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SUNNYVALE, Calif., July 26, 2018 – Awake Security today announced that it has appointed former Cylance Chief Technology Officer Rahul Kashyap as its new chief executive officer. Kashyap will lead the company through its next phase of rapid growth, driven by the need for cybersecurity solutions capable of protecting against modern, non-malware threats such as malicious insiders, credential abuse, lateral movement and data exfiltration.
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Going undefeated in the Western State Conference was a goal set by the members of the Glendale Community College women's golf team before the season started. Though the Vaqueros knew it wouldn't be easy to achieve, they figured there might be the potential for at least one pitfall.
Unfortunately for Glendale, which won the conference championship last season for the first time in the program's history, it encountered that snag Monday and saw their objective vanish.
Glendale received a seven-over-par 78 from Thanawan Sriratchaya and it finished second behind College of the Canyons in a conference match at Stockdale Country Club in Bakersfield. Canyons shot a 325, followed by Glendale at 334.
For Glendale Coach Greg Osbourne, whose team won the Southern California Regional title and finished runner-up in the California Community College Athletic Assn. Women's Golf Championship last season, the loss came at a time in which he regretted not taking the Vaqueros to the venue for a practice round Sunday.
"None of them had ever played this course before," said Osbourne, whose team won the season's first three conference matches. "We should have gone up there, but we couldn't for different reasons.
Pattraporn Silawanna, the conference's reigning individual champion, finished with an 82. Vicanda Ma had an 85 for the Vaqueros, who received an 89 from Jasmine Daniel. Kristen Grimes of Canyons shot a 72 to earn medalist honors.
Bakersfield placed third with a 341, followed by Santa Barbara (349) and Citrus (432).
Osbourne said he's eager to find out how the Vaqueros will regroup.
"Maybe we were destined to get beat," said Osbourne, who also serves as the college's men's golf coach. "We have to be able to try to learn from what happened.
Glendale will next participate in the two-day North-South Invitational. The event will be conducted Sunday and Monday in Morro Bay. The next conference match will take place at 10 a.m. Oct. 8 at Simi Hills Golf Course in Simi Valley.


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PM.com grabbed an exclusive interview with Paul backstage after the 100 Club show yesterday in London. You can listen to the full interview here:
Congratulations on a great show, how did it feel to play the 100 Club?
It felt fantastic you, know because we' are going back to the roots, reminded me of the cavern and beyond, and it was really nice. It' a great little venue and you know so we were happy to be part of the campaign to save it as a venue cos it's too good to lose, it's a great little central London venue. We had a great time. It's great playing those little clubs and the audience is so up close I mean forget it, it's like you're having dinner with them. But it was great it was really cool and we enjoyed it we felt we played good, and we felt the audience responded well so outside of the fact that it was an hour after I'd got out of bed, it was great we had fun.
So you could fill pretty much any stadium, any arena you wanted to, so why the club gig?
You know I mean it's nice playing the big stadiums because everyone who wants to see you can get in and it's good doing the big epic shows, but coming back down to a little club like that is exciting and really I think the thing was having played a lot of big epic stadium shows this year we wanted to kind of bring the whole thing back home to Great Britain and have a great time in great Britain. So we've come back to the 100 club and that's about as small as you can get, and it's very intimate very good fun and we had a blast I mean I haven't played a lunchtime show since the Cavern, and the whole idea of getting out of bed and trying to get yourself ready for a show where you're going to have to sing some very high notes is interesting and we had a great time.
And that was your smallest solo show ever apparently?
I would think it probably is yeah I think the cavern held more than the 100 Club, but it's great, those little places are great I think we all enjoyed it in the band.
So do you think we'll see a club tour next year?
No, I think in a word no.
Ok fair enough. It's been an amazing live year for you obviously you've got a couple of gigs to go you're finish in Liverpool is that a conscious choice? Are you looking forward to going back there?
Yeah you know it's interesting cause the 100 Club and the Academy O2 in Liverpool are two gigs my son James did this year so he did the reccy and you know we're following him into those gigs, but it's great I mean I love going back to Liverpool of course cos it's my home town I've got a load of relatives there and after we've been to Brazil and Argentina and American and been all over the place it's nice to come back home and so you know we come back to Liverpool and it's just a good feeling at the end of the year to bring the whole thing home feel like you're going full circle, and so I'm looking forward, the band are all looking forward to getting up to Liverpool and getting up north man c'mon.
