If it's not in the Remix Prop Packet it's easy enough to find the text and make your own reference doc. Here's the text I used - I gave my players the first version, with the second given once they had successfully cast the spell.
Creates a gate joining two points through hyperspace. The caster must have seen the destination point, if only in a dream, vision, or depiction. The individual casting the spell and others may then step through this gate.
The destination need not be in the four-dimensional universe of conventional space-time; this spell allows travel to other dimensions, planes, and pocket universes, but only with a guide or guiding vision.
This spell requires some sort of drawn, painted, or chalked marks, and the speaking of a particular incantation.
Creates a gate joining two points through hyperspace. The caster must have seen the destination point, if only in a dream, vision, or depiction. This spell requires some sort of drawn, painted, or chalked marks. Using an already created gate costs 1 Stability, in addition to any costs for the sights or threats at the destination.
Cost: 2 Stability or 4 Health, doubled per increment of distance (continental, global, interplanetary, interstellar, intergalactic). Interplanar gate counts as interstellar, unless at a point where the plane is tangent to Earth (where it counts as global). For each 4 Health points spent from the caster's pool, lose 1 point from Health rating.
Now for the next question - - it is unclear to me why Brooks would have wanted this spell on the back of his album jacket.
Opinions? I'm probably missing something obvious.
So I think this is mainly driven by it being a useful thing for the investigators to find and a fun delivery system to do it with! My players loved the real life cipher.
But he's at the head of a cult actively looking for who they believe to be Gol Goroth - it figures that they might have got in to some of the lore surrounding the Big G, including Bal Sagoth etc and would have researched a way to travel there.
You can either play it that the liner notes are only in his personal copy, as a secret way for Brooks to keep the spell encoded, or you can interpret it that they are there with every album and he's trying to spread the word!
Doing some planning on my campaign. The party have got a lot of potential identities for the Liar, including the real name, but aren't sure which is the correct true name.
Their next step is likely to be trying to locate a ritual to dismiss Y'Golonac. The adventure as written suggests I give them that quite freely, but I'd like to add in a short-ish adventure to give them access to this, just to make it feel a little more hard-won.
I'm thinking that a little Bookhounds scenario could be a good shout, not least because I have an antiquarian and ex-bookhound in the party.
Does anyone know of any suitable, good quality Bookhound adventure, which I could adapt to my campaign, including squirrelling the ritual in a tome?
Sadly, there aren't a whole lot of Bookhounds material out there -- if I'm wrong, please tell me what I'm missing!
There's always a Burnt Auction, see: The Long Con, which was designed by @Karloff closely around Bookhounds... Adam also has quite a few resources on his blog, Ephemera.
A recording of the scenario is also available.
AFAIK there's only the scenario in the Bookhounds core rules. I've not seen anything else although I did use Glyn White's Return of the Hound as the basis for a Bookhounds game.
Assuming the basic's of 'set in London' and 'involves books' you could use some of the C7 scenarios from their London set. They would work quite well. Other alternatives are things like 'The Books of Uncle Albert' relocated to the UK, GW's 'Vanishing Conjurer', material from 'Green and Pleasant Land' especially 'Death in the Post'.
I seek additional inspiration from the clever keepers here.
My group have just reached Massawa, seeking Bartolo Acuna, and maybe George Ayers, intending to visit the dig site.
They have discovered that the Liar is Ygolonac, and learned an inter-dimensional gate ritual.
They don't know the devouring mountain's name nor location, as they haven't been to Bangkok nor Malta.
I am worried that the payoff for visiting Eritrea and finding Ayers will be pretty sparse.
Ayers can teach them the rituals of denial, but unfortunately the nectar-addicted investigator who manifested a minor mouth did not survive the Yucatan.
What else, please, might they be able to they be able to learn from Ertirea or Ayers ??
My players just found Ayers. He was extremely useful for me to plug expository holes. They missed about half of L.A., and because of their interactions with him, they are now looking to go back. I also thought he was a good means to emphasize Job. (Though I tried to be subtle about that.) I brought in some Dallolite cultists to edge up the tension a bit... it was pretty fun.
He knows whatever you need them to know so that they go to wherever the next place you want them to go is. That said, they haven't done Bangkok or Malta? He never met Montgomery but he does know Savitree and Daniel. What information do you want them to have? Savitree's full name is not insignificant. What do you want to reward them for talking to Ayers before Bangkok with?
These are good suggestions, and give me a number of opportunities. THANKS !
I´m currently in the preparation stage of my Eternal Lies campaign and the After Action Report on the Alexandrian mentions a G+ community for Eternal Lies GMs. Is this still up to date and how do I join the G+ community, because I requested an invite a while ago and haven`t gotten a response yet.
... a G+ community for Eternal Lies GMs. Is this still up to date and how do I join the G+ community, because I requested an invite a while ago and haven`t gotten a response yet.
The name should be Balmung and thanks a lot!
G+ is being shut down by Google soon (March?) so be aware that various bits of G+ seem to be getting turned off very frequently at the moment.
Many people seem to be using groups.io. If you want a private community, I'm happy to offer mailing lists.
Okay, you should be set up.
Yep, it´s working. Thanks again!
With Google+ now shut down as I understand it, has the GM's group archive migrated anywhere accessible please?
Per yesterday's Chaosium newsletter, they have moved the Chaosium G+ group and the Glorantha G+ group over to Tapatalk.
As you may be aware, Google Plus shuts down on April 2nd, 2019. All G+ groups there including the Chaosium and Glorantha groups will be gone forever!
However, if you're a G+ user, do not despair! - we have taken advantage of Tapatalk's free migration offer, and successfully moved all content from the Chaosium G+ and the Glorantha G+ group there. Previous G+ posts are archived and available.
Simply login in with your G+ username and password.
I'll check Bill, thanks. This wasn't a Chaosium group though, it was specific to Eternal Lies.
I may or may not have successfully downloaded it, as I was given Moderator status in that community (but couldn't figure out how to give it to anyone else). If I have, my plan is to wait a month or two to see if anyone contacts me to say they don't want their posts shared, and if not, and if Justin's still willing, let him host it as I'm not really sure how one does that sort of thing.
Thanks Lisa; I'll wait and see then. I was working through the posts chronologically but hadn't finished in time.
I'm starting to run 'Eternal Lies' and I have enjoyed very much your ideas and materials. Thank you very much!
We only have had an introductory session (making characters, Arkham & the hangar) so the next session will take place in Savannah.
I'd like to comment something about a minor detail. I guess that the players could ask Currothers or Mama Henslowe about the names that appear in the graves and the photography in Henslowe's Estate and they should know them. I would like to have a coherent answer and also, it could be an opportunity to give some context about the family.
-Grant Henslowe was Douglas' older brother. He died because of the same contagious disease than Jonas Douglas (1917).
-Zachariah and Milicent Henslowe were David's Henslowe parents, so they were Douglas' grandparents.
-Jonas Douglas Coleridge was Douglas' nephew.
-Mary Margaret was Grant's twin sister. Anne was Douglas' twin sister. Both of them died when they were little children (2 years- 1 year). This is a pattern, that could affect Douglas Henslow personality.
-Mildred Jones was Zachariah's sister and James Jones was her husband.
Did you have to figure out who was who? Did you find different conclusions?
Perhaps this family has an interesting story about its progressive decadence and it could include little bits of supernatural horror that worths to be narrated. In that case, the familiar story could help to model Douglas Henslowe's character (maybe he had an 'In the blood' drive). Do you have any ideas about this?


