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The ceremony recognizes Bachelor & PhD recipients in Chemistry and Biochemistry. Individual student names and awards are announced to the audience. A reception follows the event with light refreshments.
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Joan M. (Retka) Nelson
Funeral services will be 1PM Thursday March 16, 2006 at St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Long Prairie, for Joan (Retka) Nelson, who died Sunday at Mother of Mercy Nursing Home, Albany. Fr. Scott Wittkop will officiate. Burial will be at St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call from 3-8PM Wednesday and after 8AM Thursday at the Stein-Dingmann Funeral Home in Long Prairie. The Catholic Women will pray the rosary at 3 PM, and Parish Prayers at 7:00 PM Wednesday at the Stein-Dingmann Chapel.
Joan was born March 17, 1925 in Morrison County, Minn., to Leo and Sophia (Rasinski) Retka.
She grew up in Todd/Morrison County on the family farm. She joined the Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls, and earned her registered nursing degree from St. Francis Hospital. She served hospitals at Parkers Prairie, Alexandria, Duluth, Breckenridge, and Moorhead. After 25 years, with the Pope's permission, she left the Franciscan Order. She then worked at Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, in the Heart Center from 1968 until her retirement in 1995. She married Wayne Nelson on July 7, 1973 at St. Olaf's Catholic Church, Minneapolis.
She enjoyed music, and spent many of her retirement years doing volunteer work at Holy Family Catholic Church, St. Louis Park, where she was active in all parts of Parish Ministry. She was also a member of the Order of Carmelites.
She is survived by her sister and 3 brothers: Sr. Evelyn Retka, FSPA, LaCrosse, Wisconsin; Alvin (Margaret) Retka, Brandon, MN; Edwin (Mary Ann) Retka, Browerville, MN; Richard (Barbara) Retka, St. Cloud, MN., and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Alfred.
Pallbearers will be Tim, Ken, Robert, James, and John Retka, and Joe Schramel.
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This 3-year post-doctoral position will build on this work by investigating disease mechanisms in a range of C9orf72 fly lines using several approaches including genome-wide transcriptomic and translational analyses in both flies and iPSC-neurons. You will work as part of a collaborative team of investigators in the excellent and supportive scientific research community of UCL. The post is funded for 3 years in the first instance by Alzheimer's Research UK and is available from October 2016. For full information and to apply please visit the UCL website at https://goo.gl/E5vk8j Michael J Wright 2016-08-11T13:27:25Z Lectureship for Alexandre Benedetto http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/lectureship_for_alexandre_benedetto Until recently an EU-funded postdoc in David Gems's lab, Alex Benedetto will shortly set up his own laboratory at the University of Lancaster, in the Department of Biomedical and Life Sciences . 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Michael J Wright 2016-04-07T16:01:10Z Dr Jennifer Regan's paper on sex difference in ageing gut pathology published in eLIFE http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/jenny_regan_elife_gut_pathology Congratulation to the IHA's Dr Jennifer Regan whose paper on sex difference in the pathology of ageing gut has just been published in the eLIFE journal. Michael J Wright 2016-02-17T11:35:55Z Memory Matters at the British Library http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/memory_matters_british_library A group of research staff and students from the IHA (Fiona Kerr, Teresa Niccoli, Nathan Woodling, Oyinkansola Adesaki, Jorge Quan Castillo, Thomas Moens, Rubika Balendra) recently appeared as part of the British Library's sold-out Memory Matters event on Friday, October 30th. Michael J Wright 2015-11-03T15:15:26Z Jorge Ivan Castillo Quan on Anti-Ageing research http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/jicq_antiageing_blog 'Anti-Ageing: Health or Beauty?' A guest blog by Jorge Ivan Castillo Quan, written for the 2015 Write About Research Competition. http://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/…/2…/07/07/anti-ageing-health-beauty/ Michael J Wright 2015-07-08T10:51:04Z Talks from Gems Lab at International C. elegans Meeting http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/gems_lab_talks_international_c_elegans_meeting Dr Marina Ezcurra and Dr Alex Benedetto were both selected to speak at the recent International C. elegans Meeting in Los Angeles (June 24th-28th). The two talks described new breakthroughs in understanding the mechanisms by which age-related pathologies originate in C. elegans, and generated considerable interest. Alex also described a new stress-resistance assay based on death fluorescence, recently discovered in the Gems lab. For details of the C. elegans International Meeting see http://www.genetics-gsa.org/celegans/2015/ Michael J Wright 2015-07-07T10:01:38Z Institute of Healthy Ageing hosts BSRA Annual Meeting http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/iha_hosts_bsra_annual_meeting The 65th British Society for Research on Ageing Annual Meeting took place at the Institute of Healthy Ageing on July 1st-2nd 2015. Speakers at the conference included Claudio Franceschi (Bologna), Paul Shiels (Glasgow), Jesus Gil (Imperial), and Avan Aihie Sayer (Southampton). They also included several speakers from the IHA: Lazaros Foukas, who described how ageing can be slowed down in mice by reducing PI3 kinase signalling, Cathy Slack (whose talk was awarded the Korenchevsky Prize) spoke about how Ras signalling controls fruitfly ageing, and David Gems who gave a welcome address, including a discussion of "The ageing-disease false dichotomy". 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Michael J Wright 2015-06-17T11:38:48Z Brain paper published by Partridge Lab http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/iha_brain_paper_2015 Research staff from the IHA's Partridge Lab, including Dr Jorge Ivan Castillo Quan and PhD student Ms Li Li, are among those whose work has recently been published in Brain. Their paper is entitled, " Loss of PLA2G6 leads to elevated mitochondrial lipid peroxidation and mitochondrial dysfunction ". Michael J Wright 2015-06-11T13:42:41Z Help support the IHA Race for Life team! http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/iha_race_for_life_2015 An IHA team led by lab technician Melissa Cabecinha will be running 5km around Regent's Park on Saturday, May 30th as part of CRUK's Race for Life challenge. If you would like to support our team by making a donation please visit Melissa's fundraising page at: https://www.justgiving.com/iha-ladies Thank you! Michael J Wright 2015-05-05T10:57:57Z Wellcome Trust Conference - Healthy Ageing: From Molecules to Organisms