Could you pick one live moment of the year as a stand out highlight? It has been an incredible year'
It has been an incredible year, I think you've got, I would pick two. I think Sao Paulo, 65,000 people the first show was amazing the Brazilian people love their music and so we love to play to them and it was a stand out show. It was one of our top shows ever, and it was just brilliant, the audience was bananas and we have a great evening. And then I think you know you come down to the East room in the White House, smaller but just as great because of the Obamas' and the guests who were on the show so we had a great evening there too so I would choose those two.
Are you saying the White House was your warm up for today?
The White House was not a warm up
Not like a small club gig there'
Uh no I'm not going, accepting that bait, y'know the White House was brilliant in it's own way I'd never played there, I'd never met an incumbent President and I'm big fan of this President and his wife and his family so we all were actually very buzzed to play that place and everyone involved in that show, it was something we were talking about for a good couple of weeks afterwards so it was great, it was not quite a warm up for the 100 Club, but it was fantastic
Brilliant, thanks a lot.


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Exclusive: A year after she announced the news, actor-turned-chef Tara Deshpande's culinary studio at Nariman Point is finally ready. But it's less a business venture and more a community initiative
It's hard to get Tara Deshpande to talk about herself. She has so much else to share — about a cookbook from the 1900s, an untraceable Bengali lady called Mrs Dey whose book is nothing short of a slice of culinary history and about how you should avoid the New Jersey airport if you're looking to smuggle kadi patta into the US. "It's filled with Indians, so they will have stalks of kadi patta at the customs desk, wave it at you and ask if you're carrying it. You heard about that man who got caught trying to get paan into America, no?" she asks, breaking into an unembarrassed giggle.
Sitting across from her in her neither-sprawling, nor-ostentatious-space, which overlooks the pristine streets of Nariman Point, we are trying to get the actor-turned-chef to speak about the genesis behind her eponymous culinary studio, which has been in the works for more than a year ("You know how it gets with permissions," she says) and will open doors to the public today. But her mind wanders, to times long gone. She starts by telling us how it all can be traced to wanting a space for her vintage cookbooks, a 15-year-long passion/obsession that began with discovering culinary relics at yard and estate sales in the US, where she lived in the 2000s.
"I just wanted it all to come together somewhere, you know?" she says animatedly, while reaching for a ginormous, yellowing book with an intact spine — it's a 1000-pages fat treatise called The Epicurean. "This was published in 1910 and it's a first edition, but my oldest cookbook dates back to two or three centuries before. It was written by Charles Ranhofer, the head chef at Delmonico's in New York and I just love the detailing. Look, look," she says, pointing to intricate illustrations of ingredients and table layouts.
The culinary studio will host classes, pop-ups and talks
While a personal library and workspace were always on her mind, with time, it dawned on Deshpande that this city's robust and ever-growing community of foodies needed a comfortable converging point. "I will be hosting cooking classes, but I didn't want to just do demos. I want people to come here and actually cook. We will also have a vintage cookbook club, and how it will work is, we will pick a book each month, discuss it, and then cook from it," she informs, adding that smaller events for four to five people, classes by other foodies and chefs and pop-ups are on the cards, too. "Can you see this divider?" she asks, signalling towards the rear wall of her office and continues, "There's a room behind it, which I am yet to renovate. Once that happens, I will break this wall down so we can have a sprawling room for talks and panel discussions."
The family-owned property that used to be an investment firm — a semblance of which lingers in the office-like studio with a segmented aisle set-up with three rows of cooking stations — however, feels less like an industrial, culinary space and more like a home. "I am not a businesswoman," she concedes. But for someone who has a strong network in this city, thanks to her career in entertainment, and who has successfully helmed a catering business in America for nine years, how can a restaurant, café or F&B establishment not be on the cards? "I am scared," she confides. "You can call me up at 2 am and ask me to start baking cupcakes and I will be game for it; but it takes a very different personality to start a restaurant."
It is probable that unlike the other experimental culinary spaces that have mushroomed in Mumbai of late, you won't receive dedicated reminders or daintily packed gift hampers inviting you for events, because what Deshpande is trying to do is backed less by entrepreneurial goals and more by genuine curiosity. "I wanted a place where everyone could come together. I enjoy posting and engaging [with my followers] on social media, but I like meeting people more because you learn so much from speaking to them. How else will I find out about some random fact about nolen gur?"
