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Tiffin University Mental Health Walk Brings Awareness
by Richard Williams
Staff writer
The Tiffin University Counseling staff is walking for mental health every Thursday at noon in the Heminger Center in an effort to highlight the importance and recognition of mental health disorders.
The issue of mental health has become more prevalent in recent years, with the National Institute of Mental Health reporting that nearly 31 percent of U.S. adults have or will experience some instance of anxiety disorder in their lifetime. The NIMH has also reported that in 2017, nearly 17.3 million U.S. adults suffered at least one major depressive episode, with higher instances in females than males. It was also noted on the NIMH website that in that same year, the highest instance of depressive episodes happened in the 18 – 25 age group, largely representative of young adults and college students.
The Tiffin University Wellness and Counseling Center offices are located in Friedley Hall. Students can visit the center between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. To make an appointment, call 419-448-3578 or contact counseling@tiffin.edu. The center offers walk-ins on Wednesdays with no appointments necessary.
Seventh Annual Zeta Pi Beta Jello Wrestling
by Becca Kielbasa
The seventh annual Jello Wrestling fundraising event will feature 20 wrestlers so far, including students from Tiffin University men's and women's varsity wrestling team.
Zeta Pi Beta Sorority, established in 2010, is holding its annual Jello Wrestling Event to benefit St. Judes Children's Research Hospital on Sept. 12 from 5-7 p.m. in Hayes Courtyard.
This year wrestling will include the single rounds, but also a male and female bracket competition with two $25 visa gift cards for the winners. Prices for pre-registration are $5 per entry into the bracket, which covers the cost of all rounds, $2 for an individual round, and $1 for every repeat round after that. Registration the day of is $7 for entry into the bracket and same cost for individual rounds. Zeta Pi Beta will also be accepting donations in the form of cash or Venmo. The Venmo account name is ZetaPiBeta-Sorority.
Zeta Pi Beta holds multiple events to benefit cancer research, with Jello Wrestling among the most successful, dating back to 2013. This event is new and improved this year due to a partnership with Tiffin University Wrestling teams to make the event bigger and better than ever. Tiffin University Dean Herdlick will be the referee, per tradition, in coordination with the wrestling coaches.
St. Judes has been the chosen philanthropy by Zeta Pi Beta since its establishment, along with Love Your Melon, which is another cancer research foundation.
Students present scientific research in Orlando
Meredith Boes, Brandon Utley, Halie Copley, Mary Bernard, and Andy Frantz at the ACS National Convention. photo submitted by BRANDON UTLEY
by BRANDON UTLEY
Co-editor
Set the scene: sunny Orlando, Florida. The expansive Orange County Convention Center. Science nerds everywhere.
That is what myself and fellow students Andy Frantz, Meredith Boes, Halie Copley, and Mary Bernard, along with our faculty advisor Dr. Mark Sabo, got to experience when we attended the 257th annual National Conference of the American Chemical Society from March 30 through April 2.
Attending this meeting comes with many benefits for undergraduate students. The events at this conference involve students in professional work and career preparation. During the undergraduate session of the conference, students can attend certain speakers and expos geared toward chemistry, graduate school, and careers in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry.
Dr. Mark Sabo said that the conference offers over 10,000 scientists and educators from throughout North America a forum for sharing new ideas, innovations, and methodologies that not only advance industrial and academic research applications but have an impact on chemistry as it applies to our world."
In addition to a vast number of presentations, the conference format offers opportunities to participate in group and divisional business meetings, professional development workshops, and an exposition.
"This program gives Tiffin University students the opportunity to interact, discuss new ideas, and learn about the chemistry profession with other students," Sabo said.
At this meeting, there was a student chapter poster exposition, where student chapters of ACS from around the country could show off the work their organization has done over the past year. Our chapter here at TU has performed a number of science-based outreach programs this past year to engage the local Tiffin Columbian students.
TU student balances academic, athletics and ROTC training
By AIDA SANTANA
TU's first musical shatters expectations
Left to right: Chloe Holt as Veronica, Brandon Utley as JD, Darla Arnette as Heather Chandler, Mallory Johnson as Heather McNamara, and Jojo Gabos as Heather Duke. photo submitted by ALY HORN
by LOGAN JACKSON
Special to The Tystenac
Attitude, popularity, and hours of rehearsal. Tiffin University held its first-ever musical, Heathers, which was "like, totally not for kids."
Originally released in 1989, Heather's can sometimes be considered the foundation of Mean Girls. The show follows the storyline of the three most popular girls in school, along with Veronica, who adjusts her lifestyle to impress her new friends. This show is known for humor, drama, and fantastic music.
Opening night was Feb. 15th and it kicked the weekend off with a successful show. Most students involved spent countless hours in rehearsal and their hard work paid off afterward. Nearly all music students volunteered to help in any way they could, including lights, sound, and ushering.
Not shown is Aly Horn, the director of the musical. Horn chose this as TU's first musical because "the music and requirements fit all of the cast accordingly and well."
Horn is a professor in the Music Department. She has experience with Vocal Coaching, directing Higher Ground (Tiffin's previous all-female a capella group), the Pop Choir, and she is also a professor for a number of Music Fundamental classes. Although this isn't her first time directing a musical, this is her first as part of the TU family.
Senior cast member, Layla Pollock, was asked what her favorite part of being involved was. She initially stated that it was difficult to choose, due to the many good things. overall, "getting to witness everybody coming out of their shell, also piecing every scene together into a whole act".
Another great part Pollock mentioned she was proud of how students involved were actually creating characters, rather than a college student imitating a character, making the act more believable. Among the cast, Chloe Holt and Darla Arnette are first-year students and they made a phenomenal impression.
More photos and remarks available across Tiffin Music's social media platforms.
Heathers: The Musical
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Imagine this. You are sitting in your room this weekend with nothing to do. Netflix is boring, homework is done, and you have already eaten all of your Ben & Jerry's and discount Valentine's Day chocolate. What do you do?
Come to the Performing Arts Lab Friday February 15 & Saturday February 16 at 7pm and Sunday February 17 at 2pm to see Heathers: The Musical.
The show is centered around Veronica Sawyer, a naïve teenage girl who just wants to fit in with the popular kids, "The Heathers." Her plans get turned upside down when she meets the mysterious outcast Jason Dean. Follow these two as they navigate the treacherous trail of desire, lust, drama, and death.
The show does feature scenes of extreme violence, language, suicide, sexual orientation, and murder so it is totally like… not for kids.
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Getting to know Keionn
by Lara Jade
Keionn: "Well, I'm from Toledo Ohio. not too far from here. It's a… really cool city. We have a habit of striving for greatness and that is something that you can really see when it comes to this mixtape. I hope I can make them proud."
2. What is your major and why did you come to Tiffin University?
Keionn: "My major is Arts Administration with a concentration in Music Industry. I chose Tiffin mainly because I came here seeking track. I'm a track athlete. They recruited me and that's how I came here."
3. Is your family musical?
Keionn: "No. No, my family loves music but they don't have any experience in it. They're more working people, you know, blue collar, every day."
4. What is the first song you remember learning?
Keionn: "First song I ever learned on an instrument was Mary Had a Little Lamb on this really janky keyboard that I found in the basement one day. "
Olympians speak to TU students
by MADISON DOSS
Tiffin University hosted a Sports Talk Presentation that featured two Olympians in the University's Heminger Center on Wednesday morning. The Olympians who spoke were Katie Smith, all-time leading scorer of women's professional basketball, and Jan Boutmy, renowned fencing, hall of famer and sportsman.
The presentation was one of many events incorporated into Elite Sport and Culture Week, which ran from October 20-25. Organized by Tiffin University, Terra State Community College, Tiffin Mercy Health and National Machinery, Elite Week showcased Olympians and Paralympians from all over the world.
One of the organizers and professor at Tiffin University, Bonnie Tiell, opened the presentation by discussing the importance of substance abuse and young athletes.
Tiell then introduced Smith and called her to the stage.
Smith said she is from Logan, Ohio, and graduated from The Ohio State University. She said she earned three Olympic gold medals and helped Team USA win two world championships.
She said she retired from the WNBA in 2013 as a seven-time all-star and was named Ohio State's female athlete of the century.
Smith is now the head coach of WNBA's New York Liberty.
Smith began her presentation by talking about anti-doping and said she wanted young athletes to take care of themselves and to have equal playing fields.
She then provided a website address, SafeSport.org, as a resource for athletes who are not sure what substances are safe versus not.
Smith said she participated in track and field, volleyball and basketball in high school.
She fell in love with basketball and said she played professionally for 17 years.
Smith presented four core values and their meanings, and said young athletes need those values to be successful. The values were respect, excellence, consistency and determination.
Without those four values, "it is difficult to have good habits that create good days and those good days turn into good weeks and so on," said Smith.
"How you do anything is how you do everything," said Smith.
In closing, Smith said her favorite memory from the Olympics was walking in the opening 2000 Olympic ceremony in Sydney, Australia.
After Smith's closing remarks, Tiell introduced Boutmy and invited him to the stage.
Boutmy is 88 years old and fenced in 10 Olympic Games for the Netherlands, including Tokyo's in 1964 and Mexico City's in 1968. He said he also served as a fencing director, judge and director of fencing information desk at the Olympic Village.
Boutmy is the president of the Olympians Netherlands Antilles Association and vice president of PanAmerican Olympians Association, but said he currently lives in Curacao.
Growing up, his first fencing trainer was his father, who helped him learn the game and grow as a fencer, said Boutmy.
Boutmy spoke about his journey through the 10 years of participating in the Olympics. In total, Boutmy he said he won eight medals: four gold, one silver and three bronze.
He also tried different sports growing up like Smith did, but he played soccer, tennis then tried fencing.
The one major thing Boutmy learned while competing is how to respectfully treat the officials because they were a huge factor in how the matches play out.
"Tiffin was honored to have two legends in its presence," said Tiell.
Post-presentation, Smith said the most important thing she wanted student-athletes to take away from her portion was to follow the four core values and to be present in everything one does.
Rick Goeb was an additional organizer for Elite Week and said the events were going as
planned. Goeb is also a professor at Tiffin University.
Goeb attended the elementary/middle schools which also had some Olympians present speeches.
"The schools' students and administrations were excited," said Goeb.
The most challenging aspect of planning Elite Week for Goeb was figuring out all of the logistics such as travel, lodging and schedule, said Goeb.
"This week has been great, and we are looking forward to the rest of events for the week," said Goeb.
Student posters showcases Olympic diversity
by NATHAN DANKO
During Tiffin University's Elite Sport and Culture Week, the diverse culture of the Olympics was fully displayed. The poster showcase reflects the diverse culture and the rich history of the Olympics. With posters created by Tiffin University students, the walls of the Heminger Center were decorated in the honor of the Olympics during the event.
The Monday of Elite Sport and Culture Week began with the poster showcase. Between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m., the walls of Heminger were decorated. The posters covered the history and controversies of the Olympics. The history of the Olympics was propped along the walls of the Heminger Center.
The posters were a colorful sight. Arranged in the windows, the entry way to Heminger was filled with knowledge of the Olympics. The poster showcase demonstrated the history of the Olympians and the flags they carry.
"I found the Tanya Harding case to be the most interesting," said Angela Holahan.
Holahan and her group made a poster reflecting the Harding controversy of the 1994 Olympics in Norway. The Harding case proved to be a monumental moment in the history of the Olympics.
Holahan's poster was similar to other posters at this event. Some posters at this event reflected the problems throughout the Olympics' history. One poster reflected the Munich 1979 Olympics. The poster presented the facts of this massacre and tragedy as well as the games.
The poster reads, "Mark Spitz won seven gold medals and set seven world records".
This fact reflects the positives of the 1979 Munich Olympics. The 1979 Olympics are best known for the massacre.
"Drug testing has increased due to more athletes using banned substances for athletic advantage," reads the poster titled, "Athlete Doping."
Some posters at this event reflected constant issues throughout the Olympics. "Athlete Doping" covers the issue of performance-enhancing drugs.
The poster displays the statistics of athletic doping. The poster reads, "The country with the most doping cases is Austria."
The poster lists the numbers of doping cases per country and names Austria as the country with the largest amount. Athletes using performance-enhancing drugs have been a problem throughout the history of the Olympics.
Another poster focused on the issue of the malpractice that some coaches and officials have committed. This poster covers the case of Jerry Sandusky, a Penn State coach who was convicted for his sexual malpractice as coach. The poster reflects the tragedies that some athletes have gone through, Olympian or not.
Good or bad, the Olympics has had a diverse history. The posters reflected the events that have happened at the Olympic games.
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Hong Kong judges say prison staff wrong to cut inmate's hair
Hong Kong prison staff were wrong to cut the hair of a veteran dissident known for his long locks, the city's top court said Friday, in the second significant ruling against authorities this month.
The decision comes as powerful establishment voices call for an overhaul of the judiciary -- something opponents fear could muzzle the Hong Kong legal system's vaunted independence as Beijing cracks down on critics.
Friday's ruling by the Final Court of Appeal is the culmination of a long legal battle by Leung Kwok-hung, 64, who served a brief jail sentence in 2014 linked to his protesting.
Better known by the sobriquet "Longhair", he is one of the city's best known dissidents, beginning his career campaigning against British colonial rule and later becoming a fierce critic of Beijing.
A panel of top judges -- including Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma -- unanimously ruled that Leung's rights had been breached under sexual discrimination laws when his hair was cut in jail.
Hong Kong prison authorities insist all male inmates keep their hair cut short, but female convicts are allowed to grow theirs long if they wish.
"The fact that male prisoners are denied a choice as to their hair length, suggests that they are treated less favourably than female prisoners," the judges wrote, adding authorities had failed to explain why short hair was required for custodial discipline.
The decision comes at a sensitive time for Hong Kong's legal system.
Unlike authoritarian China's party-controlled judiciary, the city maintains an independent common law system that forms the bedrock of its success as a global trade and finance hub.
But two leading pro-Beijing newspapers in the city -- and a vocal group of pro-government politicians -- have recently begun calling for reforms to the judiciary.
Earlier this month those calls won backing in a speech by Zhang Xiaoming, a senior Chinese official responsible for the central government's policies towards Hong Kong.
Beijing loyalists have been incensed by recent acquittals of some protesters -- often by judges with harsh words to say about police behaviour and evidence gathering -- and judicial reviews that have gone against the government.
Last week a High Court judge delivered a damning ruling against police in a case linked to last year's huge and often violent pro-democracy protests.
The judgement, which can still be appealed, found that officers were wrong to hide their identification badges and that the city's watchdog has been "inadequate" in investigating complaints against officers.
Staunch pro-Beijing newspaper Ta Kung Pao ran a scathing report on the ruling under the headline "Thugs rule, no human rights for policemen".
That article sparked a call from the influential Bar Association for the government to vocally defend the judiciary's independence.
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PATCHOGUE — The gasoline distribution infrastructure temporarily disrupted by Super Storm Sandy is coming back on-line, and Long Islanders can expect relief from the gas shortage situation beginning today, Congressman Tim Bishop announced.
The shortage has resulted from a number of factors including the temporary closure of the Port of New York to tanker and barge traffic during and after the storm. The US Coast Guard confirmed today to Bishop that the waterways of the Port are now open and there are no longer any restrictions to vessel movement for barge traffic or tanker deliveries, which are now ongoing.
The pipelines and terminals providing gasoline to distribution networks on Long Island were also disrupted due to power outages and reduced flow capacity, but the situation is improving and will continue to improve over the next 48 hours.
• Buckeye Pipeline from Linden, NJ to New York City and Long Island is now open and the increased supply will provide relief to our area within the next 24 hours and supply will be ongoing.
• Long Island City terminal (BP) has a generator and can accept/distribute product.
• Oyster Bay terminal opened today at 6:00 am, with 2 million gallons of gasoline on site and the capacity to accept barge deliveries.
• Power has been restored to Hess Brooklyn Terminal, which has gasoline and diesel products on site.
"This gas shortage is temporary but extremely frustrating to all of us, and potentially dangerous for those operating generators to power medical equipment or electric heat. I have expressed the severity of the situation to top officials at the US Coast Guard who are helping to coordinate the delivery of fuel barges to terminals on Long Island, and they are doing everything they can," said Congressman Bishop.
Bishop urged residents to reduce driving to the extent possible and avoid filling up unless necessary. He urged motorists who feel they were overcharged for gasoline to keep their receipt and report the offending merchant to a Suffolk County consumer affairs hotline at 1-800-909-5423.


