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For Clinicians: Evaluating and Managing Patients Exposed to Birds Infected with Avian Influenza Viruses of Public Health Concern
This document summarizes important clinical information related to avian influenza viruses of public health concern and CDC's recommendations for patient evaluation, treatment, and testing.
Avian influenza viruses occur naturally among wild aquatic birds worldwide and can infect domestic poultry and other bird and animal species. Outbreaks of avian influenza happen in birds (including domestic poultry) from time to time. Some of these avian influenza viruses are more lethal to poultry (highly pathogenic), while others cause no illness or only mild illness in poultry. Some avian influenza (AI) viruses have caused rare, sporadic infections in people. These viruses have resulted in human illness ranging from mild to severe. These AI viruses are of public health concern because they can cause infection resulting in illness in people and also because of their pandemic potential. People who are exposed to birds infected with AI viruses or associated contaminated environments may become infected with these viruses. In particular, people involved in poultry outbreak response activities and others with exposures to infected birds or contaminated surfaces may be at risk of AI virus infection. CDC recommends that people with these exposures monitor their health for any signs and symptoms for 10 days after their exposure and to call their health department if they develop illness. Health departments may ask responders to seek care and/or testing for influenza A virus infection, including specific testing for avian influenza viruses.
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Signs/Symptoms of AI virus infection in humans: Signs/symptoms may include uncomplicated upper respiratory tract signs and symptoms also referred to as influenza-like illness (ILI) [fever ≥100°F plus cough or sore throat] fever (temperature of 100ºF [37.8ºC] or greater) or feeling feverish, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches, fatigue, eye redness (or conjunctivitis) difficulty breathing. Also possible but less common are diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and seizures.It is important to remember that infection with influenza viruses, including AI viruses, does not always cause fever. Fever may not occur in infected persons of any age, including those younger than 5 years of age, 65 years and older, or people with immunosuppression. The absence of fever should not supersede clinical judgment when evaluating a patient for illness compatible with avian influenza virus infection. For more information on signs and symptoms, please visit HPAI A H5 Virus Background and Clinical Illness.
Infection prevention and control recommendations: Standard Precautions, plus Contact and Airborne Precautions are recommended when evaluating patients for infection with AI viruses. If an airborne infection isolation room (AIIR) is not available, isolate the patient in a private room. Health care personnel should wear recommended personal protective equipment (PPE) when providing patient care. These recommendations are consistent with existing infection control guidance for care of patients who may be infected with a novel influenza A virus associated with severe disease. For more information on recommended infection prevention and control measures, please visit Infection Control Within Healthcare Settings for Patients with Novel Influenza A Viruses.
Laboratory testing recommendations: If signs or symptoms consistent with infection with AI virus are present in a patient with recent exposure to infected birds or contaminated environments, respiratory specimens should be collected for molecular testing (RT-PCR) for influenza viruses, including influenza A virus sub-type specific testing for the associated AI outbreak. For outpatients, upper respiratory tract specimens should be collected. Patients who are severely ill should have both upper and lower respiratory tract specimens collected. For information on specimen collection, infection control when collecting specimens and diagnostic testing, please visit Specimen Collection and Testing for Patients with Novel Influenza A Viruses with Potential to Cause Severe Disease in Humans. Rapid influenza diagnostic tests are not a reliable indicator of AI virus infection and the results should not be used to guide infection control or antiviral treatment decisions.
Treatment recommendations: Initiation of antiviral treatment with a neuraminidase inhibitor is recommended as early as possible for any patient with suspected or confirmed infection with an AI virus. This includes patients who are confirmed cases, probable cases, or cases under investigation, even if more than 48 hours has elapsed since illness onset and regardless of illness severity. Treatment with oral or enterically administered oseltamivir is recommended. Antiviral treatment should not be delayed while waiting for laboratory test results. If molecular testing is negative for novel avian influenza A virus infection and other influenza viruses, but influenza virus infection is still suspected in a patient who is severely ill, antiviral treatment should be continued and additional respiratory specimens should be collected for repeat testing. For patients who are not hospitalized, if molecular testing is negative for avian influenza virus and other influenza viruses, neuraminidase inhibitor treatment can be discontinued. For more information on treatment recommendations, please visit Use of Antiviral Medications for Treatment of Human Infections with Novel Influenza A Viruses.
More information on CDC's web site:
* Overview of H5 Viruses in the United States
* Information about avian influenza H7N8 viruses in the United States
- Page last reviewed: January 22, 2016
- Page last updated: April 22, 2016
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C. Leslie Dawson, Transportation Cabinet Secretary, writes that engineers "have looked into the possibility of a truck escape ramp on the U.S. 421 hill approaching the City of Milton and an approach to the bridge across the Ohio River. After reviewing this situation, I am advised that we have an ongoing project and are moving toward finalization of the project." The entire project will cost about $356,000, which will include designs, rights-of-ways, utilities and construction.
I come from a long line of gardeners, both floral and vegetable. Any plant ever grown could not help but thrive under the care of my parents and grandparents and probably several generations back. Miracle Grow flows through the veins of my family!
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A county-wide youth rally is being held September 7th at the Trimble County Park. There will be much music, fellowship and inspiration. Ray and Stuart Clem, Mary Ann Fisher, and the singing group Age to Age will all be performing prior to a concert and testimony from Dan Gividen. According to Doug Stark, organizer of the event, over 30 churches have been contacted throughout Trimble County, Carroll County, Henry County and Madison.
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Suzy Sachleben of Milton, Kentucky won two first place ribbons for her entries in the statewide 4-H swine judging competition at the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville. Her wins were in the Yorkshire gilt senior sow category and the Yorkshire champion gilt.
The morning began in its usual fashion: my husband crawling out of bed to get ready for work accompanied by me, climbing over dogs, cats and crawling husbands. The Doggy Dawn Patrol charged down the Sinister Steep Stairs for their early morning potty break, nearly taking me along for the ride in the process.
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CSUEB hosting 'Relay for Life' in support of American Cancer Society May 16-17
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Cal State East Bay will be hosting an event May 16-17 to support cancer survivors while helping participants learn more about how to fight back against cancer through the American Cancer Society.
The event is called Relay for Life. The campus community and the general public are encouraged to participate in this event by either forming a team or being a volunteer to help out with the event. It will commence commence adjacent to the Agoura Stage on the Hayward campus.
For more information, contact Kealoha Pomerantz at email@example.com or (415) 515-8626 or by visiting the event Web site at www.RelayForLife.org/calstateeastbayca.
California State University, East Bay is the San Francisco East Bay Area's high-access public university of choice. CSUEB serves the region with campuses in Hayward and Concord, a professional development center in Oakland, and an innovative online campus. With an enrollment of more than 14,000, the University offers a nationally recognized freshman year experience, award-winning curriculum, personalized instruction, and expert faculty. Students choose from among more than 100 professionally focused fields of study for which the University confers bachelor's and master's degrees, as well as an Ed.D. in education. Named a "Best in the West" college, as well as a Best Business School, by the influential Princeton Review, Cal State East Bay is among the region's foremost producers of teachers, business professionals and entrepreneurs, public administrators, health professionals, literary and performing artists, and science and math graduates.


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"And Abraham rose up early in the morning, and saddled his ass..."
I really don't think there should be language like that in the Bible! I'm not quite sure what the act signifies, but I can imagine the servants around the campfire, laughing: "Man, Jebediah, Abraham sure did saddle your sorry old ass today!"
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Republicans are slowly recovering from their crushing defeat in the presidential election, and are now weighing possible changes that the party clearly needs to make to regain the public's trust after losing their third national election in the last six years. (2010 was the lone bright spot.) But despite the broad soul-searching, most of the GOP's high-profile national leaders have so far failed to address the party's continued weakness on foreign policy and national security, which remains a major liability. The exceptions to this have been Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, who have both hinted at a reformed Republican foreign policy that is less aggressive and less reliant on military action.
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Dr. Hall joined Community Pathology in 1979 following a stint as director of the cytogenetics laboratory at Kennedy VA Hospital in Memphis. He earned his medical degree from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and his bachelor's and master's degrees from Middle Tennessee State University. He is past president of the Putnam County Medical Society and a member of the Tennessee Medical Society.
R. Samuel Kincaid, M.D.
Dr. Kincaid earned his medical degree from the University of Tennessee at Memphis after acquiring a bachelor's in microbiology/chemistry from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Prior to joining Community Pathology in 2002, he served at hospitals in Franklin, Tenn., and Cleveland, Tenn. Dr. Kincaid is a fellow and inspector with the College of American Pathologists, certified in anatomic and clinical pathology by the American Board of Pathology, and a member of the Southern Microbiology Society.
Walter Dickson Moss III, M.D.
