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Question is.. is the mailing address he gives out real? Would make him rather stupid to give out all of his actual information.This is actually a point in favor of everyone he's scammed. By taking payment through the mail (even if it's only $1, or an item of value which he offered to buy or take in trade) and delivering nothing, he's guilty of mail fraud, a federal offense. How many people has he ripped off? Dozens? By making a "federal case out of it", the victims can make this turd pay a huge fine or spend 10 years or more in prison.
The bells started going off when I asked him if he took Paypal and he said no because he doesn't have a bank account, and it would have to be a money order only.
Anyone remember the movie The Firm? I can't find the script online, so I'm not sure of the exact line but it was something like up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 fine for each count of mail fraud.
Well for him to get his money, stuff the address would have to exsist and he'd have to have some way of getting the mail if it was say someone else's address. Why you want his address? He gave it to me when I was going to do a deal with him before this all came out.

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What kind of care can I expect if I choose a doula?
Can I get supportive care from my partner alone?
Can I rely on nurses, midwives, and doctors to meet my need for supportive care in labor?
Can a relative or friend meet my need for supportive care in labor?
Given these challenges, does it make sense to consider inviting a friend or relative to provide labor support?
Who can give me support during labor and birth?
How do my options for labor support compare?The table below can help you think through your options for labor support. It shows which types of personnel are most likely to be able to offer specific aspects of supportive care. Although the ratings are generally accurate, there will always be exceptions.
Table adapted with permission from the ICEA Position Statement: The Role and Scope of the Doula, (1999) published by International Childbirth Education Association (ICEA), PO Box 20048, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55420 USA 952/854-8660. Original table by Penny Simkin, PT, CD (DONA).
A growing body of better quality research is clarifying that the impact of labor support companions varies, by type of companion. To learn about effects of a person from the woman's social network versus a member of the hospital staff versus someone such as a doula who is present solely to provide labor support, see the Best Evidence page.
What kind of care can I expect if I choose a doula?As is clear from the table above, a trained labor support specialist is likely to to be your best option for optimal labor support. A doula stays with you throughout labor. According to your wishes, she may be close to you, if not in actual physical contact, nearly all of the time. She offers comfort measures such as cool cloths, massage, and handholding. She gives emotional support, including reassurance, encouragement, and honest praise. She can suggest ways to improve progress or ease discomfort. She can explain what is happening or interpret what hospital personnel have said. She can also help you communicate your needs to hospital staff and support decisions that you and your partner have made.
A doula looks after your partner as well, acting as a resource and guide and making sure your partner's needs are met. Some couples wonder if having a doula will disturb the privacy and intimacy of labor and birth; in fact, a doula can help to protect privacy and create an intimate atmosphere in a busy, institutional setting.
A doula usually meets with you before labor to learn your personal preferences, priorities, or concerns, and stays with you until an hour or so after the birth of your baby to help get breastfeeding started. Most doulas are also available before labor and in the days after the birth of your baby to provide information, reassurance, nonmedical advice, and, when appropriate, referrals.
Can I get supportive care from my partner alone?Giving your partner responsibility for supporting you through labor puts pressure on someone who may have little or no prior familiarity with birth, and who may have strong emotional needs of his or her own during the experience. Some partners do not have temperaments suited to this physically and emotionally nurturing role. The lack of privacy and the impersonal atmosphere in the hospital may inhibit others.
Partners can benefit by having someone with more experience mentor them through, offer practical ideas for helping with your comfort, reassure them, and look after their needs. Having an additional person allows partners to take a needed break and relieves pressure to meet your every labor support need. If labor is intense, you may welcome having more than one person to help you. For example, you may want one person in front of you talking you through each contraction while the other is behind you pressing on your lower back. If labor is long, members of your support team can relieve one another so that you always have someone relatively refreshed working with you.
The Tips & Tools: Labor Support page offers ideas to help your partner prepare to support you in labor.
Can I rely on nurses, midwives, and doctors to meet my need for supportive care in labor?Hospital-based practitioners and staff may have difficulty providing optimal labor support for several reasons:
These factors are less likely to be a problem at out-of-hospital ("freestanding") birth centers. They would rarely have an impact on home birth care.
Can a relative or friend meet my need for supportive care in labor?When all or most births took place in homes, women learned about birth and cared for other laboring women as a central part of family and community life. This knowledge was lost when birth moved into the hospital and women were isolated from their loved ones during childbirth. Few women today are in an optimal position to assist a laboring woman, even if they have given birth themselves, for several reasons:
Given these challenges, does it make sense to consider inviting a friend or relative to provide labor support?The essence of labor support is to "mother the mother." A calm, nurturing person with a basic understanding and respect for birthing processes can provide helpful labor support. A friend or relative who takes on this role can offer a special gift to you, and can experience the great privilege of participating in this important event in your life. The Tips & Tools page in this section offers help choosing a family member or friend to provide labor support. The Resources page offers books and videos to help your labor support companion prepare for your birth.
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WXIA -- RecruitMilitary in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and NBC's Hiring Our Heroes initiative is once again bringing another job fair to Atlanta. RecruitMilitary has held 19 events in Atlanta, drawing more than 7,770 attendees and 577 exhibitors.
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The popular job fair will be held on Thursday, February 28, 2013 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Georgia Dome. More than 58 exhibitors will advise of the positions available and review the resumes of job seekers. More than 300 veterans and military spouses are expected to attend the event, along with veteran-friendly local and national employers including Cummins Power South, Lazer Spot, Reliance Trust Company, Waste Management, Federal Aviation Administration, CVS, SunTrust, McDonald's Corp., Pyramid Consulting, Hewlett Packard, and many more.
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Real Reality From Our House: Road-trip tips
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The prospect of a FUN family vacation is so remote and futuristic that it is nearly inconceivable at this time. I've tried repeatedly and I've failed. I know all the tricks too. And if you do not do the following things, if you have small children, you may just get out at a red light and keep on walking.
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In this family, I drive the long hauls. My husband drives a lot, so I relieve him from this duty.
Besides, I drive faster. When he drives, I am constantly glancing at the speedometer saying, "You can go 80 through this stretch because there are no cops."
Driving makes me feel a nearly indescribable mix of calm and aggression. Although my husband has enough faith in God to take naps while I'm driving, he does occasionally mention that he is awake enough to seize the wheel if it should be required.
It has been required.
While I am driving is not a good time to talk about problems of any sort.
Not that I MIND any of this. I just want pity and appreciation.
If my husband is driving, we will get stopped by the fuzz.
If I am driving, we will not get stopped. If we do, we will get a warning, if that.
There is no policeman in any state who wants to see a pregnant woman (or one who looks pregnant even if she is not!) dig everything out of the back of an SUV on the side of the interstate to find her pocketbook and driver's license.
THEREFORE, I put the pocketbook in the car FIRST, so the entire vehicle has to be archaeologically excavated to find the correct documentation.
There are no televisions or gadgets in the car. As a mother, you have to fight for your rights. In the car, everyone has to talk to each other and be nice so they learn how to do that. These are teaching moments.
Until you swerve off the side of the road and crack the bamboo whipping spoon on the dashboard and shout, "Silence!"
Then everyone gets a good chewing out by their father.
I sit quietly and let Fred give me pity and appreciation in front of the kids while I cultivate the look of forbearance and martyrdom on my face. I glance at myself in the rearview mirror to see if it is convincing.
It's good for the marriage.
Could the skills that allow me to travel with three toddlers in an orderly fashion have gotten me awards and a fat paycheck for something in another line of business? I don't know.
I think about that while I'm driving.
I also think about the time we were invited to appear on "Oprah" for the "Dirtiest Car in America" episode. We gave it a pass.