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Gonzalo Miguel Romero López (born 9 September 1992) is a professional roller hockey player who plays for Sporting CP.

References

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Living people
Argentine roller hockey players
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Scenic overlooks into KP Canyon and a day hike that can be stretched into a loop of moderate length are two of the prime features offered by KP Rim Trail (# 315).
The trail is open to hiking and horseback riding, but like all Wilderness and Primitive Area trails, motorized and mechanized travel of any kind are prohibited.
This relatively short trail follows a fenceline along a more or less flat ridge top that separates KP and Grant Creek drainages. For its entire length, the KP Rim Trail stays within a high country ecosystem where Douglas Fir, white fir and ponderosa pine are the dominant tree species. The area through which this trail and connecting Steeple Creek Trail (# 73) pass is a good place to see elk and mule deer, especially if you travel quietly and keep a sharp eye on open areas ahead. This trail is also a good place to see some of the bird species that inhabit the highlands of the Alpine District, including the Stellers jay that is blue colored but not a blue jay. Watch the trees for these deep indigo-hued birds with their jaunty black topnots. They're cousins of, but not identical to, the eastern blue jay. Like most jays, Stellers jays have a unique character all their own. Some of them even assert their individuality by wearing a tasteful white eye stripe.
About a mile from the trailhead, openings in the tree canopy offer views of KP Canyon and its southern slopes. If you cross the fence and walk a few yards out to the rim the views get even better. A set of sharp eyes or a pair of binoculars will help you to see the lookout tower at the summit of Blue Peak across the canyon, and while you're looking keep an eye out for bighorn sheep. They're occasionally spotted on the steep slopes below.
A little over two miles from its starting point, the KP Rim Trail ends at its junction with the Steeple Creek Trail (# 73). If you'd rather cover new ground than retrace your steps, you can turn north along the connecting trail and hike it 3.3 miles to Hannagan Meadow. This trail traverses more alpine habitat known for its plentiful wildlife.
On an environmental note, if you're up on your tree species you'll notice the absence of Engelmann Spruce in this area. This is due to an infestation of mistletoe which has virtually eliminated this valuable tree species from a place where it was once plentiful.
0.0 Trailhead parking just off Highway 191. Trail crosses fence. KP Rim Trail branches to the left (east) and North Fork KP Trail (# 93) goes to the right (southwest).
0.6 Trail crosses through gate in fence.
1.3 First good views of KP Canyon to the south.
1.7 Rocky point with excellent views of KP Canyon.
Willow Spring and surface runoff provide water suitable for stock animals only.
From Alpine, drive south on US 191 approximately about 25 miles to the North Fork KP/KP Rim Trailhead sign. This trailhead is generally plowed open for winter use.


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Barrio Logan station is a station on the Blue Line of the San Diego Trolley located in the Logan Heights neighborhood of San Diego. The station's name is the Spanish translation of "Logan neighborhood" and the station primarily serves the corresponding Hispanic neighborhood. The stop is located near Chicano Park, famous for its artwork and legacy of protests for minority rights.

History
Barrio Logan opened as part of the initial  "South Line" of the San Diego Trolley system on July 26, 1981, operating from  north to Downtown San Diego using the main line tracks of the San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway.

