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Joined: 16 Oct 2014
Posts: 8
Location: Chicago
Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2014 8:40 pm
Post subject: Enterprise Incident Scenario
I was watching one of my favorite episodes from the remastered TOS the other day: The Enterprise Incident.
Now, I am trying to figure out how I could create a workable Fed Com scenario that captures the same feeling as that episode.
I want to start at the moment when the Fed CA pulls away from the two KRs and the King Eagle (?), with engineering desperately trying to get the cloaking device installed.
I think the Fed CA should have maybe a 50/50 chance of getting the cloaking device to work and one of the Rom ships should be without their cloak. (Which one? I am unsure which ship was the command ship.)
In the episode, the CA gets a head start and is trying to get back across the neutral zone. My question is: how much of a head start should they get?
If they are too far ahead, the CA just runs at speed 32 and it is a pretty boring scenario.
If they are too close, the roms just blast the CA with everything they have on the first impulse and it is still pretty boring.
Also, to capture the flavor, the roms should really be trying to capture the CA. That was the commander's main goal. Failing that, it should be destroyed, of course.
And, the CA should really get a benefit from the cloak. This part I am really having trouble with.
I am unsure if the cloak rules as written would be useful enough for the Fed captain to even bother with it.
Anyway, this idea is not really fully-formed (as you can see), but I want to solicit feedback from others who have more experience with the system.
Thanks in advance.
PS. I wasn't really sure which forum was intended for scenario ideas, so apologies if I posted this in the wrong place.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 2:04 am
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Someone else will probably point this out, but in the episode the Big E jumps to warp 8 and the Roms follow suit.
Consider that dramatic effect for the Federation citizenry who was the target audience for those tri-vid military channel broadcasts.
The entire thing must take place at tactical warp speeds.
Refresh our memories...does the Fed CA engage the cloak before it takes off or after?
Besides that, you could place the Rom ships pretty far away from the Fed CA to begin with. Under cloak the CA could only run at speed 16 and at least 2 of the Roms could converge. If the CA does not cloak and runs at speed 32, the Roms would still have the chance to converge and cut off the escape. Perhaps put all 3 Roms on the side of the map the CA must move toward to escape.
A meeting engagement where one side (or ship, in this case) is trying to run is a tough situation for the pursuing ships. If they close, they stand the chance of having to waste time turning to give chase after the initial pass.
"Sometimes our best is not enough. We must do what is required." -- Winston Churchill
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 2:20 am
Post subject:
does the Fed CA engage the cloak before it takes off or after?
They take off first, then try to get the cloak active. Once they succeed, the KRs go flying by shooting blindly ahead, while our heroes change course.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 3:25 am
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The CA would have to be within Transporter range to start.
Under the conditions in the episode, how long before the KRs understood what was happening and received orders to pursue.
Though FC doesn't cover Weapons Status, what would the KRs have charged and ready to fight with.
Almost a scenario that would start with Prime Directive and move to FC or other SFU ruleset to finish.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 4:47 am
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The CA would have to be within Transporter range to start.
You bring up some really good points.
All ships would have to have their shields down for transporters to work, but it was a pretty tense scene. I'll have to watch again to see, but I imagine all the weapons were at the ready.
Range 5 is an interesting idea. What if we give the feds a 2 impulse head start? Or have some sort of slow release for the Roms? Or should we just start at range 10 and call it even?
Also, maybe if they don't get the cloak working the Romulans get to call in some reinforcements at the edge of the neutral zone, maybe 1 full map panel before the disengagement edge.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:48 am
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How far would the Feds have to run before they were assumed to be safe? Do they have to make the Neutral ZOne, or do they have to actually cross back into Federation space?
Start at range 5. Both sides have paid pre-arming costs, so that plasmas and photons are both available on turn 1 if the last turn's arming cost is paid. However, both sides start with full batteries, since the time that elapsed between when the Enterprise was surrounded and when she put the pedal to the metal allowed both sides to recharge all batteries, though the weapons remained warmed up.
You could make the Feds roll to see if Something Bad happens when they cloak, since they weren't familiar with the cloaking device. That Something Bad could be anything from an outright breakdown to maybe cloak costing an extra power point
Rom force is two KRs and a KRC.
Depending on how far you want to take things, if the CA makes Fed space and the Romulans pursue, there could be a Fed quick reaction force on call to provide cover.
"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away" - Philip K Dick
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 5:25 pm
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Regarding weapons status, you're right in that FC doesn't cover that SFB rule, but the scenario designer is allowed to stipulate which weapons are armed at game start.
For instance, in another scenario, you may have a ship which has been recently repaired (i.e. two minutes ago) and the crew have not yet run the QC checks on their repairs to the Plasma-F boxes. So they begin the game cold. That sort of thing....
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 7:18 pm
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If i remeber the episode in question the roms where ready to fire on the enterprise if it did not surrender so i would say they was holding their plasmas and the other weapons where ready to fire.
