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Bowling Green restaurant boasts food options for everyone.
Celebrates 31st anniversary of holiday classic at the Valentine Theatre.
More than 30 musicians to perform Friday at Huntington Center.
Levis Commons event with 470 guests raises $142,500.
Annual celebration scheduled for this weekend.
This week's new DVD offerings range from fabulous to fantasy. ■ Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie: The self-indulgent, hard-drinking, party-hearty, man-crazy, egomaniacal, and unaware Patsy Stone (Joanna Lumley) and Edina Monsoon (Jennifer
Slow jams built in to catch your breath.
Tom Mockensturm of Waterville stands at the front of the line to check-out while he holds all of his items at JCPenney at the Shops at Fallen Timbers. Mockensturm was among the many area residents to venture out in search of Black Friday deals.
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On the rare occasions that I have operated my Omni VI in SSB mode I have received excellent TX audio reports. I use a Ten-Tec 705 microphone, with the MIC gain control set at about 11:00 (40%). I speak directly into the microphone, with my mouth about two to three inches from the microphone. When I used the speech PROCESSOR I set it also to about 11:00. I have not made any modifications to the rig, which I purchased used from another ham. To my knowledge it has not been modified. What different mics have you tried? Have you tried a Ten-Tec 705? What do you mean by "upgraded" Omni VI? Maybe the "upgrades" are part of the problem. Can you look at the audio input levels of your two tone test source (that looks good on a RF monitor scope and spectrum analyzer) with an oscilloscope and compare that with the level you are getting from the microphone? The TX audio path circuitry from the rear panel audio input connector is identical to the circuitry from the mic connector, so levels that work at the rear connector should work from the mic connector too. DE N6KB Fraser Robertson wrote: > Hi all, is possible to transmit good quality SSB from this rig? I get > reports of muffled audio. Listening on another RX I know what they mean. > > I've re-aligned the driver & pa bias, carrier oscillators etc. I've > isolated the mic ground as by design it shares the PTT ground and > digital noise was getting into the mic amp. > > With a two tone test the signal looks ok on a scope and spectrum > analyser (products 26dB and 38dB down). > > I've tried different power supplies, different mics and audio sources. > > It sounds reasonable on receive, to me anyway, and works well on CW. > > The rig has the stock filters fitted. A friend has the Inrad SSB > filter and says he gets muffled audio reports too. > > I've ruled out RF feedback and am running out of ideas. Any advice > would be appreciated. The audio is readable but not crisp clear > quality. (The rig is an upgraded Omni6). > > Thanks / 73 Fraser G4BJM > > _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
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Cisco Policy Suite for Wi-Fi is a carrier-grade policy and subscriber data-management software solution that helps service providers control, monetize, and personalize Wi-Fi offerings on their networks. The solution offers a platform for delivering a variety of services that take advantage of intelligent Wi-Fi network attributes.
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I have roughly 70k in credit card debt. I have had it for a couple years now and just started making ground by paying it off as of a few months ago. I've been researching more on debt and the credit scoring system. Here is my question.
Paying off my debts and bankruptcy both take about 7 years to clear my record. If they both take about the same time to clear from my record, why would I not just declare bankruptcy and not have to pay anything back at all?
Paying off my debts will actually probably take longer than declaring bankruptcy to clear my record because I won't be able to pay all my debts off in a short amount of time. it will have to be a long gradual thing.
Why would one in my situation not declare bankruptcy?
I understand your struggle. I have about $32k in credit debt plus $60k in student loans. And I'm unemployed. Every penny I have goes to paying my bills. I'm drawing unemployment. I hold my breath and juggle frantically each month to keep paying bills. I ask myself, too, does this make sense. Won't I be better off with bankruptucy? It's a major life decision. It's a publc record and on your credit report for 10 years, not seven. I've read on this board the challenges people face after filing. I wonder if people feel they are better off in bankrutcy or if they have regrets about filing. I think most people file only after struggling to stay afloat and do it because they feel they have no other choice that makes any sense. That's how I feel. I'm still thinking of filing, maybe in February. Because realistically I can see me paying this credit card debt for years, paying tens of thousands more than what I owe in interest. My student loan won't be discharged, and I know I'll be paying that for years. It's a hard decision. Do people feel BK improved their lives?