Dr. Moss has been with Community Pathology since 1984. Prior to that, he worked with a medical lab in Texas and as chief pathologist and director of labs at a West Virginia hospital. Dr. Moss earned his medical degree from the University of North Carolina Medical School and a bachelor's from the University of Virginia. He is certified in anatomic pathology by the American Board of Pathology and licensed by the Medical Licensing Boards in Tennessee and North Carolina. Dr. Moss is also a fellow of the College of American Pathologists and a fellow of American College of Environmental and Occupational Medicine.
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Dr. Glasgow earned his medical degree from the Tulane University School of Medicine, his master's from George Washington University and his bachelor's from Davidson College in Davidson, N.C. Prior to joining Community Pathology in 1986, Dr. Glasgow spent time as a fellow in surgical pathology at the University of Alabama and chief pathology resident at Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans. He also served in various positions at several hospitals, and was a Peace Corps volunteer for the Malaria Eradication Program in Thailand.
Timothy Collins, M.D.
Dr. Collins has been an associate with Community Pathology since 1995. He earned both medical and bachelor's degrees from West Virginia University. He served his residency in surgery at West Virginia University Health Sciences Center and a combined residency in anatomic and clinical pathology at University of Tennessee Medical Center. Dr. Collins also served as assistant medical examiner in Knox County and is board certified in anatomic and clinical pathology. He is a member of the College of American Pathologists, American Society of Clinical Pathologists and American Medical Association.
Jason Nolan, M.D.
Dr. Nolan earned his medical degree from the University of Tennessee at Memphis after graduating with honors from David Lipscomb University in Nashville. His postdoctoral training includes an anatomic and clinical pathology residency and a hematopathology fellowship with the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Dr. Nolan has worked as both a clinic assistant and pathology assistant, is licensed in Tennessee and Alabama, and is a junior member of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology, the College of American Pathology and the American Society for Clinical Pathology.
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Mine Safety and Health Administration
Petitions for Modification
The following party has filed a petition to modify the application of an existing safety standard under section 101(c) of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977.
1. Mountain Coal Company, LLC
[Docket No. M-2002-061-C]
Mountain Coal Company, LLC, 5174 Highway 133, P.O. Box 591, Somerset, Colorado 81434 has filed a petition to modify the application of 30 CFR 75.321(a)(2) (Air quality) to its West Elk Mine (I.D. No. 05- 03672) located in Gunnison County, Colorado. The petitioner requests a modification of the standard to allow personnel to work in bleeder entries where the air quality contains a minimum of 18.0% oxygen. The petitioner states that the stipulations listed below, along with others listed in the petition, would be followed when its proposed alternative method is implemented: (a) Work in bleeder entries would be limited to what is necessary to complete required weekly examinations and maintain the bleeder in travelable condition such as pumping water, repairing water pumping system, installing additional supplemental roof support, calibrating sensors, etc.; (b) Oxygen sensors would be installed to continuously monitor the oxygen content every 4000 feet in the bleeder entry where the oxygen content is less than 19.5%; and (c) Training would be provided to all personnel assigned to work in the bleeder entries in the hazards of oxygen deficiency and the stipulations of this petition. The petitioner states that the reduced oxygen content in the bleeder entry would not affect the purpose of the bleeder entry for methane control. The petitioner asserts that the proposed alternative method would provide at least the same measure of protection as the existing standard, and that application of the existing standard would result in a diminution of safety to the miners.
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Today is the Winter Solstice in my corner of the world.
We are wrapping things up in my Slow Holidays program and in our "online retreat space" (aka our email inboxes) my beautiful friend and colleague Rev. Hannah Grace of Grace Ceremonies is sharing with us about being fully present in each day's "moment of glory," a practice she learned from her beloved father.
Rev. Hannah describes moments of glory as those – often fleeting – moments where we are awake and present to the beauty and perfection around us.
Today, I wanted to share some of Hannah's beautiful photography with you, some of her moments of glory, with my heartfelt wishes that you are able to be present in the coming days and experience your own moments of glory.
Many Blessings,
My moments of glory, each a pause to marvel at the beauty of this precious life.
~Rev. Hannah Grace // Grace Ceremonies
1 – much needed rain…savoring yellow, orange, ocher and brown…concentric circles rippling out
2 – gifts from my daughter, proudly presented at the end of our hike
3 –color, texture, shape…symmetry
4 –on my favorite trail with a few of my favorite things…moss, ferns, afternoon sunlight
5 – perfect color palette…fall in new england…returning to the earth
6 – little traveler…spiral…shadow
We're winding down in Slow Holidays, my annual online holiday retreat, but I have all the emails archived and ready to be enjoyed in your own time and in your own way, if you'd like.
The suggested offering is "pay-what-you-can" and you can register to give yourself the gift of Slow Holidays 2016 right HERE. Happy Solstice, friends. xoxo ~Rev. Erin
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Right-handed pitcher Jason Braun was moved up from Low-A Dayton to Double-A Carolina, as reported earlier today.
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I'm all for a 'big clean' once a week (provided it doesn't take me too long), but let's face it, despite our best efforts houses don't stay clean for long. If your place is anything like mine, if you left it from one week to the next it would resemble the local tip by about day two.
This is all to be expected, but it's the 'big jobs' that end up being my downfall. It's all well and good to give the house a cursory clean once a week, but what about all those hidden things that lurk beneath? Under the refrigerator, on top of the cabinets, down the back of the couch, in dark corners beneath beds. Things. Lots and lots of things. Not to mention cleaning the skirting boards, windows, blinds, books, soft furnishings … the list is endless. Filled with things that really need a good clean every now and then, but not weekly. Who has time for weekly?
So how do we keep the detail of our homes clean and manage to have a life? By setting up a rotational cleaning system, that's how.
Don't be scared by my use of the word 'system'. I know it sounds official and regimented, but it's really not. I'm not a regimented kind of person. Rather, a rotational cleaning system (RCS) allows you to keep on top of the finer details of housekeeping without overdoing it. Life is too good to spend a second extra with your head stuck in the oven.
Why the rotational cleaning system works
An RCS means you clean one area (or 'zone' if you want to get all House Rules about it) a week over the course of a month. This way the 'big jobs' are tackled bit by bit without you ever needing to spend an entire day doing a huge clean – unless you really can't help yourself.
You won't need to leave 'every now and then' cleaning jobs until they are festering, rather you'll keep on top of them and know that every area of your home will get a good scrub at least once a month.Of course, if a weekly zone is too much for you, you can always modify the RCS to suit your style. You might clean a zone once every fortnight, once every month, once every … year. There is no judgement here, only the idea that a system will give you peace of mind that the cleaning will be done in a manner that suits the way you like to live.
How it works:
Decide how often
I try to do something from these lists each week, but you might find that a monthly routine is more your style, making your way through each zone a few times a year. Work out a time frame that suits you and try to stick to it.
Divide your home
Divide your house up into even zones with rooms that are generally in the same vicinity as each other. Each home will be different and each housekeeper may vary in how they like to split it up. You may like to have all your wet areas in one zone, for example. Personally, one wet area a week is enough for me, so I've made sure that the kitchen, bathroom and laundry have been neatly separated.
List your jobs
For each zone, make a list of jobs that you know don't need to happen on a weekly basis. Your needs will vary from mine, but here are the lists I have for each of my zones.
Other jobs that you may want to add are things like cleaning out the vacuum cleaner bag; cleaning outdoor kids' toys; disinfecting wheelie bins; wiping down light switches; disinfecting telephones; cleaning computer and TV screens; dusting the back of the fridge elements … your list will be personal and right for you.
Be realistic
I don't get through all of these jobs each week. If I get to a job and it doesn't look like it particularly needs doing, I skip it for this time and move onto the next job. By working through these lists on an 'as needs' basis I generally do each of the items in each of the zones at least a few times a year. When you combine these zone rotations with your regular daily/weekly cleaning and tidying, you are making sure that every surface of your home is as hygienic and appealing as it can possibly be.
Give yourself a break
For me it's a neat 'four zones, four weeks in a month' system, but I hate cleaning as much as the next person. So every other month I just think 'stuff it' and give myself the month off. My home is still standing and, as far as I can see, clean, so taking time off to do more interesting things does me the world of good at the expense of seemingly nothing!
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Upon arriving to Dan Kazou, me and my 3 friends were warmly welcome by the host. She gave all of us juice, and proceeded to inform us about things to do on the island of La Digue. We were even able to rent bikes for 100 rupees each. Every morning we had a delicious breakfast prepared by the mother of the host. Overall this was an amazing experience and I would stay here again.


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Surrounded by large double-hung windows, the breakfast nook continues the same airy feel of the kitchen. Painted a pleasingly light blue, the dining table was handmade by a local craftsman. The playful scalloped detail of the table's skirt is echoed by the edging of the nearby window shade.