But i will watch again and take notes
also with the weapons trained on the enterprise they did say if they try anything they would fire.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 8:02 pm
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Start at range 5
I did some quick calculations. I don't have the KRC card, so with 3 KRs you have 6 Plasma-Ss and 9 Ph-1s.
Firing all phasers and bolting the plasmas at range 5, the roms would deliver 95.5 pts damage, on average. This leaves one dead heavy cruiser.
At range 10, it is a little better with 51 pts on average. This translates into roughly 23 internals, assuming the roms hit the #4 shield. With directed targeting, This should give somewhere in the range of 8 to 10 power hits.
This leaves the feds unable to outrun the roms, but with loaded photons(assuming any survive), while the roms have to restart their 3 turn arming cycle.
Suddenly, this is a much more interesting battle.
How far would the Feds have to run before they were assumed to be safe? Do they have to make the Neutral Zone, or do they have to actually cross back into Federation space?
They definitely have to make it to fed space. We'll assume the reactionary force is big enough to deter the roms from crossing over. However, this force cannot enter the neutral zone.
So, how big is the neutral zone? I am thinking 25-30 hexes.
I think the action starts about 50 hexes from the NZ, with the Romulan reinforcements just inside of Romulan Space. The reinforcements can only engage if the CA is uncloaked within one map panel of the NZ.
This is starting to come together.
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It may be worth noting that the "five-year mission" took place from 2554 to 2559, which places it within the bounds of the
Middle Years
, as portrayed in
courtesy of
Briefing #2
. (According to
GURPS Federation
, the prior ill-fated incident at Talos IV took place in 2542.)
So the KRs available to the Romulans at that time would have been armed with plasma-G torpedoes, rather than the -S torps they had been upgraded to by the Day of the Eagle. (Since the Federation ship would have been of Middle Years vintage also, it would have lacked a drone rack and other "post-refit" add-ons.)
Also, according to the data in
SFB Module R8
, many of the early "Kestrels" shipped to the Romulans under the Treaty of Smarba were old D4s and F4s which the Klingons had kept in storage after they had been withdrawn from service (or used as LD4 and LF4 "local defence" hulls inside Klingon space). After stocks of more "modern" hulls were built up, these KD4s and KF4s were transferred to the Great Houses, who used them in a broadly similar role as the Klingons had used their own local defence ships.
Rather than having a KRC and two KRs, perhaps many of the very early Kestrel cruiser squadrons in Romulan space might have comprised of a KR and two K4Rs instead.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:21 pm
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IIRC the Neutral Zone is about 50 light-years deep. That's one heck of a lot of 10,000km hexes.....
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:42 pm
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Each Neutral Zone hex on the
Federation and Empire
is 500 parsecs across, though the natures of the Fed-Klingon and Fed-Romulan NZs are somewhat different.
(The Treaty of Organia permitted the Feds and Klingons a limited degree of colonisation within their shared NZ, technically under Organian arbitration. While the Fed-Romulan NZ was essentially off-limits to either party, at least prior to the use of certain planets in the Zone as trade waypoints under the period of Detente in the 2560s.)
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:52 pm
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in the episode the roms have two kr cruisers and what looks like a war eagle or a king eagle.
ps watching the episode at this minute i will post more to this subject.
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 9:54 pm
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The "eagle" was added to the remastered version of that episode - the original broadcast had three Kestrels instead.
(From what I gather, the original Warbird's filming model had been destroyed by that time.)
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very true my friend i also remeber that i remeber the original has well has the remastered version .and you forget iam 51 years old
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The pool noodle unloading was much more strenuous than I thought it would be. On top of that, the truck arrived 90 minutes early so OP was frantically texting us (and everyone else who was coming) to come over. It was literally an entire container. It wouldn't have been so bad except that it was about 80 yesterday and I was working in the sun. I'm feeling rather sore today and am going to forgo the workout. For those of you who are FB friends, there are some photos of the process there.
Taking today as a rest day. Yesterday was heck on my allergies too so I've got a bit of a "hangover" from that.
FSN, treatment of low IgG is with a shot called pneumovac. You would get that once a year. Treatment for high IgE is Xolair therapy, which is a shot you get every two weeks or once a month. The pneumovac shot got my IgG levels to normal. I am still getting the Xolair therapy every two weeks. I highly recommend seeing an allergist or immunologist.
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Ooohhh, that's right, a cleanse. Aryl, is that the lemon, honey, and cayenne pepper one? I've not done that one. I HAVE been eating an Asian apple every day, and that seems to be cleansing out my colon. :P
PI am exhausted after running that client meeting yesterday, doing my regular work, and then working on the business plan. <sigh>. S much to do, so little time! I am going Linedancing tomorrow night with my girlfriend, then I should celebrate VDay with dh Thursday night, because after work on Friday, I go visit my mom. She is really down, and slowing down on top of that. Her kitchen table broke, so she wants me to try and fix it, and her computer is too perplexing, as she forgets how to use it. :(. Life goes forward. There is too much work and stress to think about adding in salsa classes at the moment. I already have stopped with Dogtraining and my quilting. I thnk I have ADD...there is so much I want to do, but I just can't fit it all in! Priorities...yoga, family, work.
