." A peasant farmer is not walking alone out into the wood 10 miles from home and back, that decisions would shorten his already short life span. For whatever reason I am determined to make peasants in game have some sense of self preservation. In other words stay close to home, keep your head down mouth shut, and toil.
- There should be small groups of buildings every few miles especially along waterways, even though these are small, fast, foothill rivers that are not as suited for the transport goods, I am sure the locals would ply them in small craft.
- I don't name them all to lessen clutter. If I need to give a name of some small three family village I'll do so at the table. If the characters inexplicably decide to put down roots in one of these villages I'll flesh it out more completely.
- Fleshing out the tiny villages before hand would be helpful at the table but in actuality it might be allot of work I may never use. Think of it this way, do you know where Tivoli New York is? Tivoli for the record is a cool little town. I grew up near there (in Red Hook) so I know quite a bit about it. It has businesses, and cool history. Nearby is a large historic mansion with a state park and a well known college. A person might have never heard of it and if that person is traveling to New York City there aren't many reasons to stop there, or worry about who the mayor is. As a Gm I wouldn't flesh out the villages of Tivoli, Annandale-on-Hudson, or the town of Clermont unless the characters somehow ended up there.
- Why did you only outline one ruling family in the text? Won't the player want to know more about the areas NPC power players?
- They might , but those are the ones they may have heard of as they traveled into the area. They run the largest town in a pretty large area so their name woudl be out there.
- Sure there are others and I have a few notes , but it the players don't need to know they unless they choose to get involved in the high county politicking that goes on at the Glaston Fields Market. They might never decide to do that.
- As an aside. In an area like this a group of 5th level characters pretty much become the power players while they are passing through. They have retainers, money, magic, and generally don't give two shits beyond what there current goal is so they can be unpredictable. In my mind a Duke and Dutchess of a small town like Glaston Fields would be wise to court their graces.
Below is what I provided between our last sessions:
(Admittedly we have not gotten back to D&D in a while due to scheduling and the holidays.)
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(I do know why I'm dyslexic and I did not notice it until latter)
Movement of roughly three Hexes a day can be expected.
Small villages of between 20 and 100 people can be found about every three to four miles.
with an average population density of about 50 per square mile on average. (Making it more populated than the British isles during the mid evil times , but less so than say France or Germany.)
The country side is littered with burnt out farms and ruined villages all but taken over completely by the local forests. There're many unexplained hedge rows and low walls crisscrossing the country side which speaks of there once being a much greater population in the area.
A historian woudl be able to speak about there being much death and destruction in this area during the Alerian / Orduth Wars and that this is still considered a frontier. The area is too far North of Aleria to be considered under the empires control and yet South of the Orduth ruins.
The Rivers flow North, away from the large Iron-Spine Mountains that loom further to the South.
Twin Stream and Hill Fjord are small towns
Populations around 1000 to 1200 people.
Hill Fjord is a walled town situated on the only high country crossing of the river Clear-Mead. The town has grown up around a large milling facility leftover from pre war times. A stack of six water wheels following along the waters edge drive several large grinding stones, the nearby population will travel to bring their wheat to the mills and pay a fair price from grinding. The town is also known for it's dried pasta products and is a popular setting off point for those traveling to the mountains from the south.
Twin Stream, is a hunters village that in known for its furs and it's furriers. In the fall caravans will head south from Twin streams to sell their goods to mountaineers who will then sell the furs to merchant caravans heading into Aleria, or Torin to the south. Twin streams is one of the many small villages that are the first cog in a system that feeds the empires hunger for materials.
Glaston Fields is notable in that it is the largest town in the area.
Population 2000.
Situation on excellent farmlands Glaston Fields is a walled town that is nearly 100% agrarian.
The town also hosts tradesmen that are needed to support it's population, but it's bread and butter is in the growing and trade of food stuffs with smaller towns and villages. every 20 days there is a large street market held in Glaston that attracts vendors, travelers and merchants from a fair distance.
Glaston Fields is maintained and overseen by a Baron, a position currently held by Baron Richtag Sveld and his wife the Baroness Sveld.
this title was granted by a regent of the Alerian empire generations ago. The Sveld Family still holds the authority in Glaston the title provides In truth it is a forgotten title held by a forgotten frontier patron, whose family has not been to court or paid a tax levy in well over a hundred years.