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TIME 9.30 am to 5.30 pm
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Boston Marathon Bomber's True Colors Shown to Jurors
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's obvious lack of remorse.
Posted by Mike LaChance Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 07:30am 19 Comments
As the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev entered the penalty phase yesterday, jurors were shown a photo of the Boston Marathon bomber giving the finger to a jail security camera after his arrest.
The Boston Globe reported:
Jurors view footage of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev making obscene gesture
Jurors in the death penalty trial of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on Wednesday were shown video of him making an obscene gesture as well as holding his fingers in the shape of "V" to a surveillance camera in a courthouse holding cell three months after he was arrested in the terror attack.
A prosecutor had shown a picture of Tsarnaev making the obscene gesture to the jury in US District Court in Boston at the end of her opening statement in the penalty phase of the trial on Tuesday, underlining her argument that he was "unconcerned, unrepentant, and unchanged" after the attack.
On Wednesday, video of the incident, which happened on July 10, 2013, was shown to jurors at the request of Tsarnaev's defense team.
The gesture is blurred in this video but you'll get the idea:
The Boston Herald reports that the families of victims were unimpressed:
No remorse: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's obscene gesture enrages victims' families
Enraged parents whose sons lost limbs in the Boston Marathon blasts called the image of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev flipping the finger and puckering up a kiss while in custody three months after the bombings a "disgusting" insult to victims, survivors and America.
"He told us all to (expletive) off," said Liz Norden, whose two sons, JP and Paul, each lost a right leg in the April 15, 2013, attacks. "It showed a lack of remorse, a lack of respect for the human race."
Norden was in court yesterday when prosecutors punctuated their opening statement in Tsarnaev's death sentencing trial with the picture from his July 10, 2013, arraignment day.
Jeff Bauman Sr., whose son lost both his legs to a pressure-cooker bomb Tsarnaev and his brother detonated in front of Marathon Sports, said the callous gesture was "disgusting" and may goad other terrorists to act.
"This kid is just appalling to me. He's disrespectful to America," the elder Bauman said. "It's disturbing even to be shown. … He's inciting more violence against America. At this point he should be begging us" not to be put to death.
It's difficult to imagine someone more deserving of the death penalty.
Featured image is a screen capture from the Boston Globe.
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Mannie | April 23, 2015 at 8:05 am
{YAWN} He flipped off an anonymous security camera in a jail cell. I often stick my tongue out at the security camera, going into the bank. Execute him for his crimes, not for displaying childish assholey behavior.
Vancomycin in reply to Mannie. | April 23, 2015 at 8:59 am
Yes, thereby demonstrating a lack of remorse that MIGHT let him avoid the death penalty. It goes to his mental state, which is that he is *happy* he murdered and maimed, and would do it again.
Virginia42 in reply to Mannie. | April 23, 2015 at 9:22 am
Context is everything. This is about whether or not he was "misled," as the defense claims, or knew full well what he was doing. His behavior after the event is quite relevant. He's like a lot of criminals, including the one that got my brother–they suddenly "find Jesus" or Allah or whatever and suddenly realize what good people they are and they really deserve another chance.
Well, guess what. The dead don't get another chance–neither should this POS.
MattMusson in reply to Mannie. | April 23, 2015 at 10:49 am
If giving this puke the death penalty is determined by his flipping a security camera the bird – something is terrible wrong.
We should give him the death penalty because we value the lives he snuffed out and destroyed.
theduchessofkitty | April 23, 2015 at 8:20 am
If we could only hang a middle finger to death…
JWB | April 23, 2015 at 8:39 am
"He's disrespectful to America"
…is *that* why he's on trial? I thought it was for terrorism and attempted murder.
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DINORightMarie | April 23, 2015 at 8:40 am
I'm sorry – you say the DEFENSE wanted this video to be shown?!?! WTH?!?!
They must want him to get the death penalty. Martyrdom, and a propaganda tool……. a two-fer for their "cause." Why else would they want that shown?!
DINORightMarie in reply to DINORightMarie. | April 23, 2015 at 8:42 am
Correction – the *Boston Globe says instead of *you say
Mind-boggling.
maxmillion | April 23, 2015 at 9:17 am
Okay, that's it. Blowing up hundreds of people, maybe we can look past that, but then giving us the finger too? That's over the top.
cwillia1 | April 23, 2015 at 9:29 am
His mother is a real case, too. You wonder how they could possibly have been allowed into the country in the first place.