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The movie is about Frances Farmer, a beautiful and talented movie star from the 1930s and 1940s who had a streak of, independence and a compulsion toward self-destruction, and who went about as high and about as low as it is possible to go in one lifetime.
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Ran into an issue with one of my computers. Have no problem accessing a page on a government site that I access daily with one computer but on another computer hooked to the same router, I get an http error 404 "file or directory not found". Compared all my internet settings to the computer that works and everything is the same. Generally this is a link error from within the website but this is not the problem here as the one computer has no problem accessing the page. Have checked everything I can think of. Need suggestions.
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Thanks Gary. I have already reversed the router ports for the two computers but it did not alter the issue. Also took it to a friends house and had the same issue. Got to be something in the computer causing this.
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Hello Ron, can we assume that you used to be able to access that site on that PC, but just recently the issue started? I know it seems cliché, but have you tried clearing cache, and the cookie(s) for that particular site? If it is not a secure site (HTTPS) you might try a web based proxy and see if you can access then.
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Help! need ingredient for soup dumplings!
Some of you may be familiar with my new obsession...
I need Chinese style cured smoked ham to make the broth. Where can I find this in Montreal? I found salted cured chinese ham, but I fear it might not have the lovely smoky flavour that the other item has. A good substitute is "smithfield ham" which i assume is some kind of Virginia ham, which i have never seen here in Montreal either ( i keep on trying to find it as it is indispensible in the making of Southern style collard greens, also with a lovely smoky flavour). Any tips?
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well, this presumes I can communicate in Chinese, which I can't. I can point and nod yes, that's how we got the black chicken soup. Could I recreate that experience? Possibly not. You should have seen me trying to buy the salted cured chinese ham! I had a photo of what i needed, but no help. First they should me the ground pork, then they showed me some Chinese sausage, then some Chinese salt pork. it was chaos!
Do you have some kind of in? Have you had a chance to eat soup dumplings here in montreal? Oh please share if you do!
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Also, the Kim Phat on Jarry has a pretty massive butcher counter...
And BTW, most of the waiters at Hong Kong speak fine English (Joseph is my pal) and could translate if need be. :-)
Good luck!
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Me too, I would like to help closing the dumplings. Might help eating too :)
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I have still not found a product that is exactly what I need, but we shall soldier on. (I did however find my beloved canned mangosteens! Thanks!!!) We will continue the great experiment and report back. If the recipe works out, we can then work out some way to share... (Aspic: broth cooking as we speak. We should have dumplings by tomorrow sometime...)
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Yes, that is a great suggestion, for our next batch I shall try to find a non-Asian smoked porc product to supplement the Chinese salt-cured ham.
So a report on the first batch: Pretty Tasty! Still needs tweaking. The meat filling was really tasty, and the broth was rich and meaty. But I need to get even more broth into the dumpling! Also the dumpling wrapper was good but not great. I used a premade wrapper, and may try to find an alternate brand or even consider from scratch... we shall continue our work.
More importantly, there must be some restauranteur that could be convinced to offer soup dumplings here. There is obviously a market...
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Are you serious?
These things? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiaolongbao
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Whilst ordering some late night take away tonight at Prêt-à-Manger, I inquired about xiao long bao. They told me they didn't make them. They have some steamed dumplings, but no soup dumplings.
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I once used smoked meat from Lester's as a stand in for salted beef in a Surinaams peanut soup and it was fine. So some other ham would probably work well. Or bring the words "Chinese salt cured ham" in Chinese characters with you, something a friend suggested when I was wandering Chinese herb shops for some special herbs. I think he used an online tool to produce them.
I make dumpling wrappers from scratch, very easy, just flour and boiled water. Then you roll them with a bit of cornstarch.
I can't help with the ham but someone told me they have these things at Mon Nan upstairs - can anyone corroborate the info?!
Darn. I thought I'd found this ham, but now I'm not so sure -- didn't take note of whether the product I saw was salted or smoked.
Anyway, if you're still looking, check the grocery store on the northwest corner of de La Gauchetière and St. Dominique. (I'm not sure, but I think the store is called Emily. The entrance is on de La Gauchetière, store is at basement level.)
The soup dumpling thread, as well as, on other Asian dumplings has been going on for some time... Clearly, there is quite a bit of interest on this topic.
If anyone is interested, Levi Toh, an accomplished chef and cooking teacher from China, would be more than happy to instruct classes on topics of specific interest. Soup dumplings is one of the many items in his repertoire.