If you are thinking of filing a CH 7 it will take 10 years to drop off. My husband and I just filed in December 2010 and were told it will take 10 years. I believe it is a CH 13 that takes 7 years.
Before declaring BK we spent two years trying to pay off debt and contemplating BK but doing nothing about it. In hindsight, I wish we would have found a lawyer right away when we started thinking that BK was the way to go. But we wanted to try and "do the right thing" by paying off as much as we could first. It was an extremely stressful time and is only now starting to get better. So in my situation I wish we would have filed when we first started thinking about it, instead of procrastinating and just trying to pay off the debt that just kept getting bigger and bigger no matter how much we paid.
I just wanted to say that filing BK definitely improved my life and I just regret that I didn't do it sooner. I day the BK was discharged I felt so happy and optimistic about my future instead of thinking about how it's going to take forever to pay off my debt. Now I can start rebuilding my credit and getting my life back on track, instead on wondering how I'm going to make my next month of cc, loan, and medical bill payments....
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Engaging our neighbors on and off the post
Thursday's Right Arm event a great way to meet co-workers
By Col. Edward C. Rothstein
Garrison Commander
Posted 2/02/12
I try to use my public speaking engagements as a tool to spark discussions with neighbors on and off the post, about how they can help us and how we can support their initiatives. Our neighbors are receptive to the idea of supporting Fort Meade for many reasons.
Fort Meade growth beyond BRAC is good news for our neighbors. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta specifically mentioned the importance of cyber defense in his recent press conference in which he outlined billions of dollars in cuts to defense spending.
Fort Meade's support of the U.S. Cyber Command and its joint services (Army Cyber, Air Force Cyber, the Tenth Fleet Navy Cyber and Marine Corps Cyber Command) will play a vital role in the future of our nation's defense. Our neighbors know the cyber commands mean stability of jobs in the region and continued economic growth.
Just as it is important to communicate with our neighbors, it's important to me to keep the post community aware of what's happening at Fort Meade. Every other month, I meet with Fort Meade's community council, a group of leaders from our local community organizations and family readiness groups. The garrison command also hosts a bimonthly luncheon for installation partner commanders including senior enlisted leaders from units across Fort Meade.
On Jan. 26, I met with both of these groups. In addition to sharing information about upcoming activities on post, we had a frank discussion about some issues Fort Meade will face as we look ahead to future construction and roadwork projects.
A bit of good news is that this summer we break ground on a new state-of-the-art Post Exchange. The bad news is parking. The new PX is being built adjacent to the old PX, and construction will take up much of the existing parking lot currently used by shoppers.
We are exploring a number of solutions to deal with the parking issue, but trust me. I know the parking problem will be inconvenient and make shopping at the PX and commissary difficult throughout the construction period.
As difficult as it may be, in the end we will have a fantastic new shopping center. Still, I wanted to share this news with post leaders now so we can have an opportunity to discuss the issue and prepare for the challenges it will bring.
We also discussed another one of the realities of our expanding footprint -- the additional space on the installation required for construction of buildings for the Nation Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command.
As many of you already know, supporting the expansion of these agencies will result in the installation losing the remainder of its golf course. We lost nine holes of the course to BRAC construction, and it's expected we will lose the remaining 27 holes later this year.
Currently, the golf course is scheduled to be available to the post community through September. However, this date could change, and the golf course may close sooner than we had originally anticipated. We are working on agreements with our partners outside the gate to allow the post's golf community to play on county courses at the rates they currently pay.
Working with county golf courses on behalf of our patrons is a good example of how partnership with organizations outside the gates can help Fort Meade. My goal is to continue to find ways to leverage those partnerships to provide quality service to our military community.