As to the death penalty, life in a Massachusetts prison would be torture for a pretty young man like Dzokhar. I think it is a good practice to execute Muslim terrorists, however, since the jihadis are likely to consider him a hostage whom they should bargain for.
nordic_prince | April 23, 2015 at 9:41 am
No need to keep that oxygen thief alive. He and his family have been leeching off the taxpayers long enough. Good riddance.
Henry Hawkins | April 23, 2015 at 10:24 am
Giving the finger from a jail cell? Big deal. Probably mad at the turnkeys for being refused a phone call or chewing gum or whatever.
What the jury needs to consider re: death or life is that if given life, he will spend almost all of it in solitary confinement, and eventually some other lifer(s) will kill him. That would give the killer(s) big-time points among inmates in the prison system, just like when they beat Jeffrey Dahmer to death. That being the case, it makes the sentence prctically irrelevant. Boy gonna die either way.
CalFed in reply to Henry Hawkins. | April 23, 2015 at 10:52 am
"…he will spend almost all of it in solitary confinement, and eventually some other lifer(s) will kill him."
Not likely. If given life he will probably end up in ADX Florence where no one will be able to get at him.
Of course, he can then continue to give all of us the finger, metaphorically speaking, by filing baseless law suits against the Federal Bureau of Prisons claiming that a guard used foul language in his presence or that he was served burnt toast for breakfast or some such. We taxpayers, of course, will be funding his efforts.
Henry Hawkins in reply to CalFed. | April 23, 2015 at 1:48 pm
I don't care what facility they send him to, the inmates will get to him sooner or later and they will kill him. Such a kill is worth 50,000 street cred points in the twisted world of prison. Only a media-famous child serial killer offers more points than this mook (I've worked in prisons on/off for 30 years on contract basis, both state and federal).
CalFed in reply to Henry Hawkins. | April 23, 2015 at 2:31 pm
If he does not receive the death penalty, he will undoubtedly end up on Bomber's Row in ADX Florence. Not saying it is impossible that he would be murdered, but like I did say, highly unlikely.
Bomber's row has a number of inmates more notorious than Tsarnaev and they haven't lost one yet.
9thDistrictNeighbor | April 23, 2015 at 10:46 am
One night in the general population of the local equivalent of Rikers Island would be a good substitute for old sparky. However, given our current processes, his appeals will keep him sucking oxygen for years, not to mention millions of dollars courtesy of the fine citizens of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
CloseTheFed in reply to 9thDistrictNeighbor. | April 23, 2015 at 8:09 pm
As I understand it, this is in federal court, under federal statutes. The federal path is shorter than states' paths to the death penalty. About 5 years, as I understand it.
9thDistrictNeighbor in reply to CloseTheFed. | April 24, 2015 at 7:41 am
I knew MA doesn't have the death penalty but wasn't sure of the logistics. This guy exhausting appeals would make Tim McVeigh look like a mensch.
Another Ed | April 25, 2015 at 7:22 pm
That 'V' sign formed by the extended index and middle fingers with the back of the hand towards the viewer and the middle finger gesture are equivalent:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_gestures


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20 July-20 Aug 2006. One of the highlights of the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 250th anniversary celebrations in Vienna is the KlangBogen festival of classical music and opera hosted by the Theater an der Wien. Opening with the premiere of Mozarts opera Don Giovanni(1787) directed by Keith Warner with Gerald Finley in the title role (20, 23, 29 July & 2, 6, 9, 13, 16, 18 Aug at 19.00), the programme also features concerts of the great composers music performed by Julien Rachlin and the Viener Virtuosen (25 July), Diana Damrau and Ivan Paley (8 Aug) and Rudolf Buchbinder and the Vienna Chamber Orchestra (20 Aug). For full details of performances and venues see the theatres website. Admission Don Giovanni 130-11, concerts 72-11. Concerts start at 19.30, 20.00 & 20.30.


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DUBAI (Reuters) – Saudi stocks plunged 2.3% as the market opened on Sunday, after attacks on two plants at the heart of the kingdom's oil industry a day earlier knocked out more than half of Saudi crude output.
Sunday's decline extended a losing spree for Saudi stocks, which in recent weeks have been hit by expensive valuations, weak oil prices and concerns about the economic outlook.
The drone attacks were carried out by Yemen's Houthi group, its military spokesman said on Al Masirah TV.
The index has lost all its gains this year and is down about 18% from its 2019 high of 9,403 points seen in early May.