http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/wellcome_trust_conference_healthy_ageing IHA Director Professor Linda Partridge is one of the organisers of the new Wellcome Trust Conference on Healthy Ageing being held 18-20 May 2015. https://registration.hinxton.wellcome.ac.uk/display_info.asp?id=467 Ageing can lead to declining health and function, and it is the major risk factor for cancer, neurodegenerative and cardiovascular disease. This new Wellcome Trust conference will focus on recent discoveries and current challenges in ageing research, with a focus on translating basic research insights into health improvement for older people. We aim to explore the mechanisms of ageing in cells, tissues and organisms in order to identify interventions that can ameliorate its negative effects. The meeting will also emphasise the connection between discoveries made in model organisms and mechanisms leading to healthy ageing in humans. The meeting is aimed at scientists, clinicians and drug developers involved in research into ageing and other relevant fields. We welcome the submission of abstracts from all areas relevant to the main themes of the meeting. Several oral presentations will be chosen from the abstracts submitted. Topics will include: Human ageing Stem cells and cellular senescence, Physiology of homeostasis, Nutrition and metabolism, Genome stability, Epigenetics, Systems biology, Drug developmen. Michael J Wright 2015-03-09T15:44:49Z Dr Nazif Alic paper published in Royal Society Proceedings B http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/nazif_alic_proceedingsB Congratulations to Dr Nazif Alic whose paper has been published in the Royal Society's flagship biological research journal Proceedings B. Michael J Wright 2014-12-18T17:19:25Z Linda Partridge to speak at Nobel Week Dialogue, Live streaming and Q&A http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/linda_partridge_nobel_dialogue Join in the digital discussion on ageing with IHA Director Linda Partridge as part of this year's Nobel Week Dialogue on 9th December. Michael J Wright 2014-12-04T11:04:45Z IHA Director Prof Linda Partridge honoured with BBSRC Excellence Award http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/linda_partridge_bbsrc_award IHA Director, Professor Linda Partridge, has been recognised with a BBSRC Anniversary Award for Excellence in Bioscience. The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) has recognised outstanding contributions to bioscience made by four of its research community. As part of BBSRC's 20th anniversary, the awards demonstrate pride for the UK's world-leading bioscience research base and the impact it has achieved in the last two decades. The awards will be presented at the Great British Bioscience Festival in November. Professor Jackie Hunter, BBSRC Chief Executive, said: "Our 20th anniversary year is the perfect time to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements of researchers that BBSRC has supported. These awards highlight outstanding achievements that benefit us all and help to make the UK world-leading in bioscience." Congratulations Linda! Michael J Wright 2014-11-07T16:31:19Z Dr Nazif Alic on the The Naked Scientists http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/nazif_alic_naked Nazif Alic talks about healthspan and healthy ageing on The Naked Scientists . Michael J Wright 2014-10-24T09:40:47Z Former IHA students start PhD's at Cambridge University http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/shannack_and_rattanavirotkul The IHA is pleased to announce that former students Michael Shannack and Nattaphong Rattanavirotkul will both be starting PhD courses at Cambridge University this year. We wish them the best of luck in their studies! 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The paper is entitled, "Interplay of dFOXO and Two ETS-Family Transcription Factors Determines Lifespan in Drosophila melanogaster" View the article here: http://tinyurl.com/off4cqq Michael J Wright 2014-09-19T08:58:58Z Gems Lab Summer Roundup http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iha/iha-news/gems_lab_summer_roundup14 Congratulations to Jennifer Tullet (again!) In September, Dr Jennifer Tullet will cease to be a postdoc, and take up a Principle Investigator position running her own lab at the University of Kent, where she will continue her investigations of ageing in C. elegans. Jennifer also recently spoke at the American Aging Association meeting in San Antonio, Texas, and recently published a paper entitled "DAF-16 target identification in C. elegans: past, present and future" in the journal Biogerontology. Congratulations to Dr Yila de la Guardia! Yila de la Guardia recently passed her Ph.D. viva (examiners, Prof Bart Braeckman from the University of Ghent, and Dr Lazaros Foukas from the IHA). Yila has now returned to Panama, and she is much missed. New members of the lab The lab welcomes three new members! Dr Yuan Zhao moved to the lab from Cancer Research UK, London, where she worked on telomeres in fission yeast with Dr Julie Cooper; and Dr Evgeniy Galimov from the National Research Centre for Preventive Medicine, Moscow, where he worked on ROS signalling and p66shc with Prof Viktor Skulachev. Both positions are funded by the Wellcome Trust. Welcome also to Thanet Sornda who recently started Ph.D. research in the lab. Thanet previously did a Master's degree at the Institute of Ageing and Health, Newcastle University, and is funded by the state of Thailand. News about David Gems David gave various talks, e.g. at the Genetics of Aging and Longevity meeting in Sochi (April), Russia, the British Society for Research on Ageing meeting in Liverpool (July), and at Oxford and Cambridge universities. He recently published two essays: 'What is an anti-aging treatment?' Exp. Gerontol. (2014) 58: 14-18; and 'Evolution of sexually dimorphic longevity in humans.' Aging (2014) 6: 84-91. Michael J Wright 2014-09-04T16:02:18Z


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With only 2 songs short of final cd, we are trying to fund the recording of the final two songs and the duplication of the cd's. With photography and video already established, this money will cover the cost of the studio, pay the musicians, it will cover the cost of duplicating 1,000 copies of the final cd and dvd, and will also help cover the cost of merchandise and distribution of the cd to the radio market. With over $35,000.00 already invested in this project, the final cost will enable the cd to get to the intended recipients who can then distribute the cd to the radio markets that will help get the first single onto the radio. The website and all social sites (including video) are targeted to be finalized by the end of July with the immediate release of the cd to come by mid-August. Thanks for your support and help. If you have heard and liked any of the music that we have recorded so far, please help us to complete the project.