The golf agreements and other off-post services will be a part of our strategy of providing needed services and resources to service members in light of DoD-directed budget reductions.
My goal as garrison commander is to be as transparent as possible. I want folks to know I'm concerned about how the installation will continue to support our growing footprint and I'm ready to listen to your comments and suggestions.
I will continue to make my communications about these efforts a priority. I urge you to share your thoughts about Fort Meade's expanding footprint with me, the garrison command and members of the post community.
In closing, I want to encourage service members and civilian employees to participate in tonight's Right Arm Night at Club Meade. The event is a great way to relax, build camaraderie and spend time with your co-workers while enjoying the free food, music and prizes.
And now that Super Bowl week is finally here, you know I am anxiously awaiting Sunday's kickoff. With two great coaches, two great quarterbacks, it should be a great game. Hopefully, it will end the same way it did the last time they met in a Super Bowl.
Go Giants!
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DB2 for z/OS has a new cool feature: the IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator or IDAA. The IDAA is a marriage of DB2 for z/OS and Netezza technology to accelerate complex queries in a highly secure and available environment. This 60 minute video will explain what it is exactly, how it works and why you would want such an accelerator.
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If you thought manuscript illustrations created by theologians trained in writing on calfskin with quill pens had become an extinct art form, you may be interested in a exhibit now at the Alameda Free Library (2nd Floor, 1550 Oak Street, Alameda).
This solo exhibition features the intricate ink drawings of Bay Area artist Pamela Lanza.
Women's Studies in Religion host its 2nd Annual Student Conference on Women and Religion on March 1, 2013.
The Conference will take place in the Tucson Room at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific 2451 Ridge Road Berkeley.
Time: 12:30pm-6pm. Reception following Conference. (2 units for whole conference, 1 unit for part)
Lunch and Learn with Koret Visiting Professor in Rabbinics & Folklore, Dina Stein
Lunch provided
Easton Hall, 2401 Ridge Road, Berkeley
Sohail Daulatzai, Associate Professor, Film and Media Studies and African American Studies School of Humanities, UC Irvine
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"Domes, Arches, and Minarets" a book presentation by Phil Pasquini
MUDD 102, Pacific School of Religion
Islam in the Public Sphere Class - Center for Islamic Studies
Ted Peters (PLTS), Thomas Cattoi (JST) and Marion Grau (CDSP) reflect on how their religious and cultural contexts shape their views on salvation.
Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Shires Room 113, 2451 Ridge Road, Berkeley
The Mazatlán Forum is the result of the initiative of DSPT Fellow Agnieszka Winkler, and the collaboration of El Colegio de Sinaloa and DSPT, who together have organized the inaugural Mazatlán Forum.The forum exists for the sake of e
Easton Hall, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, 2401 Ridge Road, Berkeley
Join us as for an interfaith conversation as featured artists, authors and faculty speak about the redemptive nature of art and faith in the aftermath of war, ruin and moral injury.
Speakers include:
This event, held one hundred years after S. An-ski's expedition through Poland, will explore the findings and ramifications of An-ski's ethnographic work and the construction of a traditional Eastern European past. Reception following lecture.
Co-sponsored by the 28th Jewish Music Festival.
Easton Hall, 2401 Ridge Rd, Berkeley
Elizabeth Drescher (GTU Ph.D. '09), Santa Clara University
UC Berkeley Religion, Politics and Globalization Program Spring 2013 Lecture Series
223 Moses, UC Berkeley
Arthur Holder, GTU Dean, Vice President for Academic Affairs, and the John Dillenberger Professor of Christian Spirituality, will speak on Religious Experience as Sacred Text at the Flora Lamson Hewlett Library's Annual Reading of the Sacred Texts.
What does it really mean when you tell someone that "I can read you like a book"? What makes the "book" of human experience into a truly sacred text? When does experience become a challenge to the authority of the text, or a substitute for it? This lecture will explore the complex relationship of religious experience to sacred text in the history of Christian spirituality, from the ancient period of stone tablets to the current digital age.