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Okay, so i was in college, and my teacher challenged us to overcome ONE thing that we have to face the fear of something where we go up to the point where it becomes a daily routine. And when he told us this, i remembered my pokemon adventure thing on the forums http://leafre.net/showthread.php?8328-Pokemon-World-Adventure!%28on-hiatus-for-a-good-reason-3%29 And i decided to go back to drawing pokemon, and pokemon related things, because i want to continue the adventure. But i felt that before continuing the adventure, i should draw until i become really good at drawing or at least more "decent" because i wasn't that amused with the drawings on the adventure, so here on this thread i will update it with characters/pokemon that i am drawing to show the progress i am in with drawing. Please criticize me so i can become better and continue the adventure more epicly :D.
And yea, i drew that.
Looks like you just traced it from the pikachu book behind it.
I drew the picture, and gave it to my friend, and that is her binder behind.
I have an odd request, @Sora I have tried doing it before, and it usually comes out... well strange. Then again, my drawing ability is near 0. Anyhow, try drawing YOUR take on the angel of death. Yeah, I know it sortta has a religious aspect to it, but that's not really what I think of about it. I usually think of the eternal struggle within the human soul between good and evil, in this case the struggle between the good of the angel and the evil of death. My drawings and mental images usually portray half of it being angelic and the other half being demonic. Draw your take on it, I'd love to see it.
i love the origian pokemon, i wan wondering could you do a charmander? :D i would be the happiest guy ever.