Actually, all most his classes on making Dim Sum are spot on. He usually conducts small groups of no more than 10, and will cover 2 (and sometimes 3) items in a single session.
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DETROIT Ś You wonÆt like Max when heÆs mad.
ōMy anger gets my adrenaline going,ö the TigersÆ sometimes Jekyll and Hyde starter Max Scherzer told reporters two starts ago.
He looked a little peeved in SundayÆs series finale, when he tuned it up over a five-inning stretch after a rocky start, shutting down the Angels, 5-2, as the Tigers finished off a 6-3 homestand.
A large part of the credit can go to the starting pitcher, whoÆs been the steadiest of an increasingly stellar bunch lately. The Tigers have won the last five games he has started, and nine of the last 11.
That wasnÆt always the case.
Used to be that Scherzer was either off or on.
No real in between, and either one or the other, not both.
This year, though, there have been times when ScherzerÆs been both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in the same game, like he was Sunday.
After 45 pitches through the first two innings, when he allowed almost as many baserunners (five) as he recorded outs (six), he settled in to throw just 75 pitches over his remaining five innings of work.
Why has he all of a sudden settled down?
ōI donÆt know. I canÆt answer that. He got in a groove a couple of years ago, and heÆs been in a pretty good groove lately. HeÆs been pretty consistent. But I donÆt know how that happens, to be honest with you,ö manager Jim Leyland said.
ōI donÆt know what to tell you. HeÆs throwing strikes, being aggressive. HeÆs got his pitches working. I donÆt know how that happens. I think people donÆt realize what a fine line there is between a good delivery and one that just has you off a little bit. I really canÆt answer that.
ōThere was the one game where, to be honest with you, early on he was all over the place. He got by it, got through it in that game, and gathered himself in that game, and pitched great the rest of the way. But I donÆt know how that works. I wish I could tell you, but IÆm not that smart. I have no frigginÆ idea.ö
He finished with nine strikeouts and just four hits allowed Ś three of them came in the first four batters of the game, when the Angels scratched out a quick 1-0 lead.
ItÆs the 11th time heÆs had nine or more strikeouts in a game (the most by a Tigers pitcher since Mickey LolichÆs 15 in 1971) and the eighth straight start with eight or more, the longest streak by any Tigers pitcher since the end of the dead-ball era in 1919. Hall of Famer Hal Newhouser had seven straight in 1946.
The Tigers tied it in the third on a two-out walk to Omar Infante and an RBI triple by Andy Dirks. It marked the 10th straight run Ś dating back to Wednesday Ś that the Tigers had scored with two outs, including all seven runs up to that point in the series with Angels.
They untied it in the sixth with a pair of home runs in the span of two pitches from Ervin Santana, as Prince Fielder hit his 23rd with Andy Dirks aboard on a leadoff walk, then Delmon Young hit his 14th on the first pitch he saw to make it 4-1.
The Tigers would pad the lead to 5-1 with a run in the eighth, as Dirks bunted his way on, went to third on a Fielder single, and scored on a Quintin Berry sacrifice fly.
Joaquin Benoit pitched a perfect eighth, but Jose Valverde plunked Torii Hunter to start the ninth. Hunter took second, then scored on an RBI single by Kendrys Morales to make it 5-2.
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Tonight the Wingnut Anarchist Collective is hosting the Slam Up Poetry and Comedy tour at 7pm. Free, sober, all ages. But bring money for merch or donations if you can!
Tomorrow is the Richmond Zine Fest from 11-5 at the Gay Community Center of Richmond, attached to Diversity Thrift. Its a free event to attend, and folks with zines can come and pay a fee to table. Www.richmondzinefest.org for more info
If you are like us you still need to make copies of your zines. If you want to carpool at 4 or 5am to the 24 hour kinkos at Broad and Libby please text Mo at 804 300 0023 to coordinate our sleep deprived love of do-it-yourself culture!!!
Posts Tagged 'Wingnut'
Slam Up Poetry/Comedy Tonight and Zine Fest tomorrow!!!Posted: October 3, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: all ages, anarchist, collective, comedy, diversity thrift, DIY, free, gccr, infoshop, poetry, radical, RVA, slam up, sober, Wingnut, zinefest, zines
Tonight the Wingnut Anarchist Collective is hosting the Slam Up Poetry and Comedy tour at 7pm. Free, sober, all ages. But bring money for merch or donations if you can!
Food Not Bombs Location UpdatePosted: September 1, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: activism, anarchist, collective, consensus, direct action, DIY, foodnotbombs, mokarn, radical, RVA, solidarity, vegan, Wingnut
Ok folks, hold onto your hats. We have got a change up with Richmond Food Not Bombs. One house in the rotation has dropped out so we are now going to be hosting for the month of September at The Wingnut Anarchist Collective 2005 Barton Avenue. October and November will be planned to be at 3100 1st Avenue. September is Mo's birthday and marks their 12th year of some sort of involvement with Food Not Bombs. Come celebrate with Mo by coming out to cook on Sundays in September at 12:30.