The fixed bench, built to resemble the room's cabinetry, doubles as storage for oversize pots, pans, and small appliances. Its cheery striped cushions tie together the kitchen's various springlike colors and invite lingering conversations over coffee. Stephanie added other extras like colorful pottery and a large pendant light to give the breakfast area some distinction while still remaining cohesive with the rest of the kitchen.
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Yay. That'll end up worth it.
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Bird is such a *******. He got us a pick. Even though our 09 second rounder is going to be number 31.
Who made fun of STANKO - WE TRADED FOR HIM
Everybody was complaining . . . now look what happened.
It wasn't about being the team everyone loved, it was about beating the teams everyone else loved.
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I'm crying with laughter....it's almost comical, we wait all night expecting to make a splash in the first round, and we end up with Stanko.
Sadly I dunno who Stanko is! My heart started beating rapidly when I saw us in a trade, it quickly returned to normal
stanko is the future!!!!!!!! we can officially trade JO now!
LOL....speechless....and not in a good way....
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The Blazers are raping the NBA....
It wasn't about being the team everyone loved, it was about beating the teams everyone else loved.
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Conference Champions 1955, 1956, 1988, 2005
NBA Champions 1989, 1990, 2004
My guess is we did this since the Lakers don't want to do our trade, they are unwilling to give up both Odom and Bynum. So it looks like we are keeping Jermaine and we needed a big who can shoot, spread the court, not rebound, defend, or run the court. So here we have it, STANKO!
Portland fans are skeeting themselves tonight!
Stanko can smoke the danko with Tins. Wow I'm delusional right. I can't stop laughing at Stanko.
omg taurean green to the blazers! hahah the blazers are cleaning house!
nothing tonight? nothing? even if we trade jo, how do we fill the other holes?
And before I leave this thread:
Super Bowl XLI Champions
2000 Eastern Conference Champions
Green From FLA jus got picked up
Stanko Barac
Chad Ford's Analysis: A face-the-basket big man who will likely be stashed overseas for quite a while.
Draft Projection: Second round to undrafted
Similarities: Mehmet Okur
Notes: Averaged 13 ppg and 7.1 rpg in 27 mpg for BC Siroki Prima in the Adriatic League.
Positives: True center with great all around skills. Can play with his back to the basket, shoot threes and even can put the ball on the floor and take his man of the dribble. Fundamentally really sound.
Negatives: Lacks athleticism and stamina.
Summary: Has gotten some buzz from NBA scouts who see him as a decent back-up type player in the NBA. Though his game is a little reminiscent of Mehmet Okur, he doesn't have Okur's upside because of his lack of athleticism. A potential second-round pick.
"George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears
I heard STANKO is Erazem Lorbek's cousin.


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Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., basement at St. John's Episcopal Church, Cambridge. Open discussion meeting.
Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., St. Paul's CME Church, 410 Wall Ave., Cambridge.
Haven of Hope victim's support group, 6-8 p.m., 1109 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge. For information call 439-7233.
Circle of Angels, 6 p.m., United Methodist Church, Quaker City.
Cub Scout Pack 547, 6:30 p.m., South Elementary School, Cambridge.
DivorceCare, 6 to 8 p.m., Stop Nine Church of Christ's Youth & Family Activity Center. Child care will be provided. The public is invited to attend this divorce recovery seminar and support group.
Byesville Lodge 654 F&AM, 7:30 p.m., Lodge Hall, Meek Avenue, Byesville.
Cambridge Guernsey County Health Department Board of Health, 5:30 p.m., Guernsey County Health Department, Cambridge.
Richland Township trustees, 6 p.m., township hall, Senecaville.
Ladies Auxiliary to the Robert T. Secrest Memorial VFW Post 2901, 7 p.m., Post Home.
Monroe Township trustees, 7 p.m., Monroe Township Hall, Freedom Road, Birmingham.
Jackson Township Board of Trustees, 5:30 p.m., Township Hall, 250 South St., Byesville.
Eagles 2952 Ladies Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m., Eagles Hall, Caldwell.
Al-Anon, 6 p.m., Campus Center Room 480-B, Zane State College, Zanesville.
Jan. 3
Lunch Bunch Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Unity Presbyterian Church, 130 N. Seventh St., Cambridge. Ring bell and enter in rear.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., basement at Christ Lutheran Church, 110 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge.
Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., St. Paul's CME Church, 410 Wall Ave., Cambridge.
Cribbage card group, noon to 3 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Cambridge.
Cards, 1-4 p.m., Secrest Center, Senecaville.
Bible Study Group, 10-11 a.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Cambridge.
Corn hole and ladder golf tournaments, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Cambridge.
Weight Watchers, 5 p.m., Mr. Lee's Restaurant, Cambridge.
Senior VIP Seniors in Motion exercise class, 9:30 to 10:15 a.m., Community HealthLink. For information, call 439-8187.
Waistline Watchers Weight Support Group, weigh-in, 1 to 3 p.m., Pine Knoll Apartments, community room. Dues are a $1 per year and everyone is welcome. For information, call 432-8740 or 435-3109.
Guernsey County Citizen Corps, 6 p.m., Guernsey County Administration Building Conference Room. Guernsey County residents interested in emergency/disaster preparedness is welcome.
Guernsey County Disabled Military Veterans, 11 a.m., Mr. Lee's Restaurant.
Guernsey County Democrats, 7 p.m., 647 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge.
Parents grief support group, 6:30 p.m., Community HealthLink, Clark Street, Cambridge. For information, call 439-8868.
Lamaze class formation for Caldwell and Newcomerstown, 7-9 p.m., Community HealthLink, Clark Avenue, Cambridge. Call 432-LINK for registration.
Noble County commissioners, 9-11:30 a.m., Noble County Courthouse, Caldwell.
Caregivers Support Group, 48 Olive St., Caldwell. Information about illnesses, caregiving techniques and available resources. For information contact Shelly Schwieterman, 740-732-5988.
East Muskingum School District board of education, 7:30 p.m., board office, New Concord.


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Scientists who used a new and exhaustive approach to scouring items for evidence found a tiny spot of blood on the collar of Gary Dobson's jacket that potentially ties him to the murder of Stephen Lawrence, a jury has heard.
Dr Angela Gallop, director of science and innovation at LGC forensics, told the Old Bailey she had assembled a team to re-examine clothing from Lawrence and the suspects, for evidence that may have been missed by earlier forensic experts.
Dobson, 36, and David Norris, 35, are accused of the 1993 murder of the teenager in south London. Both men deny the charge.
Gallop said her team started from scratch with the exhibits. She said that by looking at the items "imaginatively and hard", surprising new discoveries could be made. The key to that was understanding what may have happened at the crime scene, what contact the attackers may have had with the victim, and thus what forensics may have been transferred and still detectable.
The cold case review she led began in 2007. As well as a more exhaustive search for evidence, backed up by new techniques, the team examined debris in the bags clothing had been stored in since 1993, in case fibres and blood flakes had dropped off.
The team used a traditional test for blood traces, which found none. But then they decided to examine Dobson's grey jacket under a microscope, something scientists do not usually do because it is so time-consuming. Gallop told the jury: "This revealed a tiny blood stain on the back of the collar."
The prosecution has told the jury there is a one in a billion chance that the microscopic blood stain on Dobson's jacket collar did not come from Lawrence.
The LGC team also found fibres potentially from Lawrence's clothing on items belonging to Dobson and Norris.
Seven red fibres were found on tapings – sheets of sticky tape used to gather fibres – from Dobson's jacket and one on those taken from a sweatshirt removed from Norris's house.
Another was discovered on a shirt seized from the home of Neil and Jamie Acourt, who are not on trial. Gallop told the jury that the search for fibres was difficult: "It's a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack and some needles are easier to find than others."
Gallop had taken part in a review in 1995 of the exhibits. That looked at 1,071 fibres while the LGC review, 12 years later, scoured 4,500.
The crown's case rests on the microscopic amounts of fibres, blood and hair found on clothes seized in 1993, a fortnight after the murder.
The defence team says the risk of contamination during the 18 years the exhibits were stored and handled makes the prosecution's claims unreliable.
The trial continues.


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The Tennessean
MURFREESBORO, TENN Federal agents have been called in after someone poured flammable liquid on four pieces of construction equipment early today at the site of a planned new Islamic center and mosque just outside Murfreesboro.
A CBS television affiliate is reporting that it is being investigated as arson.
FAITH & REASON: A kind of terrorism?
MOSQUE PROTESTS: Muslims struggle to build
Carmie Ayash, a spokeswoman for the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, said the Rutherford County Sheriff's Department was contacted around 1:30 a.m. by someone who had seen the fire.
Ayash said the vandalism at the site "takes it to a whole new level." A sign on the property, off Bradyville Pike just southeast of Murfreesboro, has been damaged twice by vandals.
"Everyone in our community no longer feels safe," she said. "To set a fire that could have blown up equipment and, God forbid, spread and caused damage to the neighbors there ... we really feel like this is something that we and the neighbors don't deserve.