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on Aug 31, 2016
at 8:35 AM
On your departure: http://cheezburger.com/8972929024 Things just aren't the same without you.
on Aug 29, 2016
at 2:12 PM
For your birthday: http://cheezburger.com/8972502784
on Aug 18, 2016
at 8:14 PM
I came here to post the link to my moon quote, but it was already posted. The day will come when all of us will be together with everyone we've cared about and what a grand adventure it will be. Set up the campground in the Meadow for us.
on Aug 11, 2016
at 8:55 PM
You no longer walk among us, but you are forever in our hearts.
on Oct 5, 2015
at 10:09 PM
Oh yes, can;' skip the annual Breastober :) Likely preaching to the choir here but LOLs do get passed around and posted elsewhere like FB and always hope a woman who has put a mammo off, will make that appointment
on Oct 5, 2015
at 8:57 AM
Almost forgot--I did see Brestober when I came to answer a message and did indeed pick it up. Your Dr. Tinycat message came later. Thanks for doing this each year.
on Oct 5, 2015
at 8:46 AM
Thanks for the congrats, Sylvia. I didn't even know they had dragged out another of my old ones--had no notification.
on Oct 5, 2015
at 7:58 AM
AnimaGIF FP congrats! They must have posted an oldie but goodie of yours.
on Jul 14, 2015
at 5:57 PM
Pretty much all wildlife is my favorite. LOL We have lots of black bears around here, so I'm learning a lot about bears right now. It will be interesting reading about a very different Atticus compared to the one in TKAM.
on Jul 14, 2015
at 5:40 PM
Are bears your favorite wildlife? Oh this Kamp Talont thing is so much fun :) Wow I had to look taht up - 55 years later her "prequal" is published.
on Jul 14, 2015
at 5:36 PM
I've been reading fascinating books about bears by Ben Kilham and Else Poulsen. I have trouble putting them down. I have a ton of fiction I want to read also, starting with GO SET A WATCHMAN by Harper Lee. You've been rolling out top notch Kamp LOLs!
on Jul 14, 2015
at 4:08 PM
Understand that you've been catching up on some reading - anything good?
on Jul 14, 2015
at 10:39 AM
I'm glad you like it, and I thank you for letting me know.
on Jul 14, 2015
at 7:10 AM
OMG Parade Balloon has me in stitches!
on Jul 10, 2015
at 11:29 AM
It was fun. The high Cascade Lakes are just a beautiful place to be. They have a "High Desert Museum" here that we take visitors too which features a lot of local history, indoor and extensive ourdoor exhibits and wildlife. They have visiting exhibits too so still fun to go to even though we have been there quite a few times.
on Jul 8, 2015
at 1:59 PM
The tour was terrific! I'm very glad we were able to go. Hope you enjoyed your camping trip.
on Jul 8, 2015
at 10:37 AM
How did the tour of the Wildlfe Center go? Sounds like your husband is fully recovered from all the surgeries and able to get around well and can do excursions like that now. How wonderful.
on Jul 2, 2015
at 1:29 PM
Yep, there have been lots of changes here, some good and some rotten. The most rotten thing, however, isn't here. It's the demise of CATT and Fbastage's behavior in it. It has kindly been called unprofessional, but I have other words for it. However, there are youngsters on ICHC, so I will refrain from using them here. Thanks for the link to the cute excuse LOL. I could see myself actually doing that. I love calendars for their pictures and often am not careful to look at the year. Next Tuesday is my tour (with husband and four other friends) of the Wildlife Center. I'm very excited about that.
on Jul 1, 2015
at 10:25 PM
And I missed your birthday too along with your retirement. Rats. http://cheezburger.com/8525841152
on Jul 1, 2015
at 8:57 PM
Nice to be able to call each day your own :) Been cruising around to check out the changes especially the Community Page. Have to follow it for a few days to see how it works. I had seen a preview of it before launch and it appears to be much the same.
on Jun 21, 2015
at 2:55 PM
I'm still not feeling retired yet, but I think I will at the end of July. I'm very slowly working on the thousands of things I've had to let go the past few years with all the joint replacements and work to fill my time. My attitude is if I get them all done, fine. If I don't, it won't be my problem. I don't know if that's a retiree attitude or an elder one or both. LOL It's good to see you back on here--a good event amidst another messy Beta deal.
on Jun 21, 2015
at 7:53 AM
Hi - did retirement go smoothly? I bet it feels wonderful knowing you don't have to spend half your summer getting ready for the next school year.
on Apr 5, 2015
at 12:55 PM
Thank you for the wishes and the link to your new Comix. You forgot to put the site links in the comments, so I did it. If you need an editor, I become available June 4.
on Apr 5, 2015
at 9:57 AM
Happy Easter Brenda and thanks for the cute ecard. The sheter team has finally left the starting gate and we're off and running :) http://cheezburger.com/8473546752
on Mar 22, 2015
at 7:02 AM
This is wonderful news! Please post the URL for the shelter when you have a chance. I would like to see the site. Hope you will be adding a donation button there if one isn't already in place. Many organizations I support use PayPal for that.
on Mar 22, 2015
at 3:15 AM
We have lift off! http://cheezburger.com/8466363392
on Mar 19, 2015
at 8:15 AM
May all go the right way at the meeting!
on Mar 19, 2015
at 12:47 AM
Sorry I haven't responded to msgs, Hope to do so soon. xo http://cheezburger.com/8464756736
on Mar 16, 2015
at 3:52 PM
I totally agree that group projects teach very little. Individual projects are an entirely different matter though.
on Mar 15, 2015
at 9:20 PM
When my niece was in college she got stuck in several group projects with 2 or 3 others and there was always one schluff off the rest of the group had to make up for yet all of them got credit at the same level at the end. I don't think that teaches anything - except preparation for the real world working life I must admit LOL


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By Rich Armbach
September 22, 2011
We are consistently told that The League of Nations " gave Palestine to the Jews ". It is hard to believe that such nonsense could gain any currency but it seems that it has.
A variant is that it was given to The State of Israel, despite the fact that Israel didn't exist so could not be given anything or be capable of receiving anything. Then the massive leap to " Israel therefore was simply recovering what it already owned when it occupied the west bank."
I ran this story past my cat and he thinks I am nuts.
In the closing stages of the war , including the time of the Balfour declaration, the British were all over the near east like a rash. At the end of the war there were 200,000 British troops in Palestine... the fact on the ground ( and I know Israel is very fond of facts on the ground). The British knew at the time of The Balfour Declaration that they would be in charge in Palestine at the end of the war, hence they were able to make declarations such as the one associated with Balfour.
The geography of the Palestine Mandate was agreed between Britain and France and the world was told that was how it was going to be.
The League of Nations duly mandated Palestine to the British.
Let me repeat. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS DULY MANDATED PALESTINE TO BRITAIN it did not "GIVE PALESTINE TO THE JEWS"
The Mandate included an acknowledgment that the mandatory power would be responsible for putting into effect the Balfour Declaration.