Look out for notice of a Food Not Bombs meeting soon so we can figure out a long term schedule and maybe a new house to add back into the rotation.
We need to keep strong because we are still facing the privatization of Monroe Park and possible issues from that coming up next Summer. Momentum must be built and allies made.
Richmond Area Update from the Virginia Organizing Project!Posted: August 31, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: all ages, anarchism, anarchist, Anarchist Black Cross, anarchists, anarchy, collective, community, copwatch, DIY, FNB, Food Not Bombs, house show, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, Monroe Park, Richmond, RVA, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist collective, zines
This is a list of upcoming events from the VOP- But we have added Wingnut events and events we know about in bold!
THE AMAZING RAISE: Virginia Organizing will be participating in the Amazing Raise on September 17 and 18. This is an online fundraising effort and anyone can donate by visiting http://www.theamazingraise.org/. Folks can easily contribute online at anytime starting at 6:00 a.m. on September 17 until 6:00 p.m. on September 18. However, the Richmond Chapter will be working to win the "Second Chance Early Bird" prize of $1500! To win this, Virginia Organizing needs to be one of the first ten groups to receive 25 separate gifts of $50 or more starting at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 18. If you can, please donate right at 8:00 a.m. on September 18. We need to make sure we have people signed up to give during this time, so please contact me directly if you are able to help us try to win this prize. If our Chapter helps with this prize and Virginia Organizing wins it, some of the prize money will count toward our 2014 Chapter fundraising goals! Also, if anyone is available to run a 5k to benefit Virginia Organizing, the Amazing Raise is hosting a race on Tuesday, September 16 at the Boulders in Chesterfield. Visit www.amazingraise5k.org to register (and be sure to run in your Virginia Organizing t-shirt, contact me if you don't have one).
August 31, 4:00 p.m., public forum on police brutality, Monroe Park
September 1, 6:00 p.m. (every 1st and 3rd Monday) Moral Monday, Bell Tower on Capital Square
September 1st, 8:00pm Bizarro Books Reading at the Wingnut
September 5-7, Virginia Organizing annual Grassroots Gathering, Blackstone, Virginia
September 7, 2:00 p.m., ASWAN (an organization of Homeless people) meeting, Legal Aid Justice Center
September 7 (and every Sunday) 12:30 p.m. Food Not Bombs meal in Monroe Park
September 8, 7:00 Virginia Organizing Transit Action Team meeting at Northside Grill
September 10, 7:00pm Karaoke at Lakeside Tavern with the Wingnut
September 11, 7:00pm Craft Night at the Wingnut
September 13, Richmond Peace Festival, 11:00 am at St Stephen's Episcopal Church, 600 Grove Avenue
September 17, noon, Central Virginia Rainbow Partnership Meeting, 1407 Sherwood Avenue
September 17, 6:30 p.m., Joe Calabrese to speak on the benefits of rapid transit, at the Science Museum
September 18, Virginia General Assembly Special Session on Medicaid expansion begins
September 20, Broad Street Mile fundraiser for Richmond Justice Initiative
September 21, UCI cycling World Championship in Spain begins (2015 in Richmond)
September 23, 6:00-8:00pm Shooting Practice with the Wingnut at CSA
September 25, RePHRAME (public housing residents organization) meeting
October 1, 7:00 p.m., Ellen Dunham-Jones on reducing sprawl at VCU Commons
October 3rd, 7:00pm Slam Up Performance at the Wingnut
October 4th, 11:00am – 5:00pm Richmond Zine Fest at the GCCR
October 7, 7:00 p.m., presentation on Bus Rapid Transit plan, at Spring Run Presbyterian Church near Woodlake
October 9, 7:00pm, Craft Night at the Wingnut!
October 14, last day to register to vote and last day to apply for an ID for the November election
October 25, 1:00 p.m. 7th Annual River City Saunter Route 5 Corridor bus tour, Partnership for Smarter Growth
October 31, HALLOWEEN – Halloween Parade
Every Sunday in November from 12:30- 5pm, Food Not Bombs at the Wingnut
November 1 & 2, Richmond Gunshow with Anarcho Rednecks Against Oppression
November 8, Richmond Peace Education Center Dinner and Auction
November 12, The Commonwealth Institute is holding a statewide policy conference in Richmond
November 27th, Friendsgiving Potluck at the Wingnut!
September 2015, UCI cycling World Championship in Richmond
Join Virginia Organizing for a discussion with
Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam
Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam will be speaking at the Virginia Organizing Grassroots Gathering on Saturday, September 6 at 9 a.m. The Grassroots Gathering will take place at the Blackstone Conference and Retreat Center, located at 707 4th Street, Blackstone, VA 23824.