I wanted to be on the show at least once before she stopped the program, and that was the only episode I qualified for, so I wrote to them, and they called me. But we decided we didn't want to be world famous for that particular problem.
With a car as dirty as ours, even when it's been cleaned, everyone sneezes the whole way. We think about getting another car. But then we say to ourselves, "Why bother? It will be just like this one in no time, so drive it into the ground and think about that later."
I think about those gigantic Ford Expeditions sometimes because they are so huge. You fill it up with $200 worth of gas and you don't have to fill it up again for another 800 miles, which takes one more errand off your list.
But Ford Expeditions are so BIG. You don't want to fill up more than one Hefty Steel Sack when you clean out the car.
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I arrived at the Workcycles shop today to have a tire changed on Lauren's bike and I entered an all too familiar scene: two of the mechanics decorating one of the rental cargo bikes. The customer's name is Marnix & he was pressed for time, as his sister Brechtje was going to get married to Jeroen on the other side of town...and he was in charge of arranging the bride & groom's ride before & after the ceremony. So the guys helped speed up the process of making that procession even more stylish and festive. Have a look.
You have to know that this is quite a common, aka traditional thing in Amsterdam & the Netherlands to do. Hell, I've seen 30 pedicabs for wedding guests parked outside a church at one point. My summer's favorite picture is of the soon-to-be-married couple below, which I took in Vondelpark. Also a Workcycles rental cargo bike, but the bigger flatbed one.
I'm sure Brechtje & Jeroen's wedding photos will turn out great. Life on two, or in this case, three wheels is bliss. Marnix, I know you'll be reading this, you'll have to let me know in the comment section whether you made it on time :).


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$65,000 EMERALD DOWNS DERBYSUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 201376th RUNNING, 3-YEAR OLDS, 1 1/8 MILES
Track & Stakes Record: 1:45 2/5, Flying Notes (3), September 2, 2002
Most WinsTrainer: 3, Jim Penney, Frank Brewster, Glen Williams, Robert Meeking, Bill McMeans & Bud KlokstadJockey: 3, Lennie Knowles, Joe Baze, Pedro Alvarado & Ricky FrazierOwner: 2, Dorothy Brewster & Dino Lozzi
Statistics (1996-2012 @ EmD)Track condition: Fast every year except 2009 (wet fast), winner Winning Machine Favorites: 2-for-17; Odds-on: 0-for-2 Largest $2 Win: $23, Jebrica, 2011 Smallest $2 Win: $4.20, Gallon, 2008Average Field Size: 8.4 (largest 12, 2005, 2006; smallest 6, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2012)Gate-to-wire winners: You've Got Action, 1997; Flying Notes, 2002; Saratoga Boot, 2010; Makors Finale, 2012Smallest Win Margin: head, Winning Machine, 2009Largest Win Margin: 11-¼ lengths, Flying Notes, 2002Winner bred: Kentucky 7, Washington 5, British Columbia 2, Arkansas 1, Florida 1, Maryland 1
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Worldventurer (5-2) Peter Redekop, BC Ltd. (Peter Redekop, Langley, BC)2—Mike Man's Gold (4) Swag Stables (Keith Swagerty, Auburn, WA)Gallo Stables (William Gallo, Jericho, NY)3—Finallygotabentley (7-2) Northwest Farms LLC (Jerre Paxton, Yakima, WA)Debbie Paxton, Yakima, WA4—Valiant Flame (12) R.E.V. Racing LLC (Roy Schaefer, Port Orchard, WA)5—Music of My Soul (8-5) Elttaes Stable (Ken Alhadeff, Seattle, WA)6—Botch (15) Luigi DiPietro, Seattle, WA; Diana DiPietro, Tukwila, WA
EMERALD DERBY SERIESJune 2: 50,000 Auburn Handicap, 6 ½ F-Finallygotabentley ($13.40), 1:15.28June 23: $50,000 Coca-Cola Handicap, 1M-Music of My Soul ($7), 1:35.07July 14: $50,000 Seattle Slew Handicap, 1-1/16 M-Mike Man's Gold ($38.80), 1:42.92Aug. 11: $65,000 Emerald Derby, 1-1/8 MileSept. 8: $50,000 Chinook Pass Stakes* (WA-bred), 1M*Sponsored by Jim Beam
SUPER 6 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Music of My Soul, Worldventurer, Finallygotabentley (2-14/$101.30)Robert Geller (EmD2): Worldventurer, Botch, Music of My Soul (4-14/$105.60)Gary Dougherty (Horse Racing Seattle): Music of My Soul, Worldventurer, Finallygotabentley (5-14/$110.40)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Music of My Soul, Worldventurer, Finallygotabentley (4-14/$154.10)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Finallygotabentley, Music of My Soul, Worldventurer (4-14/$132.60)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Music of My Soul, Worldventurer, Finallygotabentley (4-14/$131.80)Consensus: Music of My Soul (23), Worldventurer (14), Finallygotabentley (9) (4-14/$121.90)
NOTES: A victory by Finallygotabentley, Music of My Soul or Mike Man's Gold would likely clinch honors as Emerald Downs' champion 3-year-old male…In fact, the last eight Emerald Derby winners have been selected Top 3-Year-Old Male @ EmD…Favorites are a lowly 2-for-17 in the Emerald Derby. Gallon in 2008 is the last winning favorite, and that was via DQ…Alexandersrun in 2005 is the lone favorite to cross the finish line first in the Emerald Derby…Not including Stopshoppingdebbie (4-for-4) betting favorites are 1-for-11 in stakes at the current meet, and 0-for-3 in the 3-year-old colts & geldings division…Two recent Derby winners—Winning Machine (2009) and Jebrica (2011)—are expected to start in the $200,000 Longacres Mile (G3) on Sunday, August 18…Doris Harwood (Music of My Soul) ranks No. 1 all-time with 58 stakes wins @ EmD, but Tom Wenzel (Finallygotbentley) is No. 1 this year with six stakes wins including a four-race sweep of the Washington Oaks series by Northwest Farms' Stopshoppingdebbie…Worldventurer would be the first Texas-bred to win the Derby @ EmD, but the gray gelding fits a trend: since 2003, Emerald Derby winners include an Arkansas-bred, a Florida-bred, a Maryland–bred, a British Columbia-bred, three Kentucky-breds and three Washington-breds.-##-


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I've set up searches to break up email from each of my clients on a domain basis. I also receive automated server reports from some of these clients and I'd like to exclude them from the search so I only see email from actual people. Is there a way to add a "not" to a search?
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I generally send this mail to a separate folder so I could just apply the search to all but that folder, however this would mean I'd need to update the search every time I add a new folder.
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1970 Plymouth Barracuda - The Price Is RightWritten by on December 21, 2011 Hidden Treasure
Though most automotive enthusiasts are aware that scoring a deal on a classic Mopar has become more and more difficult thanks to the internet and certain television shows, sometimes we're reminded that good cars are still out there waiting to be found. And while there are still plenty of owners who "won't sell at any price," or "are planning to fix it up one day," at times it's not the money that matters but the sentimental value of the classic car that keeps an owner from selling. Chuck and Sheryl Sparks of Macon, Georgia, discovered this '70 Barracuda sitting at a storage unit and, thanks to a childhood friendship, purchased the Plymouth for just one dollar.
Each year, the Sparks family leases a storage unit during the holiday season in order for "Santa" to have somewhere to hide gifts before the magical morning of Christmas. Sitting in outside storage at the same complex, Chuck had noticed a '70 Barracuda that he swore he recognized from his childhood, and would check the car out during their visits. Sheryl was scared that he'd get in trouble for disturbing someone's property, but Chuck swore that he knew the owner of this Barracuda as an older friend named Mark that he knew as a kid.
