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August 2002
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Thought I'd get things started.
Well, I may as well own up now... I've an evening of loud partying and boozing planned
So dietary requirements are null and void today - well this evening anyway. But, I'll make up for it tomorrow - I'm ging to the gym and then going to the yoga class and sauna and steam after that - healthy day planned
Daisy Duke
August 2002
We are the early birds, Today I shall forget about my diet, as I am having a bar lunch and some beer when I go up to Glasgow shopping, tomorrow, I shall do 6 mile long run ( easing my way back after injury ) hopefully by Tuesday ( weigh day ) I will have done enough for at least a 1lb loss. Have a good weekend all ...
August 2002
Hi Cath. Enjoy your party. I am envious - while you're partying, I'll probably be having my ear bent about my friend's efforts to confirm her suspicions that her fella has a cocaine habit.
I hope to get in two training sessions today - a mixed cardio and resistance session in the posh gym (finally decided that I'll join - since Kevin the Teenager persuaded me to shell out £48 for a Timberland fleece for her last week, the £44 a month to get unlimited use of a big air-conditioned gym, lots of classes and 20 metre ozone pool sounds a snip in comparison), and a little swim in the early afternoon, then a walk/run with prospective training partner tonight in which I'll cover about 9 miles. So I'll be on runners' refuelling rations most of today. I've had a nice big healthy breakfast, a stack of pancakes is defrosting, and the Haagen-Dazs has migrated to the top of the freezer. I PROMISE I will only eat one-quarter of the tub...
Cheers, V-rap.
August 2002
V-rap -- I don't envy you. Have been through that very same experience with my Mother about my Sister (who I don't speak to because of it).
Glad you joined the posh gym. I worked out that if I'd joined the council run gym near me I would be shelling out as much to attend their yoga classes, swim, sauna and steam. But with the package I got - it's all in. Have to make a decent effort on Sunday too - weigh day on Monday.
August 2002
Morning all, Didnt come on yesterday because i took a day off work and went to the beach.
Did some swimming in the sea, 3 x 30 mins pulling a rubber dingy with my 2 girls in.
Then went for a bike ride in the evening, nice trial riding through the woods.
BUT I my eating was not as good as it should have been.. even had a choccy bar.
Felt bad this morning so i went for a run with my brother in law. Might go for another ride tonight.
Have a nice weekend everyone
August 2002
I have a confession to make ....... I have a large pork pie habit - it was wonderful still warm with runny jelly .....
Long run tomorrow and a short one on Monday now have to get my right for Tuesday weigh in - now NO BEER for 3 nights, is that all ...
August 2002
hi everyone,
after pigging out for the last 2 days on manchester tarts and custard doughnuts Ive still managed to lose 2lbs, but Iwill have to be careful next week in case they catch up with me( on my next run Ill have to imagine douhnuts chasing me, it might make me run a bit faster ).
Has anyone done the CHESTER ZOO 10K or the LIVERPOOL 10K ? Which do you think is the most fun and slow coach friendly ?
Good luck with the weigh ins! I usually do mine Saturday morning so Ive got the rest of the week to put right the damage Ive done on the Saturday night.
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August 2002
Afternoon all,
Feeling virtuous this morning as I went for an early morning run and haven't pigged out yet! However we're planning a barbie tonight and the halloumi cheese is calling me (I'm veggie) plus I've made some satay sauce (YUM) for the vegetable kebabs.........
Went horse-riding as well but too hot to do any serious work (it's bad enough the poor horse has to carry a tub of lard like me without asking him to do a workout in this heat!).
V-rap, we're surrounded by drug abuse - hubbies in the music industry - so I sympathise with your friend. The biggest giveaway I know of cocaine abuse is hyperactivity. Bad news all round, thankfully hubby's managed to stay clear of it all.
Long run planned for tomorrow so need to get out really early before it's too hot to move. Weigh-in day Monday.
Have a good weekend everyone.
running muppet
August 2002
Evening all,
Wasn't sure if any FC members would be here over the weekend. Very pleased to see the few who are here.
Mister Running Muppet is currently cooking me pork in cider with mushrooms and cream. Mmmmm. Tomorrow he's doing a chicken curry with lime, coriander and coconut cream so I'm having a bit of a heavy weekend food wise - still it's very yummy and that's what's so good about running - you can still eat well and have treats and lose weight too. (Although let's wait till Monday's weigh in before we see if that's true or not)
Haven't been for a run since Thursday night's speed session where I over-cooked it a bit. My legs are still feeling tired and leaden and I'm only running 3 times a week at the moment anyway. Supposed to be doing my long run tomorrow and was thinking of doing 9 miles instead of the usual 7. However, with the sore legs am not sure whether to just stick to 7 miles this week.
Hope your bbq is good Redhead.
Also, V-rap sorry to hear of your friends situation. I worked in the media for years and was always amazed at the number of people who partook of the white stuff.
August 2002
Evening all!
Oh I've been bad today - I have had...FIVE ICE LOLLIES..!!!! How bad is that! Last night I was also bad.. garlic bread, pasta & half-bottle of champagne. Haven't done any exercise today (been stuck on the M25 for 4 hours instead..) - the only thing that has been exercised is my tongue turning the air blue in my car!!!! Anyway, going to make up for it all in the morning with a 6 mile run (so she says...).. but then tomorrow afternoon me and The Husband are going to a BBQ - more alcohol! Can't get away from the stuff (well I could if I had any willpower!!). Anyway, got all that off my chest - so at least I feel better, as though I've done Confession! I will update you all tomorrow night (if I'm still sober enough to use this computer!!). Monday is 'weigh-in day'... oh dear...
Michelle x
August 2002
How bad is five ice-lollies, Michelle? Well, if they're Mini-Milks or fruit flavoured water ices, not even a teeny little bit bad. If they're those Magnums that have a layer of toffee between two chocolate coatings, they're best reserved for refuelling after a run and a serving = one lolly. Have they got ice-lolly vendors patrolling the big circular car-park now? It's about time! Hope the idea spreads to the M6.
Another example of my defective portion control popped up today. I was flicking through the latest issue of Esquire while eating my bananas at the posh gym, and saw a recipe for fresh tuna in which Gordon Ramsay said that 100g of tuna per person was sufficient. I had a bit over 200g last night according to the label on the pack, and didn't feel overfed. Since Gordon Ramsay runs marathons and throws picky eaters out of his restaurant, I feel like a real glutton now.