Dinner Board Room, Flora Lamson Hewlett Library, 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley
Lecture at 7:00 pm. A reception will precede the lecture at 6:30 pm.
This year, the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University will host a series of events on the theme "The Unfinished Agenda of Vatican II," commemorating the 50th anniversary of Vatican II (the first session met in October 1962).
Fred Parrella and Sally Vance Trembath, both Religious Studies faculty members at Santa Clara University, will speak.
WSR hosts the panel Envisioning the Future of Theology & Ethics: A Womanist Perspective
Chapel of the Great Commission, Pacific School of Religion, 1798 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley
Sunstone West is a symposium sponsored by Sunstone Magazine, a publication dedicated to Mormon experience, scholarship, issues, and art.
All sessions will be held at Pacific School of Religion, 1798 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley. One session will be dedicated to Mormon Studies at the GTU and the Academy. Arthur Holder (GTU), doctoral student Michael Reed, and Sheila Taylor (GTU Ph.D. '11) are plenary speakers with Robert Rees (GTU) moderating. Taylor and Rees are featured speakers throughout the symposium.
Join WSR on March 15th for a Coffee Conversation with Monica Coleman, Keri Day, and Andrea White on March 15th from 10:00- 11:30am in the GTU Dinner Boardroom.
Sr. Kathleen Hughes, RSCJ - Sacraments and Chicken Soup: Sacramental Living in a Post-Conciliar Church
Main Building Chapel, Sacred Heart Schools, 150 Valparaiso Avenue, Atherton, CA
This forum is designed for Catholics who want to deepen their faith through dialogue and reflection, and engage with prominent church leaders while they share perspectives on the Catholic faith in light of Vatican II.
Join in a Green Tea Conversation on Women's Leadership and Islam in China with Courtney Bruntz.
Courtney is a Ph.D. student at Graduate Theological Union. She worked as a Visiting Instructor of English and American Culture at Central China Normal University in Wuhan, Hubei, PRC for two years. Currently she is teaching a course, Women in Chinese Islam, at the GTU with the Newhall Grant.
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First Congregational Church of Oakland The CLGS Coalition of Welcoming Congregations and Our Family Coalition will screen Brother Outsider at First Congregational Church of Oakland (2501 Harrison St, Oakland, 94611).
Preach It! is a preaching festival highlighting student preachers from the Graduate Theological Union. Six different categories will each feature six preachers. The day will culminate with a Preach-Off featuring one student from each group. Student preachers will be assessed by panels of homiletic professors and Bay area pastors.
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I'm back, and so are the weekly training recaps! Here's how the last two weeks went (get ready, it's going to be a long one today):
Week 8
- Monday: Rest day
- Tuesday: 3 mile progression run (9:15, 8:45, 8:30) + some core work
- Wednesday: 6.5 miles (9:39 min/mile pace) + core and foam rolling
- Thursday: 3 easy treadmill miles (10:00 min/mile) + some upper and lower body weights
- Friday: rest day
- Saturday: "half marathon" day. 13.1 miles at 10:15 min/mile pace. NOT easy.
- Sunday: 90 minute vinyasa yoga
Weekly mileage: 25
The Good
6.5 miles on Wednesday. I don't know it it's the weather, the lack of "long run" pressure, or what, but my mid-week longer runs have been amazing lately. I went out and back on the Newton Hills (crushed Heartbreak Hill) and felt 100% during the whole run. I wanted to keep going, but my growling belly had other plans. Also, pat on the back for going to yoga on Sunday. It was SO needed!
The Bad
My IT bands keep switching which one wants to be evil each week. This week, it's was the right. For some reason, my legs just felt dead and shredded during my long run on Saturday. They never really loosened up and by mile 12 my right IT band was screaming. And the verdict on why this keeps happening? See the lack of the word "PT" above. Yeah, doing my PT hip exercises was just not a priority last week. Need to change that.
