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This camera’s easy installation is revolutionising security

13 Mar 18

Installing a home security camera is now is as simple as screwing in a light bulb with LightCam, an innovative new smart light bulb camera.

LightCam, which has already run a successful Indiegogo campaign toward an August product launch, seeks to reduce the clutter and headache that comes with setting up a new security camera system and change the way people think about home surveillance.

The campaign is open to backers worldwide.

LightCam is designed to work with any standard light socket.

Just twist it in to begin monitoring your home or business.

It's an unobtrusive, easy solution for any home or residence.

LightCam also brings the benefits of smart home surveillance to millions of renters who can't install cameras due to rental restrictions.

"We designed LightCam to be a versatile and affordable security camera for your home," says Daniel Swiss, the inventor of LightCam.

"LightCam requires no drilling, no wires, and no hassle. You just plug it in, turn it on and it works."

Features of LightCam include:

  • Easy setup—download the LightCam app, scan the QR code, screw your LightCam in, and connect LightCam to your WiFi
  • Sleek, inconspicuous, low profile design
  • Can be used both inside or outside (weather rated)
  • LightCam can see up to 7.6 metres in the dark through its infrared sensors
  • Uses LED lights rated to last 15-20 years
  • 1080p HD camera delivers crisp, detailed images directly to your phone, tablet, or computer
  • Smart motion alerts sent directly to your phone
  • The built-in speaker and microphone allows for 2-way communication between you and any visitors
  • Records about a week of rolling HD video with the encrypted, built-in storage, it can also be backed up to your phone, computer, or online storage (i.e. Dropbox, Gdrive, LightCamDrive, etc.)
  • Only you have access—each LightCam comes with a unique QR code that ensures only you can use it
  • LightCam extends down, rotates a locking 360, and can accommodate virtually any lens angle
  • A unique, patent-pending lens skirt telescopes from the body allowing LightCam to avoid lens glare in glass enclosed light fixtures.

LightCam has a wide range of additional real-world uses, including allowing parents to keep an eye on their kids playing outside, business owners to keep tabs on their business while travelling, ensuring delivered packages don't go missing, or as a gift for an aging parent to help consumers have peace of mind.

In 2016, Swiss was inspired with the idea for LightCam when he discovered a need for a security camera in his own home that didn't involve extensive wiring.

He realised that if he had this issue, there were many other homeowners facing similar problems when it came to camera installation.

"LightCam is poised to make the security camera market more accessible to the public," Swiss adds.

"We will transform your residence into a more secure, smart home."

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History by Google

By Deane Barker on October 25, 2003

Google History: Fascinating concept. You need a Google API key to try it, though.

“GoogleAnswers is a simple google api experiment. The program tries to answer historical questions with years as answers. It does this by scanning the top 10 pages according to google (from the google cache) for years, i.e. sequences of 4 numbers. The numbers that appear most are good candidates for being the answer.

Of course some number occur more than others on the Internet. 1999 appears more often then 1907, so if we find 1907 as often as 1999, then 1907 is probably the answer. To correct these frequencies differences, I let google search for all numbers from 1800 upwards. This file is available separately. After correcting the frequencies, a new list of candidates is established.”


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Google Cardboard Helps a Visually Challenged Person See Again After 8 Years

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Google Cardboard Helps a Visually Challenged Person See Again After 8 Years

Google unceremoniously unveiled the Cardboard, its first virtual-reality headset in 2014. Little did we know, the low-cost VR headset, which works in conjunction with a smartphone, will set a benchmark for many others to follow, and that users would be able to make so much out of it. Such is the case with a visually challenged woman who has been able to see again using Google's gadget.

Bonny has been suffering from Stargardt disease for the last ten years. It has been eight years since she was last able to see a face. Because of the nature of her vision loss, the Google Cardboard, thanks to a specific app was able to make her see again. Google shared Bonny's story this week.

According to estimations, about 25,000 people suffer from Stargardt disease. The disease causes progressive damage to the macula, an oval yellowish area surrounding the fovea near the centre of the retina in the eye. The disease causes a slow loss of central vision in both eyes. There are a number of services that a person suffering from Stargardt could use to do their daily chores. This is where Google's Cardboard comes into play.

With the help of an app called Near Sighted VR Augmented Aid, Bonny was able to see again. The app makes use of a phone's rear facing camera and delivers the image to each eye. Google Cardboard offers this functionality. The story of Bonny has been documented in a video, which you can find below.