The Gathering is a weekend event with workshops, speakers, and fun time! Virginia Secretary of the Commonwealth Levar Stoney will also attend to discuss restoration of rights in Virginia. Please see grassrootsgathering.eventbrite.com for more details.
You are invited to come for the entire weekend event or just parts. Please register in advance and arrive no later than 8:30 a.m. on Saturday morning! We look forward to seeing you there!
MEDICAID EXPANSION: The struggle for full health care reform in Virginia will continue next month when the General Assembly begins a special session on Medicaid expansion on September 18. Medicaid expansion is a piece of the Affordable Care Act that could provide coverage to up to 400,000 uninsured Virginians (with the federal government picking up a minimum of 90% of the cost). Governor McAuliffe would like to expand Medicaid but is faced with a legislature that refuses to take action. We will be doing at least one action in mid-September to push leaders of the opposition to expansion to come up with some ideas about what we should do.
TRANSIT ORGANIZING: Organizing bus riders continues to be a major priority for the local chapter. We have contacted over 200 bus riders about our organizing efforts and we are finding lots of interest and support. Once or twice a month we gather to talk to bus riders at the Transfer Station downtown at 9th and Marshall. If you would like to join us please contact Bob Becker at email@example.com. This Fall we will have an intern joining us for outreach.
BUS RAPID TRANSIT: The regional plan for a Bus Rapid Transit system continues to move forward. The city is currently waiting on approval of a major federal grant to begin construction of the first phase of the system. Bus Rapid Transit has been called "a train on wheels" as it involves large buses moving on special lanes on streets to fixed bus stops. Lots of information about Bus Rapid Transit, including a link to the first phase of the Richmond Plan, can be found at:
RVA Rapid Transit, Partnership for Smarter Growth, and GRTC are presenting:
Wednesday, September 17, 2014, 6:30 pm.
Science Museum of Virginia, Thalhimer Theater
2500 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23220
This event will feature Joe Calabrese, the CEO of the most successful Bus Rapid Transit system in the country. He will be discussing the economic development potential of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) for Metropolitan Richmond.
Click here to RSVP: rapid-transit-rva.eventbrite.com
RUDD'S TRAILER PARK (volunteers needed): The effort to save the community at Rudd's Trailer Park off Jeff Davis Highway is moving forward. Volunteers are helping folks correct problems with their trailers. If you have construction related skills and would like to help, email email@example.com. The other challenge with the effort remains the attitude of the city. It still seems to many people that the city is taking a harder line with trailer parks than they are with other rental property.
VOTER REGISTRATION AND VOTING: The new Virginia Voter Photo Identification law took effect on July 1. The law requires everyone to have an approved photo ID to vote. Folks who do not have an approved photo ID can get one at your Registrar's office. For more information on the new voter photo ID law, click here to download a printable flyer.
LISTENING PROJECT: Virginia Organizing is conducting a Listening Project in the Richmond Area. The Listening Project is made up of several hundred face to face conversations about the Metro Area and its opportunities and challenges. Anyone is able to participate. If you would like to be involved please contact Virginia Organizing's Richmond organizer, Bob Becker at firstname.lastname@example.com
KROGER CAMPAIGN: UFCW Local 400 is looking towards contract negotiations for Kroger workers here in Virginia. They are asking community supporters to wear a button and talk to Kroger workers as a show of support. Contact Ken Pinkard at firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
This Week- Drunken Wobblies and Craft Night!!!Posted: August 26, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: 2005 Barton Avenue, all ages, anarchism, anarchist, anarchy, bizarro books, collective, cookout, craft night, DIY, Do It Yourself, FNB, folk punk, food is a right not a privilege, Food Not Bombs, friends, house show, infoshop, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, no alcohol, no beer, no booze, no drinking, Northside, potluck, punk, radical, RVA, sober, Virginia, Wingnut
On Wednesday August 27th we are hosting live from Canada the Drunken Wobblies! Folk punk music with labor lyrics! 7pm, all ages, bring a friend and a donation for the canadians!
On Thursday August 28th we are hosting a craft night at 7pm! We will be making jewelry and you are welcome to come and bring any craft you want to work on or supplies to share etc.!
On Sunday August 31st, join us at 12:30 to cook for Food Not Bombs! This is the Wingnut's last Sunday hosting the meal preparation until November!
On Monday September 1st, take a break from your Labor Day festivities to come to a bizarre book reading at the Wingnut. No, really, its bizarre- The Bizarro Book Tour to be exact! 8pm!
And on Friday September 5th, at 6pm, we will be hosting a potluck dinner for friends and family!!
Wingnut Friends and Family Potluck – September 5thPosted: July 24, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: all ages, anarchist, collective, cookout, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, potluck, RVA, sober, vegan, Wingnut
New and old friends and family are invited to a potluck on Friday September 5th starting at 6pm.
Bring a dish or non-alcoholic beverage to share!