When Chuck was younger, he would ride his bicycle up to the store and Mark, who lived in the neighborhood, would often be there in his Barracuda. Showing off, or maybe with a little encouragement, Mark would do burnouts on the road in front of the store which made a big impression with Chuck. Seeing the car stored and neglected, Chuck couldn't get the Barracuda and its owner out of his mind, so he called in a favor and had a friend run the VIN to make sure this was the same car. When the information came back, Chuck discovered that the car was the one he remembered, and that Mark still owned the car but was currently incarcerated, explaining why the car was neglected.
After writing a letter to Mark, a phone call confirmed that he remembered Chuck and they talked about the car, the neighborhood, and the impression the powerful Plymouth made on Chuck. Expressing interest in the car Chuck kept in touch with Mark, and after a few letters and phone calls surprised Chuck one day by calling with his lawyer on the line as well. Stating that it was apparent how much Chuck loved the car, Mark agreed that if he would restore it and promise never to sell that he could have the car for one dollar. The lawyer drew up the bill of sale and the 383 Barracuda was theirs.
As a Barracuda model (instead of a 'Cuda), this car is a fairly rare big-block four-speed model, with a flat hood, vinyl roof, and factory air conditioning. After cleaning the car up and replacing belts, hoses, and fluids, the Plymouth fired right up and ran well. Chuck and Sheryl have already performed some rust repairs and have rebuilt the 383, and the paint job was in progress when they wrote us and is likely finished by now. We congratulate the Sparks' on their purchase, and would like to thank Mark for setting a good example, realizing what the car meant to someone else and letting them restore and enjoy it.
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Overall, the Barracuda is in great shape, and as part of the purchase agreement a full restoration is underway. Chuck says he had to promise Mark that he wouldn't sell the car, but planned to keep the car forever regardless of the promise. We're happy to see that this cool Mopar will be restored, since the owner did the right thing and sold the car to someone he knew would enjoy it.In 1970 the 'Cuda was the high-performance version of Plymouth's E-Body, so it's unusual to find a Barracuda with a factory high-performance 383 and Pistol Grip four-speed. With a flat hood and vinyl roof, this car is a real sleeper, having all the appearances of 318 power.Seeing this '70 Barracuda sitting outside in a storage lot, Chuck Sparks thought he recognized the car as belonging to a childhood neighbor. Knowing the Plymouth was only getting worse sitting uncovered outside, a little research led him to the car's owner who was incarcerated, but remembered Chuck and was happy to sell him the car for a great price.


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The Butler men's basketball game against Cleveland State at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Feb. 28 has been selected for a national telecast on ESPN2. Tip-off for the contest, which is a rematch of last year's Horizon League Tournament championship game, will be at 12 noon (ET), two hours earlier than originally scheduled.
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Schnauzer pup graphite drawing. Back to my art roots, and thoroughly enjoyed it. :)
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gorgeous rendering and adorable puppy!
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Thank you so much, everyone!! 💚
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Thank you so much, everyone, I really appreciate your taking the time to click and comment.
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So adorable! And those graphite lines are exquisite!
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Thank you for the nice words!
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Thank you, One Curious Chip. :)
how cute! looks a lot like my dog!
Thanks so much, Pixel. I'm jealous you have a schnauzer, I love them!
Adorable expression, well done Beth!
Thanks, Chris!
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very nice...
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wonderful work you do!
Thanks, Bruce, I appreciate that.
This is wonderful!
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So cute! Wonderful work
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I usually start at the beginning when viewing art prints, but this little guy immediately caught my eye...
Great work Beth ;)
Aww thank you, Morgane!
Love your line work - this is so great!
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Thank you, Matt, I really appreciate that. :)
Beautiful drawing, gorgeous dog! :)
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So adorable!
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Amazingly detailed & adorable
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Nice works! :)
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Thanks, everyone.
This is so much like my little schnauzer it's scary! Beautiful picture Beth!
Please like and follow me too! http://society6.com/product/blue-tree-q0l_print I really like your art style!
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Near as i can recall, this is part of the holy grail of city making Closest anyone's come up with so far is for PSP and Gimp which use "pipes" or "hoses" of different patterns one after the other.
Ok, so I was wondering about something. With Photoshop having a very nice brush-engine and all, this would be ideal to scatter buildings. Now my main problem is that if I use a brush with high spacing, I end up drawing countless copies of the same building.
Pretty good start, but not entirely what I want. It would be ridiculously awesome to be able to select more than one brush (building), and have photoshop automatically randomize them.
For example: I have a round brush, a triangle brush and a square brush. I select all three of them, and when I draw a line, photoshop acts as though I'm switching brushes while drawing. So I end up with a line consisting of randomly ordered triangles, squares and circles, or in our case, different kind of houses, mountains, trees or whatever. All this while acting as a single brush.
Now I realize this is something very few painters would use, but us cartographers would love this. I've been googling myself to near exhaustion, but I cannot find any way of doing it, and I do conclude that it isn't possible. But wouldn't it be possible for a Photoshop plugin to do this? And if so, do we have people technical enough to make it happen?
People with thoughts about how to do this here? Or people with the technical knowledge to make an awesome brush-randomizer?
Near as i can recall, this is part of the holy grail of city making Closest anyone's come up with so far is for PSP and Gimp which use "pipes" or "hoses" of different patterns one after the other.
My finished maps
"...sometimes the most efficient way to make something look drawn by hand is to simply draw it by hand..."
Holy grail indeed... I would set out on a quest for it had I some programming knowledge, but unfortunately, there's none of that in my head. Perhaps I could look into GIMP for a combined use .
It would be awesome to have in Photoshop though
It seems like what you want is this.... http://graphicssoft.about.com/librar...y/aa032999.htm
More specifically this is the page with the plugin http://www.humansoftware.com/pages12...y/HSpsp11.html
Looking at the price it's a bit expensive for casual use. You can make your own sprays though, so you could get it to spray buildings trees and everything else.
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Holy cow... 80 euro's O.o
It's very expensive, but I might just buy that :S
If only they'd have an evaluation version.
edit: I won't buy it, enthusiasm spoke before the price truly hit . I don't have the slightest clue to if it will do what I want in a simple way.
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Take a look at my brushes in the Elements section. The closest thing that I've ever come up with is in there called the house brush and the thatch brush but you need some paths for it to work (that part is in my town tutorial). It basically takes a square brush tip and sets a size jitter, rotation jitter, roundness jitter, and increased spacing. The roundness jitter makes the square into random rectangles, the rotation jitter makes them all slightly differently aligned to a path, and size (of course) makes em various sizes. For convenience, the brushes and tuts are in my sig.
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Ascension, I think I know what you're getting at without even reading your tut Problem is that my next project is gong to have somewhat unusual house-shapes. Meaning, custom brush... And custom brushes don't respond well to the settings you mentioned. But thanks anyway.
I'm currently trying GIMP, and while it's awesome that people distribute something like this for free, and I know I shouldn't complain about something like this, but coming from Photoshop, I honestly find GIMP to be highly annoying. I know it's some getting used to. Anyway, after a bit of fiddling, yes, I think I found the holy aperitif-cup... not quite a grail yet, since I can't figure out how to make brushes (image pipes) directional (if at all possible in GIMP). I do have it switching randomly from one building to another, it just paints all of them on the same axis...
I think I'm starting to figure out why Coyotemax calls this a 'holy grail'. I'll keep you all posted on my 'quest for the Holy Grail of map-making'. Tips will be welcomed of course, but I suspect I might need to look further than GIMP and Photoshop.
Painter has or used to have an image hose as well and I think maybe Dogwaffle has something similar? I'm not sure how useful they are because, in addition to dropping randomly sized/positioned/rotated items it seems you'd also want the brush to be "smart" and not overlay the items, have them align in some fashion (along roads or something), etc. and I'm not sure either of those products can manage that bit.