The story of Bonny is another reminder of how technology is helping us find new ways to enrich people's lives, and pushing humanity forward. With the advent of virtual reality technology, we can only imagine the kind of things we will be able to do.

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The Sinking City is an  upcoming game from Frogwares set in the 1920s. The game will feature an open world and its setting and story are inspired by the works of H.P Lovecraft. Now, a new teaser trailer has been revealed which confirms that more details about the game will be revealed at E3.

In the new teaser trailer, the atmospheric horror is palpable and there certainly seems to be a lot going on with the game’s story. As of now, we don’t know much about it except that players will take on the role of a private investigator who attempts to find the source of some floods in a city, and it’s evident that these floods have a supernatural origin. At the end of the trailer, we see that more information will be revealed at E3, so we’ll just have to wait a while longer since the event is less than a month away.

You can check out the new teaser trailer below. The Sinking City is set to release for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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Flight: Spain, France: Mediterranean Coast, Pic d’Canigou

Narration for this flight is provided on my monthly AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association) blog post, though in keeping with tradition, I am including a large amount of photos not tendered on the AOPA post.

Additionally, I skipped a few weeks ahead with this post, as I had entered into a period of flying repeatedly in the local area, capturing relatively amazing photography of Cadí-Moixeró and Pedraforca over and over again in the winter, with varying cloud formations. While interesting, it is a bit repetitive AND… I decided that capitalism and book sales can shove it. I am so madly in love with Cadí-Moixeró that I am going to do an entire book of photography on the park, even if nobody buys a book. The last time I said that, the book in question was one of my better sellers for that season, so I give up on that front. Readership can be a collective fickle mistress.

La Masella – I was tempted to ski down this valley last month (out of bounds) and decided against it.

This clump of rock stands between me and Barcelona Approach.

Foothill of Serra Cavallera

Serra Cavallera.

Haze far worse than expected based on observations.
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Rocks below are the border. France on the other side. Pic d’Canigou with snow on it.

Some sort of old military installation at the border.

Geologic terminus of the Pyrenees at the Mediterranean. Haze is actually a precursor to a Saharan dust storm.
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France left, Spain right.
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Banyuls sur Mer, France

Port Vendres, France. I was wondering what on earth a train terminal was doing here, until I found out its a deep water freight and cruise port.
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Pic d’Canigou, from the Mediterranean.

Platja Grifeu, Spain

Punta Blanca

Looking back the other way.

Same place, with Pic d’Canigou. France, Spain, the Mediterranean and snow-capped Pyrenees….all in one image!
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The last time I kayaked, my kayak sprung a leak and sank in the middle of a 40 F (4 C) lake.
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Underwater textures.

Near Cadaques.
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Near Roses, Spain

Old military installation near Roses, Spain. I am beginning to think the star pattern is not for looks….
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An interesting take on haze in Catalunya.

Pic d’Canigou, France.
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French Pyrenees
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Spain is technically the foreground.

Flight: France, Andorra, Spain: Winter Pyrenees

There is a little section of mountains, akin to a “range” though lacking in distinct identity as the name implies in America, that scares the crap out of me. Its just so…harsh, and there is no good way to get out in the event of an emergency. As such, I have only nibbled at the edge, and so far hadn’t really gone over it. It is a bit to the west of Pic Carlit in France, with an altitude of 9,583 feet, which isn’t enough to impress me by the numbers. As you’ll see in the pictures, it was rugged enough. Waiting until the mountains were as unforgiving as possible with deep snow and cold temperatures, I decided to fly over it.

For some reason, despite the deep snow, penetrating cold, and harsh nature of the mountains when they are prone to avalanche, I find the entire experience peaceful and pleasant, almost a Zenist moment in the airplane, which lasts until I can’t feel my face, hands, and feet, then I head home. I don’t get the same peace flying over the same terrain in other seasons.

Ascending into the Pyrenees….Spain

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Snow drifts….blowing up the side of the mountain against gravity.

Looking into the Midi-Pyrenees region of France.

Rugged section I have been reluctant to fly over. Here we go….
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Back in Andorra. This image is practically pornographic.
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Crossing the border back into Spain.

People seriously tear up the Pyrenees with backcountry skiing. I cannot believe the places people climb to. No matter how remote….there are usually some tracks going down it.

Descending into La Cerdanya.

Where I descended from.
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Flight: Spain, Andorra: Pyrenees Sunset

I have this strange issue where I won’t fly unless I come up with some sort of stated goal. Yes, I know, I am flying a Piper Cub, and for some reason I need a purpose that is more than just going flying. On this particular day, I had an itch to go up, though I didn’t want to go far, yet I wanted to look at something I hadn’t look at already….