There's a lot of drug abuse where I work (ganja, benzos and heroin are traded through car windows less than a minute's walk from the surgery, and we've been used as an observation point by the drug squad), but I don't come across much cocaine - wrong social profile, I think. My friend's suspicions were aroused by her partner's rapid weight loss, mood swings, and evasiveness about his whereabouts when he travels for work, but I don't see much point in her getting obsessed with searching his belongings for "evidence" when she has no idea what she'll do if her suspicions are confirmed.
Is it true, then, RM, that everyone in the world of glossy magazines is snorting coke?
Cheers, V-rap.
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It's using the same or very similar methodology as these estimates:
Adjusted Even-Strength Plus-Minus
It'd be useful to see Crosby's '10-'11 numbers and those of each of the players who had better seasons according to this metric, and how they fared relative to their next-best teammate.
I don't mean to send you on a statistical goose-chase, I just have very little practical knowledge of this sort of thing.
It's about as reliable of a "comprehensive" stat as there is, at least for even strength play.
It's not perfect, and it's reliability decreases as the sample size of game decreases, but it gives a good idea of the general effectiveness of a player at even strength. There are other factors which can influence it and these would have to be considered more subjectively.
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Recent fiscal and monetary policies of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), especially, the foreign exchange policy, are having a devastating effect on the country's publishing companies, the Managing Director Evans Brothers (Nigeria Publishers) Limited, Mr Lukman Dauda, has said.
Dauda, speaking on Wednesday, at an event to herald the Golden Jubilee anniversary of the publishing firm, also noted increased costs of production brought about by the liberalisation of foreign exchange policy, poor electricity supply, decrepit infrastructure and piracy as the bane of the sustenance of the printing industry.
Noting that publishing firms in the nation were compelled to patronise foreign printers owing to inadequate production capacity of local printers, Dauda prayed that government help the survival of the printing industry with tax reliefs, new duty regime on imported printing items.
He noted that publishers largely survived on huge patronage of books by government through the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) to cushion the deficit in the open market.
"Recently, the monetary policies of the country have dealt a serious blow on our operations. The production capacity in the country cannot meet the requirements of all publishing companies hence we patronise foreign printers."
"We patronise foreign printers for so many advantages. In the last one year, paying for such services have become a serious challenge because of the foreign exchange policy of the CBN It has been worsened when the foreign exchange policy was liberalised and the official exchange rate was tampered with and is to be dictated by the forces of demand and supply."
"Before June, the official exchange rate was N197, but after the liberalisation, the official exchange rate has hovered between N300 and N308, that is an increase of more than 50 per cent. We have been faced with the challenge of integrity before our foreign customers. We take delivery of goods but we cannot pay back as initially agreed.
"It is our hope government will come up with a more friendly policy on foreign exchange especially to the services and manufacturing industry," he said.
"It is not that we are just interested in patronising foreign printers. Almost all materials needed in the printing industry are imported. The government should help the printing industry with tax reliefs, a new policy on duty regime for those items, for them to be more affordable," Dauda prayed.
In being up to speed with technological advancements, Dauda noted that Evans publishers, among other publishers, had created platforms for access to electronic version of its books, but asserted that technology would only complement, but not replace hard copies of books.


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W AAB I SCTOX, June » —In the house ' ym-ferdaT afur th* reading of the journal, Mr Springer of Iilin>'H* caiied attention to the fait that it showed Caf the !**m»1a live appropnailoo bill, aa amended by tho I senate bad beeu referred to th* committee on appropriations without notion to the house He maid that if anything had I men der hied in the ma* of the silver bill it wa* that the referrer should lie made m open house and *at the bill should have gone to the rotnmittee of the whole The spanker said that the usual custom had been followed that the record duly informed the house of references and. therefore, declared the journal approved The report of the coot nut tee on appropriations upon the Belial* amendments to the legislative btl! was presented by Mr Butterworth He sat*! that in the < aae of inconsequential amendment* the committee retont mended concufreons, but w here aalan** were increased or new offices created the committee recommended non-coacufretKS The report of the c«>anil, it ten wa* agreed to and a conference order*, i Bena'* amendment* to the house MU for s public buiidlug at Columbine Ga . were diaagrtMHi to and a conference rwqu*sted Senate amendments to the bill granting right of way to the Pittsburg, f.ilumbus and Fort Smith Ka! I row! company through th# Iudtau Territory were concurred in aud the bill pa**r»l A conference was ordered • rn the bills to auf burlke bown* to select public lands for cemetery purp^we*. I providing for a light hour# tender for th# Portland, Ore., district, to reorganise the castrati* collection district of Puget Sound, to increase the number of manager* of national bo tues for sol un leer nrddiera Senate amendment* to the house bill to extand th* time for payment of pur* ha*e I money for lands of the Omaha Indiana in Nebraska w*r* an reed to Mr McKinley of Ohio. from th* com lliittee on rule#, reported lit* foP'wmg resolution Hanoi red. That immediatei) after the !