Never messed with macros/scripting in Photoshop but is something possible using that?
Here's a test with a custom brush I did in another post:
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To be honest, this kind of result is what I'm more or less looking for, and actually something I already managed. However, I'm working on a city/town with each house consisting of several towers, connected by (rope-)bridges. So each 'house' is a tight arrangement of 3 or more separate buildings. Which makes it a wee bit harder


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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:34 pm
Post subject: Dwarven Gods of Haven
(Intermediate God)
Great Master of Greed, Trove Lord, Wyrm of Avarice.
Jeweled Dagger
Neutral Evil
Evil, Travel, Trickery
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Heart of Avarice" Dagger [diamond-bladed]
Abbathor (ab-ah-thor) wasn't always evil. The creature that would become known as the Wyrm of Avarice originally concerned himself with the natural beauty of gems and metals, but became estranged from his pantheon when Moradin named Dumathoin the patron of Shield dwarves, a position Abbathor had coveted since birth. Thereafter he traded the tradition and honor of the dwarven race for trickery and stealth. He had been denied the thing he wanted most, and swore never to be in the same position again. Henceforth, if something appealed to Abbathor, he took it. Since dwarves are prone to greed without any help from their deities, many have fallen to Abbathor's seductive call. The Trove Lord now seeks to pervert the whole of the dwarven race to his way of thinking, the greatest offense he can imagine to thumb his nose at his distant patriarch. Abbathor covets valuables and gems with intensity best described as sensual, and goes to any length to get what he wants.
Abbathor's secret, windowless subterranean temples feature sacrificial altars of massive stone blocks blackened by countless fires. Commonly painted with gold leaf and filled with purloined valuables, strangers frequently confuse Abbathoran temples for treasure chambers, a problem that has resulted in more than a few adventuring parties raiding for loot in the midst of some religious ceremony. Though he hatches his plans in secret, Abbathor's entire existence is dedicated to undermining the dwarven way of life. The bulk of the dwarven pantheon has not noticed, however, and most mortal dwarves remain completely oblivious to the Trove Lord's true plans. He directs his church to acquire as much wealth as possible from nondwarves and hide it away or sacrifice it to him.
Clerics of Abbathor are known as
(a dwarven word meaning "those consumed by greed"); they pray for spells at night. Solar eclipses, volcanic eruptions, or any other natural phenomenon that blocks the light of the sun during the day are causes for great religious celebration among the
, who use the cover to hatch their larcenous schemes. Once annually,
sacrifice an enemy of the dwarves (ranging from elves to umber hulks), opening the unfortunate's ribcage to create "Abbathor's purse," into which the penitent cast coins and gems. The entirety is then burnt in offering to the Trove Lord. Favorite sacrifices include orcs, trolls, and giants. Clerics of Abbathor frequently multiclass as divine seekers or rogues, occasionally going so far as to join the ranks of the shadowdancers.
Though Berronar hates Abbathor with a fierce intensity and Dumathoin is happy to return his disdain, the rest of the pantheon has no clue that Abbathor plots to modify the entire race of dwarves into his greed-obsessed followers. Most see him as a distasteful, obsessed, spiteful brother who nonetheless aids the pantheon in times of strife and who remains, at the end, a steadfast ally. Though Moradin himself is quicker to forgive than his paramour, the All-Father has taken a keen interest in Abbathor of late, sending his agents to spy on the clergy of the Wyrm of Avarice. As Moradin's servants generally display a characteristic unsubtlety, such investigations have thus far revealed no treachery. Abbathor shuns other nondwarven deities.
Haven's wealth was created for those dwarves crafty enough to capture it by any means necessary. Revel in the possession of all wealth that shines or sparkles, for its pleasing form was meant to bring you pleasure. Greed is good, as it motivates the possession and holding of all that is precious. Do not seize wealth from the children of the Morndinsamman, however, nor conspire against the favored of Abbathor, for strife in the name of avarice weakens the clan.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:35 pm
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Berronar Truesilver
(Intermediate God)
The revered Mother, Mother of Safety
Two Silver Rings
Lawful Good
Safety, Honesty, Home, Healing, the Dwarven Family,
Records, Marriage, Faithfulness, Loyalty, Oaths
Good, Healing, Protection
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Wrath of Righteousness" Heavy Mace
Berronar Truesilver (bair-oh-nahr troo-sill-vur) is matriarch of the dwarven pantheon. As Moradin's bride, Berronar sees it as her duty to act as an authority figure for the dwarven gods, using her keen negotiation skills and calm demeanor as a balm to keep the sometimes fractious pantheon unified. According to dwarven traditionalists, if not for this quality, the Morndinsamman (and perhaps the entire dwarven race) might never have survived the stresses of its long, gradual decline. With the coming of the Thunder Blessing within the last century, it appears as though that decline has been reversed; the Revered Mother now aids Moradin in charting the destiny of the dwarven people by giving wise council to Faerun's most trusted orthodox dwarven clerics. Despite the recent renaissance, however, a growing number of disconsolate dwarves resent Berronar and her husband for a philosophy they define as hidebound obduracy.
Berronar's clerics, known as faenor ("those of the home") are the guardians and protectors of dwarven clans. They maintain records of lore, traditions, and family histories. They strive to further the good health and good character of all dwarves by acting as teachers and healers. As the moral compass of the dwarves, they can be very conservative, not tolerating foolhardiness among young dwarves or controversial or radical ideas. The number of twins from the Thunder Blessing has certainly taxed their patience. The church itself is very structured, with every cleric knowing his or her place, and each clan's church uses an identical setup, so members visiting from other clans know exactly where they fit in. In a sense, her church is like a house run by a strict but loving mother.
The faenor pray for spells at dawn. Among the many mundane secular services they provide to dwarven communities, they have a reputation for planning and officiating weddings that makes them sought out by even nondwarves wishing for a perfect bonding ceremony. Annual offerings of silver are made to Berronar, usually accompanied by a small white flower as a token of appreciation for the motherly love Berronar feels toward all dwarves. Midwinter Day and Midsummer Night hold religious significance to the faenor. In the former case, the day brings fantastic celebrations below ground. The latter sees a similar fete take place above ground, when travelers or members of neighboring communities (rarely including nondwarves) are invited to join in the festivities. Faenor rarely multiclass, but those who do typically become dwarven defenders or fighters.
Berronar has little time for alliances outside the dwarven pantheon, but is on friendly terms with the lead goddesses of the elves, gnomes, and halflings. She works hand-in-hand with Sharindlar in their shared responsibility of inspiring acts of love among the dwarves, with Sharindlar typically overseeing the courtship and the Mother of Safety ensuring a healthy, loving relationship following marriage. She herself is an ideal wife to Moradin, making her one of the Dwarffather's few completely trusted confidantes. She enjoys the company of Clangeddin and Gorm Gulthyn but is somewhat cool toward Marthammor, Dugmaren, and Haela, whom she believes have yet to set into the roles dictated to them by propriety. She has no time for the scheming Abbathor, and advocates that her husband drum him from the pantheon as he has Laduguer and Deep Duerra. Her hatred of the orc, goblinoid, and giant deities rivals that of her husband.