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Judges issue harsh sentences in land dispute that resulted in the death of an elderly man and three policemen. The death penalty imposed on the victim's two children, life imprisonment for the nephew. The court rejects the request to have local and national leaders of the Communist Party testify. Vietnamese activist: The government that wants to "impose its will" at the price of "atrocities".
Hanoi (AsiaNews) - Two death sentences, a life sentence and other prison sentences ranging from 16 years in prison to 15 months of probation. This is the sentence handed down yesterday by a Vietnamese court, in the context of a trial against 29 inhabitants of the village of Dong Tam (less than 40 km south of Hanoi), ended up in the bar for a dispute over the land with a violent drift. The verdict had been expected, as confirmed by a family member interviewed by Radio Free Asia (RFA) who comments: "I had prepared myself for the worst".
The court handed down the death penalty to the brothers Le Dinh Chuc and Le Dinh Cong, charged with murder for the death of three policemen. Le Dinh Doanh, son of Le Dinh Cong, will have to serve a life sentence while Bui Viet Hieu received a sentence of 16 years in prison; two other defendants, Nguyen Quoc Tien and Nguyen Van Tuyen, were given a sentence of 12 and 13 years each. Still others from five to six years or suspended sentence and probation; of the 29 defendants, at least 13 were found innocent.
On 9 January at least 3,000 policemen carried out a raid on the village, whose land has been seized to build a military airport and for building speculations. In the clash between the locals and the police, in addition to the three policemen, the village elder, Le Dinh Kinh, was killed - shot by the agents. The authorities, in response, accused the 84-year-old son Le Dinh Chuc and his grandsons Le Dinh Doanh and Le Dinh Uy for the murder. Along with them, 27 other local people are accused of complicity in the murder.
The president of the court Truong Viet Toan rejected the defence lawyers' request to have the president of the Hanoi section of the Communist Party, Nguyen Duc Chung, in prison for corruption in a different proceeding, and representatives of the Ministry of Defense testify. Sources inside the trial reveal that the widow of the village elder Du Thi Thanh, mother of the two death row inmates, was also unable to appear in court as a witness.
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A total of 2,478 building permits were issued in Serbia in September this year, which is 10.8% more than in the same period last year, the State Statistics Office said yesterday.
Of the total number of permits issued in September, 84.1% refer to buildings and 15.9% to other facilities.
The statistics office also says, if only buildings are observed, 79.3% of permits were issued for residential buildings and the rest for non-residential buildings, while other permits were issued for construction of pipelines, communications facilities and power lines.
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During the observed period, building permits were issued for the construction of a total of 2,710 apartments, with an average size of 80.3 square metres.
Of the total living space, 10.8% are houses with an average size of 144.1 square metres, while 87.3% of the apartments will be built in buildings with three or more apartments, with an average size of an apartment being 71.8 square metres.
The largest construction activity is recorded in Belgrade, where 29.6% of the expected new buildings are going to be built, followed by the Central Banat region in Vojvodina (24.1%), Srem region (8.3%), also in Vojvodina, and the region of Niš (5.5%), while the rest of the country makes up 4.7%.
(Politika, 16.11.2020)
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Join us for a screening of The Invisible Hands, directed by Marina Gioti and Georges Salameh. To mark the occasion, Gioti and Salameh will be in conversation after the screening.
The Invisible Hands (2017)
Directed by Marina Gioti, co-directed by Georges Salameh
Greece and Egypt
Documentary, 97 minutes
English and Arabic with English subtitles
Maverick underground American-Lebanese musician and ethnomusicologist Alan Bishop (Sun City Girls, Sublime Frequencies), lands as a stranger in Cairo soon after the 2011 uprisings, and teams up with three young Egyptian musicians for the translation of his old songs into Arabic. Under Bishop's mentorship, this unlikely collaboration transforms into a band, The Invisible Hands. Structured around fly-on-the-wall scenes, archival ghost apparitions, absurd cameos and poetic diary narrations by Bishop, and unfolding between the two critical elections that marked the post "Arab Spring" period in Egypt, the film juxtaposes the tragicomedy of politics and art-making in the so-called periphery.
The film was supported by documenta 14 and the Greek Film Centre. The film's world premiere took place at documenta 14 in Athens in 2017. Its festival premiere took place at the 68th Berlinale Forum Expanded in 2018.
This film program is organized in collaboration with Beirut Art Residency. Marina Gioti is currently an Onassis AiR artist-in-residence at BAR.
Marina Gioti is a filmmaker and visual artist born and based in Athens, Greece. She studied Chemical Engineering, Environmental Management, Filmmaking, and Media and Communication. Her films and installations been screened and exhibited worldwide at museums and international festivals including Berlinale, Toronto and Transmediale. She has participated at the 5th Thessaloniki Biennial, the WRO15-Wroclaw Media Art Biennial, and the 1st Anren Biennial. In 2017, she was a participating artist at documenta 14. The Invisible Hands is her first feature length film. She is currently an Onassis AiR artist-in-residence at Beirut Art Residency.
Georges Salameh is a Lebanese-Greek filmmaker and photographer currently based in Athens, Greece. He studied Cinema and History of Art at Paris 8 St. Denis (1991-1994). Salameh has worked in Greek and foreign cinematographic and audiovisual productions (1995-2004). Since 1999, he has directed shorts, documentaries, experimental/essay movies, and video installations. Since 2011, he is a co-founding member of the Depression Era Project. He is a collaborating curator of the Urbanautica Institute, a platform for contemporary fine art photography. His work has been exhibited in museums, galleries, and film festivals in Athens, London, Paris, and Beijing.