The center is planned offer a new place of prayer to replace the office suite that 250 local Muslim families have been using in a nearby office building.
Hundreds of opponents to the new center packed a Rutherford County Commission meeting in mid-June to protest the Murfreesboro mosque. And when supporters of the Murfreesboro mosque held a vigil June 24 at the Rutherford County Courthouse, mosque opponents showed up.
Contributing: Wire reports
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The HyperX Cloud headphones are unusual because they come from a company usually associated with memory, but through Kingston's partnership with headphone specialist QPAD, here they are. We did attempt to identify a current QPAD model that resembled this, and couldn't, so this is likely a bespoke design for Kingston.
For the price they're fair value, with impressive build and material quality that's a pleasure to hold and use, and can handle rough handling. We like the removable mic boom, and its small rubber cover that plugs up the hole the mic connects to when not in use. They're extremely comfortable, too, despite the Cloud's heavier-than-usual weight (aluminium is used in the cups and the band). The drivers are 53mm, which is relatively large for gaming headphones at this price. Movies and music had a somewhat neutral tonal balance, but games were clear and crisp. Good all-rounders.
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Balisong or Butterfly knives, with their revolving handles, and strong locking mechanisms, have had a certain mystique since they were first popularized in the early 1980's. They were beguilingly simple in construction, looked a little intimidating in a user's hand, were relatively inexpensive, and there were many flashy ways to open them with a few deft turns of the wrist. In short, they were a knife industry success story. There was just one downside. In the early 1990's, United States Customs outlawed the importation of all butterfly knives under, what can only be assumed to be, an arbitrary and unreasonable interpretation of the Switchblade Act.
Cold Steel has produced The Paradox®. Available in two sizes, it's designed from the ground up to specifically mimic a traditional Balisong or Butterfly knife in every respect but one it can't be opened with one hand! That's right, the Paradox® is not a switchblade, gravity knife, or assisted opener and can't be opened without the use of both hands. So, while it looks and feels like a classic Butterfly knife, it isn't. Its twin handles feature two integral springs that are similar to a conventional slip joint folder. They are designed to rotate 180 degrees around the blade's unique split tang and use strong opposing spring tension to lock the blade open or hold it firmly closed. Don't worry about it taking two hands to get it into action, since once it's opened it will never close inadvertently. Plus, its locking mechanism is impervious to spine whack and the most violent stresses and shocks imaginable.
Every detail of the Paradox® is a testament to Cold Steel's renowned craftsmanship. The leaf shaped blade is hollow ground from imported Japanese AUS 8A Stainless (instead of the cheap steel used by our competitors) and, due to the latest advances in heat treatment, it offers a thin, ultra keen edge that lasts.
The skeletonized handles are CNC machined from solid billets of 6061 aluminum (instead of being cheaply cast out of zinc) and feature a hard-anodized coating to reduce scratches and oxidation.
- Item Number: 24PA
- Name: 5 1/2" Paradox
- Blade Length: 5 1/2"
- Blade Thickness: 3.5 mm
- Overall Length: 11 7/8"
- Steel: Japanese AUS 8A Stainless
- Weight: 7.6 oz
- Handle: 6 3/8" Long Aluminum
- Pocket Clip: Stainless Pocket / Belt Clip
- Made in Taiwan
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Lee Hyori recently shared her thoughts on finishing her time as the long -running endorsement model for Lotte Liquor.
She tweeted on the 12th, "I'm a woman who went through a beautiful farewell today... After breaking up, I will soothe my heart with a glass of soju... Which soju should I drink? Hmm... hehe." She later added, "For several years, I had times when I liked and hated having my face plastered on a soju bottle... I hope my smiling face was encouraging for the struggles people go through... Thank you~," sharing her thoughts on ending her contract with the soju brand.
Lee Hyori became the endorsement model for Lotte Liquor back in 2007 and has served as the representative soju model of 'Like the First Time' soju for the past five years. Lotte Liquor commented, "We decided that the soju advertisement needs a new image, thus we chose not to renew a contract with [Lee Hyori]."
To commemorate Lee Hyori's long standing position as Korea's soju model, Lotte Liquor will release a 'Lee Hyori Goodbye' video that features a compilation of her past commercials.
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There's just one important thing to know about Toshiba's NB550D. Forget the lightweight, slimline build and 10 hour battery life. They're good, but find us a netbook that you can't say that about these days and we'd be impressed. What makes the NB550D interesting is that it's the first netbook to use AMD's new Fusion processor. Every other netbook of note since Asus' first Eee PC has been built around the same, almost unchanging, Intel Atom chip. To say this is a welcome change is an understatement indeed.
Performance and power
Unlike the Atom, the C-50 Fusion chip isn't that different from 'real' laptop and desktop processors. It's not especially fast, but it has two cores and hasn't been crippled like the Atom by removing certain key parts. A comparison of performance is like night and day - there's none of the telltale slowdown and lock ups that beleaguer Atom machines, and multitasking is sprightly and responsive, just as it should be.
Fusion isn't just about the CPU. As the name suggests, it also incorporates a graphics core. And this being AMD, there's a lot of graphics know how gone into creating a chip that plays back even high profile 1080p video without jitter, and has a brave stab at gaming too. You wouldn't want to play Crysis 2 on it, mind.
Not a real laptop
Don't get us wrong, for video editing, this still lags behind 'real' laptops by some way. The tombstone-like keys can be a little awkward to hit too, thanks to their slabbish shape. Plus there's a lot of bloatware preinstalled that's geared towards business use: you'll want to purge it all in order to speed the machine up and regain more of its 250GB hard drive space.
The only place it loses out to an Intel-based netbook, though, is in terms of fan noise. The innards here require a bit more cooling than the low temperature Atom, so the fan is permanently audible. Other than that, you're looking at a best in class screen, good connectivity with Bluetooth 3.0 on board and even a set of speakers which don't sound terrible.
What holds it back from a full five stars is that while AMD has upstaged its rival and Toshiba has put together a perfect showcase for it, they're just a little too late. Tablets such as the Asus Transformer or iPad 2 are the place to look for really interesting portable computers at the moment, and laptop prices have fallen so far that you can get a real machine for not a lot more. If you're after a netbook, this is the one to buy. But that's by no means a small 'if'.


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Video Daily Editions for April 2013
Video Daily - Tuesday, April 30, 2013
All That Online Video Is Great, Except When It's Really Not
Online Video Rivals TV For Viewers
Obama "Hates" Social Media? Sure, We All Do
HuffPost Live To Air On AXS TV
Yahoo Unveils New Media Projects, Video Ad-Buying Method
In The Social Search Jungle With Google And Facebook
Yahoo Offers New Programs, New Partneships
Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Sparks Latest Battle Over Online Speech
ZenithOptimedia Predicts 3.9% Worldwide Ad Growth in 2013
Weather Channel Launches Twitter Effort
NewFront 2013 Debuts With First 'Day' Of Digital Content Providers
Meredith Extends Ad Guarantees
Why The Online Video Industry Is Waiting For Its Potato
'Wired' Mag To Endorse Products Sold At Target
TV Networks Argue Aereokiller Should Remain Shuttered
Major League Baseball Extends YouTube Offerings
Video Daily - Monday, April 29, 2013
Amazon's Kindle Turns A Page, to OTT
Robert Scoble Can't Live A Day Without Google Glass
The Stars Comes Out for NewFronts
Why The Online Video Industry Is Waiting For Its Potato
Time Warner CEOThinks Netflix Is OK, For Now
Online Video Rivals TV For Viewers
Third-Party Data Usage Doubles Among Online Video Advertisers
Upfront 2013: Confessions Of A Digital Guy -- It's All About TV
VivaKi Strikes Exclusive 1-Year Deal For Online Video Optimization, Works Like A TV Optimizer
The Race To Zero
Vegans Are Sexual Animals! New PETA Video Claims
Back To Basics: MobiGirl Media's Simple, Transparent Tween-Targeting
Video Daily - Friday, April 26, 2013
NewFronts At The Edge of History
Slight Uptick Projected For 2013 U.S. Advertising
Younger Consumers Using Mobile Devices For TV Listings, Remote Control
IAB Guide to NewFronts
Poll Indicates 'Engagement,' Not 'Performance' Driving Programmatic
The Soaps Are Back--on HuluPlus
Nielsen Backpedals On Ratings Dominance, Acknowledges It's Not Yet The Online Standard
'NY Times' Premieres Google Glass App
Cap'n Crunch Launches YouTube Talk Show For Adults
The World Of PR: Surrounded By Luxury Items
Moe's Southwest In National, Social 'Cinco' Promo
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Evian's "Baby and Me" Is All Whimsy, No Business
Tablet Satisfaction Carries Huge Halo Effect
Now There's An Emoticon for That
Video Daily - Thursday, April 25, 2013
NBCU's Digital 'Million Second' Bet on Digital
Amazon Is Thinking Inside The Box
ComScore Says Record-Number of Online Video Ads Seen in March
Google, Bing, Yahoo Still Anchor For Finding Information
Netflix Sees This As A War Of 'Moments'... And Apps Are the Weaponry
Local TV Ad Forecast To Hit $21B By 2017
The Top 500 Brands on YouTube Get 440 Million Views Per Month
NBCU Launches New Digital Initiatives
Optimize Video Creative To Increase Campaign ROI
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Outcast Taps Nielsen Media, Metrics Model
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Red Bull Tops 'SlateScore' YouTube Rankings
Younger Consumers Using Mobile Devices For TV Listings, Remote Control
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Digitaria Taps Newcomer As SVP, Strategy
Video Daily - Wednesday, April 24, 2013
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Social Video Report Says Entertainment And CMG/FMCG Tops In First Quarter
Will Online Tackle Its Fragmentation Problem?