The children of Moradin are shaped on the Soul Forge and ever warmed by the embrace of the Revered Mother. Tend the hearth and home, drawing strength and safety from truth, tradition, and the rule of law. Join with friends, kin, and clan in common purpose. Do no succumb to the misery of greed or the evils of strife, but always bring hope, health, and cheer to those in need. Once an oath is made, Berronar watches over its keeping-- to break it is to grieve her sorely. Children must be cherished and guarded well from harm, for they are the future of all dwarvenkind.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:36 pm
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Clangeddin Silverbeard
(Intermediate God)
The Giant Slayer, the Honorable, the Stout Dwarf, Father of Battle, Lord of the Twin Axes, The Rock of Battle
Two crossed battleaxes
Lawful Good
Battle, War, Valor, Bravery, Honor in Battle
Dwarf, Good, Law, Strength, War
Favored Weapon:
"Giantbane" Battleaxe
Clangeddin Silverbeard (clang-id-den silverbeard) is a stout and well trained warrior. Garnished in embossed plates and brandishing his axe, Clangeddin serves as both a protector of the Dwarven race and of all things good. His manors are that of a wise man, but he can be quiet vain of his skill and valor, which has put him at odds from time to time with his friend and rival Torm. He is also trusted by many Gods to safeguard things important to them when asked, while also swearing to eliminate evil and the giant-kin that may threaten dwarfs.
The church is made mostly of shrines, and mountain cities have harbored temples in his name. The church is well organized, and many of its followers are fighters, knights, and paladins who serve to protect. They have also been known to organize special guards for times of need or requested to protect special occasions, artifacts, and royalty. The followers of Clangeddin are well known as perhaps the most valorous warriors, and trusted guards. They have also been known to willingly accompany followers of Torm on crusades for good and are reported most friendly towards Torm's church. Though from time to time their rivalry has been shown with public tourneys, spars, races, and drinking contests; and even the outright debate of who is more devoted to serving the better good of all.
Clerics of Clangeddin pray for their spells at high noon. Their known holidays are "The Quelling" and the "Battle of Tethyra". The Quelling is the one day when all followers of Clangeddin gather at the temples to pray to their god in preparation of a great battle against any giant encampments that threaten their homes. They return only when the giants have been chased from their home or have been wiped out. The Battle of Tethyra is a pilgrimage where Dwarves arrive for one week in the City of Tethyra to celebrate with their friends; the church of Torm, their glorious victory together during the War of Ages against the Scourge God; Bane. Clerics of Clangeddin can, and have multiclassed as paladins or fighters.
Clangeddin is perhaps one of the oldest dwarven gods next to Moradin. He once gave up his immortality for what he believe the much more proper way to serve good during the "War of Ages" and fought along side Torm when he was mortal. Torm is perhaps his closest ally though one would think other wise when they bicker on occasions, but he is not opposed to helping other good gods. Those he opposes are the gods of darkness and especially Bane due to his adventures.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:38 pm
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Dugmaren Brightmantle
(Lesser God)
The Gleam in the eye, The Errant Explorer
Open Book
Chaotic Good
Scholarship, Invention, Discovery
Good, Knowledge, Magic
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Sharptack" Short Sword
Just as Marthammor Duin exemplifies the occasional dwarven urge to explore the world beyond the mountain, Dugmaren Brightmantle (duhg-mah-ren brite-man-tuhl) signifies the exploratory striving to blaze the trails of creativity by applying accumulated knowledge to create something new and good. Brightmantle represents the progressive elements of a naturally conservative race that nonetheless prides itself on its infrequent innovations. His ceaseless quest for knowledge and constant tinkering and exploring have a tendency to get him into trouble, and though Moradin (his father),admires Dugmaren's adventuresome spirit, the Dwarffather despairs at his tendency to wander away from a pursuit to follow something else that catches his notoriously fickle attentions.
Dugmaren's clerics, known as xothor ("those who seek knowledge"), draw from the most creative tinkers and free-thinkers of dwarven communities, on rare occasions even allowing gnomes to join their orders. They follow a doctrine of knowledge for knowledge's sake, seeing equal value in learning a once-lost recipe for toasted zygom stalk and discovering the crucial flaw in an enemy's defensive fortifications. In fact, since the xothor strongly favor creation over destruction, there's a good chance many of them would prefer the recipe. Temples of the Errant Explorer, usually sprawling edifices filled with the scattered detritus of a half-hundred abandoned experiments and twice as many open books, can be found above and below the surface.
Xothor pray for spells in the morning. They observe few official holidays, instead whispering a prayer of thanks to the Errant Explorer upon the discovery of some new bit of lore. On Greengrass and High-harvestide, xothor begin the day with several hours in private meditation, staring at the flame of a candle. Thereafter, neighboring xothor gather to discuss their discoveries and creations since the prior convocation. Xothor frequently multiclass as wizards.
Dugmaren's ambitions ensure that he's always at the center of some exploit, frequently in the company of his loose circle of deific associates. His circle includes Haela Brigh-taxe, Marthammor Duin, Brandobaris, Erevan Ilesere, Gond, and Shaundakul. Gargauth, who represents knowledge-hunting for illicit and perverse purposes, is among the Gleam in the Eye's most hated foes.
The secrets of the world are waiting to be revealed. Travel widely, broaden your mind at every opportunity, and pursue the life of a scholar. Cultivate the spirit of inquiry among the young and be a teacher to all. Seek to recover lost and arcane knowledge of ages past and apply it in the world today. Try new methods of doing things just for the joy of experimenting. Learn a little of everything, for you never know what might be of use down the road.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:39 pm
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(Intermediate God)
Keeper of Secrets under the mountain, The Silent Keeper
Faceted gem in a mountain
True Neutral
Buried wealth, Ores, Gems, Mining, Exploration, Shield Dwarves, Guardian of the Dead
Earth, Knowledge, Protection
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Magmahammer" Maul
In the Quiet Years (so called because the pounding of dwarven picks in the mines and hammers on the forgestone had yet to break the still silence of the earth) Dumathoin (doo-muh-thoe-in) prepared the mountains for the coming of the shield dwarves. Named as their patron by Moradin himself, the mute deity set veins of precious metals where they might one day be intercepted and invented countless colors for countless gems to beautify his chosen earthly realm. When first his charges came they carved into his creation, marring its inherent beauty and sending Dumathoin into a fretful state of wrath. In time, however, he saw how the dwarves forged his metal into artful weapons and crafts, and how they cut and set his gems into works of great refinement. These crafts pacified Dumathoin and filled him with pride. Now, the Keeper of Secrets under the Mountain ensures the safety of miners, bends precious mineral veins toward shield dwarf habitations, and safeguards the sanctity of his beautiful realm.
Not everyone respects the inherent beauty of Dumathoin's creations, however, seeing them instead as bounty to be drawn from the mountains in the most expedient manner possible, regardless of the destruction caused by such wanton pillage. These rapacious profiteers have much to fear from the talhund ("hidden gift") Dumathoin's vigilant clergy. In addition to protecting dwarven mines, the talhund seek out new mineral and gem deposits, supervise mining activities to ensure the proper respect is paid to the mountain, and develop strategies to defeat the strange Underdark creatures sometimes accidentally exhumed during excavations. Dumathoin's clergy builds underground temples in the deepest caverns, always near an impressive vein of precious metal or a bed of natural gems. Such bounty remains a part of the temple and free from harvest as a testament to the local clan leader's reverence for the Silent Keeper. Talhund pray for spells in the morning. They refer to the nights of the new moon as the Deepstone Triad, claiming that at this time the moon becomes a great gem hidden in the fastness of the earth. On such nights, talhund and lay followers of Dumathoin sacrifice gems and jewelry upon large stone blocks. Specially tasked talhund pulverize these offerings while the congregation gives thanks to the Keeper of Secrets under the Mountain. Dumathoin also serves as the dwarves' deity of the dead, and hence talhund are tasked with disposing of corpses and seeing that their souls pass successfully to the afterworld. Talhund rarely multiclass.
Dumathoin favors the company of other gods interested in elemental earth or smithing. As a mute (none know if his silence is by nature or by preference), Dumathoin remains somewhat distant from the Morndinsamman, which has the side-effect of placing him above their internal conflicts. He enjoys an obscure, nonhostile relationship with the illithid god Ilsensine, though the followers of both gods often clash.