" Whereas the Principle Allied Powers have also agreed that the mandatory should be responsible for putting into effect the declaration originally made on November 2nd, 1917, by the government of His Brittanic Majesty, and adopted by the said powers, in favour of the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people"
So the British are in charge. It was their declaration, and are mandated to give effect to it.


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Originally from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Adrien Leduc makes his home in Victoria, British Columbia. A graduate of Carleton University (BA '10), Adrien is an avid fan of Canadian history and hopes to write many more books in his lifetime.
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can a 5 penny miss in aet lead to a 10% drop in price in seconds.
"an a 5 penny miss in aet lead to a 10% drop"Here's my theory.I believe that many Wall Street analysts and institutional investors decided some years ago that the insurance / benefits business is a dead man walking (inflation, angry customers, angry public, hostile regulators, etc). For that reason they are watching closely to detect the early sign that signals the end.The ACA is the realization of one of the threats to the business model and clearly intensifies the concerns already felt for this sector.These stocks have tended to rise prior to each quarterly earnings announcement. A quarter that is on guidance or favorable to it, is regarded as a "one off" and immediately its stock tends to slump. This is due to profit taking. As earnings information emerges over the next several weeks, investors get back in. I believe this has been the pattern for many quarters for most of the big companies. This theory would also rationalize why the stocks do not take off after a strong quarterly report. However, if the quarterly report is a negative miss, that is often interpreted as evidence that confirms the end is near - selling follows, and the stock drops even more--as we just saw. This theory also suggests why the insurance stocks rise and fall together - they are all viewed the same way.Why would any big investor buy or hold these stocks? Because historically they have been gradually appreciating - counter to the long term expectation. And because quarter-to-quarter, they have exhibited this rise-and-fall pattern. That's my theory anyway.
Hana, I think that the miss is one thing and the failure to communicate it is another. In 2008, when Hemsley realized he had a miss coming, he issued two or three downward revisions in the space of a month or two. This new CEO at AET seems to have issues around managing expectations. UNH seems to deliver, quarter after quarter, you have to give Hemsley a hand here... He seems to be doing a great job. AET will recover over the next few months... I think they are the Goldman Sachs favorite... Our rush at the barricades of $60 may have to wait a few weeks. I haven't watched WLP and AET as closely as UNH but the other day I noticed how aggressive their buy backs are. I think WLP has bought back over 40% of the company over the last 5 years... At some point that has to provide some traction. Good luck Steve


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Great Hotel! Really Trying!
Beds are soft. Attentive staff. Free shuttle to Wal-Mart. Fresh cookies. Close to Jacksonville airport. Free wireless internet.
Great deal for the money
This was a last minute decision since we were originally booked at a hotel across the street for more than double what we paid at the Best Western. We glanced across the street and noticed that the BW looked much more nicely manicured than most we had seen. We had a half hour in which to cancel our existing reservation so my husband went in and asked to see a room. It was clean and well-equipped. The people working at this hotel were very friendly both in the evening when we checked in and in the morning when we checked out. In addition, the woman running the show at the breakfast seemed to take great pride in her work and maintaining the cleanliness of the breakfast area. It was definitely a great value for the money. Nothing fancy but clean is more important in my book for one night stays.
Breakfast needs to be earlier, shuttle unreliable
Ok, this was my second stay there. It seems my flights are always at 6:00 am or 7:00 am, which doesn't leave the opportunity to partake of the hot breakfast included in the stay. Although, you can grab a piece of fruit, a yogurt and coffee. I scheduled my shuttle service for 5:30 am, my plane departed at 6:45 AM. The desk clerk told me it was just a two minute to the airport in the shuttle, so 5:30 am was plenty of time. When I arrived to take the shuttle, Abigail, the shuttle driver had gone to WalMart to buy bananas and didn't get back to the hotel till 5:45 am the time I needed to be at the airport. She then told me I should have planned to be there 2 hrs ahead of time between Thanksgiving and Christmas season, something very different from what the front desk and the airline told me. Secondly, on the way to the airport, Abigail was speeding, the lane narrowed and we nearly side swiped a truck in the same lane. I don't know why she choose to buy bananas knowing she had a guest needing a ride to the airport, further, her driving was very dangerous. I believe the hotel needs to hire more mature (in age and thinking) shuttle drivers.
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I used this hotel for the Cruise package. The 11:00 shuttle to the Port left at 11:55. On return shuttle, I has to wait for OVER one and 1/2 HOURS!!!!! DO NOT USE THIS HOTEL FOR THE SHUTTLE. Stay at a cheaper hotel and park at the Port.
Airline passengers you are also warned!
Very nice at the best price in the area
This low-cost hotel excels beyond it's class. Sure...there are little details here and there -- dented A/C covers on exterior, etc -- that aren't perfect. However, the rooms are great and well-appointed. Loved the fridge/microwave combo. Perfect showers were always hot. Beds were quite comfortable.
#1 best feature? The staff. Kudos to them. Friendly and helpful to the nth degree. I was really impressed.
I stayed at the Fairfield Inn just up the road for twice the price a month earlier. Best Western was just as good and far less expensive. Great breakfast, too!
TIPS: Cell reception is almost zero inside the rooms. Try the second floor if that's a concern.
Need to do something about the mold
Just OK room. A little under Hampton Inn's standards. Room had mold behind the night stand, the dresser and in the upper reaches of the bathroom. Carpet seemed new. Bed was comfy. Desk staff was efficient. There's a Dunkin Donuts across the street for coffee. There are several hotels in the vicinity and would probably try something else the next time.
A good hotel in a convenient location.
My husband and I, along with 10 members of his family, just stayed at this hotel Aug. 16-18 prior to leaving on a cruise. For the value and location, this is a good hotel. It's not even 2 miles from Jacksonville's airport and about 10 miles from the cruise terminal. If you need to rent a car and travel around Jacksonville, the exit to Interstate I-95 is 1 1/2 blocks away. The room was clean, plenty of towels, and very cool considering it was 97 degrees the 2 1/2 days we were there. And we didn't hear any of our neighbors in the next rooms at all. The hotel does have the free breakfast available; however, we chose to eat at the Waffle House (highly recommend that also--great waffles and hash browns) which is a block away. If you are looking for a simple, clean hotel in Jacksonville, I would highly recommend this hotel. If I ever visit Jacksonville again, I will automatically book this hotel.