Regardless the Sveld's rule fairly and have produced two heirs, the people seem happy and the title is not in dispute.
Traders leap is a a tiny village of under 100 regular residents. It is only notable in that it's the place where adventurers and treasure sneakers mount sorties into the ruins of Careth.
In fact the things coming out of the ruins in the form of art, gold and usable tidbits and the people going in to find such things are the villages only industry. Farms nearby make a solid living selling food and consumables those who pass through.
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So how will I outline the actual ruins of Careth?
it is the biggest feature in the area and no, I'm not going to map it all square by square old school style. That woudl be allot of drawing that I may never use.
I think I will dedicate a post in the near future about how I plan on mapping the vast ruins of the once great breadbasket city.
An outline like this is all about players/ characters having room to breath. They're in the ruins of Careth, staying at Traders Leap. They have made one sortie into the ruins but nothing concrete. By providing an outline of the surrounding area the players can breath a bit and take in their options, getting involved where they want rather than the GM (me) shoving some adventure down their throats. Sure I have notes about the surrounding area and I know whats what, but that's up to them to explore or discover on their own. In reality, if each square covers 23 square miles a map this size could support a great deal of campaign style exploration. They may never do that and that's OK with me I will just do another map for the next area they travel to with the same concepts in mind. In the end the game is about the players creating their story and chasing their wild rabbits.
Thank you for reading I hope you enjoyed.
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Each year the City of Baytown conducts a citizen survey to provide feedback to City leaders on their satisfaction with various city services and what issues should receive the highest priority over the next two years. The DirectionFinder citizen survey is conducted by ETC Institute, a professional survey organization that administers citizen surveys to cities throughout the country.
For each survey, 1,200 randomly selected Baytown households receive the survey by mail and can either use return mail for the completed form, respond by phone or complete the survey online. Once the necessary number of surveys has been completed and the sample is statistically representative of the City's population with regard to the demographic and geographic composition of the sample, the survey concludes.


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CB Cebulski, editor de Marvel: "Spanish art schools are definitely stepping up"
No sólo dice esto en su Twitter -mencionado asiduamente aquí- sino que Cebulski se explaya en una descripción de las escuelas de arte italianas -que se benefician de un mercado interno más potente que España, lo que predispone a los alumnos al campo profesional de forma temprana- y la situación del mercado español, grande en número pero de una insuficiente producción nacional. Una visión desde fuera, no exenta de razón.
"A wonderful young artist I met in Mantova got her first Marvel gig today. Chalk another one up for the Italians!
I think the strength of the Italian art education system is a major factor in impressive abilities of so many of their emerging artists.
Storytelling basics are driven into them while they're also encouraged to develop individual styles. Not to mention a respect for deadlines.
Plus, the Italian comic market is very open to new artists, so they get jobs and develop strong professional work ethics very early on.
I can't speak from experience, but my impression is that Italian publishers like Bonelli, Star & Disney are definitely more… (cont.)
…open to trying new artists than U.S. publishers are to testing our domestic talent. Their schools have relationships with the publishers.
Many of the teachers at the Italian art schools still work and publish with the publishers and provide ins for students (¡hey, Cebulski, los italianos no son los únicos!).
Yes, we see it on a limited basis here now with SVA, SCAD, AoASF etc., but not on the same level. It's something we're working on improving.
After portfolio reviews in Barcelona, I think the Spanish art schools are definitely stepping up. Their comic market isn't as big though.
To clarify, the Spanish comic market itself is big, but their domestic comic publishing business does not compare to Italy.
Big Spanish publishers like Planeta & Norma focus a lot of energy on foreign titles, like U.S. comics, bande desinee and manga.
However, that is changing as there are more Spanish artist initiatives being developed by many companies there. "


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|Awards aren't always indicative of a band's cultural worth. However, if a group does manage to rack up enough of these trophies, it helps demonstrate this act just might be worth following. That's at least the case for English rock band Foals, who in the last 10-plus years have earned plenty of awards and a fan base that spans the globe.