Starcom MediaVest Group, ShareThis Expand Metrics Partnership
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Business Groups Back IAB's Request To Delay Children's Privacy Rules
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Throwing A Wet Blanket on the NewFronts
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The Unfulfilled Promise Of Branded Content
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Netflix' Original Content Overcomes Pricing Gaffe
Most Will Boost Online Ad Spend
Amazon's Automated System Ups Customer Service, Unveils Video Pilots
Videos on YouTube: You Won't Get Rich, Many Are Finding
Digital Disruption Will Drive M&A In 2013
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Latin Actor 'Seduces' In Bilingual Pepsi Next Videos
Econsultancy Issues Its Own Marketing Manifesto
Tumblr Brings Its Native Ad Format To Mobile
Online Video Makers Urge That Next FCC Chief Makes Cable Take Broadband Cap Off
3 Signs You Should Improve Your Internet Video Marketing
Oxfam Launches Coldplay Film
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Video Daily - Monday, April 22, 2013
Advertisers Can Capture Light TV Viewers with Online Ads, Tremor UK Study Says
CNBC Digital Creates Studio To Produce Finance Videos
Big Media Should Apologize Once In A While: Consider Netflix's Reed Hastings
Eye Tracker Finds Which Ads Actually Stick, Pushes 'Cost-Per-Visual' As New Madison Avenue Currency
A New Game: Engaging The Audience
Younger Consumers Seek Good Brand Experience
On The Bridge Of Convenient And Creepy
Twitter Makes Its Second-Screen Moves With BBC America Partnership
Scripps Interactive Said to be Planning Hulu-esque Video Portal for HGTV, Food Channel Archives
Guffaws & Twitter, Together For One Week!
New 'Real Beauty' Dove Video Make Some Women Do An About Face
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FBI Wanted Public's Help in Boston, But Feared Getting Too Much of It
Online Video's Impossible ROI Problem
Amazon Puts TV Pilots Online
Video Daily - Friday, April 19, 2013
Disrupted to Death
The Continued, Though Slow-Moving, Promise Of Video On Demand
ABC Really Doesn't Want 'One Life to Live' to Live Again Onlne, Lawsuit Says
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Netflix, Hulu Views Rise With Affluent Consumers
Google TV and NBC Seem to be Working Together
Creating A Better Brand Experience On Her Tablet
Report: U.S. Wireless Market Reaching Saturation
Education Finds Returns Through YouTube Video Research
IPG's Roth Optimistic About 2013 Performance
'Disconnect' And Stay Bored
Subway-Branded Video, "Bite Night," Piled High With Too Many Brand Mentions
Gervais On David Brent Return: 'YouTube Is Future'
Twitter Bedding BBC For TV Foray
Video Daily - Thursday, April 18, 2013
Wait 'til the Ship Hits the Familiar
Younger TV Viewers Moving Online
There's A Word For 'Buying Traffic': It's Called Advertising
Digital Content NewFronts Poised to Drive Digital Dollars Past $1 Billion
IAB Updates Quality Guidelines, Changes Include Programmatic Trading
Will Facebook's Big Summer Video Pitch Mean Competition For TV Nets?
Time-Shifted TV Ups Binge-Viewing Rates
Subway-Branded Video, "Bite Night," Piled High With Too Many Brand Mentions
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Making Real-Time Even Faster With BrightRoll's VideoRTB+
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Redbox Instant: Put it in the 'Produce' Aisle
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Conflict Of Interest Clouds Hulu Sale
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TVB To TV Advertisers: C3, Live-Plus Ratings Close Gap
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Video Daily - Wednesday, April 17, 2013
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A 7,000 mile journey to creative thinking
IEI program provides a different approach to learning
7,068 miles to fulfill a dream. Based solely on the recommendation of her neighbor, Jieyi Xu traveled from Shanghai to Kansas City to become a student in UMKC's Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (IEI) program.
Jieyi Xu believes that for students interested in entrepreneurial or innovative thinking, the IEI program is the place to learn and excel. Xu is an IEI entrepreneurship-emphasis undergraduate student at the Henry W. Bloch School of Business and Public Administration.
The goal of the program is to inspire future entrepreneurs while becoming the world's leading research and education institute for entrepreneurship and innovation. Michael Song, Ph.D., executive director, IEI, created the program in January 2006 and is among the top 1 percent of all researchers in the field of technology and innovation. Song also is the Charles N. Kimball, MRI/Missouri Endowed Chair in Management of Technology and Professor of Marketing.
The program has seven full-time tenured and/or tenure-track faculty and seven adjunct faculty, who provide real-world knowledge, research and teaching experience – in areas including strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship and product development. The world-class research accomplishments of Song and the IEI faculty provide a unique feature of the program through the integration of research into the classroom and programs.
The UMKC IEI program is interdisciplinary, encouraging enrollment from students campus-wide and across all program levels. More than 800 UMKC students have taken at least one entrepreneurship class since the program was created. Currently, IEI has 195 students engaged in entrepreneurship degree-seeking programs, with an additional 334 students taking classes while enrolled in other academic units on campus.
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The GM on Dec 13 at 11:21
PER is an overrated stat. Glen Davis is leading all rookies in PER?? Daequan Cook is second?? Those two things tell me that the stat is garbage.
Yep, I'm not a huge fan of PER, but that's the system they used. It may be a more useful stat when you're talking about guys with a ton of minutes, but it's such a small sample size here that the numbers are basically meaningless.
The GM on Dec 13 at 20:18
Agreed...but I do like the potential of Philly's two rookies, regardless of made up numbers.


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keeper1: k1_blame_maj1: So you are the culprit of these misdeeds? You have betrayed our trust.
keeper1: k1_blame_min1: You are the one who did this? Stop at once.
keeper1: k1_catt1: Take that!
keeper1: k1_catt2: For Orland!
keeper1: k1_catt3: You will...crumble.
keeper1: k1_catt_hi1: I will be the victor!
keeper1: k1_catt_hi_na1: Now we've got you.
keeper1: k1_catt_lo1: I am not faring well....
keeper1: k1_catt_lo_na1: Help me, before I am beaten....
keeper1: k1_cdam_hi1: Gah! Damn it!
keeper1: k1_cdam_hi2: Ahh! Desist! Betrayer!
keeper1: k1_cdam_hi3: Ngg! I am...damaged.
keeper1: k1_cdam_hi_na1: Aaah! Help me!
keeper1: k1_cdam_hi_na2: Come quick! I'm hit!
keeper1: k1_cdam_hi_na3: Failing...need your assistance....
keeper1: k1_cdam_lo1: Ow!
keeper1: k1_cdam_lo2: That hurt.
keeper1: k1_cdam_lo3: Cease that.
keeper1: k1_cdam_med1: Arrgh!
keeper1: k1_cdam_med2: Shh-ah!
keeper1: k1_cdam_med3: Ah! I am wounded.
keeper1: k1_cdam_no1: That attack lacked...enthusiasm.
keeper1: k1_cdam_no2: Is that the best you can do?
keeper1: k1_cdie_drown1: Yah! Heeelllp! (Gurgling).
keeper1: k1_cdie_words1: Gah! It's not easy to kill a Keeper...especially one who...doesn't...want...ursshghpht....
keeper1: k1_chit_ran1: Right where I wanted it.
keeper1: k1_cini1: Aha! A fight, then?
keeper1: k1_cini2: There! You are found! My orders are clear....
keeper1: k1_cini3: I knew it! You shall die, Betrayer....
keeper1: k1_cini4: Revealed at last! Arm yourself....
keeper1: k1_cini5: I have found you! Prepare to fight....
keeper1: k1_cini_human1: You are an assault on the balance....
keeper1: k1_cini_human_na1: You have no chance against us....
keeper1: k1_cini_ik1: Aha! Revealed at last! You will pay for the lives you took, Betrayer.
keeper1: k1_cini_it1: Found, as it had to be! You will find it is not so easy to steal from a Keeper.