•**#- agr of tht« reaoiution the house proceed t# 1 iH,r,«»d*r house bill i*!*l lh* silver b»!i> with wnal* sui* i*i mc a t». aiel at J o clock ^ r,i:»#a-<l*y. J aa* A the pres iou* question b# caa-shi. r*d as ordered. He demanded the previous question on the adoption of th# reaolution which wa* ordered aad twenty minute* debate was allowed on either aide, Mr Milliken of Maine a«ked whether an amendment w*a in order, aud w%* informed that it wa* not Mr McMillan of Tenuesaee criticised the action of the com rn it tee on rule* He reviled the action of that committee when the allver bill was bm consider**!, in cutting off the right of amendment and debate and *«aid that this was another proposition of the *ame kind —an iron clod rule to bind the bouse and prevent it from vipresslng Its views Mr Bland of Mnwouti wanted to concur iu the wnafe amendment# Mr bl*nmt of tsworgia deprecated th* practice <*f c«»ntrolling legislation eyer clad bv the commit few on rule* Before th* s;i#8ker wa* •'jve.tkcr. he ha*! always been in favor of a full and fair deflate, but now he found it easier to do Im*me*** VIT hour it He feared that limier the rule fhs coinage committee would come In w,th a cut and dried program which t would prevent the h<>u*e from voting upon free . .un »ge Mr McKinley of Dhto said that the pur-poH of the reaotntion wa# to secure deft nit# aud a* turn on the subject of "j|v*r and he wa. vurj*r sd at the opjwwi-tion from th* other ride. They invited th* bons* to itHii ur or nwo-coucur in the arna!* amendment#. Mr Springer of Illinois said that the Republicans ba*i had their ears to the ground aud had jn^t had an awakening aud at last. soul*a bat tardily it was true, the Republican leaden, had been obliged U* come over to the ll* rn erratic poaition I in rn >i» n of Mr M Kiulry the special rule w s- a*lof*ted without division Mr Longer of Iowa, chairman of the ' comae* committee, precented the reinirt of that committee It simply recommended that the house non<"oacar in ea. h and all of the senate amendments to the silver bill and request a conference on the same Mr Rlaud of Missouri moved that the hoiw . ..to ur in the *enate amendment*. With til*-** motions prod mg the d*i*ate began Mr Conger taking the initiative Mr Conger charged that free coinage under the senate btl! meant a bul of kl per I'ent. premium oil the silver of the world Mr Conger charged that under the sen st* hill the I!.Mi Mi <■«* appropriated for pen sums would depreciate aud the gal isnt pensioners would suffer a lo## M- Longer charged that the silver •peculator* had hired lobbyists to urge a free coinage bill Mr Bland said that there wa# no spec u I at ion in gold, and if there wa# free coinage of silver there would is* no-pee illation in that either He denied that there was any lobby If he on Id u*t get free coinage be was witling to accept the house bill, I with an amendment pn»vi.l.ug that the notes outstanding should n*A be limited Dv the co*»t prne of the bullion, aud an .gher that Hie note* should be rvsieeuied m coin He predicted that under free coinage New York would take the pierrot bondon as the world s exchange for gold .and silver dMr Kerr of Iowa criticised some provi*-K,ns of the senate bill, especially the pro-viston that bullion owners might receive coin cert!ti*ate#. Mr Hill said be dbl leg believe the ex farting condition* warranted free coinage Mr P «*t of Illinois argued in favor of free coinage and said the bons# lull treated silver a# a commodity. Mr Townsend of Colorado said that if he could n-*t get free coinage he would rote for a four and a half million bill a# an improvement on the present law'. Mr [aw ut Kauaas said the men who heel the tioods aud mortgage#opposed th# -liver lull l«e« ause it meant cheaper money aud larger price* for produc#. Mr Hart-ine of Nevaila said that among hi# people the feeling in favor of free coinage permeated all classes. He felt it hi* duty to vote for anv measure that pointed in the direction of free eoiuag#. Mr St ruble of Iowa #aid he drew the I fane at a Isw that would consume the entire America* silver product, for he j feared in ria hob more than b* did cont roc I I loll Mi Wheeler of Alabama favored the agreed btu waa (Wa lakes up aad Coa*i0er#d Th* followiag are the amendmeu'% reeommanded by the com ■utte* on appropr.alien# Increasing the Item for Btail depredations, poatoffb e inspector*. fees aud expense* from tJCc IAR to to gun is reoAing the Lem for clerk* iii po-toff *« i rom $7 Ajo uuC* ti IT 3mo mo Redu< mg the item for mail lo* k« and keys from grsi.UBO to RL* (Ha* lncreaeiag the item fitr transfiortation of foreign mails from «ax* to LL ■o Npv'aking to the first amendment Mr Gortaaa cond*run*d the p*>»t master gen era Is plau for having additional detectives to inquire into sa. h email matter* aa whether the patrons of a poet. (fie# are sat lifted that the busine** of the office la reasoaabir well performed whether the p.*-rtii*~t*r *uiploys m*m Iwrs of his own family. whetneV intoxicating liquor* are sold in the postoffice building, aud other small iuatt*r* He thought that tiler# wa# something ridiculous about all this Mr Plumb (in charge of the bill) expressed his concurrence in ninet af Mr Gorman * remarks, but said that th# in « reaae rec. tm mended wa# simply to increase tiw *ffi. leary of the exuting force of postoffice tn«pe4-tor« The peatn.a#ter general he thought, entirely miecou-cetveil hi« relation* to pu#tmast«rs and their relation*, to bim The amendment wa# agreed to In connection with the lost amendment Mr Plumb *eut to the clerk s desk sad had read a communication fret# Mr William Potter, who had (wen deputed by the department to arrange with th# British Fret), h and iierman governments for international se*, postoffice# ob traits Atlantic Ste unships, analogous t# rail way p*»stofti e* TI,# KrigLah gcveru ■seat. Mr Potter say#, had submitted a proposition, i*ut had made a condition that the fatted Mates adopt the parcel post -a question which he hot! no p*-w*r to c*»Us'd*r, as it affected tariff arrangements The French offii tai# declined the pr>p>- tioB alleging their short tenure-*/ off e Hut the •terrnan officials hod adopt*«1 the propositions and the ameud meat w ts to • arry out the arrangement on the two lines ut (rerman fraus Atlantic steamers—the United State* defraying one half of the coat Mr tromioD opposes! the ame ailment The amendment wa* edvo« ated by Me—rs Ria, kburn. Plumb. Hawley aud Frye, the dis<Ni*a,ofi drifting into the question of sulnidy for carrying ocean mail* The aBiendment wa# qrreed lo and the btl: won passed The senate then proceeded to the constderation of the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Mr Sherman from the committee on foreign relation#, moved to lucre*** the compensation af the minister to Turkev from FT Nm to tiff uuj Agr-ed to The amendment relating to the work of the international American conference wa- rea« bed. and Mr Morgan a>.d Mr Reagan ma,ie sp**, h,-# in praise of the Mexican and of the * > tral Ament an and S'luth Amem an republica A formal ani*ndment proposed by Mr FUimunds to limit the r*~* pen chatty af the United Stat*s in the matter of the Inter L<»ntu,*ntai railway wa# added to. Ail i* v amendment* having bean agree,I to the bill wa# passed I he senat* bill- to adopt regulation# presenting and in re! *ti< u to colliaions at sea wen passed. These bill# embody the rules agre#,! to by ti »• international maritime conference » l'tie. *.feren e repcrt OD the pensions appropri *tion bill having !#en pr*s*nted. the -**:> ,i* re, e«i*d from the amen .rn*at foe the .»pj- ut meat of two additional pension int-i*ts and the j>en*ion appro-prtvrion bill now goes to the president The acuate at 6 p m adjourned OUN KIRK N. Y WEDNESDAY. JUNK 25. im CORNELL WINS, THE APPEAL FOR A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS DENIED Th* Optnl*a hays th* Crn. ^o*alI** Ha* Fl*tat*si It* < hart*# aad Failed la th* K*rf»r»naac* of It* torpor Ate Dull** Hsu ut*c l *rt*g (urporttioui H ust It* aals a* Th*? ar* trr*I«l 'ta. car pow*r t# rn r_gage property we And 'm miry refiner tea w.Iiing to But themselves la it# cantred. It la conceded Oj th# l#a#t authority that it is rn trust The growth of the trust is then sketched Th* history shew# that there wa* corporale action on the part of the North River Nugar Refining company which bound it. The corporation Jhus beearn# an el* ment of the trust. VI,* way th# compssn.es could bar# precented the trust bein.* formed wa# by refusing to register J or rrfogmz# the illegal transfer of duck and could have refused ta register the ! transfer upon the book# appealing to th* | law bo sustain them, than shattering th# trust at the outset of it* career Toibe lawful all corporate acta should * havedheea done by all of the vartoo# com psuy* »f.s kholders and trustee*, instead of by trustees alone. The question to be determined is whether the conduct of the defend kilt in aiding to form the trust was ' illegal In all of the point# which were revierwed it i* found that the corporation wa* doing a public injury and in avoiding the state law which compels reservation | of corporate right# proved unfaithful to iu ''garter and dutie# It is a violation of law Tor corporation* to enter luto a part-r.er-Fip a* shown in the case of Whitetea-ton vs Upton, IO Gray SBS, wha h furnishes the reason* at length If the trust had been properly formed a# a corporation under the la wa the twenty separate COBS panic* would have teen dissolved and not re imam in ex: stems* a# la this com Tfce present corporation or trust put# upon the market a capital stock proudly defiant of actual values and capable of anim tied expansion It i# one thing for the s ar*, to reap## t the right# of ownership. and. quit# another thing to add to that p>eBibihty a further extension of tho## ''ouwequencBB by creating artidcial p#r- If cor porntlon« can cornbin# and mas* their force* in a solid trust with little added risk to capital a1 really in, without limit to magnitude, a tempting and easy road is «>peucd to enormous combination* vastly exceeding in number aud strength an f possibilities of individual ownership. The law w^-ks to protect individuals rat I, sr titan com iii uat ions t londuding the opinion say#: The d« fen#2ant corporation ha* violated its « barter and failed in the jar rf o nuance of it# cotg>>rSte duties, and that in respect# so m*#r, rial and imp«rtant a# to ju#tifr a ju.fg nim! of diaaoiutloiL Hauug reached th at result.it t# nee,![es* to advance Into th** a ider discussion over monoptdiea, and th** problem of political economy. Our d iffy is to leave them until some proper snwrgencie# compels their consideration without either approval or disapproval of the view* expressed by the court below j Wa are enabled to decide that in the state tiler# can b< no parTnershifw af separate and independent corp ration*, whether dire, fly or indirectly through the medium of a trust, no substantial consolidation, which avoid# aud disregards the statutory provision# aud restraint#; but that manufacturing corporali.»as must be. and re main several as they were created, or one but «b*roh« iran*- I u~l.r th-...tut* Th, I and threatens * trom *• Alfirlueti wlth ON THE DIAMOND IS** tilts of l'*«terdav's Oaari la th* Three Prineip*! Lea#a**. ri.ATCH*' LA SO CB. At I'-tt-bnr# Pill Abura . .3UUV0U00 Fhiiaieiphia ____ iUVUOUOO Ka— hit* Pittsburg T. Philadelphia^ Err«»r- Pltt-bunc I, PbiladeipLia 2. Batteries Male) sud * arroli; baffintonand 0- a 1- J THE TURNERS' CONVENTION They Object »w Auf Change Kelug Mad* In Vinmlgi st Ion lea*. Nm Y'u.k. June 25—-At the aftarn<,on — i n of the Turners' bund convention a resolution wa* a*iopted signifying it# ob-Je non to anv cban«:r » tr.e present rn.ie. grvt ion laws and pie,!g,ag it# me rn her* not to support anv rand .date for congress who did not so think 1'tie nevi bunds turn f—t will be beld at Milwaukee In P<i aud the next tsjovea ti«*u at U ashiugtvdi in lfc,e2 The bead quarters of th* Turn bund will be con t:nue,i at St [ami* Kesolnti<»n.« w^re wdopfed to agitate the A u st raj tau ballot reform system and the election of the president bv * popular veg# instead af by ele, t*,r- a# at present A proposition to est#bl sh % i.fe iotar* an <e coin pan v am ag the t .