On Sunday, the index was down 1.8% year-to-date.
The index's earlier gains were fueled by Saudi Arabia's entry into the MSCI and Russell's emerging market indices.
"There is no real positive news on the horizon with the index inclusion story over," said Muhammad Faisal Potrik, head of research at Riyad Capital.
"The market was expensive versus the region and other emerging markets, plus second-quarter earnings were not good."
Other Gulf markets also reacted negatively to the attacks, with Kuwait's premier index down 1.1% and Dubai stocks falling 0.8%.
"Sentiment is negative because of yesterday's attacks on Aramco facilities. But this is temporary and the market will pick up towards the end of the day," said a trader in Riyadh, who asked not to be identified.
Saudi Basic Industries, the kingdom's biggest petrochemicals firm, was down 3.3% after it said it had curtailed feedback supplies by about 49% following the attack.
Other petrochemical companies such as Yanbu National Petrochemicals Co and Kayan also announced significant reductions in feedstock supplies.
The attacks come at a bad time for Saudi Arabia, which is preparing for the listing of oil giant Saudi Aramco on the Tadawul bourse in Riyadh later this year.
The attacks are unlikely to change plans for Aramco's long-awaited initial public offering but may affect the valuation, risk consultancy Eurasia Group said in a note.
"The latest attack on Aramco facilities will have only a limited impact on interest in Aramco shares as the first stage of the IPO will be local. The international component of the sale would be more sensitive to geopolitical risks," it said.
Aramco has hired nine banks as joint global coordinators to lead its IPO, slated to be the world's largest, Reuters reported, citing two sources.
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~0.38% chance per Onyx. If my math is correct.
Or less than half of one percent.
The wiki declares this improves the higher the mining level. Due to the titan being active, this must improve the odds somewhat.
The wiki DOES NOT list the current rates however.
Mining familiars do no longer affect your mining level - they rather increase the damage you deal per hit to the rock, so you can cut this piece of information already.
Did you track your exp/hour at all?


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When the true gods punished Istar by wreaking the Cataclysm on Krynn, a shower of meteors pounded the continent of Ansalon. Halfway around the world, a similar continent was shattered by a single, enormous meteor. Thousands of square miles of land disappeared beneath a smoking sea of magma, which boiled up from beneath the planet's crust. Mountain ranges were toppled, rivers changed course, and weather patterns were altered. Survivors were scattered and isolated. The devastation was nearly complete.
Centuries later, the cultures and societies which rise out of the ruins are uniquely shaped by this savage environment. The minotaurs with their eloquent diplomats, elite legions, and gladiatorial contests, are spreading their influence throughout the hemisphere. Wild elves fight territorial wars with humans, kender, and gnomes. Fearsome fire minions rampage around the coasts of the lava ocean while the Followers of Hith seek to dominate the land.
Time of the Dragon includes two information-packed books totaling 160 pages, four full-color maps, and 24 individual color plates showing maps, NPCs, and major races.
Time of the Dragon (1989), by David "Zeb" Cook, was the first boxed set for the Dragonlance setting. It was published in October 1989.
About the Cover. The cover to Time of the Dragon is a piece by popular Dragon magazine artist Robin Wood. It originally appeared as the cover to Dragon #97 (May 1985).
Origins (I): Onward Krynn. Following the completion of the fourteen-book Dragonlance Chronicles adventure cycle (1984-1986), TSR's new setting foundered, in large part due to the departure of creators Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis. But TSR was working to repair that with the advent of AD&D 2e (1989), first with a new epic trilogy of "DLE" adventures (1989) and now with the setting's first ever boxed set.
However, the topic of the box might have surprised some players, because it wasn't a comprehensive starting point for traditional Dragonlance play, which you might have expected for a first boxed set. In fact, that was something that the setting wouldn't get for two more years!
Origins (II): A Design Meeting. Time of the Dragon originated at "a now-legendary designer pitch session at Augie's in Lake Geneva, near the Horticultural Hall". Manager James Ward called the meeting in 1988, in the waning years of AD&D 1e (1977-1989). The topic was simple: the boxed sets for the next year.
Two major boxes came out of the meeting, both of which would push the boundary of D&D's traditional fantasy. One was the very far-flung Spelljammer (1989) setting, while the other was a new Dragonlance setting, on the other side of the world, Time of the Dragon (1989).