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Lessees of Topcliffe Mill, 1778 - 1814
By Kathryn Betts
Topcliffe Mill in the 1920s
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The Flack family's connection with Topcliffe Mill began in 1778 when John Flack, yeoman, of "Mildrith otherwise Meldreth, Cambs." took a lease to the mill.
Four years earlier, St. Thomas's Hospital in London, which owned the mill from 1553 to 1948, had carried out a survey into the mill and buildings. Mr Yeldham, a surveyor, wrote a report on the property. He found it to be an unproductive holding. The buildings were in need of repair and "so mean it is not worth while to lay any money out upon them".
The millstream, however, was found to give a good and plentiful flow of water. The tenant was paying only £4 10s 0d p.a. The land alone was thought to be worth £8 p.a. and the mill, let on a building lease, would bring in £10 p.a. ground rent. Mr Yeldham thought that he could find a man to lay out three or four hundred pounds and take a lease at £18 p.a.
The Flack family held the lease of Topcliffe Mill from 1778 until 1814.
John Flack's Family
On 24th October 1782, John Flack married Elizabeth Wallis of Barrington. The witnesses were Joshua Fitch (Lord of Sheene Manor, Meldreth) and John Wallis.
The inscription on John and Elizabeth Flack's gravestone in Holy Trinity churchyard is now virtually illegible
Photographed by Kathryn Betts, 23 June 2011
Elizabeth and John had ten children, all but three of whom died in infancy. Meldreth Parish Registers list no baptisms and seven burials of their children. Elizabeth herself was buried on 8th July 1798 in Holy Trinity churchyard, Meldreth. This left John, a widower aged about 43, with three children: John (12 years), Elizabeth (11 years) and Charlotte (about 5 years).
John Flack died seven years later and was buried on 10th November 1805. A gravestone in Holy Trinity churchyard reads, "In memory of John Flack who died Nov 10th 1805 aged 50 years also Elizabeth wife of John Flack who died July (?) 1798 aged 42 years". (Click on the photograph of the gravestone on the right to enlarge the image.)
On 10th March 1810, almost five years after his death, the administration of the estate of John Flack senior, miller, of Meldreth was granted to his son, John Flack, miller, of Meldreth. John's goods and chattels were worth less than £450.
In 1812, John and Elizabeth's daughter, also Elizabeth, married Elias Bland of The Green Man, Trumpington in Holy Trinity Church, Meldreth.
The End of the Flack Connection
The advertisement detailing the sale of John Flack's goods when he left Topcliffe Mill
Two years later, John Flack (junior) who had taken over the running of the mill from his father, decided to leave the mill and sold much of his property by auction. The sale included, "household furniture, brewing and dairy utensils, beer casks, two carts, harness implements, two stacks of hay, two young cows forward in calf, a fat hog, ten fine white cock turkeys of a peculiar breed, fowls, ducks and effects". The sale was held on 17th January 1814, with a viewing the previous Saturday. Catalogues were available from "inns in the neighbourhood", at the place of sale and from Thomas Cockett in Royston, Hertfordshire.
Following his departure from Meldreth, John became the landlord of the Half Moon Public House on Trumpington Street, Cambridge. He died in 1849, aged 63 years.
Thomas Wallis and Son
John sub-let the mill to Thomas Wallis and son. By 1819, they wished to lay out £500 to repair the mill and the lease (which at that time still had ten years to run) was extended by 21 years, commencing on Lady Day (25th March) 1830.
To view an extract from the Flack family tree, please click on the download link below. The tree has been compiled using the Meldreth and Barrington Parish Registers, as transcribed by Cambridgeshire Family History Society.
More information on Flack family history can be found on the Flack Genealogy website.
An Extract from the Flack Family Tree (12k)
This page was added by Kathryn Betts on 23/06/2011.
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Nacional Fast Clube is een Braziliaanse voetbalclub uit Manaus in de staat Amazonas.