♦ milers of the Turuers bund w*- rejected. A com mitten v .pi'-.ael ti>etaBiiDe a panel of ground s..me twenty a, res in extent, ioratrsi in F orido. whn h ha* lately been presented to the bund for the purpose of cst., -bing a home for old and disable,! mein fees A letter v* is*> ire«l fr<*m A J Mills of the Amateur Athletic urn >r, relative to an alleged pr,*p-*s.i arn ti ga mat ion of that organization with 'Le bund. In the letter hedenie-th.it -u h a iu*»v* wa# ever intended aud h es that t..e friendly alii ,nce as h-retof »re »*t'«':nh- I** continue,! A res,'lotion expn—mg the srmpwthy of the bund with ail matter# looking to the l**tfennw' of the men » is unanim<-M-llaring the after tetvd the hall an i ■ lion He wa* heart • (Mi Itlnclitnilwu < IKA) makers strike. Biv-, H axtun. N Y., June 35—Lomtnit-tees of the st rising cigar rollers and bunehmaker* waitisl on the manufacturers ye-terd iv and demanded the ad-vstve a greed upon by the stnkera They met with refu-a!- in moot instances A m»s*tmg a,* held bv the strikers for the purjsis** of considering a future plan of action The manufacturer* say they can n*»r afford to jvay the advance demanded ob an otint of th# hid competition of the New York and Pennsylvania manufacture es Nearly all the rollers aud bunch-makers in the city are out number lAff and they are make a etuhi«en -i.m I They claim to lurr, at a disadvantage, igarr.i ikers' union will Is, t! »- knight# of later have the mar.ahu and that the L bat k fin in. and a aud Firmers Ail the rn nu af a*rt ta n*i less for th* an,.> thts*- ut anv c; bet a e Witt par the abow re# ar I for any ca# of Liver Loiupua.ut, Ujiyrjau, 'n* k Moa*ia<'t»* , . - ^ senate bill Ud ((,b,'L • ,.OaUP*Uoc or Coati veaess w* I poasagv o* rataui cure with W eel'* Vegetable Liver Pills VIKI Us itnvuoiiS are strw liv , >.#tpoe,i a >th Tbe, are pure ly V * ■• un *-. au*t sever Lu I in give oausta* u*>o -arar Coaid. i_»rjre u>iee eoauuQiaa w Pills. A <s*at*. tv ware of oui tor Ie, is. aa* I laiOkusa I ne yea ut ae tasnu ta*- ure< I oat? by J«»MN L VKSl at by rtoVBoB • Lu aa* act. D kirk. N Y, t Derision Against t ig</uiakera Bun* N. June 25 —Th# suprem# court yesterday diam I--* si the bill in equity brought by Cig ai makers* union. No 7. a Ute ut I **r of the Iutcrt,atii,uai Union of America, to test rain laster Hr artou from odng a I.*!**! closely count erie tius that of the UUU Mi. Adytta rued. IN THE SENATE. Wafture TOE, J UA* 23— la th# #enar# ('ash kabob, III Yik wa. June 25—L« iint Kalnoky . : a, g ; a *«n:<ry SirtAT'vi. June 25 —The court of appeal* yeoterdav handed down a de Uiofl in th# case of the North Ruer Reftuiug com jian> (the sugar trust case distil las mg, with coe'*, the «pi»eMl from the order of th# special Wrm. denying sn part the d# fondant'* motion for* ►lay of pruaee*lm|p» The decision wan written by Judge Finch vu*I says: Th** j idgment sought again-t the de-f«o*i u.t i* one of coriairate death Th# •tai* chich created it asks u* to destroy, and th* pen It j it.. - d repres. the axtr«oic tigox ut the l«w I:* iuffictioa (Bual rest ap# git•••# canoe an*! be war ranted i»y material uiisc<au*iact The life of a corporatu/n la indeed lese than that of the humbieet citizen, aad yet it en velopes grvat accumulation of property, j moves and carne# in large volum* the t busiuea# mud enterprise of the (M*»plr an*! tnav not be destroyed without clear aud ' abundant reason*. Those would be true even if the legisio-j let a re should debate the destruction of th# corporal life by a re{»eal of th« cr porate charter but it is beyoud dispute where the *tat# surnmoua IU defender b# I re it* judicial tribunal#, and submit* .ta . complaint to thair judgment and view By that pr«c#o* it a»s«to.#a th* hunlen of #*inbU#hiug the charge* whi* h it ha# j ^ ,Md *n >*Uch made. aud moat -how ii# warrant in th# fact# for the relief which It *eek# Two of the charge# preferred in the complaint have dropp*«i out of sight They were of little imp*-rtHnce and havr iweu prudently dl-rn,-se*i from th* inquiry for that re* •on. aud wr are iaft to consider th# on# gtav* and serum# a*cusation to which ai< rn* the proofs aud arguments ha vs I eau directed That accusation I* adequate to the purp*i«* for * hit b it i* frame*!, but upon tw* conditions, which dictated th# hue of inquiry and limit, the area of dis- i im**oi it *pi<#*rato ie* settled that th# •t«t#. a- prosecutor, must show en the par' of th# corporation acc use* I some sin against th* law of it* being which has produced or feuds to produce injury to th# public Th# transgression must not be merely I formal or in (dental, but material and various: and an* h s» to harm or to menace the public welfare For the state does nut .'OUceru ltaelf with the quarrel# of private litigant*. It furnishes for them sn tile leat I court# and re me, I lea. but intervene# a* a party only where some public interest require* it- action Corporation* may ami •flew do ex,ee«i their authority, wherein their private right- ar* affaite*! When tt.'W* are a*ijiist*d ail int** hie! ends and all harm is averte*! J grew'. ;n ha- a wider scope i the welfare af the people, they may sum J mon the offender to answer for the abuse I af it# front bise or the violation of its corporate duty The code of civil procedure authorise* an action for that purp*>-« when the c*>ri<oratmn La# *riol#te,l any ' provision of law whereby it ha* forfeited It* charter or become luiilr to t# dissolve,! 1 by the abu-e of it* power*." A number #f recent de* ision- in keeping with this Im-* of policy are quote,! He I continue* Two quest ions therefore open# before ua Fir*!, ha* the defendant cor- i poration exc#ede«i or zbu*e! it* ja>wer#; I I and arrand, doe# that exce#* or abuse ! threaten or barn* the public welfare* VV* t tin I dis, load that it has become an in* J tegrai part and element of a combtnatioB I which posscs-es user it an absolute con- | i lr *i. and di* tate* the extant and manner ' an.i terns* of its entire busine*# activity. I All Its stork I* in the central a***s.tat ion j d< m note,! bra ieiard and consisting only of eleven .ndlvnluai* ahoto«>k and distr!bat- | e*i to it* own stockholder# certificate# of * j the board, carrying a proportionate inter- J est in what it desert ie** a* it* capital stock It ba* lost the poaer to make a dividend. au l is compelled t# pav #ver it# net earn- I tag-to the master who*# servant it has I«e,a*me Under the order af that master ; it ha.