This station was renovated, starting September 28, 2013 as part of the Trolley Renewal Project; it reopened with a renovated station platform in early August 2014.

Station layout
There are two tracks, each with a side platform.

See also
 List of San Diego Trolley stations

References

Blue Line (San Diego Trolley)
Railway stations in the United States opened in 1981
San Diego Trolley stations in San Diego
1981 establishments in California


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FILE - This May 11, 2006 file photo shows the Freedom of the Seas cruise ship docked in Bayonne, N.J. Police in Puerto Rico say that on Sunday, July 7, 2019, a toddler apparently slipped from her grandfather's hands and fell to her death on this cruise ship, Freedom of the Seas, while docked in Puerto Rico.
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Official: Girl's death probe includes cruise line scrutiny
By RICK CALLAHAN Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Authorities investigating an 18-month-old Indiana girl's fatal fall from an open window on a cruise ship in Puerto Rico said Thursday they are considering many options, including the culpability of the cruise line.
As Chloe Wiegand's family accompanied the toddler's body home to Indiana, Puerto Rico's Public Security Secretary Elmer Román said "multiple angles" are being looked at in her death, including possible negligence by Royal Caribbean Cruises.
"That is part of the investigation. Once the result is determined, we will report," Román said, adding that exploring numerous possibilities is "part of the process" in such investigations.
Attorney Michael Winkleman has challenged a Puerto Rico police report that Chloe apparently slipped from her grandfather's hands Sunday as he held her out of an 11th-story window on the Freedom of the Seas. He has said she fell from a window that was inexplicably left open in a children's play area.
Winkleman said Chloe's family flew Thursday morning from the U.S. island territory to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and boarded a flight to Chicago with the toddler's body. He didn't say which of the girl's relatives were on the flights. Chloe had been on the cruise with her parents, two siblings and her two sets of grandparents.
A hearse with a police escort took them to their home in Granger, Indiana. Chloe's father is police officer in nearby South Bend.
"The family is relieved to be heading home so that they can grieve as a family and begin funeral preparations," Winkleman said in a statement. "The boundless positive thoughts and prayers they've received have been a ray of hope in this difficult time."
Román said he didn't know if the child's parents had been interviewed as part of the investigation, but said they were free to leave Puerto Rico. He said prosecutors have interviewed the grandparents.
The Associated Press left a message Thursday seeking comment from the cruise line.
Winkleman has said the window should have been closed securely and that he sees grounds for the family to file a civil lawsuit against Royal Caribbean Cruises.
The cruise line said Wednesday that it is assisting San Juan authorities in their investigation. The company called the girl's death a tragic incident in a statement Monday and said it was helping the family.
John Rice in Mexico City contributed to this report.
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Starbuck est un nom de famille notamment présent dans les pays anglophones. Il peut désigner :

Personnage fictif
 Starbuck, un personnage du roman Moby Dick, d'Herman Melville
 Dans la franchise Battlestar Galactica :
 Starbuck, un pilote émérite de la série télévisée Galactica ;
 Starbuck, l'indicatif de pilote de Kara Thrace dans la série télévisée Battlestar Galactica, réinvention de la précédente.
 Dans la franchise X-Files, Starbuck est le surnom donné par son père au personnage Dana Scully en hommage au personnage de Moby Dick.

Toponyme

 Starbuck, une ville de l'État américain du Minnesota ;
 Starbuck, une ville de l'État américain de Washington ;
 Starbuck, une ville de la province canadienne de Manitoba ;
 Starbuck, une des îles de la Ligne dans le Pacifique.

Patronyme
 JoJo Starbuck (1951-), patineuse artistique américaine

Autres
 Starbucks, une chaîne de cafés.
 Starbuck, une série de bande dessinée belge créée par l'auteur Philippe Foerster ;
 Hanoverhill Starbuck, un taureau canadien de race Holstein, père de centaine de milliers de veaux grâce aux programmes de reproduction artificielle ;
 Starbuck, film québécois (2011) réalisé par Ken Scott et mettant en vedette Patrick Huard ;