The music begins
Foals officially formed in 2005 in Oxford, England. Since its inception, the band's lineup has featured singer-guitarist Yannis Philippakis, keyboard player Edwin Congreave, guitarist Jimmy Smith, percussionist Jack Bevan, and bassist Walter Gervers. The members played together in several other bands, including Face Meets Grill and The Edmund Fitzgerald, before uniting as Foals. This experience contributed to Foals' multi-faceted sound, which references everything from punk rock and prog to minimalist electronic music.
By 2007, the band had gained something of a local following around Oxford, and released a 7-inch, "Hummer" between "Mathletics." Later that same summer, the members traveled to New York City to work on Foals' debut alongside Dave Sitek (of the band TV on the Radio). Antidotes debuted in March 2008 and immediately peaked at No. 3 on the U.K. Albums Charts. The LP also landed at No. 28 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart.
Foals forever
Foals toured heavily behind the record, hitting up the U.S., Japan, Eastern Europe, and beyond. Finally, they landed in Switzerland in August 2009, where the members of Foals began work on album No. 2. Total Life Forever, produced by Luke Smith of the band Clor, was a huge hit, thanks to tracks like "Spanish Sahara." That track was featured in several different TV campaigns, including those for "Skins" and the U.S. show "Entourage." The album was also nominated for a Mercury Prize, which honors the top albums in the U.K. While the album didn't win, it was later awarded equally illustrious honors by NME magazine and MOJO magazine. From 2011 on, the band continued touring into sessions for its third full-length album.
Burning right on
After a minor delay, Foals' third album, Holy Fire, debuted in February 2013. In support, the band spent much of the summer touring across the world, including extended jaunts in the U.K. and festival gigs like Latitude. Holy Fire was also nominated for another Mercury Prize, an impressive feat for any band. The album also helped land Foals several other big awards, including the 2013 NME Awards' Best Track for "Inhaler" and the same year's Best Live Act from the Q Awards.
After all the promotional work and touring, Foals picked back up again in spring 2014, hitting the studio to record album No. 4. What Went Down finally hit shelves in August 2015, and was another success for the band. The LP landed at No. 58 on the Billboard Top 200 chart and No. 3 on the U.K. charts. The album was then supported with more touring, which eventually bled into dates across the U.S. for fall 2016.
With an impressive trophy case back home in the U.K. and throngs of adoring fans, Foals are one of the most exciting young rock bands working today.
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Senior Account Executive at SmartBear
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In this critical role, the Senior Account Executive will drive revenue from new and existing accounts and will be responsible for developing and carrying out strategic account plans. The ideal candidate will be a proven Sales professional with a strong track record of quota over-achievement. The individual will be results-driven, highly self-motivated, and able to balance a team approach with personal initiative and goals.
What is Collaborator? Collaborator is a tool for collaboration through peer review of source code, user stories and test plans. Collaborator helps find defects early, improve quality, encourage collaboration, verify compliance, and build stronger teams. Collaborator is known as an industry leader in Code & Document review space targeting the Enterprise.
- Drive business line revenue with assigned territory and named Key Accounts. Discover, prospect and qualify new opportunities as well as up-sell opportunities within existing customer base
- Represent SmartBear to the customer in all sales-related matters and understand the customer's business, product requirements, and industry challenges
- Direct complex sales cycles-including account mapping, development of high level relationships, account strategies, and business cases
- Effectively maintain sales pipeline data and activity reports, providing management with accurate sales forecasts
- Collaborate with marketing, sales teams and product owner to share account knowledge and execute on sales strategies
- Availability to travel as needed
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- Proven track record with 3+ years of software sales experience acquiring and cultivating major accounts
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- Knowledge of the software development life-cycle and the challenges that software engineers, managers, and executives face
- Genuine interest in the software development industry, with the initiative to tackle and understand the newest trends and technologies
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A Missionary of Mercy's advice for priests after Jubilee
Rome, Italy, Nov 19, 2016 / 04:04 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Having spent the Holy Year fulfilling his mandate as one of Pope Francis' Missionaries of Mercy, Fr. John Paul Zeller has some advice for his fellow priests when it comes to forgiveness and the sacrament of Confession. "We need courageous … Continue reading


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France is one of the most popular European destinations for cycling holidays with a wealth of attractions to see and visit throughout 'L'Hexagone'. The Dordogne, Provence, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Alsace, the Loire Valley and Aveyron are just some of the areas that you can explore on our wide selection of French tours!