We should have the coals on the grill warmed up for you, so bring something to throw on if you desire!
All ages, sober event.
2005 Barton Avenue Richmond, VA 23222
Craft Night!! August 14th!Posted: July 24, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: all ages, anarchist, art, arts, collective, craft, creative, dit, DIY, homespun, punk, Richmond, sewing, sober, va, Wingnut
Come get crafty at the Wingnut on Thursday, August 14th at 7pm.
Bring projects you are wokring on, new ones, craft supplies etc.
We will have coffee and some snacks- feel free to bring snacks to share if you want.
We will also have some crafting supplies, but maybe not what you are looking for, so get in touch and ask or bring things you like to use to get creative! This will be a monthly event, on the 2nd Thursday of each month! Do-It-Yourself and Do-It-Together!
Sober / All Ages
2005 Barton Avenue Richmond, VA 23222
Slam Up! Musical comedy/poetry/improve event- Friday October 3rd at 7pm!Posted: July 12, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: anarchist, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, Richmond, RVA, slam up, Wingnut, zines
Slam Up, a musical mix of comedy, poetry, and improv. They are two female, NYC-based performers who are going on a tour of the east coast. We will be in the Richmond area on Friday, October 3, 2014.
The night before the Richmond Zine Fest!!
The show in 40 words: It's TMI time with Cali & Emily! Prepare for a musical ride through the many stages of life and shades of love– requited, unrequited, gay, straight, queer, or, well, just "creative." WARNING: Contains wonderfully, hilariously, poignantly, adult material.
The show is approximately 60-75 minutes long.
All ages (discretion advised), sober event. 2005 Barton Avenue
Bring money for merch and donations!
The Drunken Wobblies play a Sober Show! August 27!Posted: July 12, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: acoustic punk, all ages, anarchist, collective, folk punk, house show, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, radical, Richmond, RVA, sober, the drunken wobblies, Wingnut
Anarcho Acoustic punk. Gonna be on a big US east coast tour from Canada for an album release.
Wednesday August 27th at 7pm at the Wingnut- 2005 Barton Avenue
Sober, All Ages
Bring money for merch and donations to the touring band!!!! Please and thank you!!
"Anarcho-Rednecks Against Oppression" Project Needs Your Help!Posted: July 10, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: anarchism, anarchist, anarchoredneck, Mo Karn, Mo Karnage, redneck, redneck revolt, Richmond, RVA, Wingnut
Anarcho-Rednecks Against Oppression is a new organization based in Central Virginia, and one of the first projects of the group is to begin tabling at gun shows.
Our goals are to introduce a more diy, class struggle, and anti-oppression perspective to the culture at gun shows, and create opportunities for folks who may have never been exposed to anarchist ideas to hear about them and pick up some relevant literature. We hope that instead of dismissing people who aren't on the exact same page we are on, we can meet them on our common ground, and through conversation and literature help folks step away from reactionary and racist perspectives and more into being self-thinking individuals.
We aren't the first anarchists to attempt to reach out in this way, some of our predecessors include the John Brown Gun Club in Kansas and Redneck Revolt in Denver. We would love to hear from anyone who has been involved in these groups, intervened with tea party types, has their own insights about gun shows, etc.
Some topics we are looking for relevant literature on:
Know Your Rights
Security Culture
Guns (duh?)
DIY stuff that folks at gun shows might be into
If any anarchists or radicals have zines, pamphlets or literature for us to distribute that you can mail us for free to help the cause, titles to recommend, or documents to email us, we would really appreciate it. We hope to develop a lot of original literature over time, but it always helps to not have to reinvent the wheel.
You can mail items to: ARAO c/o Wingnut 2005 Barton Avenue Richmond, VA 23222
or email mokarnage @ gmail.com
Our first gunshow will be the C & E Gun Show in Richmond on August 23-24 so if you can, please get any materials to us before then.
Wingnut Summer Events and Info Flier!!!Posted: July 2, 2014 in Uncategorized
Tags: anarchism, anarchist, anarchy, barton heights, city council, collective, infoshop, Northside, protest, radical, Richmond, RVA, Wingnut
Upcoming Events at the Wingnut Anarchist Collective!!!
All Wingnut Events are All ages and sober!
For out of town performers and speakers please bring money for donations and merch if you can!
2005 Barton Avenue Richmond, Va 23222 – email@example.com
More always being planned- check the website for updates! http://www.wingnutrva.org
Monday July 7 @ 6 – Wingnut Meeting (Bimonthly meetings on the 1st and 3rd Mondays at 6 are open to the public who want to get involved or have ideas etc. followed by a private residents meeting @ 7)
Saturday July 12 @ 12pm- Mobile Food Pantry neighborhood grocery distribution at North ave and W. Graham st.