We stayed at this hotel last Christmas after a long-hour drive. The hotel was not new but clean enough. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was served hot. Most of all, the rent was not expensive. In all, it was a pleasant staying.
Paper-thin walls!
If you don't want to hear your neighbor go to the bathroom at 4 a.m., if you don't want to hear another neighbor have a coughing, hacking fit at 5 a.m., if you don't want to hear rolling wheels and slamming doors of guests catching the 7 a.m. flight, stay elsewhere. Everything else about this hotel was great. But until they bite the bullet and insulate the walls and ceilings, I won't be staying there. When someone is peeing and you wake up with a start, thinking it's someone in YOUR bathroom, THAT's a paper-thin wall. Knowledgeable, helpful staff and GREAT breakfast. But I require a good night's sleep.
Good Value
The hotel room with a King Bed was clean, comfortable and had all the necessary comforts, e.g, hair dryer, iron and full size ironing board, 5 or 6 pillows for reading in bed, luggage rack, a lap desk for writing, etc. The AAA discount provided a room rate of $71 (plus tax) with breakfast for 2 people is a very good value. Breakfast has been improved to include eggs and sausage in addition to 3 juices, coffee, tea, cereals, toast, bagles, yogurt, etc. A few minor disappointments. The TV reception was slightly snowy. I asked for a quiet room when I made my online reservation but was given a room facing the highway leading to the Airport. The room air conditioner drowned out most of the traffic noise. No elevator to second floor so you have about 16 to 18 steps to carry luggage to the second level. The Hampton offered a customer comment/suggestion post card, but there was no address on the card to mail your comments. Considering the whole experience this was an above average hotel visit. I have paid twice the price for less value.
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Waterfront view ?
Beautiful park ! Many places to fish.
Not dog friendly.
Half campsites were on the beach and half on the river.
Riverside has one bathhouse / Air conditioned but not close to all the sites.
Large sites overall.
Rained the first day, flooded 95% of the riverside sites, ours (#54) was the worst with at least 4" of standing water.
No vacant dry spots. Refund issued returned home.
Will try again during dry season. (maybe)
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Baked French Toast - Plain and Simple
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
There certainly is no lack of french toast recipes here on 'Zaar. Lots of variety, and no doubt very delicious. This however is how our family likes it. Lower in fat, with no sweetener added. After all, don't most serve with butter and syrup? This makes a 9 x 13 pan, enough for serving the multitudes. Easily halved and quartered. Just remember to adjust the cooking time and the size of the baking dish.
Ingredients Nutrition
- cooking spray
- 10 slice bread, plain ordinary white
- 12 eggs
- 473.18 ml low-fat milk
- 9.85 ml vanilla
- 9.85 ml cinnamon
- extra cinnamon (optional)
- Coat a 9x13 baking dish with cooking spray. Set aside.
- Cut each bread slice into 6 pieces. It's much easier if you stack the slices first. : ) Toss into the prepared pan.
- In a large bowl or jug, beat eggs, milk, vanilla and cinnamon. (if you don't have a large enough container -- simple divide the ingredients in half, and do in two batches).
- Pour over the bread pieces. If you wish, you can sprinkle with additional cinnamon. Cover with plastic wrap and store in the fridge overnight.
- In the morning, bake in a 375* oven for 45 - 60 minutes, or until golden and puffed.
- Serve with butter and syrup, or your favourite topping.
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This had a good taste but it was way to eggy for us. I made it exactly as written and cooked mine for 60 minutes. It smelled so good cooking and was easy to prepare the night before. Next time I would only use half the eggs.
Perfect as is and really easy! Will definitely make again and requested by my Mom too! Thanks
Simply said, "Scrumptious!" We had this at none other than Diana #2's house in Nova Scotia! We all had a great visit with great food and great friends! It was impressive enough to serve to royalty and both princesses enjoyed it so much! :)


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not in January. Maybe this can help PCGS smooth out their grading and make December a stronger month
The Coin Analyst: 2014 World Silver Bullion Coins Offer Potential
By Louis Golino on November 21, 2013 9:30 AM
Unlike American silver eagles which are always issued in January, many world bullion coins are released during the final months of the preceding year.
For example, the Perth Mint rolls out its Lunar bullion coins and Kookaburras around Labor Day. The Koala coins are usually released a little later in the fall. However, this year some of Perth's bullion products were delayed, including the silver Koalas and the ten ounce silver Lunar horses. Bullion dealers are now starting to accept pre-orders for these coins, which will be available in a couple weeks.
The Perth Mint's press officer, Makeila Ellis, provided the following explanation for the recent delays in the mint's bullion coin program: "This situation has arisen due to our factory being incredibly busy at this time with strong demand for both bullion and numismatic products. To satisfy existing demand as quickly as possible, we are again operating 24 hours a day, five days a week with double shifts on the weekend."
Ms. Ellis also said that the 5 ounce bullion silver Lunar horse coins will be released next year.
kook 14 The Coin Analyst: 2014 World Silver Bullion Coins Offer Potential Perth's Lunar bullion one-ounce coins have a mintage limited to 300,000, and typically acquire strong premiums after several years have passed, but it also depends on which Lunar sign is on the coin. 2012 Dragons, for example, have done better than 2013 snakes.
not included in the above article snip due to space constraints was the Chinese Panda release from last month. I have to admit that I did not not that foreign coins were released early. This really should smooth out earnings.


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Skip to comments.In the Nightmare "The Forsaken: An American Tragedy in Stalin's Russia"
Posted on 10/11/2008 5:42:45 PM PDT by T.L.Sink
We know that history holds many surprises. One doesn't expect to learn more about the secret history of of the Gulag than we already know from both Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Acrcipelago" and Anne Applebaum's "Gulag: A history." This feat, however, is exactly what author Tim Tzouliadis has accomplished: the previously unknown story of the thousands of Americans who, during the Depression, sought employment and a better future in the "worker's paradise" built by the Bolsheviks. All kinds of Americans joined the exodus. Some of them were Communists or fellow-travelors but the majority were average Americans - skilled workers promised paid passage, jobs at high pay, paid vacations, and free medical care. Some were blacks fleeing the segregationist South.
(Excerpt) Read more at nrd.nationalreview.com ...
"...but the majority were average Americans - skilled workers promised paid passage, jobs at high pay, paid vacations, and free medical care."
How timely.