I hatched a brilliant scheme, falling back on my days flying in Wyoming: why not go up at sunset? The Pyrenees would have soft, yellow light cast on them, and absolutely everything in the area would look different under those conditions. The plan worked quite well, with a fantastic surprise toward the end of the flight, as I discovered a glorious overcast inversion on the other side of the Cadí ridge, set against the harsh, dry, beautiful clear air that was on the Cerdanya side. This flight ranks as a classic ten out of ten, as imagery was fantastic, and it was just plain fun to wander around without having to think too hard.

Looking into Andorra…
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I would say “that damn inversion,” except its pretty this time!
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Looking toward La Cerdanya from Andorra border.

La Cerdanya, including airport, from directly overhead.

Cadí ridge, with overcast.
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Montserrat. I feel like the thing is always watching….

Sunset, with Pedraforca to the right.

Flight: Spain: Masella, Pedraforca, Cadí-Moixeró After Snowstorm

After crawling out of my self-reflective philosophical aviation hole last December, I started to expand my horizons and creep out of La Cerdanya, venturing a bit farther into unfamiliar terrain. This concept worked as early winter weather is rather stable in Spain, so the general condition of the world around me stayed the same. Under those circumstances, my instinct is to start finding new things to look at.

That all changes when the seasons change.

As noted in a prior post, I thought our one winter blast was largely it. Sure, I expected some more snow, but how was I to know if any potential future storm would be as good as the present? I learned through experience that an entire month can go by where above-timberline peaks receive zero snow at all. Could this be the last good storm for the year?

Nope. It was really just getting started.

We got slammed again down in the valley, and logically the storm was measurably more severe at altitude, dumping prolific amounts of snow on the Pre-Pyrenees. Everything I had previously been photographing now looked entirely different. Instead of “some” snow on Cadí-Moixeró and the rest of the area, it was coated from top to bottom. That meant that my focus shifted to revisiting the more interesting of local places, to get them in an entirely different perspective.

There was that, and the fact that normal instability endemic to mid and late winter had arrived. That meant pleasant days with interesting moisture meandering around the mountains, which has a correlative relationship to moist winter storms anywhere else on earth I have flown. The more water or snow that falls out of the sky, the more likely the sky does interesting things with weather phenomenon.

On this particular day, there were cap clouds over various terrain features, with a few cloud layers here and there in some valleys, but not others. It was all set against an incoming disturbance in the atmosphere, which made a nice complement to my imagery, offering a more monochromatic look than the typical sunny day perspective.

La Cerdanya, covered in snow.

La Masella, with Cadí-Moixeró sneaking in the background.

Summit of Tosa d’Alp, hiding in a cloud, barely distinguishable from clouds in the background. Ideal flying weather!

Tosa d’Alp from a distance.

Tosa d’Alp, closeup, with cap cloud.
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Fair amount of snow cover. Puigllançada.
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El Pedraforca

North slope of El Pedraforca, with Cadí-Moixeró to the rear right. Note incoming weather.

Gósol, from El Pedraforca.
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Pedraforca again. I so badly wanted to fly in the saddle between the cloud and the snow. I have a peculiar desire to stay alive and keep my pilot’s license.

Cadí-Moixeró, with weather rolling in.

Bor. I have this enigmatic displeasure with looking up place names. I will gladly fly to them, take a picture, post them on the Internet, and identify them on my sprawling complex of maps, though I find the act of labeling them to be tedious and uncompelling.


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GIS. Introduction and ideas – Bob Lang

GIS stuff:
GIS has the potential to enhance the learning opportunity so that pupils can progress and achieve and become successful learners. It can stimulate an interest in a complex and dynamically changing world as well as showing how people and their environments interact and are interconnected.
Geographical enquiry is a key way that GIS can be used in the curriculum and will encourage questioning, investigation and critical thinking about issues affecting the world and people’s lives, now and in the future. Fieldwork is an essential element of this. Pupils learn to think spatially and use maps, visual images and new technologies, including geographical information systems (GIS), to obtain, presentand analyse information.