Author Zeb Cook had originally declined work on Time of the Dragon because he hadn't previously worked on Dragonlance. Ward told him "Since you haven't done any Dragonlance, Zeb, this would be a great place to start".
Origins (III): A Soft Reboot. It's hard to overstate how much of a revamp Time of the Dragon was for Dragonlance. It carries over a scant few concepts from the original setting of Ansalon, such as the idea of a cataclysm and the focus on creating unique and innovative races. Beyond that it's almost totally new.
What the designers didn't realize at the time is that they were creating the first major fraction in the Dragonlance line, as players might now be interested in the traditional continent of Ansalon or the new continent of Taladas, but probably not both. Dragonlance would become even more fractured in future years, as the timeline was moved forward in Dragons of Summer Flame (1995), Dragonlance: Fifth Age (1996), and the War of Souls trilogy (2000-2002).
This fracturing created support issues for TSR and threatened to divide the fanbase, but TSR probably wasn't considering any of these problems in 1988 and 1989 because the whole idea of so dramatically expanding and changing a setting was almost unknown at the time. The closest that TSR had come was their introduction of the east to the Forgotten Realms in Kara-Tur: The Eastern Realms (1988), but that was the grafting of an old setting as opposed to the creation of a new one. The publication of the Horde Barbarian Campaign Setting (1990) and the Maztica Campaign Set (1991) would be more in line with what TSR was doing with Time of the Dragon … and ultimately TSR wouldn't be able to support any of these large-scale extensions to their settings.
Origins (IV): Taking the Fifth. Surprisingly, Time of the Dragon also contains the first hints for what would become the Dragonlance: Fifth Age game. The Marak kender would be reimagined as the afflicted kender of the Fifth Age while the gnomoi would become thinker gnomes.
Resurrected Races. One of the most interesting aspects of the original Dragonlance adventures was their extensive detailing of demihuman races — a level of background never before seen in the D&D game. Time of the Dragon repeats this feat, debuting new human clans and new variants of dwarves and elves.
However, two traditional Dragonlance races faced the biggest changes. The first are the kender, known in Taladas as the Marak Kender. They're very sad. The second are gnomes, who are divided into the gnomoi and the minoi, essentially real inventors and the mad scientists.
Resurrected Races: Bring on the Monsters. The other major innovation of Time of the Dragon is its introduction of many monstrous races as possible PCs, including bakali (lizardmen), goblins, minotaurs, and ogres. Dragonlance Adventures (1987) had previously presented minotaurs as a PC race, but otherwise this was a first for AD&D. However, it was in line with the innovations of the Basic D&D line, which had first presented the idea of monstrous PCs in GAZ10: "The Orcs of Thar" (1988) and was now pushing it even more with the "PC" series (1989-1992).
This trend would grow even more in the '90s across a variety of product lines.
The Battlesystem Connection. As was the case with many major supplements from the late '80s and early '90s, Time of the Dragon has a Battlesystem (1985, 1989) connection, detailing armies of the land.
Exploring Krynn. Time of the Dragon introduces a whole new continent: Taladas. Though there are historical connections between Taladas and the traditional Dragonlance land of Ansalon, their geographical relationship isn't clear. That would await DLR1: "Otherlands" (1990).
Within Taladas, numerous societies are detailed across the entire continent. This includes a very comprehensive gazetteer and cultural overview of the entire land.
Monsters of Note. Besides offering details on a variety of monstrous races that are now available for PC use, Time of the Dragon also contains several Monstrous Compendium entries. The most notable are probably the traag draconian (a new more primitive sort of draconian) and the yaggol (a new, more primitive sort of mindflayer, descended from crashlanded spelljammers).
Whoops! "The Guide Book to Taladas" sometimes incorrectly refers to a "Book of Adventure". It means the "Rule Book of Talads", which must have been renamed late in the process.
Future History. Of the various sub-settings that TSR created around this time, Taladas was the best supported. That includes the "DLA" adventures (1990), most of the "DLR" accessories (1990-1993), DLS1: "New Beginnings" (1991), and more limited supported in several other releases. The gold box computer games moved to Taladas with The Dark Queen of Krynn (1992) and the comics did so starting with Dragonlance #22 (August 1990).
After the AD&D Dragonlance line was killed off in 1993, Taladas mostly disappeared, though it reappeared more recently in the Taladas Trilogy of novels (2005-2007) by Chris Pierson, beginning with Blades of the Tiger (2005).