Now wait a minute here, when did Henry Ford beconme a Communist? Wasn't he a Nazi in the last episode?
history ping
If one didn't already know, one might wonder why liberals are so hesitant to allow history to be taught in school......so much to learn!
Great post.
I suspect Henry Ford took the opportunity to get rid of a bunch of radical leftists, including Victor Reuther.
I'm sorry, but Lenin and his minions were godless brutes from the very beginning--and Tzarist Russia before that, was also a tyranny.
Any American who knew anything at all about Russia, even before Stalin, would have been a fool to go there from the USA, Great Depression, Dust Bowl, and all.
Before the Obamabot, there was the Stalinbot. Some actually survived.
Davies and his comrades would be very much at home in the Democrat Party of the 21st century.
Wow. Thanks for posting. Americans are so uneducated about these things. Never taught in schools to this day.
You are exactly right, sir!
Henry Ford was never a Communist but a capitalist who was so eager to earn a buck that he didn't care how he got it, or from whom it came, or at what cost. He actually had a goon squad that was trained to beat up any workers who tried to unionize. He was also an anti-Semite, thrown in for good measure.
Thanks, and you make a good point about the teaching of history.
We all know what you say about Lenin and Stalin is true now. As the old saying goes, "hindsight is 20/20." But the fact is that in those days some DIDN'T know all the horrors and terrors that were taking place in the Soviet Union. It was a very tightly closed society. It's not that all the American workers were stupid but that in their economic desperation and desire to survive they fell for the Soviet propaganda. We can't blame them for not knowing what they couldn't have known at the time - which was that they'd all end up dead or in the Gulag (which also was a kind of death sentence).
Damn right!
Get a copy of "The Alexander Dolgun Story".
Mr. Dolgun was the son of an american engineer who went to work in Russia in the 1930s. He was employed part time at the US embassy. On his way to work he was arrested by the organs and interrogated, he was sentenced under article 58 and served 14 years in the gulag. Finally released under the Khrushchev amnesty he was reunited with his american sister and finally managed to emigrate to the west.
Another view of the soviet system.
Thanks, and I think you're right about our public education system. Personally, I think FR is a great forum where we all learn (and challenge) each other. I know I've learned more than I've contributed and it's a very stimulating venue - which is essential to learning.
Thanks very much for that recommendation and I'll try to get it. By the way, "Article 58" is something (as I'm sure you know) that Solzenitsyn made internationally notorious. When I was in graduate school my area of concentration was Soviet Studies and I have a large library in that area. But that book is one I don't have and I'm already anxious to read it and add it to my collection. I admit I'm addicted to that area of study and the learning never ends! Maybe I'm an idiot savant - but I don't care and I enjoy it. Regards,
Reading up a bit on the Depression from Peter Jennings' "The Century":
Roosevelt provided a sense of supreme confidence. He had no remedy, perhaps, but...he did have energy - a bouyant audacious spirit...
A letter he received said "People are looking to you almost as they look to God"...
No less a Republican than Gov. Landon of Kansas pronounced that "even the iron hand of a national dictator is in preference to a paralytic stroke", while Senator David Reed went one step further - "If this country ever need a Mussolini, it is now"....
On the day he was inaugurated, Roosevelt closed every bank in the country. He would decide which banks deserved federal support and which would have to go under. It was the day the money stopped; literally, you had to cadge a meal, live on the tap in places that knew you, pay with a check for a cab ride and once - I remember- for a shoeshine.
Roosevelt's advisors worked long hours to come up with a rescue bill that propped up banks with federal loans. It was rushed through the House (with cries of "Vote! Vote!" and on to the Senate where it was passed.
And from Alistair Cooke's "America":
On the day he was inaugurated, Roosevelt closed every bank in the country. He would decide which banks deserved federal support and which would have to go under. It was the day the money stopped; literally, you had to cadge a meal, live on the tap in places that knew you, pay with a check for a cab ride and once - I remember- for a shoeshine.
Cooke also writes about the NRA (National Recovery Administration) which for two years fixed the prices and wages of everything from "steelworkers to burlesque strippers".
You might also look for "The East came West".
I don't remember the author but it was an English
officer who took part in the forced repatriation of the
Don Cossacks after the end of the world war.
They didn't want to return but the British forcibly
turned them over to the Soviet.
Many committed suicide along with their entire families
rather than return, perhaps thousands.
The author wrote it in a rage at his own government.
Another one is "Kolyma" by Conquest but it's a bit hard to find. Magadan and the death ships, the horror of the northern most camps and the gold fields.
Here's to "All those still at sea."
Kolyma, Kolyma.
Amazing planet.
Twelve months of winter.
The rest is summer.
Yes, but none of that worked.
Ultimately, the economy revived and accelerated because we had to prepare for and go to war, which required increasing the debt. This was parallel to the way things happened in the British Empire as it became the world's leading power.
Anything by Conquest is good. I'm re-reading "The Harvest of Sorrow" right now.
Kolyma. "There's gold in them there hills!" - Stalin.
Conquest is one of my favorites. Try "Stalin - Breaker of Nations." If I recollect correctly some of Conquest's family lived in the Soviet Union under Stalin.
I understand that none of that worked.
Most of the voters today though do think that is the solution. Just some things to think about that might be headed this way.
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|Canon Manor folks hear from traffic managers
Supe Rabbitt leads town hall meeting featuring high-level county officials
More than 50 residents of Canon Manor turned out for a town meeting with 2nd District Supervisor David Rabbitt. What's more, he brought along CHP Officer Jon Sloat, Tom O'Kane, deputy director, and Steve Urbanek, pavement preservation manager, both with the county's Department of Transportation and Public Works, and Jennifer Abroa, crime prevention CSO with the County Sheriff's department.
The meeting was held last Wednesday night in Penngrove's major meeting hall on Orchard St., owned and managed by the town's Social Firemen. They donated the hall for this meeting.
By any standard, Rabbitt and his handpicked speakers can be ranked as respected officials to talk to residents of a small unincorporated community in the county.
Canon Manor's snuggled up to Rohnert Park with Bodway Drive on the west, a shopping center and Sonoma State University on the north, Petaluma Hill Road on the east and RP's Southeast Specific Plan and Codding's Sonoma Mountain Village on the south. It had its beginnings about 35 years ago when a developer talked county planners and supervisors into approving a plan to build luxury homes on one-acre lots. It was rural land back then. Sonoma State College was still on Collegeview Avenue in RP, and Sonoma County was just entering the time period when land use rules, zoning regulations and building permits were just beginning to be ratified.