Geschiedenis
De club werd op 8 juli 1930 opgericht door leden van Nacional FC die ontevreden waren bij hun club. In 1948 won de club voor het eerst het staatskampioenschap van Amazonas. In 2016 werd de club 45 jaar na de laatste titel opnieuw kampioen. In 2020 bereikte de club de kwartfinale van de nationale Série D en miste zo net de promotie. De club trok zich in 2021 terug uit de competitie en riep financiële problemen in vanwege de coronacrisis. Hierdoor was wel in het competitiereglement opgenomen dat clubs zich mochten terugtrekken zonder te degraderen zodat de club in 2022 kan terugkeren. De club eindigde bij de terugkeer op een vierde plaats, maar trok zich wegens financiële problemen toch terug voor het seizoen 2023.

Erelijst
Campeonato Amazonense
 1948, 1949, 1955, 1960, 1970, 1971, 2016

Copa Amazonas
 2015
Nacional Fast
Sport in Manaus
Voetbalclub uit Amazonas

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Q: Solutions for Bound and Scattering states in a negative step potential I have a bit of confusion in regards of interpreting the solutions of the eigenfunctions. Having the potential,
$$ U(x) = \begin{cases}
      0 & x < 0 \\
      - |U_{0}| & x\geq 0
   \end{cases}
 $$
This is pretty easy to visualize. For $x<0$, i'll call this region I, and for the other, Region II.
So by looking at the case for $E>0$, assume we are coming from the left side $x<0$
For both Regions I and II, we will have traveling waves in the form:
$$  \psi(x) = \begin{cases}
      Ae^{ikx} + Be^{-ikx} & x < 0 \\
      Ce^{ilx} + D e^{-ilx} & x\geq 0
   \end{cases}
 $$
where the values of $k=\frac{\sqrt{2mE}}{\hbar}$ and $l=\frac{\sqrt{2m(E+|U_{0}|)}}{\hbar}$ are solved from Schrodingers equation with boundary conditions.
So by visualizing the traveling wave coming from the left, I have some trouble knowing if it transmits back, and for which coefficients are set to zero (if any are).

After that, I want to look at the $-|U_{0}| < E < 0 $ where the wave travels from $x>0$
I believe the solutions are this (not sure):
$$  \psi(x) = \begin{cases}
      Ce^{nx} + De^{-nx} & x < 0 \\
      Ae^{imx} + Be^{-imx} & x\geq 0
   \end{cases}
 $$
In which $n=\frac{\sqrt{2mE}}{\hbar}$ and $m=\frac{\sqrt{2m(|U_{0}|-E)}}{\hbar}$.
I believe that wave traveling to the left for $x<0$ is bounded, so the wave does not transmit back. Thus $D=0$.
Am i interpreting case two correctly? And how do I go about case one?

A: For case $1$, since the particle is coming from the left ($x<0$), D is set to $0$, since $De^{ilx}$ is a term that says "there is a wave that is coming in from the left ($x<0$) with a wave number $l$ with an amplitude D"; whereas we know that the wave coming from the left is actually $Ae^{ikx}$. There will definitely be some reflection (stick to the word 'Reflection' instead of 'Transmits back' because transmission and reflection are two different things and you dont want to get them mixed up!)To sum it up, since wave is coming from the left ($Ae^{ikx}$), it sees a potential well and a huge part of it gets transmitted ($Ce^{ilx}$) and a small part gets reflected back ($B^{-ikx}$....quantum effects)
For the second case, since the wave is coming in from the right (ie the wave is coming from positive infinity), C is set to $0$ for the same reason as above......... [wave comes in from the right ($Be^{-imx}$), part of it gets transmitted and eventually dies out ($De^{-nx}$) and the rest  of it gets reflected ($Ae^{imx}$)]
As for the boundedness of the second case, it is not fully bounded in the sense that the wavefunction is not contained inside 2 well defined boundaries. It is bounded from the left at $x=0$ but thats it. The other boundary if you want to call it one is at $x\rightarrow\nsim$