keeper1: k1_cini_monster1: A beast! I should destroy it!
keeper1: k1_cini_monster_na1: Help me kill this...monster.
keeper1: k1_cini_na1: We have found him! Quickly. He is here.
keeper1: k1_cini_na2: Look! He is over here! We must stop him!
keeper1: k1_cret_kil1: I have but released him from an...unbalanced life.
keeper1: k1_cret_kil2: Let it be written...today I was...victorious.
keeper1: k1_cret_kil3: Indeed my foe...you are quite...dead.
keeper1: k1_cret_kil_na1: Together we have fought well...and won. May it always be so....
keeper1: k1_cret_kil_na2: Our work here is done. We should preserve the victory on paper....
keeper1: k1_cret_kil_pl1: It is over. Let the scribes record this, the moment of Garrett's death....
keeper1: k1_cret_kil_pl_na1: There. We have won, and Garrett is dead.... (Hushed) Do you think we did the right thing?
keeper1: k1_crime_hurtother1: Have you gone mad, that you turn to violence?
keeper1: k1_crime_kill1: You turn to murder of your own? You will learn your error!
keeper1: k1_crime_lockp1: Such thievery is intolerable! I shall stop you myself!
keeper1: k1_crime_theft1: Garrett! You steal from us?
keeper1: k1_crime_threat1: You will regret having threatened me!
keeper1: k1_crime_tres1: You were told not to enter this library! I will chastise you myself!
keeper1: k1_crime_vandal1: Such destruction is uncalled for! I must see that this stops!
keeper1: k1_csub1: You again! I should have finished you the first time.
keeper1: k1_csub2: So, we meet again!
keeper1: k1_csub_na1: Look. He has returned for more.
keeper1: k1_csur1: Huh? Garrett! A fight, then?
keeper1: k1_csur2: Oh! I knew it! My orders are clear....
keeper1: k1_csur3: Garrett! You are found! You shall die, Betrayer....
keeper1: k1_csur4: How did--? Garrett! Arm yourself....
keeper1: k1_csur5: Wait! Revealed! Prepare to fight....
keeper1: k1_csur_ik1: Yikes! Now you've done it! You will pay for the lives you took, Betrayer.
keeper1: k1_csur_it1: Oh! Aha! You will find it is not so easy to steal from a Keeper.
keeper1: k1_csur_na1: How did you get in here! Quickly. He is here.
keeper1: k1_csur_na2: You! He's here. Look! We must stop him!
keeper1: k1_enr_con1: Enough! You will vex me no longer....
keeper1: k1_enr_con2: Now you've done it!
keeper1: k1_enr_con3: When I get my hands on you...!
keeper1: k1_enr_warn1: Is this some kind of game to you?
keeper1: k1_enr_warn2: It is not wise to anger a Keeper....
keeper1: k1_ev_ally1: Hmm. It is not like a Keeper to abandon their post....
keeper1: k1_ev_ally_na1: Do you know who is posted here tonight, and where have they gone?
keeper1: k1_ev_ally_spooked1: What's wrong?
keeper1: k1_ev_allyf1: She shouldn't have left her post. Another sign of the times....
keeper1: k1_ev_allym1: Where is he? He knows not to leave his post....
keeper1: k1_ev_blood1: Blood.
keeper1: k1_ev_body1: Slain? What troubled times these are...indeed....
keeper1: k1_ev_body_na1: Observe...there lies a dead body...we are not safe....
keeper1: k1_ev_body_na2: See here? This one is dead. You must agree we have a murderer in our midst.
keeper1: k1_ev_bodyf1: She is dead. Let her story be written....
keeper1: k1_ev_bodyf_na1: Someone's killed her. It is unfortunate that we were not here to save her....
keeper1: k1_ev_bodym1: Who has spilled this man's blood?
keeper1: k1_ev_bodym_na1: Look, he's been murdered. We are all in danger.
keeper1: k1_ev_com1: I am needed.
keeper1: k1_ev_com2: Here I come!
keeper1: k1_ev_dam1: Ow!
keeper1: k1_ev_dam2: Aaah!
keeper1: k1_ev_door1: That door should be...closed.
keeper1: k1_ev_door2: I wonder why that door has been left open.
keeper1: k1_ev_door_na1: Did you leave that door ajar?
keeper1: k1_ev_door_na2: Have you seen anyone come through that door?
keeper1: k1_ev_felt1: Please cease that.
keeper1: k1_ev_felt2: Don't do that....
keeper1: k1_ev_lightext1: Turn that back on!
keeper1: k1_ev_lightext2: To turn the lights off when I still need them...truly these are...dark times....
keeper1: k1_ev_lightoff1: Who turned the light off?
keeper1: k1_ev_loot1: Hmm. Missing.
keeper1: k1_ev_loot2: Gone? Could someone have taken it?
keeper1: k1_ev_loot_na1: I am not accusing you of the theft...but these are difficult times....
keeper1: k1_ev_maj1: This is...a catastrophe!
keeper1: k1_ev_med1: This is...unacceptable.
keeper1: k1_ev_min1: That is...strange.
keeper1: k1_ev_res1: From this I can deduce...someone's been fighting.
keeper1: k1_ev_ret1: Orland will assign someone to investigate further. For now I have other matters to worry about.
keeper1: k1_ev_shadow1: That shadow is...disturbing.
keeper1: k1_ev_torchext1: Hello? Did someone just douse that torch?
keeper1: k1_ev_torchext2: Ah! The torch!
keeper1: k1_ev_torchtoff1: Flame never lasts.
keeper1: k1_fcow1: Don't...I do not wish to fight....
keeper1: k1_fcow2: I yield! Spare me....
keeper1: k1_fhid1: I didn't think I'd be so...scared....
keeper1: k1_fhid2: Must...find my composure...my balance....
keeper1: k1_fini1: Sometimes running away is the only wise choice....
keeper1: k1_fini_human1: My only recourse...is to flee!
keeper1: k1_fini_monster1: I don't know what that beast is...and I'm not staying to find out....
keeper1: k1_fini_na1: We must leave now...I'll explain later....
keeper1: k1_fini_pl1: He is too much for me!
keeper1: k1_fini_pl2: Let it be written...that on this day I escaped....
keeper1: k1_fini_pl_ik1: You won't kill me so easily, Betrayer!
keeper1: k1_fini_pl_it1: It's the thief! It's Garrett!
keeper1: k1_frust1: If you think you are safe...you are deceiving yourself....
keeper1: k1_frust2: Come on...I don't have all night....
keeper1: k1_frust_m_na1: He is in range! Shoot him!
keeper1: k1_frust_up1: You have to come down eventually. And when you do....
keeper1: k1_fsub1: How did you find me? Leave me alone....
keeper1: k1_fsub2: Why do you hound me?
keeper1: k1_gcon1: Could be....
keeper1: k1_gcon2: Perhaps.
keeper1: k1_gcon_he1: Perhaps I did hear something....
keeper1: k1_gcon_he2: Could have heard....
keeper1: k1_gcon_he_na1: Did you just speak?
keeper1: k1_gcon_he_na2: Shh. Has there been a noise?
keeper1: k1_gcon_se1: Maybe I saw nothing....
keeper1: k1_gcon_se2: Is there anything to see?
keeper1: k1_gcon_se_na1: Did you see anything?
keeper1: k1_gcon_se_na2: Wait...see anything?
keeper1: k1_gen_aha1: Aha!
keeper1: k1_gen_aha2: I have found you!
keeper1: k1_gen_dazed1: I, um, I, um...who was...oh....
keeper1: k1_gen_dazed2: I'm a...what, where is...hmm.
keeper1: k1_gen_dismiss1: This does not interest me.
keeper1: k1_gen_dismiss2: I remain...unconcerned.
keeper1: k1_gen_dunno1: I do not know.
keeper1: k1_gen_dunno2: The matter is beyond me....
keeper1: k1_gen_frust1: The situation is...troublesome....
keeper1: k1_gen_frust2: How did--? What is going on?
keeper1: k1_gen_igetit1: Aha.
keeper1: k1_gen_igetit2: Hmm...simplicity itself.
keeper1: k1_gen_no1: No.
keeper1: k1_gen_no2: Negative.
keeper1: k1_gen_oops1: How careless of me.
keeper1: k1_gen_snapout1: Huh!
keeper1: k1_gen_snapout2: Oh. Oh!
keeper1: k1_gen_startled1: Yikes!
keeper1: k1_gen_suffer1: My...poor head....
keeper1: k1_gen_suffer2: Somebody...aspirin...quickly....
keeper1: k1_gen_thanks1: Thank you.
keeper1: k1_gen_thanks2: Much...appreciation.
keeper1: k1_gen_yes1: Yes.
keeper1: k1_gen_yes2: Affirmative.
keeper1: k1_gini1: Hm?
keeper1: k1_gini2: Eh?
keeper1: k1_gini3: Huh.