There's a Canon Manor East on the other side of Petaluma Hill Road. It's only a small scattering of homes on smaller plots, and they get their water from the Penngrove Water Co. and Petaluma.
Canon Manor West relies on its water wells, but
they're connected with Rohnert Park's sewer service pipes. Neither Canon Manor nor RP have any desire to explore annexation. Residents voted earlier to allow lot splits into two half-acre lots. This doesn't lessen traffic problems.
Canon Manor was the focus of last week's meeting. It covered road conditions, managing roadside vegetation, the Neighborhood Watch program, traffic controls and road striping. Residents had a multitude of items they were curious about, including street parking, trucks making U-turns on narrow streets, drainage problems in ditches and stop signs at one or two intersections.
CHP Officer Sloat reminded them the county "has 1,382 miles of roads, that's a huge amount and we don't have a lot of money to fix all of 'em."
CSO Abroa praised Canon Manor's Neighborhood Watch program. "They have 44 members, and they're doing a good job."
O'Kane and Urbanek outlined their work and acknowledged Canon Manor roads were a high priority in their office. They indicated the roads here were easier to handle compared to the longer miles of rural roads elsewhere in the county. "But the competition for road widening and maintenance is highly competitive," said O'Kane.
The meeting's two-hour allotment was up at 7:30 p.m., and Rabbitt thanked all the attendees. "It's wonderful to have this kind of communication," he said.
For further details on the meeting call Andrea Krout, Rabbitt's office manager, at 565-3754.


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I have a question. Anybody using the daily chart on this pair? I am not quite clear the main diff between trading the daily chart vs. hourly chart. I understand the noise level and head fakes once you get into smaller time frames. If I employ a 20-pip stop loss on the hourly chart, could I use thesame on a daily chart? Is it true that the higher time frame, the wider the stop loss?
Also consider what pair you are trading when deciding your stop losses. The Cable is known to have plenty of spikes while the EUR/USD has more fluid movement. So when trading the Cable you should consider this when deciding on a stop loss.
I have been stopped out twice in a row I get stopped then the price goes to the direction of my trade.
What are you guys using as an effective stop loss in pips trading this pair? Using 1Hour Chart.
As a rule of thumb though, i usually use pivot points and R1/S1 on calm days w/ sideways trading.
oh ya.. i'm noob.. so dont take my words for it. i just like to learn together.
I love trading this pair but I have the same problem all the time. I trail the stop too close and it knocks me out. I have started putting my stop further away beyond important fibo or daily s/r levels and it has been working better for me. Unfortunately that means a smaller risk/reward since the stops are further out. I love this never ending learning curve
I walk up this am and realized I've missed the long signal @ 1.9491 I sleep through a big sonami move! I bet alot of you guys made money today.
you don't use entry orders Ramrocket?


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It's a busy weekend for shows in Milwaukee, with fast-rising alternative rock act Imagine Dragons at Eagles Ballroom and critically acclaimed psychedelic group Tame Impala at Turner Hall Sunday. Unfortunately both shows are already sold out. But in this week's Concert Corner video chat with CineStars' Brittany Umar, I talk about another promising show (actually, series of shows) happening Saturday--although the promoter told me that he's expecting all the tickets will be bought in advance.
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Okay, this is for all of the ladies that are preggo with #4 or more!!!!
Please make sure to include your name, EDD and where you are from!!!
Okay, this is for all of the ladies that are preggo with #4 or more!!!!
Please make sure to include your name, EDD and where you are from!!!
My name is Amanda. I am "due" 1/10/10. From Indiana.
We are having out 5th baby. He/She is a total surprise, but welcomed. DH was actually planning a vasectomey lol. So we are surprised but pleased with our little seedling lol.
A&J= DSD 16, DS 13, DS 11, DS 9, DD 8, DD 6 & TieBreaker Due 4/18/17
Welcome Amy, we will be joined with some others soon from the TTC #4 or more group, so welcome!!
I am also an Amy. I am expecting #4. Just found out today and I am a bit freaked. This wasn't planned but after 12 hours of knowing I am starting to get used to the idea.
Mom to Riley (1/4/01), Siona (1/03/04),. Julian (7/02/07)
Oh, and I think my due date is around 1/21/10.
Mom to Riley (1/4/01), Siona (1/03/04),. Julian (7/02/07)
Hey ladies...
I am due with #6 around Jan. 22.
Michelle happy, loved wife, homeschooling, Italian mama to 4 girls and 2 boys.
"Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly"
I am Allena, and I am expecting number 6! I'm excited, and little nervous, I need to change some things about my life. I feel a bit overwhelmed, but happy too!
Need a bigger car, bigger house etc...it's all a little bit of a concern but I'm sure it will all work out well in the end.
Mom to Dominic(19),Elizabeth10),Teresa(8) William (6) and Julianna(4), Vincent (3) due Aug 17
I'm Jennifer, We ar expecting #4 (we have 3DS's at home). My due date is Jan. 1st. 2010. This will be out last and I'm a little sad about that but I do finally feel like our family is complete.
Jen, mommy to:
DS Cameron (6), DS Clayton (4) , DS Collin (3)
Our 4th blessing - EDD 1/1/10
Hi! Im Katrina and we are also expecting #4 (with 3 DD's at home ).
My edd is 1/11/10. This is probably our last but.... maybe not LOL. Im just not ready to be done. But we will see how we feel come January. My DH is in the Army and will be deploying a few months after baby comes so Im super freaked out about having 4 small kids all alone for a year.
Married 1/11/03
Mom to DD c/s 1/04, DD VBAC 3/06, m/c 6w,
DD VBAC 11/07, m/c 7w3d, m/c 11w, m/c 9w4d, m/c 9w4d, m/c 7w & Our surprise DS edd 10/31


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With my first pregnancy, everything was normal up until 38 weeks when my doctor decided to schedule me for an ultra sound and no stress test to see if there was anything to explain my issues of the pain in my side and spotty vision. She had already tested my blood and urine for protein. Turns out my girl was breech, had a small abdomen, and I had pre-eclampsia-after a 24hour urine analysis I had levels of 216 and the cut off is 200. I also never had any issues with my blood pressure. If anything, it was on the low side of normal.