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Fallout Equestria (A Role Play) discussion
Getting Started > Character Sheet
message 1: by Sir Arthur (last edited Mar 06, 2012 02:55PM) (new)
Appearance:(at least 2 sentences)
Pony Type: [Unicorn/Pegusas/Earth]
Cutie Mark:
Personailty: (at least 2 sentences)
History: (at least 2 sentences)
Skills: [Any lesser talents he/she might posses besides his/her cutie mark]
Particular possions or weapons:
Pipbuck: [Yes or no. If so, explain how they aquired it]
Name: Ralph "Kid"
Age: just a teen (estm. 15)
Pony Type: Pegasus
Cutie Mark: binoculars. He always had a nack for finding his way out of sticky situations and his grandad told him he should join recon for somepony when he's old enough. It appeared the day he and his grandad woke to find raiders in there sleeping place and they spent devising a plan, spying on them, and escaped (killing two on there way out)
Personailty: Ralph is an adventurous young pegasus. He loves getting into trouble, and often deals with it in a direct, often blind-thinking matter. Hes a fun lover, yes, and needless to say as immature as any pony his age. He does get a rush out of mechanics, like pre-war vehcles or weapons, and enjoys reading about such things.
History: He lost his parents after raiders ambushed there caravan. He was tiny at the time and hid away. To this day he doesnt know if they killed his parents, but his grandad found him alone in a looted wagon traveling the same road the next day. His grandfather took him under his wing and after he left the caravan buisness (because he realized he wouldnt ean enough money alone to care for the lad), he went out to become a hunter for a restraunt in Manehatten. Before Ralph was 7, he quit this job and the two becan an apprenticeship, where Mac (his grandad) began teaching him how to survive on his own.
Skills: Hes pretty educated in all sorts of mechanics
Particular possions or weapons: His fathers old multitool/switchblade.
Pipbuck: No
Other: grandson of Mac,Grandad to Ralph
message 3: by Sir Arthur (new)
I still need to be accepted, I imagine...
Nope! Since you're a mod, you don't have to get your own characters accepted. Same in the original Pony group.
message 5: by James (last edited Mar 08, 2012 08:48AM) (new)
Name: SciBolt
Appearance: Is a Stallion of light blue with black mane. Does have a few muscles but still thin more for agilty. bad eye sight has special contacs.
Pony Type: Unicorn
Cutie Mark: Computer screen with a lighting bolt on the screen.
Personailty: He is a quite pony who is shy at first. is dense in certain situations. very dependable when needed. and is very smart
History: He was born in a Stable and has been there for his whole life. He is very smart but closed off to others but his parents and best friend. (need someone to be the friend). He got his mark after a malfunction with a stable computer shocking him butit didn't hurt infact it got absorbed into him giving him a huge energy boost which the overmare made him put on a rubber suit under his clothes that also was the day he got his Pipbuck.
Skills: Other than being good at lighting magic and computers has a skill using energy(?) weapons but normal weapons are ok has very high luck.
Particular possions or weapons: special anti-bolt suit, pictures of friends and family, Pipbuck
Pipbuck: Yes (in history)
Other: Reason for name is cause when he was born a computer that had a lightning bolt as wallpaper made SciBolt giggle
Jay, could you please combine your posts into a single one? Just edit your first post and copy and paste the second one in. It just makes things easier.
message 7: by [deleted user] (last edited Aug 28, 2012 08:10PM) (new)
Name: Sweet Smoothie, but now they just call her Sweetie.
Age: She's a zombie, and she's lost count of the dreadful years.
Pony Type: Earth
Cutie Mark: A mixed berry smoothie. Sweetie does her best to try and keep her zombie disease to not spread to her cutie mark, as she feels it's her only form of identity.
Personality: Sweetie is quiet, but it's mostly because of her past. She loves baby ponies, but knows that no pony really enjoys going near her. She's grown used to the smell of decay that follows her around, but it still pains her to know that even in a post-apocalyptic Equestria she can't fit in. She tries and always does volunteer to help, but is sometimes rejected or ignored.
History: Sweet Smoothie was born in Ponyville, and had just moved from Canterlot. In the few years that followed, Equestria was cast into turmoil. When they stables were closing, she was running at full speed. A pegasus pony knocked her over, casting over a simple glance of regret, anguish, and any other sad emotion. That single pegasus had knocked over Sweetie as to increase her own chances of survival. That was the last image Sweetie could remember, before a series of explosions rattled her mind, and cast her into the most agonizing pain she had ever experienced.
On the verge of death, Sweetie woke up. It was nighttime, or at least the sun wasn't up. She felt dizzy and lightheaded, and wondered why she wouldn't die. Half her body was oozing with blood, and she could see her own bones. It scared her to death, but she still couldn't move. And she couldn't feel the pain.
After lying down for about three months, a few ponies found her. But they looked...odd. Their skin was decaying, and falling off their bodies. Their eyeballs were yellow, soulless orbs. They told her that they had almost died, too. But the radiation had mutated them into zombies. They helped her get back on her feet, and she parted with them once they showed her to New Appleoosa.
Sweetie currently works in her own home, and her job is to check over the fruit produce every week. Most of the food is half-rotted, like herself, but she just has to check on how much radiation the food has absorbed.
Skills: Smoothie has a strong sense of smell, which is rare for a zombie. Her eyesight isn't that great, though. She can also draw fairly well.
Particular possessions or weapons: She always wears a saddle pack, which contains a notebook, Rad-X (for other ponies, not herself), and some food. Also a PipBuck she stole from a deceased pony.
Pipbuck: Yes. She obtained it from a dead pony early in her zombie life.
aww this makes me sad inside :( oh and my character is fixed srry i was using a PS3 to type it up and it just couldn't type anymore
SHE LOOKS LIKE FLUTTERSHY!!!!!!!!
message 11: by Sir Arthur (new)
Fluttershys hair ish pink, and Fluttershy ish adorable.
And Fluttershy yellow.
Well, shes yellow for a zombie...
Oh well still she looks like Fluttershy
Name: Heart Crusher (Crush)
Cutie Mark: A heart, broken in half.
Personality: Crush is a relatively shy pony, and doesn't talk much. Though she's good with weapons, she can't stand awkward situations. If she does know you well, she tends to speak her mind more than once in awhile. She very protective of her loved ones, though she has few.
History: Crush was born during a zebra raid. Her mother named her Heart Crusher because she felt as though her heart had been crushed at the fact that she would probably die soon. Her mother did die, and a few zebras took Crush in. She ran away once she was old enough to live on her own, and ran to New Appleoosa. A pair of older ponies taught her the ways of the weapons, and she left to go to Ponyville to attempt to keep things in order, and save any baby ponies.
Skills: She can handle any sort of gun or knife with perfection. Years of training has led her to this. She's also a smooth talker.
Particular Weapons or Possessions: A small locket that goes around her neck; of course with pictures of her parents in it. She also has a commander gun, of which she spent years saving up for. It's her prized item, and never leaves without it.
Pipbuck: Nope.
Y R U SO GOOD AT DRAWIN?!? T_T
srry fer yellin but really how!?!
lol, i have a Wacom Tablet, and I practice a lot.
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message 19: by Catfish :D (last edited Mar 10, 2012 06:41AM) (new)
Name: Shattered Lullaby (Lullaby, or Lulla)
Appearance: The one on the right.
Cutie Mark: A treble clef with shattered pieces of glass surrounding it. She earned it just after her accident, when she sang her first sweet song of the war's sorrows.
Personailty: Lullaby is a sweet, gentle pony. She's generous, but clueless. She thinks the war is a game. She loves her sister, and has a special bond with her that she knows she won't have with anypony else. She is considered weird, or a freak, because of her happy and cheerful attitude. She never hears the talk behind her back, of how her accident changed her way of thinking, of how it made her clueless and stupid.She's dumb, and shrugs it off. She'll normally be making up her own songs as she goes along, and although the harmonies are sung cheerfully, they tell tales of great sorrow and horror.
History: Lullaby was born with her sister to a travelling family. She had an older brother, who she looked up to and loved with her life. She was close to her sister, and she was happy. She knew about the horrors of the war, and she knew how to keep her head down. Her family narrowly missed meetings with raiders, or slavers. Until one night, when a group of raiders had been following them for a while, unnoticed. When the family was asleep, they attacked. Lullaby's mother and father were the first to go. Her brother was taken, and, to her sister's thoughts, was probably tortured agonizingly slow. Lullaby, of course, didn't know that. She still thinks he's out ahead, making sure their road is clear and safe before they continue travelling.
Lullaby and Rose hid during the fight, woken by the first loud shots. They watched in horror as their parents were killed mercilessly, and their brother gagged and knocked unconscious. Rose refused to let her sister go out of their hiding place, a shallow ditch at the end of the road, covered in brambles. They hastily made their escape after the raiders left, not daring to get back onto the road until they were out of the raiders' sight. Unfortunately, a raider spotted the gleam of Lullaby's eyes as they hit the firelight. He took aim, lined her up with his sniper rifle, and pulled the trigger. Lullaby, in her dreams, can still hear the shot ring out. The hard bullet caught her on the side of the head, shooting through, narrowly missing her brain, but cracking her skull. The impact made her have temporary brain damage-as well as having her lie in a coma for a week. Distraught, Rose, her sister, had pulled out a shotgun from her small saddle bag, and wildly, without thinking, shot in the direction where the bullet had come from. Turns out she had a very good aim-a raider let out a howl of agony, and died after a half hour of suffering. The other two came after her, but blinded by rage, Rose managed to knock one out, before shooting the other in the leg. Later realizing that if they survived, Lullaby would be killed, she shot both in the head.
Lullaby woke from her coma, but was never the same. Her sister still loved her, with all her heart, and she keeps trying to get her sister to remember. Lullaby can only hear the gun shot. The one that changed her life.
Skills: Lullaby, although oblivious to the world at war around her, is clever when it comes to ponies. She can almost tell what they're thinking, so she's very good at persuasion.
Particular possions or weapons: A large machete she's gotten quite fond of. She's an Earth Pony, but she knows how to handle a knife.
Other: Her sister is Wilted Rose
Love her! And who drew those?
message 21: by Catfish :D (new)
Thanks! I did, after many hours of drawing, re-tracing, painting, re-tracing, painting again, painting over, then adding cutie marks. But I think it's worth it, these are my favourite charries. My older half-sister helped alot with Lullaby, though. She did most of her face :P
Name: Wilted Rose (Rose)
Appearance: The one on the left.
Cutie Mark: A wilting rose. It appeared 4 years ago, just after her sister woke up from her coma. It represents Rose's willingness to give herself up to those she care about, even if it means she'll wilt.