keeper1: k1_gini_he1: A noise?
keeper1: k1_gini_he2: Did I hear a--? Hmmm.
keeper1: k1_gini_se1: Saw something? Hmmm.
keeper1: k1_gini_se2: Movement there?
keeper1: k1_greet_reply1: Indeed.
keeper1: k1_greet_reply2: Excuse me? I was...lost in thought....
keeper1: k1_greet_reply3: Greetings to you.
keeper1: k1_greet_req1: May you have balance....
keeper1: k1_greet_req2: May your knowledge increase....
keeper1: k1_greet_req3: Greetings.
keeper1: k1_gret1: I should not let myself be so easily distracted.
keeper1: k1_gret2: Hmm. Where was I?
keeper1: k1_gret3: Too many distractions.
keeper1: k1_gret_he1: Just a random noise.
keeper1: k1_gret_he2: There is no noise now.
keeper1: k1_gret_na1: Let us resume our work.
keeper1: k1_gret_na2: It seems there is nothing. I am...sorry.
keeper1: k1_gret_se1: No. There is nothing to see.
keeper1: k1_gret_se2: Hmm...perhaps my eyes are tired. I have read many pages today....
keeper1: k1_gsub1: Huh. Is it the same again?
keeper1: k1_gsub2: Again?
keeper1: k1_iann1: I must enlist the help of others....
keeper1: k1_iann_pl1: You! Wait here, while I inform the others.
keeper1: k1_iann_pl2: Oh! Hello, um, I'll be right back...(under his breath) with reinforcements!
keeper1: k1_iarr_gone1: Strange. It was here. I am certain of it.
keeper1: k1_iarr_gone_pl1: But...he was just here.
keeper1: k1_iarr_pres1: See? It is as I said.
keeper1: k1_iarr_pres_pl1: Do you see? There he is.
keeper1: k1_iarr_srch1: I do believe you...let's look around....
keeper1: k1_iarr_srch_pl1: Him. Here. Are you...quite certain?
keeper1: k1_idle1: Xavier would never have allowed it, but times are different and...Orland is First Keeper, now....
keeper1: k1_idle2: Something going on in the scribarium...that they're keeping to themselves...but what...and why...?
keeper1: k1_idle3: Permission is a long time coming to access the secondary stacks...very slow...what could possibly justify such a delay....
keeper1: k1_idle4: The Interpretor... Caduca...I barely recognize her now. How old she has grown...and so quickly. It is not right that she continues her work with the glyphs...the process is aging her too rapidly....
keeper1: k1_idle5: Where can they have gone? They should be right there, in the third shelf, or at least signed out...have we gotten so careless then? Once lost...knowledge is hard to regain....
keeper1: k1_idle6: Hard to know what to think, with each Elder telling a different tale. But I think it's clear...some of the glyphs ARE changing...but why?
keeper1: k1_idle7: Why do my reports fall on deaf ears? How far will the Hammerites go...or the Pagans for that matter...before the council takes proper notice?
keeper1: k1_idle8: Seems an issue not worthy of the Council...to discuss the disposal of waste paper. Then to agree to lock it up? What harm could a few old glyphs do? What are they afraid of?
keeper1: k1_irep1: We are all in danger. Follow me!
keeper1: k1_irep_body1: Observe. We have a murderer in our midst.
keeper1: k1_irep_ik1: I found Garrett! Hurry, before he kills again.
keeper1: k1_irep_it1: I have found the thief—no big surprise as to his identity.
keeper1: k1_irep_pl1: Garrett's here! Follow me!
keeper1: k1_irep_pl2: It is the Betrayer. I cannot face him alone....
keeper1: k1_ires1: Indeed? Then you lead the way....
keeper1: k1_ires2: All right...show me.
keeper1: k1_misc_blind_end1: I think my eyesight is...yes... returning....
keeper1: k1_misc_blind_ini1: My eyes!
keeper1: k1_misc_noisemak1: That sound...reminds of...um....
keeper1: k1_misc_noisesup1: Strange...muffled sound...then...hmmm. Maybe I should re-read that treatise on acoustic phenomena....
keeper1: k1_misc_pickp1: A Keeper is seldem the victim of a...pickpocket....
keeper1: k1_misc_pickp2: Gone. I can trust no one.
keeper1: k1_misc_slip1: Whuuaa!
keeper1: k1_nbarrel1: Other side of the barrel?
keeper1: k1_nchair1: Hmm. By that chair?
keeper1: k1_ncouch1: Back by the couch....
keeper1: k1_ncrate1: How about that crate?
keeper1: k1_ndesk1: Near the desk?
keeper1: k1_ndoor1: Over near the door.
keeper1: k1_nladder1: Past the ladder?
keeper1: k1_nmach1: Over by the machine?
keeper1: k1_nshadow1: Could be anything in the darkness there.
keeper1: k1_nshelf1: Over by the shelves?
keeper1: k1_nstatue1: Something odd about that statue.
keeper1: k1_ntable1: Hmm. Near the table?
keeper1: k1_obs_elder1: Greetings, elder.
keeper1: k1_obs_keeper1: In all things...balance.
keeper1: k1_obs_keeper2: I do not trust him.
keeper1: k1_obs_keeper3: Balance and health to you, Keeper.
keeper1: k1_obs_pl_friend1: Greetings, Garrett. Remember not to enter the forbidden rooms.
keeper1: k1_obs_pl_friend2: May you find balance, Garrett.
keeper1: k1_obs_pl_friend3: Greetings, Thief.
keeper1: k1_obs_scribe1: Look sharp, scribe. Maintain your balance.
keeper1: k1_opp_fcon1: Stop and fight!
keeper1: k1_opp_fcon2: Why do you run?
keeper1: k1_opp_fcon3: Think! Running is not the answer!
keeper1: k1_opp_fini1: Think you can outrun a Keeper?
keeper1: k1_opp_fini2: Yes...your only hope is to flee....
keeper1: k1_opp_fini_m_na1: He can run, but he cannot escape us....
keeper1: k1_opp_hide1: Now...where could you have gone to...?
keeper1: k1_opp_hide2: Perhaps you think you can hide from me....
keeper1: k1_opp_hide3: Was just there...must be...scared to fight.
keeper1: k1_opp_hide_m1: Lost him. How...unfortunate....
keeper1: k1_opp_hide_m2: How did he evade me?
keeper1: k1_opp_hide_m_na1: I've lost sight of him. Did you see which way he went?
keeper1: k1_opp_hide_m_na2: We have lost him...but only for the moment....
keeper1: k1_rcon1: It is clear to me that someone is here...but where...?
keeper1: k1_rcon2: Well? Who is out there? And why are you hiding?
keeper1: k1_rcon3: You cannot hide from a Keeper...you will be found....
keeper1: k1_rcon4: It would be best if you came out now...I will not warn you again....
keeper1: k1_rcon5: Why this game you play...why the hiding? I will have my answers when I find you....
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd1: You are found.
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd2: I knew it!
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd3: I have found you.
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd4: Revealed...at last.
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd5: Found, as it had to be....
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd_m_na1: Over here. I have found him!
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd_m_na2: He is over here!
keeper1: k1_rcon_fnd_m_na3: Finally! We have found him!
keeper1: k1_rcon_he1: Yes. The noise you make will lead me to you....
keeper1: k1_rcon_he2: I heard that. You are noisy for one who wishes to remain hidden.
keeper1: k1_rcon_he3: I heard you back there. Show yourself.
keeper1: k1_rcon_he_na1: We have heard you...it is too late.
keeper1: k1_rcon_he_na2: Listen carefully. He will inevitably make some more noise....
keeper1: k1_rcon_ia_na1: Be watchful for any further...disturbances.
keeper1: k1_rcon_ik_na1: Be careful, he is more than dangerous. He is...deadly....
keeper1: k1_rcon_it_na1: If it is a thief we search for, then one must assume it is...Garrett.
keeper1: k1_rcon_los1: Further delay...is unacceptable....
keeper1: k1_rcon_los2: You're only delaying the inevitable.
keeper1: k1_rcon_los3: What do you hope to gain by hiding?
keeper1: k1_rcon_los4: Hiding will not save you....
keeper1: k1_rcon_los5: If you don't come out...you risk angering me....
keeper1: k1_rcon_los_m1: When I find him...he'll understand what a Keeper can do....
keeper1: k1_rcon_los_m2: I am confident I will find him....
keeper1: k1_rcon_los_m3: I must find his hiding place....
keeper1: k1_rcon_los_m_na1: Keep searching...we will find him.
keeper1: k1_rcon_los_m_na2: Have you checked for him over this way?
keeper1: k1_rcon_los_m_na3: Don't give up...he can't have gone very far....
keeper1: k1_rcon_na1: Keep looking. I am convinced that someone is there.
keeper1: k1_rcon_na2: You search in that direction, I'll come 'round the other way....