The Ugly
My anger towards our bathtub/shower when I discovered at 10pm Friday night that it wasn't working. I turned on the faucet and all I got was a scalding hot trickle of water. Not ideal. Our condo building is really old and often has issues with the plumbing, so I thought to myself "let it go, it will be better tomorrow." Well, Saturday came and our trickle turned into a dry faucet. That meant I couldn't do an ice bath after my 13.1 situation. NOT a happy camper over here. I had to drag my tired ass to the gym so I could shower after my long run. I may or may not have had a mini freak out Friday night before my run. Goes to show, don't mess with a runner's schedule. We are delicate creatures who like routine. Mess with it, and we don't know what to do. Luckily, Bernie's family friend and carpenter (who renovated the bathroom) came over and fixed the problem for us. Ice baths for all!
Week 9
- Monday: Rest day. Legs still felt like crap after 13.1. That's what happens when you don't ice bath!
- Tuesday: 3 miles AM miles (9:41 min/mile) + core circuit and stretching
- Wednesday: 7 hot humid miles (10:00 min/mile) + PT hip exercises
- Thursday: 4 miles on the treadmill (1 mile warmup, 2 miles @ HM pace, 1 mile cool down) + upper/lower body weights and core
- Friday: 90 minute vinyasa. So needed.
- Saturday: 10 mile long run (9:46 min/mile)
- Sunday: rest day (walking around Six Flags all day)
Weekly mileage: 24
The Good
My long run on Saturday was glorious. 10 solo miles. Since I've been doing a lot of my long runs with Stephanie, I both dread and look forward to my solo long runs. It's a great chance to rock out to some music and catch up on podcasts, but I also get scared that I'll lose the motivation and the support that I sometimes need on longer runs. 10 miles was perfect. The weather was great, my legs felt really good (despite being sore from yoga the day before) and I got my my ice bath this time. Win. Win.
The Bad
Wednesday's 7 mile run sucked. No, it more than sucked, it was a fail. It was hot, it was humid, it was the first 90+ degree day all month. My body was NOT ready for it. I didn't bring enough water, I felt light headed at mile 4, and physically ill at mile 6. I changed my route to run near a local running store that puts out a cooler of water everyday for runners. It literally kept me from not passing out.
After I was finished, I tried to remind myself that not every run is perfect – missteps happen. All I can do is learn from it and move on. That's how I'm most likely going to feel at mile 21 of the marathon, I better embrace it and gain strength from the challenges.
The Ugly
Again, my feet are officially marathoner feet. I have callouses on the balls of my feet and they ARE NOT cute. One ripped open last week and the other has a blood blister under it after this week's long run. I don't really know what to do. I have a 15 mile long run this week and I'm a little terrified. I hope my poor feet make it!


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The boy looks over his shoulder, but seeing no "Sir" behind him shrugs and gets back to work.
The dim light of the hallway spills into the nearly bare room, supplementing a few puny shafts piercing the aged wall to the north. A desk, made of nothing more than a few planks nailed together and a matching stool seem to be the only furniture, a large tan rug lays sprawled in the center of the room.
At the sound of the door opening, and entering, the "rug" barely lifts his large, lion-ish head. Sad, dark eyes peer at the party through a massive face of folds and wrinkles before closing again. "Dandelion" lets out a low, barely audible whimper, but is otherwise quiet and still.
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Never did like this lumber place, always a bad vibe about it.
Perception: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 1 = 4
Simon's nose wrinkles as they pass the bleaching station, the stink of the process invading his sinuses.
Nothing that smells like that can be a good thing, why would Darkwood need such treatment?
Simon hands a biscuit from yesterday's breakfast to Dorial and includes a bit of hard cheese to help her discussion with Dandelion, if they ever find him.
Perception1d20 + 8 ⇒ (19) + 8 = 27
Dorial slowly walks over to Dandelion and kneels down in front of him, a biscuit in her hand. "Hello Dandelion, I've brought you a gift."