Personailty: Rose is a no-nonsense pony. She hates anyone who thinks they can call her sister a freak. She is sympathetic, but she has a hard shell that only her sister seems to be able to get through. She is easily irritated, but she has patience, and loves her loved ones with a fierce love. She'll do anything for her sister, who turns out to be one of her fatal flaws-if Lullaby's not there, Rose isn't there. Rose doesn't like to show her emotions, and she's not good at expressing them, either. She changed after her sister's accident, becoming tough and hard-shelled. She get frustrated alot, because her sister doesn't understand the horrors of the world, but she never takes it out on anyone. Before, she was open and friendly, but cautious and clever as well. She knew about the war and the raiders. She still does. And she still has nightmares. But she believes the war will stop one day. And she just hopes she'll be there with her sister to see it end.
History: *Look at Lullaby's history above* Rose loved her brother, but they had a different bond than the one he shared with Lullaby. Her bond with Lullaby is much stronger, though. She lets out all her feelings. The day after Lullaby woke, Rose broke down. She was in a state of depression for about a month, and that led to the twins on the move constantly, starving and having no idea where to go. They finally stumbled upon New Appleloosa. This was where Rose slowly managed to put back the pieces of her broken heart, and started to care for her sister. She could tell Lullaby was different, and it almost killed her again. But she still shares her hopes and dreams with her. Four years later, Rose still tries to get her sister to remember that one day. Just so Lullaby knows what happens to the world. That it isn't such a happy place after all.
Skills: Rose has a knack of remembering medical remedies, as well as having a good aim with a gun.
Particular possions or weapons: Her brother's old rifle, and a scrapbook of old, dog eared pictures of her dead family. She still adds to it, but only her sister knows about it.
Other: Her twin sister is Shattered Lullaby
Me muy jelly.
XD Thank you, it means so much to me :)
But, I must say, your OC is awesome. :D
I need to draw them, but I gotta finish a request from schoolfriend first.
Name: Mac
Age: Who knows, just old.
Appearance: He's a tough faced old pony with scars and scrapes symbolizing his crudness. His exprience in the world is marked in his bold stance. His grey beard is a bush disguising his large chin. He has thick eyebrows and his red berret sets perfectly cocked right his head. He isn't built noticably muscular, but he is a powerful force. Overall a very hardy man.
Cutie Mark: His red berret. Symbolizing his survival skills.
Personailty: He is an old bruter. Full of expirence and age. His elder fire hasnt burned out. He's full of more flare and a very influential figure. Still, he's not one to start a fight and will return the attitude recieved.
History: He used to work all sorts of jobs all throughout the desert. A true adventurer, often running with longtime friends, though these times deterierated as life went on. He joined the RER as a sniper for a while, but didnt like the formality of it all. He found himself helping his son in the caravan buisness later on in life. However, oneday at a bar in a small setllment town, he got news that his son and daughterinlaw had been ambushed and went missing. Upon arriving, he found his grandson, scared and alone, and took him in. It had been a while since he raised a kid, but they managed, and he decided to apprentice the lad in the ways of life in Wasteland Equestria. Ralph is the closest thing to him. He loves Ralph dearly inside, but treats him like, well, an appretience. He is very strick, but only to see his grandson grow strong. They get along very well.
Skills: He used to fight for Celestia in the RER. And with a few mercs too so he is very well in a fistfight. He grew up with a reapter and got good with it (although he doesnt prefer anyother weapon).
Particular possions or weapons: His reapeter, a leveract rifle that strapped to the foreleg and was steadied with the other while sitting. RER sniper berret.
Pipbuck: Yes. He was issued one in the RER.
message 27: by [deleted user] (last edited Mar 15, 2012 06:17PM) (new)
Name: Destiny
Appearance: or heres a link if it's not working http://www.goodreads.com/photo/group/...
Cutie Mark: a crystal ball
Personailty: When she speaks its a lot like Zecora. She loves to use the crystal ball she has.
History: Destiny had always wanted to tell other pony's futures. She loved it. Gazing into the crystal ball, woah so much fun. So one day her parents gave her a crystal ball. She had kept it ever since.
Skills: poetry
Particular possions or weapons: Crystal ball and a sword.
message 28: by rachel (last edited Mar 13, 2013 04:56PM) (new)
Name- Firecracker
Age- 19 years old
Gender- Mare
Appearance-
Firecracker is missing only her left wing, torn off in an explosion when she was just a filly. The mechanical wing connects into the socket where her wing used to be. The metal gives a small, endless shock, allowing her to move the mechanical wing as if it were her own.
Pony Type- Pegasus
Cutie Mark- A nuclear explosion.
Personality- Firecracker is somewhat tom-boyish, considering her "talent". She enjoys feeling the heat against her face with each explosion she is able to construct. She has a very clever mind, but that comes with an extremely short temper and low patience. She won't tolerate dumbfounded ponies as well as ponies with absolutely no skill to contribute with the surviving society, leading her to kick them out. She is the leader type. She will immediately take charge of a situation and in using her leadership skills, fix the problem. She can be rather kind, but hardly. She is full of vengeance and she will do everything in her power to stop a raid. She's rarely in a good mood.
History- When Firecracker was a filly, maybe 6 or 7, her home was raided. The ponies in the raid had placed a bomb in her home, setting it off and killing her mother and two younger sisters. She lost a wing but gained her cutie mark. Her father, being an expert in crafting, made her a mechanical wing. She had trouble using it but over time she got used to it. Her father taught her how to repair it if it ever came to that. On her 14th birthday, her father was killed. He was drowned in a polluted river. The toxic waters killed him quickly. Over the years she gained a few scars, but she did her best to destroy any raid she stumbled upon.
Skill- Pyrotechnics. She is an expert in any kind of explosion, including nuclear.
Possession/Weapons- She keeps a satchel slung over her back holding several mini explosives. She has a large knife strapped to her back, right leg.
Pipbuck- Yes, she found it in the remains of the burned buildings.
Other-
message 29: by [deleted user] (last edited Aug 28, 2012 08:05PM) (new)
Name: Price May Vary (Vary)
Pony Type: Earth Pony
Cutie Mark: A dollar bill, or another rare form of currancy.
Personality: Vary is a bit full of himself, but he could have a bright future if he put his mind to it. He's more of a blinded villain, his mind dowsed in the poison that was his father's ideas and plans. He forced himself into thinking he was doing the right thing, and now it's simply a natural thought, and so what if a few ponies must die to make the world a better place?
Vary isn't the most intelligent pony, but only because of his weak self-confidence. He does whatever anypony else does, and it doesn't bother him. As long as he gets credit for it, he's okay.
History: Vary was born into a very rich household. His father owned a bank in Fillydelphia as a house, although how disgusting and run-down it may be, it was nice, with the minor radroach exceptions.
Vary's dad ran two businesses; a whole team of raiders, and a small slaving company. As they both grew bigger, it expanded to ten teams of raiders and the slaving company had grown a fair amount. On his deathbed, Vary's father wished for his son to continue the business, so he did.
Skills: Managing money, counting, touching his nose with his tongue, and sneaking around blowing up ponys' pants.
Weapons: His hat is a large bomb. Set to go off with a certain passcode, he is allowed to use it if his life is in danger.
Other: He can manage a few machine guns, and has a few machines that attach as a saddle, with a bit to bite down on to shoot.
Wow, nice cheerie, dern original.
still pending for approval and a friend in the stable
message 32: by Call me Random (new)
Again just like the MLP roleplay, there can't be any Alicorns, or can we make some?
No offence, but no Alicorns. 'Cause they'd be OP.
lol i claim Stable 101 for my pony XD
Workin on a new charrie! Imma leave her black and white, but if anyone wants to colour her, you're welcome to >:D
I'm kidding. If time permits, I'll upload her and colour her on paint :)
message 36: by Catfish :D (last edited Apr 12, 2012 01:17AM) (new)
Name: Paintball (Paint)
Appearance: She's got a matted, messy mane, which is a dark brown and streaked with black and neon lime green. Her coat is a deep, stormy gray, and her eyes the same lime green as the highlights in her mane.
Cutie Mark: A paintball splat. It shows her awesome aiming skills.
Personailty: Paint is a spunky, feisty pony. She knows what she wants, and won't stop until she gets it. Although she can be stubborn and determined, she's smart, and knows how to keep her head down. Years of training have kept her in the dark, and she wants to keep it that way. Even though Paint comes off as an alone-type, she doesn't mind hving a few ponies round-as long as they don't want to kill her.
History: Paint was born to a raider family that actually stuck together. Her father worked for Vary''s Father's company, and was often showing Paint's three older brothers how to shoot. Paint fell in love with the gun-the power she felt while pointing it at somepony's head. Caught up in the fun of shooting, Paint didn't realize how many lives her father had actually taken. On her first raid, Paint was horrified at how her father and brothers could so easily kill an innocent pony. Disgusted and feeling betrayed, Paint ran, stealing a shotgun and a saddlebag full of caps. Ever since, she's been training on her own, using S.A.T.S from a stolen pipbuck, and perfecting her aim. SHe now hunts down raiders and slavers, taking their lives in revenge of the ponies they killed.
Skills: Her aim's near perfect.
Particular possions or weapons: A large shotgun. She's sawed off part of it, so it's easier to carry.
Pipbuck: Yes. She stole it from her father's raider stash.
LURVE IT!!!!
Awh, thankies!
I madez an animation, but it won't move on here :O
Here's a pic from it though:
message 39: by James (last edited Apr 11, 2012 10:25PM) (new)
uh V.A.T.S shouldn't it be S.A.T.S
Vault / Stable
*Looks at post*
*Looks at character sheet*
message 41: by Call me Random (last edited Apr 12, 2012 06:39AM) (new)
♪♪ Cat/Fluttershy ♪♪ wrote: "No offence, but no Alicorns. 'Cause they'd be OP."
Oh. OK. no offense taken. :) but...what does OP mean?
Over Powered XD
My brother says it alot
Oh. I gotcha.
Name: BloodWings
Age: 14 ish I guess...Is there an age limit?
Pony Type: Pegasus (I mean it's in her name
Cutie Mark: Wings that are torn and are bright red.
Personailty: When it comes to tomboyness, she's totally up there. She even sometimes disguises herself as a boy!
History: I'll think on that, OK?
Skills: Hmm...she has great disguising skills.
Particular possions or weapons: She might. Does it have to be like a gun? Or can it be a sword?
Pipbuck: What's a Pipbuck?
I suggest you read the fanfiction that this entire RP is centered around before making character....
um...where is it?
Should be a topic on here somewhere...Ah, here it is:
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/8...
lol there is a major ratio difference on guys:girls lol
Yeah, I'm going to make another guy charrie. I think it's just because girls are more badass in war.
^True dat.
I might make one...hesitating, and wondering what he'd be like :3
I still think we need more people but yea lol
Fallout Equestria (A Role Play)