Walk the deep and silent ways of Dumathoin. Seek out the hidden gifts of the Keeper of Secrets under the Mountain. That which is hidden is precious, and that which is precious shall stay hidden. Seek to enhance the natural beauty of Dumathoin's gifts and go with, not against, the contours of the deeps. Beauty is the discovery and the crafting, not the holding. Keep the places of our dead inviolate and well tended; the noble ancestors of our race will neither be robbed nor moved through the actions of thieves and defilers. Abide not undead creatures, especially those that take the form of dwarves, thus mocking the creation of Moradin.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:40 pm
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Gorm Gulthyn
(Lesser God)
Fire Eyes, Lord of the Bronze Mask, the Eternally Vigilant
Shining bronze mask with eyeholes of flame
Lawful Good
Guardian of all Dwarves, Defense, Watchfulness
Good, Protection, War
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Axegard" Battleaxe
Most dwarven enclaves, set as they are in the lightless realm below the surface, stand in the path of aggressive, rapacious Underdark enemies. Those who protect these realms from attack give blessings to Gorm Gulthyn (gorm gull-thin), patron of watchfulness and defense. Gorm, a humorless masked warrior, ensures the safety of dwarven clanholds and seeks to defend these realms from their enemies, manifesting on the Prime far more often than his companions in the Morndinsamman. He keeps vigils on battlements, establishes traps and deadfalls in neighboring passages, and instructs his clerics on the art of planning a steady and reliable defense for the community. Those who have seen him fight on the walls of besieged communities relate his stunning battle prowess, but comment that his combat maneuvers increasingly belie not only millennia of dutiful practice, but a growing desperation, as if each battle might be the Lord of the Bronze Mask's last.
Clerics of Fire Eyes, known as barakor ("those who shield") organize the defense of dwarven communities, act as bodyguards, and instruct local dwarves about the value of alertness and vigilance. Upon entering the church, each barakor is assigned a charge to protect. More powerful clerics often choose to defend important clan personages, but the assignments of novitiates seem to be determined at random, and include children and elderly or infirm members of the clan. All are willing to sacrifice themselves ("paying Gorm's greatest price," in the vernacular of the church) to protect then-charge. Temples to the Golden Guardian typically are plain stone constructions featuring a central altar containing the remains of a fallen barakor. Most contain a small armory and are well fortified against attack.
Barakor pray for spells in the morning, usually before taking a tour of the community to ensure that the night passed with little incident. Holy days are celebrated each festival, with tedious (to outsiders) procedures that involve formal salutes, rhythmic grounding of weapons, and didactic, chanted prayers. Barakor frequently multiclass as dwarven defenders or fighters. Members of the former class are afforded the highest possible honor in the clergy of the Lord of the Bronze Mask.
Gorm Gulthyn is dying. Somehow, as he gave his essence to avatars battling for the preservation of dwarven kingdoms over the many centuries, his very existence became tied to the fate of those kingdoms. With each fall of a clanhold, something inside Gorm Gulthyn died; the divine fire licking the eyeholes of his mask grew dimmer by almost imperceptible increments. Proud nonetheless, Gorm has confided his condition only in Clangeddin, Marthammor,Moradin, whom he considers his closest friends. All hope that the Thunder Blessing and the resurgence of ancient dwarven bloodlines will return strength to the Sentinel, but no reverse has yet been observed. With each manifestation, Gorm throws himself more carelessly into his defensive actions, perhaps seeking an end to his condition on the tip of an enemy sword.
Never waver in your duty to Gorm's sacred charges. Defend, protect, and keep safe the children of the Morndinsamman from the hostile forces of the outside world. Be always vigilant and ever alert so that you are never surprised. If need be, be prepared to pay the greatest price so that the clan and the community survive, and your name will be remembered for generations.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:41 pm
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(Intermediate God)
The Exile, The Gray Protector, Master of Crafts
Broken crossbow bolt on a shield
Lawful Evil
Magic weapon creation, Artisans, Magic, Gray Dwarves (Duergar)
Evil, Magic, Protection
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Grimhammer" Warhammer
Ever since the duergar branched from their dwarven cousins, Laduguer (laa-duh-gwur) has harbored bitter resentment. The Gray Protector views his cousins in the Morndinsamman as indolent layabouts more concerned with maintaining outdated traditions than with progress and artifice. That's not to say Laduguer is a free thinker - he clings to his own brand of intolerant discipline, weaving a doctrine of obedience to one's leader, empowerment through the exploitation of slaves, enrichment through the creation of magical weapons, and protection through an unforgiving program of stern military preparedness. Strongly xenophobic, Laduguer urges his charges to avoid contact with other races except for limited trade and slave raids.
The duergar recognize no difference between religious and secular authority, making Laduguer's clerics (known as thuldor, a dwarven term meaning "those who endure") the nominal rulers of gray dwarf society. The duergar see their existence as a constant struggle against other Underdark races, and the thuldor form the single constant that has kept the race united and powerful ever since the days when Laduguer's clerics first led the gray dwarves away from their surface brethren. Many temples include sizable stables used in the care and breeding of steeders, large monstrous hunting spiders used as transport by many Underdark races. The duergar, under the guidance of the thuldor, have cornered the market on these highly trainable, versatile beasts of burden, granting the race considerable financial clout it the Night Below. The clerics are expected to serve in the military.
Thuldor pray for spells in the morning, usually before dedicating at least an hour to the concepting, creating or improving of a magical weapon. The duergar enjoy few religious ceremonies of note, as celebration offers a dangerous break to the toil upon which the duergar owe their protracted existence. Clerics of Laduguer seldom multiclass, occasionally becoming Champions of "Torm" or Fighters.
No mortal knows the exact reasons behind Laduguer's exile from the Morndinsamman. The gold and shield dwarves claim that he committed unspeakable crimes against his brethren and was only saved from Moradin's great Soulhammer by the temperance and forgiveness of Berronar. The gray dwarves explain the story somewhat differently, painting the Gray Protector as an advocate of a righteous, innovative philosophy that nonetheless so offended the Dwarffather that Laduguer was cast from the pantheon forevermore. Regardless, the Exile is at best tolerated by Dugmaren and Sharindlar; the rest of the Morndinsamman hold him in deep scorn. Deep Duerra, thought of by many as Laduguer's daughter, is his only true ally (and even she hatches multiple schemes against him). His race's dominance of the steeder market has gained him enmity from Lolth, and an ancient dispute with the demon prince Orcus simmers healthily to this day.
The children of Laduguer have rejected the feckless and feeble gods of their forefathers and withdrawn from their lazy once-kin so as not to be tainted by their weaknesses. Strict obedience to superiors, dedication to one's craft, and endless toil are necessary to achieve wealth, security, and power. Nothing is ever easy, nor should it be. Suffer pain stoically and remain aloof, for to show or even feel emotion is to demonstrate weakness. Those who are weak are undeserving and will suffer an appropriate fate. Adversity is Laduguer's forge, and the harsh trails through which the duergar must pass are his hammer blows - endure all and become stronger than adamantine.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:43 pm
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Marthammor Duin
(Lesser God)
Finder of Trails, Watcher over Wanderers, The Watchful Eye
Upright mace in front of a fur-trimmed leather boot
Neutral Good
Guides, Explorers, Expatriates, Travelers, Lightning
Good, Protection, Travel
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Glowhammer" Heavy Mace
The most conservative dwarves pledge that the Stout Folk belong underground, and that those who travel the Realm Above (known collectively among dwarven culture as Wanderers) have at worst betrayed ancient ideals and at best are somewhat disturbed fools. If the latter is the case, the young dwarven deity Marthammor Duin (Mar-tham-more doo-ihn) is the grand king of fools. The patron of those dwarves who have left the clanholds to explore the world under the sun, Marthammor approaches life with an almost gnome-like demeanor, always curious to see what's beyond the horizon and always willing to trade stories of travels past beside a crackling campfire. His is the rare spirit of dwarven exploration embodied in divine form, the spark of curiosity his followers equate with a quick burst of lightning from the open skies.