keeper1: k1_rcon_na3: Come out now and there's a good chance we won't harm you.
keeper1: k1_rcon_se1: I saw you, and I recommend that you give yourself up.
keeper1: k1_rcon_se2: Come out where I can see you better.
keeper1: k1_rcon_se3: (To self) I thought it was someone...but I need a better look....
keeper1: k1_rcon_se_na1: We have seen you. There is no sense in your hiding.
keeper1: k1_rcon_se_na2: Do you see it still? We must use caution....
keeper1: k1_repri_bump_init1: Excuse me.
keeper1: k1_repri_bump_init2: Watch yourself.
keeper1: k1_repri_hurt_init1: There is no excuse for this violence!
keeper1: k1_repri_hurtother_init1: Cease your violence at once!
keeper1: k1_repri_hurtother_sub1: I will not warn you again! Stop that!
keeper1: k1_repri_lockp_init1: That is not permitted. Stop at once.
keeper1: k1_repri_odd_init1: That is very inappropriate.
keeper1: k1_repri_over1: There, that is better.
keeper1: k1_repri_over2: That's better. Let's see no more of that.
keeper1: k1_repri_stare_init1: Have you nothing better to do?
keeper1: k1_repri_stare_init2: You would do well to curb your stares.
keeper1: k1_repri_stare_init3: Do you need something, Garrett?
keeper1: k1_repri_theft_init1: It is unwise to steal from a Keeper. Don't do it again.
keeper1: k1_repri_threat_init1: One should not threaten a Keeper....
keeper1: k1_repri_threat_sub1: You are making a grave mistake.
keeper1: k1_repri_thrown_init1: Contain yourself.
keeper1: k1_repri_thrown_sub1: Stop that at once!
keeper1: k1_repri_tres_init1: Stop. This library is not permitted to you.
keeper1: k1_repri_tres_init2: You may not enter this Library.
keeper1: k1_repri_vandal_init1: There is no need for such wanton destruction.
keeper1: k1_repri_vandal_sub1: You have been warned. Stop that at once.
keeper1: k1_rini1: Who is there? Answer me....
keeper1: k1_rini2: Who is that? Who is there?
keeper1: k1_rini3: I know you are there...it will go better for you if you come forward...now.
keeper1: k1_rini_he1: I heard that, you know. Quite clearly.
keeper1: k1_rini_he2: That noise. It requires an explanation...hello?
keeper1: k1_rini_he_na1: Do you hear that? We are not...alone.
keeper1: k1_rini_he_na2: Wait...listen. I hear the sound of someone looking for trouble.
keeper1: k1_rini_se1: Who is that I see there? Hello?
keeper1: k1_rini_se2: I saw that...come forward and explain yourself. Or face the consequences....
keeper1: k1_rini_se_na1: There. Do you see? Now do you believe me? We have company....
keeper1: k1_rini_se_na2: Did you see that? Looks like we're in for an interesting night....
keeper1: k1_rnew1: I am already aware of you....
keeper1: k1_rnew2: Still out there, as I thought.
keeper1: k1_rnew_he1: Another noise.
keeper1: k1_rnew_he2: There...that sound again.
keeper1: k1_rnew_se1: I do see that, you know.
keeper1: k1_rnew_se2: There, again! If only I could get a better look....
keeper1: k1_rpre1: Aha....
keeper1: k1_rpre2: Yes....
keeper1: k1_rpre3: Indeed....
keeper1: k1_rret1: Gone, then? Yes, that is the only reasonable conclusion.
keeper1: k1_rret2: The culprit has eluded me. But in a place such as this...they will not get far.
keeper1: k1_rret3: After this exhaustive search...I must finally admit that there is no one. No one at all.
keeper1: k1_rret_he1: I no longer hear it. Presumably because the person making the noise is no longer there. Yes.
keeper1: k1_rret_he2: The noises have stopped. I think it may have been a false alarm after all.
keeper1: k1_rret_los1: Gone, eh? Then you have won...for now.
keeper1: k1_rret_los2: There is nowhere left to look...I have been beaten....
keeper1: k1_rret_los3: It is a waste to look for what is no longer there....
keeper1: k1_rret_los_m1: Next time, he will not be so...lucky.
keeper1: k1_rret_los_m_na1: It is no use. We have lost him.
keeper1: k1_rret_na1: Enough. I have concluded that there is no one here to find. We should resume our regular duties....
keeper1: k1_rret_na2: Did we imagine it? Maybe. We must allow for that possibility....
keeper1: k1_rret_ra1: Ah, a rat. How easily I was misled by such an insignificant creature....
keeper1: k1_rret_se1: I no longer see it. I think if there was someone...they have left....
keeper1: k1_rret_se2: Hmm. Could I have imagined what I saw? Yes...a consequence of these troubled times....
keeper1: k1_rsur_ev_com1: Watch out!
keeper1: k1_rsur_ev_com2: Take cover!
keeper1: k1_spell_thanks1: Thank you.
keeper1: k1_spell_thanks2: Better now....
keeper1: k1_sum_fight1: To me!
keeper1: k1_sum_fight2: Some help here!
keeper1: k1_sum_reply1: I am on my way!
keeper1: k1_sum_reply2: I am here!
keeper1: k1_valley1: He's hiding in the alley.
keeper1: k1_vatrium1: He is here, in the atrium.
keeper1: k1_vbathrm1: I beg your par... you!
keeper1: k1_vbedrm1: What are you doing in this bedroom?
keeper1: k1_vbsmt1: He is here! In the basement!
keeper1: k1_vchamber1: In the chamber, here!
keeper1: k1_vchapel1: Garrett's in the chapel!
keeper1: k1_vcourtyd1: I see him! He's in the courtyard.
keeper1: k1_vhall1: Look who I've found in the hallway....
keeper1: k1_vinside1: How did you get in here?
keeper1: k1_vkitchen1: He is in the kitchen!
keeper1: k1_vlibrary1: I saw him in the library!
keeper1: k1_voutside1: He is outside, there!
keeper1: k1_vrafters1: Look! He is up there!
keeper1: k1_vroof1: He's on the roof!
keeper1: k1_vstairs1: He's using the stairs!
keeper1: k1_vstreet1: Garrett's in the street!
keeper1: k1_wdie_m1: You have...killed him!
keeper1: k1_wfle1: Wait, come back! Remember your training!
keeper1: k1_ycon1: Is that...someone?
keeper1: k1_ycon2: Wonder what it was.
keeper1: k1_ycon3: Not sure, but it would be prudent to look....
keeper1: k1_ycon_he1: Where was it the sound came from...?
keeper1: k1_ycon_he2: Some sort of sound, I'm sure.
keeper1: k1_ycon_he_na1: Do you hear anything now? We should listen while we search....
keeper1: k1_ycon_he_na2: I'm trying to listen for it...but you are treading to heavily....
keeper1: k1_ycon_na1: We should keep looking...at least for a while.
keeper1: k1_ycon_na2: Look over there. See what you can find.
keeper1: k1_ycon_se1: That which I saw was...over here somewhere....
keeper1: k1_ycon_se2: Strange...I don't see it here now....
keeper1: k1_ycon_se_na1: Did you see it clearly? Enough to know what it was?
keeper1: k1_ycon_se_na2: Could you see what it was? I only caught a mere glimpse....
keeper1: k1_yini1: Is there anyone there?
keeper1: k1_yini2: Is that someone?
keeper1: k1_yini3: What was that?
keeper1: k1_yini_he1: Odd sound.
keeper1: k1_yini_he2: What made that noise?
keeper1: k1_yini_he_na1: I heard something. Quiet.
keeper1: k1_yini_he_na2: Shh. Hear that?
keeper1: k1_yini_se1: Saw something. But what?
keeper1: k1_yini_se2: Something is there...moving in the shadows....
keeper1: k1_yini_se_na1: Did you see that?
keeper1: k1_yini_se_na2: Look there. Do you see anything?
keeper1: k1_ynew1: Again. Hm.
keeper1: k1_ynew2: Returned.
keeper1: k1_ypre2: Wha--?
keeper1: k1_yret1: It was nothing. Nothing of importance.
keeper1: k1_yret2: Nothing then. My fatigue has caught up with me...I should consider taking a...sabbatical.
keeper1: k1_yret3: Nothing. But one never knows. It was the wise of me to make certain.
keeper1: k1_yret_he1: Just the wind. It can mimick almost any sound....
keeper1: k1_yret_he2: Hearing things. What should I expect with all that's going on?
keeper1: k1_yret_na1: We should stop this search. There is nothing here.
keeper1: k1_yret_na2: We've wasted enough time. Let us resume our work.
keeper1: k1_yret_ra1: Oh, a rat. That explains it then.
keeper1: k1_yret_se1: Thought I saw something, but no.
keeper1: k1_yret_se2: My eyes are playing tricks tonight. A direct result of my over-tired state.