I've been attending New York Fashion Week (NYFW) since September 2009, and after hundreds of shows I regard myself quite experienced in terms of preparation. Venues have changed – from Bryant Park to Lincoln Center, Skylight Studios, Chelsea Piers, and Spring Studios – yet more or less the logistics remain the same. I always take my streetstyle seriously, so I do my research in advance, collecting coveted items to wear and styling them they way editors seasonally do.
Wearing my brand @feelgoodfur – the Monster and Hashtag coats – photos published on @fashionista_com, @manrepeller, and @fashioncanada (also featured on Buro247).
I know that it sounds time-consuming and exhausting, yet you need to ask from each designer separately or address the relevant PR office with the names of the designer shows you are interested in attending. Some of the designer invites are recurring from season to season, so you might not need to ask again from all of those you previously contacted. Include in your request current samples of work, any new titles/jobs/projects you got, and links to published streetstyle. Finally, address the account managers or in-house PR employees with their names in a polite way. Good manners can take you a long way into the NYFW.
Once you decided on what to wear and which shows to attend, enrich your calendar with more people to meet in-between your official fashion week obligations. Think of helpful contacts and make room for drinks or coffee time. Also, for your personal education, try to do some fashion and art exhibits around the city. New York is known for its rich cultural life, and many things are going on both at the time of the fashion week and before. Do not over-schedule. Be realistic of what you can afford in the course of a busy day.
Fashion week and generally the fashion month that covers the rest of the fashion capitals is a very demanding period of time. You need to take some rest before, do some beauty treatments, and generally enjoy the summer. A little tan from the beach will make your outfits look even better. Enjoy the calm before the storm!