* refu**-,! lo refine sugar and by BO i much baa leswen#»l the supply upon the J tUai-Let and Dar it cannot stir uale*# th#mooter approve# Umpu an I yet is entitled to re,v*ive from th# earning# of the other refineries, ama-***I a- profit*, in the frea-ury of the board, it* proportionate «hare for division among it# own stockholder* awning the siilatituted c.tirtexte* In return for this advantage it I.a* become liable to tie mortgaged, not for it# own corjMirate ia-m-rif alone, but to supply with fund* the controlling tabard wl.en that iiosrd real be* out for other coveted refiner e# All of thl# is admitted by the defendant The question ta to b# detertumetl ie whether the corje,ration br ame the servant of the board by it# own voluntary a* lion, or th# will and pourer of athar lf what ba# happened i* a-,* rt*m»-d to be that the stockholder# of this et*n*,rHf*on one or many. sold aboo-li.ieiy to the t-'srd their entire stork, and th* latter have meiely ch*wan direct,>r» in their own interest :u*d managing the property a«#!»*< Jute ovm-fi may. then it is difficult to *ee wherein the corporation has sinned, or what it ha* done. more than for a time tc omit to do busine*# This is th# appellant s theory <in the other hand it i« contend#,! that there never wo# a -ah*, but a trust cofkati-tlite,i by mutual agreemei.t. mat they who agreed were the whole Iiody of *t««'k-holder*. in each corporation, u,-,.*e-,%arily repre*,me,! and tending th** corporation 11st If. that they traii*ferre«t their -hares to the inward upon the tru-t# de l ire! in th# dee,!, that the cert iftcate* i*si:e*1 by the b>mni went their formal declaration of the trust, that the corporate st<w kholder* pa rf cl with the l»ga! title of their *f.**k t«i tbe chosen tnieteea with tfw power to vote upon it. hut retained it# benet!, tai ownership through the opennon of the certificate#, and* so th# corp,>ratio»»# en The striker* tered a partnership with the U*ani in en Jetenmned to trol in construing then# two throne*. the court say* that in contrort* the buyer, which in thi* (-ase wa* th# board, should bind itself to a term of sale, but accord mg Lr the stockholders, this wa* not done. ti.* board making no pnc#. In this ca*# in# KL wk holders alone fixed th# pnc# and I .rn vendees did not sign the contract, but ten it to ta* supplied by infere«i«-e of their action. They a1 lo weal the Nard, however, to fix the personal property price In th# light of the*# eveuta the Nard wa# simply an agent, which is th# char ac torte* ie of a trust The action which placed the stork in th* hand* of a trustee. thow* that no sale wa* intended but simply a transfer in trust This is also proved by the mortgage clause No absolute o • lier reqa.rsa permission to mortgage. , The woiLs of a burning build mg at HU-but here the supposed buyers are author- desheim. Hanover, fell yesterday, killing Lied ta put a mortgage on stock Not- * soldier and a fireman and aarioualy in* » ll ha tan Jucg that the board had no cap- junag *ev#n otbera I LONG. STRONG AND HARD PULA. TO VICTORY. -JL. JKSa NO 112 STCTKE Ab Eidtli*g It—# from **t Bt ta ftlalsh th# New Yorher* Tahiag th# lea# aa# Moi# I ac K ta (Ba Ka#. Miaul..* By ▲ Ova; Two Boat LaagtBa. MUB Tai* ksciwai aa# Colca bia IB lr# NKW LuVDOX, Loon, J un# 25.-Th# ('ort»elI freshmen won their race with th# Yale and Lulu rn bias by about two boat lengths iaat evening Columbia was Iii lengths behind Yale Th# time. ll is rather slow Cornell started with a stroke of 40 and spurted to 42 Y ate s was ab to 46 and Columbia was about db to the min Ute At th* half mite Oora#U ted Y ale by aeariy two I engr h# with Columbia s b lapping Yale s shall LorooU's work was good and thoy gained another length and a half [adore the second Hag aaa reached Yale's rtoenug sa rather poor, the cox swain giving tho boo^ two bod swerves two of the Yale men splashed badly and No 4 made matter* wore# by catching a crab and throwing the men behind him out of time After peaaing the mil# flag Yale gained about three-quarters of a laiigth on Corn#ll white Columbia fail ba* k a little Coming up aa th# last half mile flag Lorn* ll led Y'ate by #neaad a half lengths All through Chia half th# crews spurted sud pUmlv showed that they were work mg nard Ne 2 tn th* Cornell boat was twisting himself IB every shape in aa cb deavor to keep kls end up. white No 3 in th*- Yale boat was nearly a pa see tiger In th# last quarter Yale reduced the *ead a little, but Cornell, though badly winded, rmaaed th*- line a winner Columbia gained a little la th# last quarter, but not enough to i hangs orth Isl time is Craw. Iff Cornell .......* to Y'ate........ TSO Columbia IC! the position* The I y.m a ASI DX KOI A Vi ll Ste 11.2ft ll 2* The Cornell men paraded the street* la-t night with bra** band* cete bro ting their votary J hcxt ta ,* w Ii » <1 ,i to morrow a! him# »a-taren t*».- • '''n'* ll a* d P»rn *y I * oui., im vt. -,i . rn v. * ti*. .<:>>« aute coui -- I gDl Ie* Fancy Flaunt? ie--.' Fancy t ream it". Fancy Fast HI lo* Fancy ( "Im * ie*' Very fine Blo lo*' Fancy Flaunt' f xtra quality F F Waists, univ 48c. iu#* \\ .'lists, only 50c. Biol I x#* NS aistx, only 55c. tt*' Bion**#* -r»cy H •k me Flannelette BloiiM-Waixta,$1.25 u* W ai»ta, only 75c. tt»* BIoiia#* WfliAtA. only 55c. nnelette Bion st* W'aiAtA, only I8i*. Leavy hraiJeii Hard win nj Croquet Sets, nicely jminted eight mallets, only 95c. Best Mexican Hammock let*n fWt, worth $1.35, only 95c. Very Atrous Picnic and Lunch Banket*, only 9< autl 2oc. Ctarden S#*tA- Hoe, liake and Shovel, only 22c. Adjuxtahle Hammock Kt>|»#•**, 124c. each. All kinds Moxqin to Felting, only tic. Ladie* Ih'*I Summer C5»rAeta, only $1 ini. ERIE STORE. eight hall* and edges, full four-14c., 18c. special announcement I al ; PATENTS! ^nc l *Trou aitilX^w'lteL^ are# i **"' Tr*'," M <lkn obuiaed, ss I til Trs'ie Mark- registered Ail Psteat t,usit"**s i I "»•***c«miu*-t«-l for Moderate Kraa ,-«hm1ii* >e*i t*r at,<*fo*rste ii##. Ialanaati>>a A*ivlr# au<t sp**,-is! rrter*-o. *-- ant nu request ^7T IMI I. ho A MON I ll *- rn . lr ■ ' * ** I 4 u P. . ...us , i* IrrrtJ who van luraivh rn hors# mt*d go* (heir whole isr to th# bos*a#*-. Nparv at onrn i * aaa y be jwott .