Saturday July 12 @ 7pm – They Flew me to Canada, and Boy My Arms are Tired – Dane Rossman speaks about his experience being extradited to Canada for actions during the 2010 G20 Summit in Toronto – fundraiser for other G20 extraditees bring $$ to donate
Monday July 14 @ 6 – Richmond City Council Meeting at City hall – 9th and broad st. come see what the bastards are up to, speak out, make a ruckus, whatever you please! Get some!
Monday July 21 @ 6- Wingnut Meeting
Every Sunday in August @ 12:30 – Food Not Bombs Cooking! August 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st come help prepare a vegan meal at 12:30, we leave around 3:30 to get to Monroe Park by 4pm to share the food and then return to do cleanup! All levels of cooking experience welcome! Food is a right not a privilege!
Monday August 4 @ 6 – Wingnut Meeting
Monday August 18 @ 6 – Wingnut Meeting
Monday September 1st @ 6 – Wingnut Meeting
Monday September 1st @ 8- Bizarro Books Tour – Bizarre fiction readings and performances! $$ to buy books!
The Wingnut Anarchist Collective
We Gladly Feast on Those Who Oppress Us
What we are into: autonomy, sustainability, solidarity, mutual aid, liberation, equality, community, Do-it-yourself and do-it-together, direct action, consent, diversity of tactics
What we are not into: the state, police, jails, bosses, capitalism, hierarchy, consumerism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, racism, classism, etc.
What we do about it: food not bombs, copwatch, prisoner support, food not lawns, bike repair, radical lending library, public computer, radical zine collection, game nights, potlucks, movie nights, music/poetry/puppet performances, grocery and produce distribution, sobriety support, host and facilitate workshops, attending local city council and other meetings to speak out against bad plans and for good ones (recent examples include the privatization of Monroe park, shockoe stadium, and public $$$ going to Venture Richmond), organize and attend protests on a variety of political issues, critical mass bike rides, host speakers, trash cleanups, support fast food workers and others fighting for a living wage, free store clothing cabinets, little free library, free anarchist and radical literature distribution and more!
Anarchism is the revolutionary idea that no one is more qualified than you are to decide what your life will be!!!
Check out anarchist zines and books online at: http://www.theanarchistlibrary.org or http://www.sproutdistro.com or http://www.tangledwilderness.org
Interested? Get involved! Check the other side for a list of our upcoming events and meetings!
"Anarchists know that a long period of education must precede any great fundamental change in society, hence they do not believe in vote begging, nor political campaigns, but rather in the development of self-thinking individuals.
We look away from government for relief, because we know that force (legalized) invades the personal liberty of man, seizes upon the natural elements and intervenes between man and natural laws; from this exercise of force through governments flows nearly all the misery, poverty, crime and confusion existing in society." – Lucy Parsons – anarchist, labor organizer 1853-1942
"There is one common struggle against those who have appropriated the earth, the money, and the machines." – Voltairine de Cleyre – anarchist, feminist 1866-1912


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Heading into today's contest at Arizona State, the Colorado football team appears to be as concerned about the mercury level as the talent level of the Sun Devils.
The forecasted high temperature is 105 degrees, but it should be at least slightly cooler by the 7:28 p.m. kickoff.
CU is preparing for the hot conditions by hydrating heavily — linemen have been instructed to consume a gallon of a sports drink a day.
Also, many players will wear a water-filled cooling vest under their pads during the game.
Cornerback Jalil Brown attended Phoenix South Mountain High.
"The guys asked me, 'When you play in that kind of heat, do you fall out or anything?' " Brown told the Denver Post.
"I tell them, 'I won't lie; it's going to be hot. But you have to combat that.'
"I just tell them to stay hydrated and pretty much stay off their feet as much as they can."
When an opposing team comes into Sun Devil Stadium for an early-season game, its fretting about the heat can potentially become a bigger issue than the heat itself.
Last year, Oregon spent time worrying about the weather in the days before a 12:30 p.m. contest in Tempe on Sept. 30.
"The temperature will be a major issue for us," Ducks coach Mike Bellotti said then. "We are playing in the heat of the day, which will be a challenge to our players. I feel good about the conditioning aspect of our team, but we will be tested in this game."
And when kickoff came, the Ducks were tested in the Tempe heat like "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" contestants are tested with the $100 question.
The temperature of 101 degrees was more than three times the passing yardage compiled by ASU quarterback Rudy Carpenter, and Oregon cruised to a 48-13 win.
The other sweltering games in Tempe in recent seasons: Oct. 1, 2005, against Southern California (99 degrees), Oct. 11, 2003, against Oregon (92), Oct. 4, 2003, against USC (94) and Sept. 28, 2002, against Stanford (94).
The Sun Devils beat Oregon and Stanford but lost to USC twice, giving them a 2-3 record in those supposedly opponent-wilting heat contests.
As the saying goes, both teams have to play in it.
"It's something you just have to live through," Colorado coach Dan Hawkins said. "Hydrate and live through it."


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