KS3(11-14) relevance
The new Geography National curriculum at Key Stage 3 has a GIS requirement.
The national curriculum for geography aims to ensure that all pupils:

• are competent in the geographical skills needed to:
• interpret a range of sources of geographical information, including maps, diagrams, globes, aerial photographs and Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
• use Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to view, analyse and interpret places and data
GCSE(14-16) relevance
All the current accredited GCSE geography syllabi make reference to the expected use of GIS, as with the current KS3 curriculum little specific reference is given how to actually use GIS although some of the syllabi do suggest particular use in controlled assessment and fieldwork .
Post 16 Relevance
All the current KS5/post16 geography syllabi make reference to the expected use of GIS, unlike with the GCSE syllabi there is more specific reference to how to actually use GIS although some of the syllabi do suggest particular use in research and fieldwork. It is likely that the new A-Levels to start in 2016 will have an expected use of GIS within them from a practical component and how it’s used in the real world.

Follow the following twitter feeds and blogs for further helpful hints on AGOL:

EsriMAPS Bernszukalski EsriCanada FitzpatrickC GISEd Esrieduc
GIS4Schools Josephkerski RHSB_Geography

Schools using AGOL and tweeting:
WellyTeamGeo Wellington College
Raphael Heath from Royal High School Bath has produced some excellent video clips on how to create ArcGIS Developer is an organisation account tool

Using mobile phone and other devices to use ESRI’s AGOL

Put mapping in the hands of your field workforce and replace paper forms with smartphones and tablets. Use maps anywhere to ground-truth your data, make observations, and respond to events. You’ll improve the efficiency of your field work force and the accuracy of your GIS.

Key Features of the ESRI ArcGIS online collector app are:
• Download maps to your device and work offline.
• Use GPS to create and update map data.
• Collect points, lines, and area features.
• Fill out easy-to-use map-driven forms.
• Find places and get directions.
• Track and report areas you visited.
First you will need to download the apps. Do this by going to the following website or to your apps provider. It can downloaded for both iPhone and android smartphones.
Download the following apps.
• ArcGIS and
• Collector for ArcGIS App
Click on the Collector for ArcGIS app. You will need to log on to the Collector for ArcGIS app by typing the same log in and password as used earlier.
Once opened a list of maps will appear.
The search for the following map Mobile survey trial
Once opened click on collect a new feature. This will open a dialogue box with data to fill in. After each section type next. When you get to the location either touch the map or check if the map has located correctly via GPS then click done. The data has now uploaded to the map.
There is an excellent instruction sheet that ESRIUK has produced that allows you to create the feature that will use in the mobile app that is available via your organisational account. It uses the developer tool that is only available to organisational accounts.

Snap2map APP
Snap2Map is a slick new app for iOS and Android that will help spread the power available through geotechnology. With it, building a Story Map app is as easy as taking photos on a smartphone or tablet.
Snap2Map relies on a user having an ArcGIS Online Organization login with publishing privileges. After logging in, the user creates a presentation, chooses a basemap, takes photos or chooses existing photos through the device, and annotates them (title and/or description). Snap2Map will use a photo’s location info or allow the user to move it across the street or around the world. Photo sequence also can be adjusted just by dragging with a finger. When complete, Snap2Map sends the points, text, map, and photos into a new feature service in the organization (this is why publishing is a requirement), creates the map, creates the Story Map, and generates a ready-to-go outbound message with the address of the published and shared Story Map.

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Useful ESRI based map sites
Urban observatory
Esri Atlas
o Voter atlas
o Energy atlas
o Demographic and statistics
o Save the children
o Global development
o Housing
o Health in America

Esri Storymaps
Recent example of the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa

Data sites
There are many types and sources of data. When looking for data you need to take into account accessibility, who has produced it?, When? For what purpose? Is it complete? Is it in a format that useable?
Below are some good sources of data that you may want to use especially focussing on the UK curriculum: The UK’s Government data site. You can download data such as 2010 English indices of deprivation UK Office of national statistics Census data site. There is a wide range of data that can be downloaded. Data can be downloaded as a csv or xls. The spreadsheets may need a bit of tidying up before being used and remember within AGOL you can only plot up to a 1000 features. Details of how to do this are attached in supplementary documents. Ordnance Survey opendata site including:
• Codepoint open(CSV file of every postcode in UK),
• Meridian 2 data(Shapefile format that includes data on roads, hydrology,etc) Here you can download a data set for a particular site and time and as the data is in xls format you can easily change it to Csv then drag and drop it into your map. For example this could show regional differences in weather. Police crime data site for England & Wales UK Health data

Office of National Statistics UK Census:

Many nature and UK agencies such as the National parks authority or for example IUCN there is a wide range of data sets that can be used. All can be downloaded as an excel file. What is important with these data sets that they tell you all the meta data, the information about the data, which is very important. You may have to tidy up and delete some of the countries in the data set before saving then as a csv when downloaded as an excel file UN human development report data. This data can be downloaded as an excel file. Like with the gapminder data a little tidying up will be needed to be done including changing it to a CSV file. The Guardian Data store is an excellent source of data on a wide range of topics. Some of the data may need to be changed or tweaked before using.