Cast speak with animals - duration 1 minute
In dog"I'm sorry for your loss Dandelion. I've brought you some food and wish to comfort you."
Dorial slowly walks over to Dandelion and kneels down in front of him, a biscuit in her hand. "Hello Dandelion, I've brought you a gift."
Cast speak with animals - duration 1 minute
In dog"I'm sorry for your loss Dandelion. I've brought you some food and wish to comfort you."
Dandelion perks his ears a little at the sound of his name and whimpers low again, but only sniffs at the biscuit. As Dorial tries again, this time with speak with animals on her side, he edges closer, his whimpers and growls in answer.
"άρωμα σας είναι νέο, και δεν έχω τίποτα να προσφέρουν τώρα ότι τα κατοικίδια καλή αγάπη έχει φύγει. Δεν άνεση για μένα, δεν υπάρχει, αλλά το φαγητό είναι καλό."
Edging forward on his "knees and elbows", Dandelion stretches for any food that might be had, but not with any real gusto.
Dorial, can I get both a handle animal check and a knowledge nature check, please.
Dandelion snuffles and bumps at Dorial's hand then shakes his big shaggy head and begins to howl,"όχι όχι ... απλά θέλουν να δουν τα κατοικίδια ζώα καλή αγάπη ... κατοικίδια καλή αγάπη! Κλαψουρίζουνκλαψούρισμαγκρίνια!"
yow, even with bonuses from knowing the language, not quite high enough on the handle animal. But give me another one to quiet him down. Anyone else with handle animal can do so well; it doesn't take knowing what he's howling about to realize you might like for him to stop it.
Come on dice, don't fail me now!
Handel Animal:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (17) + 3 = 20
Dorial strokes Dandelion's fur, "I'm so sorry that you cannot be with her right now. I wish I could do more to help you."
She wraps her arms around his neck and hugs him warmly.
Poor thing has gone through an awful lot. I wish there was something we could do.
Dandelion quiets down after a moment, nuzzling after the biscuit. Finally, with his whole body leaning heavily against you, he responds again with something other than whimpers and sighs,
"απαντήσεις που ζητάτε, το κάνετε."
"όχι τόσο πολύ, νομίζω; Δεν ξέρω.εργαστεί αργά αργά, ξύπνησε άρρωστος."
at this point, Dandelion's head slumps again, and the thick folds of his eyelids tremble as they close.
"άσε με να κοιμηθώ τώρα."
|Kast Phaer
|Simon Shrewsbury
Dorial kisses Dandelion on the head before standing.
"Sleep well gentle Dandelion."
She wipes away a tear as she turns to the group. "I may have been wrong about the food. His master didn't eat anything before getting sick."
This can be even worse than I originally thought
She continues, "All she had was water while Dandelion ate all her meat." Turning to Simon, "Is there a well or other water source that the drinking water is gathered from? We may want to look there."
|Kast Phaer
Kast nods, feeling sorry for the dog and for its loss.
Kast sighs and backs away from the dog and home before turning to address the group.
"I think we should go stake out the cemetery next. It's out the northern road, past The Sitting Duck, I think. After that, we should explore the water idea."
|Simon Shrewsbury
"Well, I suppose we can check, though not sure I could even tell if he was feeling sick?"
Heal Check: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (19) + 6 = 25
"Just in case he does have any physical injuries, it couldn't hurt to help in every way we can."
Cast Cure Light Wounds on Dandelion: 1d8 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 2 = 8
Simon will also detect both Magic and Poison in the room
"I think we should go stake out the cemetery next. It's out the northern road, past The Sitting Duck, I think. After that, we should explore the water idea."
"Kast, there are still an hour or two before dusk, so maybe we should look at the communal well on our way to the cemetery while it's still light. I'm not sure what we can learn there without actually climbing in and swimming around, but maybe something will be obvious."