-sbty #n»ptoy**«l alw. A few vacaoncs ta tow#* I ctttas. It. K. JOHNSON A t O" ids* M u# Sc. Knt #<a4, Va, ■ " Cr*, -no r I* opposite I *. PsA#at offtee. We I hat# i*o -nit (•grai l#*. Sit hnsia#** <lir#« t,h* ur# sit (UU « i patent Latin#** ta !#•*> tun# sa# ut lr. i t i iitau His** rsoi' i# from Wfnshiag- toa. n ad nsitci, 'Irswin#, or ptavto, with *l#s* anoa vt r sd tis# rf patentable or not. lr## Bar (CV ou. I## uot du# lid patent is -azured AU; i, "lins to «n>tsiu Patent*," with ref at-tusl rlitut, ta your Mats,county Addr#**_________ of even,-**- I or taw n, *#ui free. ll., IL rd. Hi rn* K it ..ct rd ay Caipir#*- F«r»uson and Hulbert At Ruffate R.~, "J 0 U 2 0 I 0 J— * SVwY.rt 0 10 0 3 0 5 1 •-!« ha-# Li?- Huffs.• IX. N»-w Y'ork ll. Error- HnffaJo 4. New York I. Batten,-* Haddock aud Mats Crane nod Bros n Urn(.tree- Knight and Jones. At ' '#v#U.nd rirvdiuil ____04020000 I— 3 R-fi, 21002 oui* 4 Ha-# bit* « Ie v el* rut S. Ko-'oti S Error* ~ » ieveisu«i 4. Boston OL B*ii*r --0 R.ten and Nut, Life: Kiiroyood Mar pity. Umpn#* Matthews sud I^ea* b At < bu ago - at u :!#y I U#-t tim \ IL *» 4 I I ft #r It.I,I ♦ fS4V * *22 Cit.— trot ti cg pur*e Moi'!# I..... .................3 I 1 I r lith ti ............... I 2 4 2 I . , . .-I. Jr j 4 * i I. • I 4 3 x f F. a Lvon sod IL Monroe, of Dunkirk and F. H. Otinun.u of Fredonia, have jimt r##ur#«i th# -ole of Dr It. Ms*- ► sriaiid*# I ii.ital. Pills A sp#e«l y and Pj#)tit# ,-nr# to sick and Nervous IL »da< he, etna!# Weak •#, Indige*lion. Con-tipation. sad Rheums m W e a ill refund the pro # of lh. ti ret brl I Box (bat faits to ten* fit pur-rhaeer. Ih» ,ct let prejodo-# stand in your light, tut so <t owe# sud purrh.%## a box, on# is • ulti, teat U teat th# Blent of this valuable discover? /'-tty days treatment for on# dollar Fifty pill in each b»>x. Pro-# on# .foliar per box. Na e genuine without the iltu.e rat ut each Nix. K»- ware of worthless tai. ut ions C. A. NAO VT A CO., Opposite Patent OIH. e Washington D Id Df^y -CJ00D3 Af(D Carpet?. tut M. HEUDHU M AAN DESSON AMEBIC XX BLOCK 39G-402 Main v^tr» f*t, Buffalo, ... - N. V. CARL SCHAUER 59 East Third St., Ha* just received a full line of Chi, ago brook I va Bae bit Error* 0 2-<» 1- Bar*tou At Pl Phi ted* Pitt-hu Ba-* Error Hatt*-LV« k#r Ump! At«'n Lib, n rial i N el on ... 3 Mil id 0 Obol low * 'hi*-ago lh. BrooklyB ff. licngoSfa browklyx IL Maid a m and Earreii; Van iiaifren and Daily. re. Baru*- *a«i oaffile). * * TI OJI AL I.SAUCX. ii! ade! phut— t a I 5 0 • 0 o I W •- 7 q 00021 lib 0— 5 L,I- Phi vdelphia S. Pittsburg A - Phi lad* pLia 4. Pitsburg 4 rte*-V;, kerry and Clements Raker and I* t I lur. - 21 Il_»»,-• at *heep.h#a*l IXae. Sftfi i>hi !> Pit. I .* '5 FI?xt roe# ye*te* -a.,. A uUio) coui-*-, j| Utile Fair view first. Lord Harr J second. PrtsciLla third, tim#, 1 11 *-#< and ra.«. th# Mermaid stake# for 3-year-old nilie*. 1*4 miles: Her Highness Anet, (rlnaming wcond. Flora Rau third time I 57 Third race. I hlfl miles Ko I-on. 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In 2012 many people participated in the Be a Newscaster group. I figured it was time to start a NEW Discussion for 2013. Better late than never! Thank you to all of the dedicated members, including Nadira and Gabriel who continue to support this group!
Every Tuesday English Club publishes a weekly news report. There is a self study exercise to go with the story.
You can practise your speaking by recording your voice as you read the transcript. Upload your report in the comments below by using a program like Audioboo, or by recording it on your computer and using the paperclip above to upload the MP3 file. You can share your recording each week.
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Let's start with this week's story: Garment Factory Collapses in Bangladesh
hi dear Tara thanks too much for giving us the chance to try this year
well I subscrib in audio boo since a looong time but I have never try it before, now I'm soo happy bcz I'm the first one who comment on ur amazing blog :p
hope you will like my English :)
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This is the news that you recorded in Audioboo!
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Your voice is as sweet as how your name sounds. I enjoyed listening to your recording. I like the clarity in your voice. Keep up the good work!
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Wow! That's a great way to help with pronunciation, Gabriel. I'm so impressed!
@Sweety Here are the instructions for"How To Embed Audioboo" on MyEC.
Excellent! Thanks for joining! You speak at a wonderful pace. You seem to understand how to use "stress" very well. Gabriel has offered some excellent tips for correcting some of the sounds in a few words. See below.
here it is dear
it's much better that the previous one
Hello dear Tara
Thanks a lot for this blog !
well, I have just subscribed in audio boo. So, this is the first time I am recording my voice :D here in MyEC.
I think it is very important and easy way for learners to improve their speaking skills. Here is my recording :)
it's not soo clear but nice job dear, well done when u subscrib in audio boo in this case we can hear each other and even make special audio for our friends
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For the 59 judges from across Europe, six of them from the UK (including me), this was shaping up to be a close contest. Last Monday, the European Car of the Year (COTY) winner was to be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show for the first time. Could Volkswagen's Up mini-car beat Vauxhall's electric-petrol Ampera? Or would high technology rule, as it did in 2011 when the electric Nissan Leaf won?
I didn't even include the Leaf in my shortlist last year, as to me it fails to do what a car should, by grinding to a halt after 80 miles for a lengthy recharge. But the Ampera is different, because not only can you charge it from the mains, you can also drive it a proper distance, as its petrol engine powers a generator which recharges the battery when required. It looks futuristic and feels it to drive.