We have French cycle tours in many of the popular locations to go cycling in France including the chateaux of the Loire Valley, famous wine regions and historic cities to visit by bike.
Our cycling holidays focus on the many delights of rural France – beautiful landscapes, appealing small towns and villages, and the French emphasis on good living: food, wine, enticing country markets and cultural treasures.
Our cycle tours in France have convenient starting points to make joining your cycling holiday as simple as possible. Many of our cycling holidays in France begin close to regional airports for ease of travel from the UK. You then transfer by local train or bus to the start point of the cycle tour. We can advise you on how to do this.
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16 Super Storage Hacks for Your Craft Room
It's often in the interests of productivity to have an organised and inspiring crafting space! We've selected 16 of the best storage hacks around the web to implement within your space, whether it be a desk, an office, or a studio!
How to Make Storage Baskets on the Hobbycraft blog »
Fabric storage baskets make a far more attractive and sustainable container for crafting materials than their plastic counterparts. They can be made in any size and in any material, so they are totally customisable to their use. Read the blog post above to find out how to make your own using a selection of fat quarters available at Hobbycraft! Not just for craft supplies, these bags can also be created using oilcloth in order to house plants like the below example by Debbie von Grabler-Crozier!
How to Make a Giant Peg Board on Ginger Snap Crafts »
Giant peg boards are now a mainstay in creating a cool, clam, and collected environment in which to work. The great thing about peg boards is how customisable they are! Add pots, pegs, and shelving in order to create a totally personalised inspiration board for your work space. Read the blog post linked above to find out how Ginger Snap Crafts created their own. Use dowel to create washi tape rails – because why wouldn't you want to display your gorgeous collection?
Really Useful Clear Box 35 Litres – available online and in store at Hobbycraft »
These boxes really are useful, are stackable, and come in all different sizes. Perfect for storing bits and bobs for easy transportation.
Stationary Storage Jars and other ideas on Style Blueprint »
Jars make the perfect display case for colourful crafting items such as pens, crayons, washi tapes, and paints! We have a huge range of jars and bottles online and in store at Hobbycraft. Take a look at the above linked post by Style Blueprint for even more inspiration on how to style your crafting room.
How to Make a Pyrography Box on the Hobbycraft blog »
Our range of wooden boxes at Hobbycraft are waiting to be decorated using the technique of pyrography! Add a simple label, or complete a collection that you can place around your workspace for different crafting materials.
Reversible Fabric Storage Bins on A Beautiful Mess »
Make your fabric storage bins supersize and keep your floors clear of large crafting items such as yarns and fabrics. Follow the tutorial above by A Beautiful Mess to find out how she made these reversible ones. The best thing about these is that when they are surplus, you can fold them up and tuck them away!
How to Make a Simple Rustic Folding Magazine Rack by Manmade DIY »
This beautiful DIY magazine holder fits perfectly within a modern workspace, and will hold important papers to one side in a safe place. The minimal design and gorgeous grey felt works together to create a really well thought out and seamless design, although any fabric could be used to truly sit seamlessly within your personalised space. Follow the guest post linked above from Manmade DIY to see how to make your own.
Curver Pink Infinity Dots Box 17 Litres – available online and in store at Hobbycraft »
These new storage boxes are available online and in store at Hobbycraft, and feature a modern shape and come in pink, white, and grey. Inspired by Scandinavian design, Curver boxes provide a chic design that will give your decor a clean and fresh look. It'll handily store your hobby items, books, toys and more in a compact way that brightens up any room. The box is easy to stack if you use multiples and you'll be able to clean them easily thanks to their plastic design.
How to Make a Ribbon Noticeboard on the Hobbycraft blog »
These ribbon noticeboards are really easy to make, and are super handy to slide important cards, invites, and notes and will insure that you'll never lose anything important again! Read the above linked blog post to find out how to create one!
How to Make a Yarn Storage System by Repeat Crafter Me »
Craft supplies are often pretty beautiful to look at – so it makes perfect sense to install their storage as a display. This example above shows how yarn can be stored within irregularly shaped shelving – but equally you could store fabrics in this way, as well as clay works on shelves, and paper works being hung from a washing line made out of twine and mini pegs. Read the above post to hear how Repeat Crafter Me found her perfect shelves.