I am 15 weeks today and Friday I started to see spotty vision again. Has anyone else experienced possible pre-eclampsia symptoms this early? I was told if I start to feel light headed or saw spots again-to me it looks like tinsel being sprinkled on the outside of my vision- to go to the hospital ASAP. I am trying not to be too worried and hope for the best, but it is hard.


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$11,000,000. Yes, you read those zeros right. That's $11 million tax payer dollars our state spends picking up the trash Tennesseans throw down on the ground. That doesn't even count what your city pays to pick up litter in the incorporated areas.
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Gonzo 2 Kickstarter Final Week!
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A full year has passed since we launched Necropunk (the 23rd of July). Wow! How did that happen?
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Bestiary Update
Just a heads up, we are doing some last minute adjustments on the Necropunk Bestiary. It will be out sometime this week or next Tuesday at latest. We just had... Read more
Necropunk Bestiary
So we just got back some of our final sketch work on the bestiary and it is looking FANTASTIC (in addition to some AMAZING finished work!).
A little update on... Read more
Endzeitgeist Reviews Necropunk
Sorry for the back to back update but, the prolific reviewer Endzeitgeist reviewed Necropunk this morning. He grasped everything we set out to do and gave a fantastic overview for the... Read more
Update on Tactics Game!
So the casual game team here at Little Red has been working hard to get the prototype out for this tactics game! I've personally been watching the game take shape... Read more
Update on KS Rewards
So as we tirelessly work on editing the next few books, I just wanted to take a momentary breaks to give you all an update on their status.
The bestiary... Read more
v1.2 Document + Class Guide
Hey Backers!
We've got some great news for you guys, that bonus Necropunk Class Guide we talked about? It's here!
We have a google doc located here where you can share... Read more
Character Sheets
We've just released our character sheets.
Check for an update in your inbox or on DriveThruRPG.
We included both a full color and black & white version for printers!
Stay... Read more
Necropunk is Live!
Incoming PDFs
So it's over. It's done. We finished! We will be sending out the PDFs to all backers tonight!
Words don't describe the thanks we want to express to... Read more
Launch Tomorrow!
Launch Day
So, thanks to a titanic last minute effort of the team everything is done. The PDF even comes with handy little navigation sidebar on each page! We are... Read more
Final Blitz!
So today is our final day to work on Necro.
Caleb & I (Scott) came in Thursday night to work for a few hours on editing to make sure we... Read more
Editing Night!
So we are still editing at 10:30! We are in hour 12!
If anyone wants to pop on to chat, here is a public hangout (we might not answer right... Read more
Another Quick Update
Been seeing a lot of Kickstarters this week with backers who are not getting updates!
Want to keep you all in the loop:
-Cover art is underway
-100 pages of... Read more
The Big Reveal! Necropunk Tactics!
The Big Reveal
Ok backers, so we have kept this under wraps for a while but now we can finally tell you about our future plans with the Necropunk IP.... Read more
Still Alive, Still Editing // Secret Sister Project
Still Alive, Still Editing
So just a real quick update. We have the game in the final editing phases. We recently grabbed a temporary editor, Christina Johnson, to help us... Read more
Survey Closing
Hey backers!
If you have not filled out your surveys please do! We will be contacting people on Saturday regarding it and our data will only be based on surveys... Read more
Hi Backers!
We just sent out all of the surveys (Phew!).
Higher tier backers will be receiving emails from us regarding the nature of their donation if it pertains to design.
Please... Read more
Post Kickstarter Wrap-Up & Updated Time Tables
So wow. Just wow. We managed to raise $2,271 for the launch of Necropunk.
Here are how things are going to be unfolding. We are going to be launching the... Read more
163% Funded!
So as of a few hours ago we were funded via Kickstarter with a final total of $3,271/$2,000 (163%).
We had 124 backers from all around the world. I want... Read more
13 Hours to Go!
So we are down to the wire! Only 13 hours left!
So our designers are mad! If we hit 3,250 they will do the OTHER expansion as well!
And as... Read more
6 Days Left + Free Public PDF
So we've been writing and play-testing this thing for about 11 months now and running this kickstarter for almost 2. Now we we are down to just 6 days. The... Read more
Final Week + Timeline
The Final Week
So we've got 8 days left to reach that final stretch goal! (Only $123 left!) We want to thank you all for your support for this product!... Read more
Endzeitgeist Reviews Necropunk (First Look)
So the prolific reviewer Endzeitgeist (seriously, check this out if you don't know who he is) got an early look at the Necropunk core rulebook! Check what he had to say about... Read more
Season #1
So we got a question about what is the first season of Necropunk (see the $100 donation level).
We will be releasing a 12 part series of books that are... Read more
A little update
Hey guys! So a little update:
Word Count
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America specifies word lengths for each category of its Nebula award categories. A novel... Read more
Content Creation Done & Social Combat Playtest Data
So this has been in the works for about 10-11 months (or more, depending on where you pinpoint the start date) but as of Saturday content creation for material included... Read more
Sneak Peek: Qu'em & Feats
Sneak Peek: Qu'em Schools
The art of qu'em is described as the "perfect martial art" but is that all there is to it?
Within the style there exist many sub-schools.... Read more
1/2 Way Report & Challange
Hey guys, just a quick "overall" update for you seeing as we are exactly half way done today (and half way to the next stretch goal!) Don't forget to check... Read more
AMA & Playtest Update
Ask Us Anything
Yep, we are opening ourselves up to that can of worms. You the backers [or potential backers] can ask us absolutely anything you'd like about our company,... Read more
FUNDED! + 1st Stretch Goal
Thanks to a very generous donation we are now fully funded with 45 days to go!
We'd like to thank everyone who has donated thus far. It means so much... Read more
Stretch Goals
So in the last few days we saw a massive surge in donations! We are now down to the last $500 until the project is fully funded. I wanted to... Read more
Necropunk Reviewed by Shorty Monster
Hey guys we recently got a review back from an a site that was gifted an early look at Necropunk. Check out what Shorty Monster that of it and let... Read more
Meet the Little Red Team for Necropunk
Onward to 50%!
40% in just 3 days?! We are totally in awe of you guys here at LRGG. As our way of saying thank you we will send out free HQ copies... Read more
General Q&A with Scott Gladstein, the owner of Little Red
How did Little Red get started?
I was writing material for a website I ran called "Game-A-Week" and I got some good feedback. I decided to try my hand at... Read more