Thanks so much! Many hands make light work.
Morning Setup - Gyms 7:30 - 9:30 Brenda P.
Morning Setup - Gyms 7:30 - 9:30 Walter P.
Morning Setup - Gyms 7:30 - 9:30 Marcy K.
Door - Cafeteria & Premier 10:30 - 1:30 Emily D.
Door - Pre-Premier & Restricted 7:30 - 10:30 David K.
Door - Pre-Premier & Restricted 10:30 - 1:30 Nicole S.
Door - Pre-Premier & Restricted 10:30 - 1:30 Rebecca M.
Numbers - Championship Under 14 & Restricted Highland 7:45 - 9:45 Lisa P.
Numbers - Pre-Premier & Championship 14 & Over 9:45 - 11 Carla K.
Numbers - Pre-Premier & Championship 14 & Over 9:45 - 11 Tricia K.
Line Up - Championship - Under 14 MORNING Debby K.
Line Up - Championship - Under 14 MORNING Michelle M.
Line Up - Championship - 14 & Over MID DAY Debby K.
Line Up - Championship - 14 & Over MID DAY Kathryn H.
Line Up - Championship - 14 & Over MID DAY Shannon N.
Line Up - Scottish Nationals AFTERNOON Elaine V.
Line Up - Scottish Nationals AFTERNOON Shannon N.
Line Up - Scottish Nationals AFTERNOON Ron V.
Line Up - Restricted Highland AFTERNOON Danielle M.
Line Up - Pre-Premier Highland MORNING Kim K.
Line Up - Pre-Premier Highland MORNING Susan v.
Line Up - Restricted Nationals AFTERNOON Jackie C.
Line Up - Restricted Nationals AFTERNOON Rochelle S.
Line Up - Pre-Premier Nationals MORNING Julia F.
Line Up - Pre-Premier Nationals MORNING Christina W.
Runner - Championship - Under 14 MORNING heather a.
Runner - Championship - 14 & Over MIDDAY Kristy B.
Runner - Scottish Nationals AFTERNOON Shellie B.
Runner - Pre-Premier MORNING Andrew L.
Runner - Restricted HIGHLAND & NATIONAL AFTERNOON Kim P.
Signs - Championship - Under 14 MORNING Jodi W.
Signs - Championship - Under 14 MORNING mary m.
Signs - Championship - 14 & Over MIDDAY Tonie B.
Signs - Championship - 14 & Over MIDDAY Nicole S.
Signs - Scottish Nationals AFTERNOON Leslie M.
Signs - Scottish Nationals AFTERNOON Amanda P.
Raffle Table 8:00 - 10:00 Jennifer W.
Cleanup End of day shellie b.
Signup sheet manager: L Holland.