Artists Loft Craft Creative Centre Art Desk – available online and in store at Hobbycraft »
Let your creativity flow with this Artist's Loft Craft Creative Centre Table, perfect for artists of all skill levels who want to enjoy their very own art studio at home. It's ideal for a huge variety of arts and crafts projects, sketching, drafting and much more. Its large work surface features one-hand tilt so you can easily adjust your work up to a 45-degree angle, and there's an additional flat surface that expands your space so that you can keep tools, notes and more close at hand.
How to Make a Tropical Brush Roll on the Hobbycraft blog »
Keep your brushes in a safe place by creating a handy brush roll. Use any fat quarters from the range available at Hobbycraft. Read the above tutorial from the Hobbycraft blog to find out step-by-step how to make your own.
Tape Measure Table Edge from Genius Sewing Room Hacks by Melly Sews »
Here's a truly genius sewing room hack that makes you wonder why you didn't think of this sooner..! Take a tape measure and glue it to the end of your desk to save time and hands! Read the above linked blog post by Melly Sews to find even more sewing room hacks to try out.
Mint Green Three Tier Storage Trolley – available online and in store at Hobbycraft »
The Mint Green Three Tier Storage Trolley will be a chic and practical addition to your home or office. With three storage trays to use, you can organise your craft essentials, beauty products and accessories with easy accessibility and a stylish design.
How to Make a DIY Ribbon Holder by The Cottage Mama »
Create these ribbon holders to keep all of your reels in one place! It's super easy to up-cycle a kitchen roll holder – hop on over to The Cottage Mama to see how she made this adorable shabby-chic ones.
Wooden Crate – available online and in store at Hobbycraft »
Use this Wooden Crate as the perfect functional decoration for your home! Hang your crate on the wall to create chic, rustic shelving for decorative wall designs, use them as stylish storage solutions on show or get practical with these cool crates. The crate has a natural wood finish, bringing earthy décor into your home. They'll match almost any wall paint colour, so you can be sure these will look great whatever design you go for!
We're always keen to see your crafts and your craft spaces, and if you share your makes with us on Instagram using #Hobbycraft, you will be in with the chance of winning a £100 voucher each month! T&C's apply.


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The Downtown YMCA offers licensed before- and after-school programs for children enrolled in the Marcellus, Lyncourt, Syracuse (Roberts), and West Genesee school districts (see details below). Care is also available on half days, vacation days and snow days.
Our programs reinforce positive values in a caring atmosphere. Children build confidence, trust and positive values by making friends and taking part in group projects and activities where fair play, teamwork and responsibility are emphasized.
Age: K-6
Times: Before Program: 7:00-9:00am
After Program: 3:00-6:00pm
Driver Middle School
KC Heffernan Elementary
*Program is held at KC Heffernan Elementary
Age: K-7
Times: Before Program: 7:00-8:00am
After Program: 2:45-6:00pm
Schools: Lyncourt
Syracuse City
Age: PreK-7
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After Program: 3:00-6:00
Schools: Roberts
West Genesee
Age: K-7
Times: Before Program: 7:00-9:00am
After Program: 3:00-6:00pm
Camillus Middle School
East Hill Elementary
Onondaga Road
Split Rock Elementary
Stonehedge Elementary
West Genesee Middle School
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Podcast in Knowledge@Wharton:
It is counterintuitive to celebrate failures as well as successes. But that is precisely what needs to happen if companies wish to spark a culture of innovation, says Ganesh Ayyar, CEO of Mphasis, a major IT services company. Fear of failure can paralyze many firms from taking on the kind of experimentation needed to face smaller, nimbler digital competitors. At the forefront of this change is the CEO, who has to go through his or her own digital transformation to ably lead the troops. And the journey is worthwhile because analog companies can learn to become digital aggressors instead of victims, Ayyar says.
Knowledge@Wharton recently discussed with Ayyar the personal and enterprise-wide digital transformation required for executives and companies to thrive in the digital age. What follows is an edited version of that conversation. ... "
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Failing and Succeeding in the Digital World
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