If something was obvious, others would have noticed it by now. Still, no stone unturned I guess.
Othoe watches Simon cast a spell on the dog. I hope we don't need that later...
|Kast Phaer
"Excellent point, Othoe-Although I think that's do our advantage. I'd like to see things while we have some light left...so either the well, if it's on the way, or the cemetery before it gets dark is preferable."
Kast's tongue twists trying to tell truly.
"Well? Well, why not? Simon, where is the wet watery well?"
I think I'm confusing myself.
"If Dandelion ate her food it may very well be the well. Let's go there on our way to the cemetery, as Kast and Othoe have suggested. I think going to the cemetery at night is actually to our advantage. If there are evil-doers about they will be more likely to act at night."
|Simon Shrewsbury
"There are two wells for our town, the large common one that serves most of the people and a second one that sits up on "The Perch". It's the large common one in the center of town that I think we should investigate. Dorial, do you think Dandelion would be happier back at my greenhouse and workshop, we could give him more attention than he gets here and I'll promise to make fresh biscuits for him."
Though Dandelion is fully healed by Simon's spell, he doesn't seem any happier for it and goes back to his moping.
A rattle of keys and the thump of boots grows steadily louder from down the hall, then pauses as the sound of voices take over, one low and slow and rumbly, the other the high pitched voice of the boy from before,
"Oh no, sire. Ubert's out walkin' perim's otter. I can put that away for you, though."
After another grumble and rumble, the thump of boots begins, but fades out, and the jingle of keys sounds just outside the door.
Sticking his head in, the boy checks first for Dandelion, then the rest of you, "You weren't able to fix him, huh? I was afraid of that. But it's best you were all on your way before the foreman or Ubert catch you. He won't be happy I let strangers in, not even for Dandelion."
|Simon Shrewsbury
Simon matches Othoe's nervous appearance.
"Yes, let's get out of here, the sooner the better, and the less people that see us the better."
"Othoe, you're stealthier and more observant than the rest of us, it may be best if you lead the way out of the mill, the well is right in the center of town."
You are able to sneak out the back of the paper mill with the boy's help, "Don't you worry, I'll keep an eye on Dandelion. Miss Ella would have wanted me to. "
The sun sits lower in the Eastern sky now, and the common well, normally a meeting place for many is somewhat empty due to the approach of the late afternoon meal.
A traditional low, crenelated wall encircles the well, and a bucket hangs above it attached to a crude crank system.
|Simon Shrewsbury
Simon lowers the bucket into the well and hoists up a pail of water, then checks it for poison and magic.
Detect Poison and Detect Magic
It seems to take a long time, but eventually the bucket splashes into the water below, then is brought back up again, though it isn't nearly as appetizing looking as the tea from this afternoon, though both had bits of things floating in it.
|Simon Shrewsbury
"No poison or magic in the well, as far as I can tell, though that's not surprising as it's a disease we're chasing. Those bits floating in there don't look very appetizing."
Simon fishes the bits out and rolls them into a square of cloth for investigating at the greenhouse later.
"Might as well get a meal in us and prepare for our cemetery exploration this evening."
"Chunky water huh? I've seen worse in my travels, but not from a central well I think! Perhaps it needs to be dug a little deeper, or dredged to get the scum off the bottom."
A meal sounds good - but what to eat? And what do drink?! Everything could contain the plague...
"If we're to stop for a meal, let's do so quickly. I'm eager to check out this cemetery. So far we've gathered no solid leads and I must admit a little frustration. It may be that we're simply out of our depths - much like this well. Too shallow..."
|Kast Phaer
Kast watches Simon's spell work with interest.
I really should learn to do that. Irori?
"Stop for a meal? It feels like I just ate." Kast questions the need for a pause. "I'd like to see the cemetery during the light so I can find a good place to hide and/or look out. Can we press on?"
Soldiers don't eat when there is a need. Soldiers patrol.
"Kast is right Othoe. I know halflings are know for their appetite but this is no time to eat."