About the Creator. Cook may not have known anything about Dragonlance when he began work on Time of the Dragon, but he was still one of TSR's stars, with the AD&D 2e rules (1989) being his most recent accomplishment. This was his only Dragonlance publication, other than some contributions to PG1: Player's Guide to the Dragonlance Campaign (1993).
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Andrew S August 03, 2017 6:04 pm UTC
Does this version have the map of Taladas as one of two large images, or it is broken down across multiple pages like earlier TSR products?
December 06, 2016 2:26 pm UTC
I own a hard copy of Time of the Dragon. Alone it is worth the pdf price for the material that it has about Tinker Gnomes. The Tinker Gnomes of Taladas live in skyscraper/city/towers made of hollowed-out basalt columns near a large lava sea. (1 tower = 1 city) These towers are among the more interesting places ever-detailed in a D&D product.
The large city of Kristophan is also fairly interesting and well-detailed, comparable to Waterdeep or the Free City of Greyhawk. The city is the capital of a minotaur empire. Kristophan would make a great setting for urban adventures. One of the kits detailed in the set is an "Upright Man" very akin to a "Made Man" of mobster lore.
South of the minotaurs is an evil nation "Thenol" which is run by an evil Cardinal Richelieu-type figure. Lots of great starting material for adventures here as well.
It has lots of background material and lots of interesting ideas to build on. The interior artwork...See more is by Stephan Fabian and is generally very good. The monster artwork for the new monsters included in the set is by Jim Holloway.
Time of the Dragon lacks connective tissue to bridge the gap between an Ansalon campaign and a Taladian one. It has some but needs more. DMs who are conversant in the world of Ansalon should have no trouble filling in the gaps.
It also does not have any adventures in it. (Whereas many subsequent boxed sets do include at least some adventure outlines)
Overall even with these few drawbacks it is still a great product both for running something new in Krynn and as a resource for other campaign worlds.
Blake R.
Lavish detail on the lands and the people and creature that live there. Second large continent on Krynn (the other being Ansalon, where the Dragonlance saga is set). Detail on races, cultures, cities, timeline and magic. Some links to Ansalon for cross [...]
This is a PDF reprint of "Taladas" box set. It is a fairly nice conversion with a decent index, searchable text and maps that print out ok. Text can be copied out of the PDF, something I appreciate quite a lot since I keep a lot of material [...]
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Record Comments: This record is part of an educational series that demonstrates how elementary school staff can assemble and produce a successful school choir. The songs on this album are an example of what content could be included in a Patriotic program. The Harbor Youth Chorale heard on this record provides a real-life example of how 65 students from Orange County, California public schools spent six weeks preparing for this recording. Songs "Dakota" and "Drummin' Drummin' Drummin'" were written by The Sherman Brothers for the 1969 Disney film "The One And Only, Genuine, Original Family Band." The remaining songs are non-Disney tracks. Music books with photos and text about the songs and programs were also made for each record in the series.
Subject Notes: Disney educational records include children's songs and content that promote learning for arithmetic, telling time, singing and other early educational items.


Today we pause to remember the Saints of God -- all of them, whether well-known or unknown. There are various definitions of what makes a saint -- those who are so designated officially by the Church and simply all who follow Jesus. I will leave it to you to decide how to define sainthood for this day, but may we celebrate the lives of those who have gone before us, making confession of faith in Jesus, and living lives that worthy of that calling.
thy name O Jesus, be forever blest.
I invite you to observe this day by sharing in this beloved hymn of the saints, as sung by the choir of King's College, Cambridge!


TWAS opens calls for prize nominations, PhD fellowships, research grants and other opportunities.
A powerful new online system will make nomination and judging of TWAS Prizes candidates easier than ever.
A Rwandan scientist uses selected organic waste to obtain biogas and biofertilisers in various energy hungry environments.
A Ghanaian scientist studies genetics to increase chicken's heat-tolerance and robustness.
The TWAS interim executive director has been honoured for a career of remarkable accomplishments in international science.
An international competition for case studies on sustainability has been launched by the Elsevier Foundation and TWAS.
TWAS's Young Affiliates met in Kigali to set the stage for an active new network that will give young scientists a strong voice in developing countries.
Representatives of 40 nations called for broad scientific cooperation in the "Belt and Road" region.
Big data is a double-edged sword that can bring profit to few but also benefits to many, experts from Africa and Italy said at TWAS's Trieste Next roundtable.