Marthammor's clergy, the volamtar ("blazers of fresh trails") represent one of the most widely recognized dwarven churches of the surface world, especially in the North, where their worshipers have grown abundant in recent decades. Volamtar mark wilderness trails near dwarven strongholds, that the path of those who decide to leave the clanholds is made that much easier. They patrol the trade routes and game trails between human and dwarven enclaves, healing the injured and clearing such areas of dangerous predators. In urban areas, they establish temples with the aim of strengthening dwarven populations through healing services, religious ceremonies, and exchange of information. Less adventuresome volamtar sometimes attempt to influence the government of nondwarven cities that feature dwarven residents, usually by attempting to infiltrate minor political positions. Wilderness temples take advantage of natural tors or cliffs, which offer spectacular views of the thunderstorms held sacred by Marthammor's followers. Urban temples usually conform to local architectural style.
Volamtar pray for spells in the morning. The clergy celebrates numerous holidays throughout the year including each festival day and the nine following days. Years featuring Shieldmeet see much celebration on the festival day and the nine immediately thereafter. Such celebrations are open to the public (even nondwarves) and generally feature the ritualized burning of used ironwork and footwear. Loud singing and the imbibing of strong spirits plays an important (some would say necessary) role at all such events. Volamtar frequently multiclass as Champions of "Torm" and fighters. Those who dwell in wilderness regions often gain levels in the ranger class.
Other members of the dwarven pantheon refer to Marthammor's behavior as "antics," hoping that his fixation with the world under the open skies soon will pass. Moradin gives thanks that, despite his youngest son's proclivities, he's nonetheless more disciplined than Dugmaren (who, unsurprisingly, is one of Marthammor's greatest friends). The Watcher over Wanderers hates the gods of orcs, goblins, and giants, and holds a special enmity for Grolantor, the willfully stupid patron of hill giants.
Eschew the illusory safety of the clanhold and instead travel widely to spread the words of the Morndinsamman to those of other races, that they might gain the product of dwarven wisdom. Help fellow wanderers and sojourners to the best of your ability, for the road is easier endured amid the tread of companionship. Seek out new ways and paths, and discover the wise world in your wanderings. Herald the way of newfound hope.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:44 pm
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(Greater God)
The Soul Forger, Dwarffather, All-Father
Hammer and anvil
Lawful Good
Dwarves, Creation, Smithing, Protection, Metalcraft,
Earth, Good, Protection
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Soulhammer" Warhammer
Moradin.(mor-uh-din) is a stern paternal deity, gruff and uncompromising, and hard as stone when it comes to protecting his chosen race. A harsh but fair judge, he is strength and force of will embodied. He inspires dwarven inventions and constantly seeks to improve that race, encouraging their good nature, intelligence, and harmonious existence with other good races while battling their pride and isolationist tendencies. His warhammer is a weapon and a tool, called Soulhammer.
The church of Moradin has an active role in guiding the morals of dwarven communities. They emphasize the Soul Forger's hand in everyday dwarven activities such as mining, smithing, and engineering, and invoke his blessing when these tasks are begun. They lead the push to found new dwarven kingdoms and increase the status of dwarven in surface communities. They take an active role in teaching the young of the communities and oversee most formal ceremonies. Of particular interest to the clerics of Moradin are the Thunder Children, and his clerics who- were born of the Thunder Blessing are expected to do great things for the race.
Clerics of Moradin, known as sonnlinor ("those who work stone") pray in the morning. Offerings are made to the Soul Forger on a monthly basis. The ranking cleric of a community can declare any day a holy day to celebrate a local event. Many communities celebrate the Thunder Blessing on the 5th day of a new year, for that date is held to be the start of the sudden increase in dwarven births, the Thunder Blessing, a blessing of the Dwarf-father that has brought about a great turnaround in the dwarven race. His clerics commonly multiclass as dwarven defenders, Paladins, or fighters.
Moradin is held in dwarven myths to have been incarnated from rock, stone, and metal, and that his soul is an ember of fire. He forged the bodies of the first dwarves from metals and gems and breathed souls into them when he blew on his creations to cool them. He is the leader of the dwarven pantheon and it was his decision that banished the evil gods of the derro and duergar from the surface. He has a strategic but cool alliance with Gond, Kossuth, Helm, Torm, Tyr, and the heads of the elven, gnome, and halfling pantheons. He opposes the gods of the goblinoids, orcs, evil giants, and banished dwarves.
Moradin is the father and creator of the dwarven race. Honor him by emulating his principles and workmanship in smithing, stoneworking, and other tasks. Wisdom is derived from life and tempered with experience. Advance the dwarven race in all areas of life. Innovate with new processes and skills. Found new kingdoms and clan lands, defending the existing ones from all threats. Lead the dwarves in the traditions laid down by the Soul Forger. Honor your clan leaders as you honor Moradin.
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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:45 pm
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(Intermediate God)
Merchant King, the Short Father, the Laughing Dwarf
Gold piece
True Neutral
Wealth, Luck, Chance, Nonevil thieves, Suspicion,
Trickery, Negotiation, Sly Cleverness
Earth, Travel, Trickery
Cleric Alignments:
Favored Weapon:
"Goldseeker" Longsword
On the surface, Vergadain (vur-guh-dain) represents the dwarves' well-known dedication to the art of the merchant-the personification of a hard bargain struck after a hearty session of haggling. Those who pay attention, however, know that the Merchant King has an aspect that, if not darker, seldom fills more legal-minded dwarves with pride. As a patron of luck and trickery, Vergadain also oversees those dwarves who use illicit means to gain their wealth. He delights in the art of the deal, whether said deal is an intricate negotiation regarding the sale of a team of horses or whether it's an elaborate plan to break into the stable after the sale, steal the horses back, and sell them again at the next town. In knowledgeable society, few admit to following Vergadain, as those who profess adherence to his doctrine are known as either skilled negotiators, shameless thieves, or both Clerics of the Laughing Dwarf (as he is known by nondwarves) are called hurndor ("those who trade"). Dedicated to furthering the progress of dwarven commerce, hurndor travel the world more widely than the servants of any member of the Morndinsamman except Marthammor Duin. The Merchant King expects all his clerics to be personally wealthy, and to ensure that a portion of their wealth goes to keeping the local temple, usually a windowless underground chamber filled with all manner of treasure and opulence.
Clerics of Vergadain pray for spells at night. Holy days of the faith are known as coin festivals, and mark a period of intense mercantile activity. Occurring on the days before and after a full moon, on Greengrass, and on any day declared favorable by the Merchant Prince (this changes from year to year), coin festivals are open to the general public, who sometimes jokingly refer to them as trademeets, as great bargains can be had in the closing hours of the convocation when Vergadain's faithful lower the prices of their goods in a last-ditch effort to generate enough sales so as to gain clout with his or her peers (not to mention with Vergadain himself). When hurndor multiclass, they typically do so as rogues.
Vergadain enjoys strong popularity among the Morndinsamman, and has a great personal friendship with Dugmaren Brightmantle, who shares his interest in mischief. The Merchant King occasionally partners with Abbathor-alliances both would coldly describe as "business arrangements." His travels have gained him the typical allies among the merchant gods of Haven.
The truly blessed are those whose enterprise and zeal brings both wealth and good luck. Work hard, be clever, seek the best bargain, and the Merchant King will shower you with gold. Treat others with respect, but shirk not your responsibility to try to strike a deal better for you than for them.