This hexagram represents an open mouth (cf. hexagram 27) with an obstruction (in the fourth place) between the teeth. As a result the lips cannot meet. To bring them together one must bite energetically through the obstacle. Since the hexagram is made up of the trigrams for thunder and for lightning, it indicates how obstacles are forcibly removed in nature. Energetic biting through overcomes the obstacle that prevents joining of the lips; the storm with its thunder and lightning overcomes the disturbing tension in nature. Recourse to law and penalties overcomes the disturbances of harmonious social life caused by criminals and slanderers. The theme of this hexagram is a criminal lawsuit, in contradistinction to that of Sung, CONFLICT (6), which refers to civil suits.
Penalties are the individual applications of the law. The lawsspecify the penalties. Clarity prevails when mild and severepenalties are differentiated, according to the nature of the crimes. This is symbolized by the clarity of lightning. The law is strengthenedby a just application of penalties. This is symbolized by the terrorof thunder. This clarity and severity have the effect of instillingrespect; it is not that the penalties are ends in themselves. The obstructions in the social life of man increase when there is alack of clarity in the penal codes and slackness in executing them. The only to strengthen the law is to make it clear and make penaltiescertain and swift.
So that his ears disappear.
In contrast to the first line, this line refers to a man who is incorrigible. His punishment is the wooden cangue, and his ears disappear under it–that is to say, he is deaf to warnings. This obstinacy leads to misfortune.
Bites on dried lean meat.
The case to be decided is indeed not easy but perfectly clear. Since we naturally incline to leniency, we must make every effort to be like yellow gold–that is, as true as gold and as impartial as yellow, the color of the middle [the mean]. It is only by remaining conscious of the dangers growing out of the responsibility we have assumed that we can avoid making mistakes.
Bites on dried gristly meat.
There are great obstacles to be overcome, powerful opponents are to be punished. Though this is arduous, the effort succeeds. But it is necessary to be hard as metal and straight as an arrow to surmount the difficulties. If one knows these difficulties and remains persevering, he attains good fortune. The difficult task is achieved in the end.
And strikes on something poisonous.
Punishment is to be carried out by someone who lacks the power and authority to do so. Therefore the culprits do not submit. The matter at issue is an old one–as symbolized by salted game–and in dealing with it difficulties arise. This old meat is spoiled: by taking up the problem the punisher arouses poisonous hatred against himself, and n this way is put in a somewhat humiliating position. But since punishment was required by the time, he remains free of blame.
So that his nose disappears.
It is easy to discriminate between right and wrong in this case;it is like biting through tender meat. But one encounters ahardened sinner, and, aroused by anger, one goes a little toofar. The disappearance of the nose in the course of the bitesignifies that indignation blots out finer sensibility. However,there is no great harm in this, because the penalty as such isjust.
So that his toes disappear.
If a sentence is imposed the first time a man attempts to do wrong, the penalty is a mild one. Only the toes are put in the stocks. This prevents him from sinning further and thus he becomes free of blame. It is a warning to halt in time on the path of evil.


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class NilClass
  alias_method :|, :^
end

NIL = nil