That was unkind, I should apologize.
"I'm sorry Othoe, I'm just worried. If this plague spreads so easily then it's possible it'll pass on to the animals, and that would not please me."
|Simon Shrewsbury
"Are we going to the cemetery at sundown, or after it's full night and we can hide in the darkness?"
Either way, Simon goes along with the group's plan, eager to find any clue to what's causing the plague.
"If you've a way of creating light then dark, else sundown would be my preferred."
Nimeon waits for the others to chime in. His relief at being outdoors again is visible. Or is it being away from Dandelion?
once everyone is ready...
The path through town passes right by The Sitting Duck , Fleur and Eli pause their activities at the pig pen, waving before heading inside. Several people pass the group at the gate, but beyond that, the road grows quiet as the sun light fails. The path from the main road heads towards the edge of a small copse of dark wood trees to the North East. The pale yellow flowers that line the path close with the loss of light, giving way to ferns beneath the trees.
The trees thin after several few yards, opening wide again into a glen of vague shapes and shadows. Markers of stone and wood spread over the wide expanse, the names of the dead lost in the deepening night.
|Kast Phaer
Kast nods at Dorial's helpfulness.
"Yeah, light would be good when we need it. Right now, I just want to look for any clues of theft or malice while we have natural light. And maybe find a good place to hide. However, I don't know what we'll need until we need it."
Kast keeps on limping to the graveyard.
* * *
At the graveyard, Kast will walk around the perimeter to check things out, looking for signs of ingress/egress.
After that, Kast will do an orderly search of the graveyard for signs of open graves, ghosts, liches, and a good place where he can hide and get a good view of everything, if possible.
The path is fairly tame, though grows wilder at the edges. Vines creep and curl across the ground, and the shadows are deep and dark, even with the small forest that remains of what was probably a much larger wood in the past.
knowledge nature and knowledge religion, please.
|Kast Phaer
Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (20) + 8 = 28
K. Religion: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (3) + 5 = 8
K. Nature: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (17) + 3 = 20
Nimeon follows the rest, bow in hand and eyes scanning the area.
"You can never be sure what might be around, we're closer to the wilds now than town."
Knowledge Nature:1d20 + 7 ⇒ (14) + 7 = 21
Dorial puts her hand on Chrystosm's lantern. Quietly she speaks, "I think we were keeping low for now. But just in case I will be ready."
She pulls a sling bullet out of her pouch and puts it in her front pocket, easily accessible.
Seeing Nimeon and Dorial prepare for combat, Othoe goes over the spells he has prepared in his head.
I'm as ready as I'll ever be. But what are we expecting?
Othoe sticks close to the party and peers into the darkness.
I suppose I could get out my sling, but I can't see very far in this light so what's the use?
Perception1d20 + 6 ⇒ (16) + 6 = 22
Spell Craft 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (6) + 7 = 13
I wonder what Dorial cast? Maybe a guidance. Druids are like priests, they get that cantrip don't they?
Othoe remains quiet and tries hard to blend into the shadows of the other party members.
Once you have map access, please give me coordinates so I know where you are.
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At its annual meeting for 2016, the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) announced the election of 79 regular members, including the National Institute of Mental Health's (NIMH Karen F. Berman, M.D. One of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine, election to the Academy recognizes outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service.
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An acidic body is an unhealthy body. Unfortunately, the diets we eat, the stress we face, and even the polluted air we breathe conspire to acidify our body. Combating the acidic buildup in our body is essential for maintaining good health and vitality.
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This specially formulated blend of 100% organic, fresh and alkaline-forming dense green vegetables and natural fibers such as broccoli, kelp and spinach increases energy levels and provides essential nutrients to help return the blood and tissues to a healthy pH balance. Pure Energy Greens with MSM contains methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), a powerful naturally occurring molecule that energizes cells, helps alleviate everyday symptoms associated with seasonal allergies and is thought to have anti-inflammatory properties.
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