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aww you are cute :)ReplyDelete
aw. I love Francine Rivers. I am sure you know that by now because I feel like I have written I LOVE FRANCINE RIVERS one too many times. ha ha. DO you like the kindle?? I have really thought about getting an EREADER. I know they are efficient and small and that excites me. But I am in debt so maybe I should just hold back and stick to paper.
But seriously I spent forty something dollars the last time I bought books and I will definitely be buying again soon... That is seriously about 1/4 the price of an ereader WASTED on real paper books.... I think it would be a wise investment.
Okay I am done. Love your blog girl!
Oooh I love your watch!
I love good books that make you cry - I could use some new reads, got any good recs?
Oooh I love your watch!
I love good books that make you cry - I could use some new reads, got any good recs?
Beautiful photos, outfit and yummy ice cream!
Great blog.
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Photos are always a treasure on your blog, lovely and simple.
I am on for the car! The best one for me!
yeah I cried in front of French people this weekend, it did not go so well! i am reading a mystery book right now - i'd had enough with sappy books :) you look gorg as usual in the pics !ReplyDelete
Looks like an amazing time! and I love your outfit, so adorable!!
oh my goodness do i love this outfit.
possibly my fav sarah outfit yet.
I love that you just hop on boats and visit wicked places. Your life is awesome.ReplyDelete
gorgeous places to visit! and that ice cream looks so good! love your skirt! xoxo jillian:: enter in TWO GIVEAWAYS over at cornflake dreamsReplyDelete
Wow - love the photos! Especially the one of the bracelets! Beautiful....
Beautiful photographs! Have you read "And the Shofar Blew" by Francine Rivers? My mom is reading it right now and won't stop talking about how good it is, so she's letting me borrow it next!ReplyDelete
that dress is gorg! so is the rhine! me heart u. xoReplyDelete
You are so cute Sarah. And that outfit is divine. Why are you so pretty and perfect? Can I hop a plane and come read books with you and cry a lot and take pretty pictures?
Great. Be there in fifteen. (hours) :)
That watch is so gorgeous!! And I LOVE ice-cream :) xoReplyDelete
I cry a lot too! it doesn't even matter what it is sometimes a cheesy tv show or even seeing something that makes me sad, it always wants to make me cry! haha, you're a sensitive soul like me :) i love your outfit by the way and those prints youre selling are amazing!ReplyDelete
sarah. i get blog envy everytime i come here. i simply want your life. is that too much to ask? love chelsea and stone (the version of you and jb 3 years ago :) best compliment.EVER)ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness your outfit is to DIE for. I absolutely adore it. And that museum is absolutely stunning. I need to get myself to a museum really soon.ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures Sarah! I'm IN LOVE with your outfit! You look fab! :)ReplyDelete
omg. those bracelets are to die. love love your outfit. thanks for another amazing post love. please swing by for all the latest celebrity fashion news as well as see pics of my latest celebrity trend report. would love the support. xoxo
i love that your yesterday was cruising the rhine and taking in an amazing museum. can we switch places please? :)
Aww, we all need a good book now and then that will bring tears to our eyes!
Sarah dear, your pictures are absolutely gorgeous. Girl, you've got an eye for beauty. Love those peonies!!
I'm doing a LOT of blog catch up today, and I have to say that your photos as of late a just STUNNING! Blowing my mind, lady. What a beautiful life you lead. : )
Gorgeous! I love your dress/sweater combo! They look great! The one thing in Europe I found great was their tiny tiny cars! Besides the fact you can eat ice cream, walk everywhere and lose weight, not gain it! :D
Your dress is so adorable. I could definitely go for the ice cream right now, too. And yes, it's 8:37am where I am (:ReplyDelete
your dress is soooo cute. i love how you turn dresses into skirts or shirts.ReplyDelete
Wow beautiful scenery! And I love the accessories you're wearing!
It looks like a fox to me! hehe
Such great pics. You look adorable!ReplyDelete
wow you look gorgeous!!
very cute pics congrats!!
the outfit is so easy to wear and it looks so comfortable!!!
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Haha I want that put put car too. Oh, and it looks like a fox to me.
- Sarah
i was perusing h&m today thinking of you as i pulled out every dress like, "ooh, i wonder if sarah has this." "ooh, what accessories would sarah put with this." and i wanted to get them all but then i realized i have a big belly and they really don't work for me right now.
I've only read one of Francine Rivers' books.. but I cried throughout the entire story..
aaaand at least you're not a robot. that would be no fun at all. no fun.
Just found your blog :) love your outfit! You are so pretty!ReplyDelete
you look great in that dress and F21 crochet top! Plus your pics are so pretty and that is for sure a fox!
you look gorgeoussss in your dressReplyDelete
Sarah you take such lovely photos!! So glad I found your blog :) And I'm glad you liked yesterday a lot-a lot :)
PS - your lose-knit sweater and that dress are perfect together...you're stunning in those neutrals :)
I'd LOVE one day in your life....just saying. And also, I've said it before, and I'll say it again...your eye for photography ROCKS. Have another cone for me ;) xoxo {av}ReplyDelete
another set of fabulous photos..love your cropped knit sweater! And I will NEVER get tired of looking at peonies...xoReplyDelete
lovelyyyyy picture of you!
and...i so LOVE that you wear your heart on your sleeve & that the swiss find it rather odd or confusing. oh my. you are just so sweet.
One word~INCREDIBLE.ReplyDelete
Nice pictures!
I love the flowers at the end :D
I love your H&M dress--sooo pretty and perfect with the little sweater tossed over top. Go girl! xo-CarrieReplyDelete
I love that skirt! I've been trying to find some good summer skirts to invest in! Looks like I need to make a trip to forever!
The white dress is so nice I love it ;)ReplyDelete
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I'm loving your outfit! Looks like a wonderful day. I'm completely the same way with my books, once I get into one I can't seem to put it down!ReplyDelete
pictures are gorgeous and my oh my, so are you!!ReplyDelete
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Aw, you're the cutest! So much courage to do the VLOG. I loved it!ReplyDelete
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Rafael Nadal is having a rough go of it lately.
The Mallorcan matador fell with blisters in the second round of Rome, giving eventual champion Novak Djokovic a golden opportunity to leap frog into the no. 2 spot on his inevitable climb to the top...and Rafa knows it:
Djokovic is very close, there's no doubt about that. I think, no I'm certain, that the logical thing is that he goes past me here, gets to number two here or at Roland Garros or in Wimbledon. He's a great player and he's doing things very well. If I'm number three I'm number three. When it happens I just have to accept it and fight to get the position back.Do I hear a hint of resignation in his tone? Most likely.
To add clay to his wounds, the Spanish federation has decided to host the Davis Cup semifinal tie versus the US in Madrid, which sits at a high altitude making the court surface faster and allowing the ball to fly - never pleasant news for clay-loving ballers.
To say Rafa and his teammates are unhappy with federation president Pedro Munoz is an understatement:
We never had any problem with playing in Madrid. But we can't accept that the president told us 100 times that we were going to decide, and then we don't decide. What you can't do now is keep saying we're the clear favorites. We're not playing against number 50 and 60 in the world.I give Rafa a lot of credit for being so young but so vocal about these issues. But he seems more tense and anxious these days than ever before, taking the weight of the tennis world on his bronzed, muscular shoulders. But don't let his physical appearance fool you - the culmination of these moments won't be good for his game - mental, physical, or otherwise.
Roddick is at number six and Blake is at eight and they have the world's number one doubles team. It's going to be a very difficult tie and we'll do everything we can to win but it's going to be very open and anything can happen.
He might want to just focus on the ball right now.
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