Every judge produces a shortlist, and the seven most-voted-for cars become the final shortlist. This meant that three of my nominations this year – the Porsche 911, Peugeot 508 and Hyundai i40 – didn't make the cut, but my other four – the Up, the Ampera, the Range Rover Evoque and the Fiat Panda – did. These four finalists were joined by the Citroë* DS5, the Ford Focus and the Toyota Yaris. The Evoque and Focus could be the wildcards, but the zeitgeist suggested little hope for the Yaris and the DS5.
The new Yaris is competent enough but has lost the charm of its rounded predecessors with their clever digital speedo-in-a-mirror. Now the Toyota is overstyled and feels cheap. As for the DS5, it looks great and feels superficially special inside – but this prestige-infused rival for a BMW 3-series, available as a moment-seizing diesel-hybrid as well as with a vigorous turbo-petrol engine, is ruined by being as clunky to drive as it is exciting to look at, thudding and jerking over bumps, with steering that has little feeling of connection to the wheels, making it a curiously numb drive.
The Focus is a good car but somehow less pleasing to drive than the old one, mainly because of its electric power steering. Such retrogression bodes ill for a potential Car of the Year, but its case is salvaged by the introduction of an amazing new engine that produces 125bhp from just three cylinders and a tiny, economical 1.0-litre capacity. This is the future of mainstream car engines.
The Evoque is a fashion model among 4x4s, a concept-car-made-real which fits perfectly with today's market. It is also good to drive – but rather expensive.
Each judge had 25 points to spread across at least five cars, with a maximum of 10 for any single car and no joint first places. In last place overall came the Toyota, with 122 points. Sixth was the DS5, with 144; fifth the Panda – more a facelift than an all-new car – with 156. Fourth came the Evoque with 186; I thought it would do better, but the Focus beat it to third with an impressive 256 points. Apart from that Evoque/Focus transposition, the final order mirrored my own. That means the Up came second with 281 points, and the Ampera (sold as the Chevrolet Volt in the US) won Car of the Year, with 330 points.
It's a well-deserved win, even though it comes as the US factory temporarily suspends production because demand there has dropped right off. That has happened because of a scare over the battery catching fire, though that is a problem that occurred only in some prototypes some weeks after they had been crash-tested. The problem was fixed and any cars already sold were modified, but US press hysteria has caused a lot of unnecessary damage.
Some of it seeped into COTY, unfortunately – the sole Turkish judge gave the Ampera zero points for this reason – but the overall win should help restore confidence in the cleverest, most advanced car currently on sale. Drive the lively, comfortable, intriguing Vauxhall Ampera and you are truly driving a piece of the future.
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also i would prefer to get to know you a little better (if youre interested) before i write something with you. thanks.
I'd be interested - but I'm not sure if my "fantasy" knowledge will be what you're looking for..
@riptearton It doesn't matter that much. As long as you know some basic stuff. And im willing to provide explanations anyways so its not really a huge requirement.
Would you mind expanding on 'basic stuff', because I'd be interested in the sort of themes you'll be interested in following :)
Well to start, it would be good to have a general knowledge of weapons. Heros ofter fight with swords but its good to have some diversity. Of characters there could be anything from an elf to a troll or a satyr to a centaur. It would be massively helpful to have the skills to imagine what a character would do in a situation. In order for one to know what an older and more experienced character would do when lost in the woods at nightfall, one must first have an idea of what one would do themselves when lost in the woods at nightfall. I was thinking about an adventure type plot with a few main characters travelling together through a fantasy realm and meeting different people and challenges. Your Lolita (correct me if im wrong) style could even provide another perspective in an adventure plot. I haven't really done much brainstorming on what im ready to do with this. I figured if I'm doing a colab i should have input from other people before i get my ideas started.
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I love fantasy. I wouldn't mind working on this collab...
The more the merrier!
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Okay, just let me know where to go from here.
I think it would be a good idea to brainstorm how we want out story to go and how we plan on writing it. I'm just here for fun (just putting that out there). Maybe each of us could be in charge of one of the main characters and make up a backstory for them and write from their perspective. The characters would meet and go on some kind of adventure together!
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Okay that works for me. I wouldn't mind writing something just for fun! Do you have a basic idea in mind. Maybe you could initiate a brainstorm and we could feed off of that lol :)
Well here goes. It would be easiest (this sounds really nerdy but whatever I'm not here to make an impression) to think about how you would construct a character if you were playing dungeons and dragons or something of that nature. Think about what kind of perspective your comfortable in, or challenge yourself if you want. The main characters could travel together to some common destination and end up facing some major obstacles. You dont even have to be serious about it, a crazy wizard could block the path until we help him find the lost key to his magic box that his large pink rabbit buried in his garden, and in return lend us some magical items for later use. The adventure could start in a small village on a few connected floating islands or in a large river-side city. Or the main characters could all have different homelands and meet while trying to find their way through a magical wood where the trees are identical and reflective like a mirrored maze. Only the elves know how to traverse the mirrored wood, any mortal man who stumbles in will never again come out. I'm totally ready to fire up my imagination and take anything on.
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No, you dont sound like a nerd and who cares if you do lol... Never played dungeons and dragons, I watched an interesting episode of community where the whole episode they played that game lol, but not to say I wouldn't. I'm just not very tech ( and that includes video games/comp games) savy. Most of my childhood was spent outside. That being said I love fantasy and love gaining experience w/ different genres. So I like the idea, love adventure too! Now Setting?
I think to be honest that I would not pass up an opportunity to play dungeons and dragons. I love nature, its a better source of imagination thank video related media. Media can be a source but its difficult to do without feeing like your using other peoples ideas. In nature it seems natural for me to make things up. I dont think the setting has to be anything too complex. Its easy to make up the geography as we go along. If each of our characters has a separate backstory then I invite you to make up your own homeland.
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K sounds good, do you want to post a rough idea for the plot? Maybe antagonists or the main conflict/goal first if your not sure on the plot... sometimes that helps me think of the overall idea for the story.
So maybe the goal is to get to somewhere more interesting. For the character to explore beyond their small town. I can't really think of a good antagonist to go with this. I'm not so great at thinking of a plot beforehand. I just kinda write and go with it.
I wouldn't mind joining if you still have space for me. Of course, with college and everything, I dunno how much time I'll have to write. I do happen to have plenty of dnd source materials, though, so I can at least help with the brainstorming and such.
This sounds great so far, I love the idea of them meeting in the mirrored wood :)
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@squiddles Do u want us to post character Bios :). You should go first...
So, are we going to post character bios?


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