British Geological Survey
has a range of data sets that are available and accessible either as a WMS, Kml layer or as a dataset.

Sources of lesson ideas

ESRI Arclessons:
ArcLessons is a resource for you to share resources for using GIS in educational settings. You can browse a list of resources by category or use the search tools to find resources in your area of interest. You can contribute your resources to ArcLessons for other educators to use.
The resources on ArcLessons have been created by educators for use in a variety of educational settings.

Geographical Association book GIS Made Easy: Geography lessons using GIS

Further opportunities to learn how to use
ESRI ArcGIS Online
Learn ArcGIS
This is a new way to learn about GIS through hands-on exercises and interactive maps. The examples are authentic and use realistic examples developed by some of the world’s experts in GIS.
This is a website for self-study learning about the application of geographic information systems (GIS) through realistic hands-on projects. Come here to explore interactive maps, make your own maps, and learn how to solve geographic problems. Check back often; we’ll be adding new projects on a regular basis
Through Learn ArcGIS, you become part of a worldwide community of mappers sharing content, knowledge, skills, and ideas. When you step into the world of GIS, you step into a global community of geospatial professionals and enthusiasts—a dynamic coalition of people tackling the world’s biggest problems. Welcome to the community!

Royal Geographical Society
Update me: Esri ArcGIS Online for free
‘Update me’ sessions are a series of evening events that focus on skills, pedagogy and educational updates. This session is a demonstration of Esri’s new free online ArcGIS product. Find out more about what this free product can do and hear some ideas for embedding GIS into your teaching at all Key Stages.
Topic: Esri ArcGIS Online for free
Date: Tuesday 11 November 2014
Venue: RGS-IBG, London
Time: 5.00pm-7.00pm. Refreshments will be available.
Format: Lecture style
Costs: Members: (School Members/Fellows/ECT Members/Young Geographers) £35 including VAT, non-members: £45 including VAT
Please note: This course is for teachers only.

Field Studies Council
FSC Preston Monford are running ArcGIS Online training on 28th- 30th November 2014.
ESRI T3G institute, Redlands CA, USA
Sun June 14 – Fri June 19, 2015
T3G is a professional development event for educators and education influencers who help other educators learn why and how to use GIS. Through modeling, practice, and discussion, participants boost their skills in teaching with computers, in problem-based learning, in conducting professional development, and in using GIS. T3G participants should already be comfortable with (a) problem-based learning, (b) teaching with computers, and (c) leading professional development for educators. Anyone not already comfortable using ArcGIS Online will develop those skills during T3G.
Contact the email below to see more information about next year’s event

ESRI Users Conference
Mid to Late July 2015 San Diego
This event is held annually in San Diego, CA, USA and is a massive source of ideas on what GIS is and how it is being used and updates. They have special sub- conferences for things like Education.
This video shows you what it is like:

Contact Jason Sawle at ESRI UK for training opportunities
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MOOCs Massive open online courses

A massive open online course (MOOC) is an online course aimed at unlimited participation and open access via the web. In addition to traditional course materials such as videos, readings, and problem sets, MOOCs provide interactive user forums that help build a community for students, professors, and teaching assistants (TAs). MOOCs are a recent development in distance education which began to emerge in 2012. Because of massive enrollments, MOOCs facilitates two basic approaches to enable large-scale feedback and interaction including Peer-review and group collaboration and automated feedback through objective, online assessments, e.g. quizzes and exams.[27]
Many are free but some may charge or charge for accreditation or signature tracking that means that the course you undertake can be accredited securely.

GIS Examples:
Penn State’s five-week Coursera course Maps and the Geospatial Revolution
next course starts: March 25th 2015- 6th May 2015
Esri’s Going Places with Spatial Analysis MOOC complements the MOOCs offered by Penn State and other educational institutions.
Starts 3rd September 2014
Colorado’s Dept of Education EnetLearning: Teaching Geography in the 21st Century: New Online 5 week course for educators… with STEM connections – earth and environmental science. And use of web mapping tools.
Begins 3 September 2014.
Elmhurst College’s Skills for the Digital Earth: The Use of Location Technologies for All
The course will run again from October 26 to November 22 with registration beginning on September 29 2014

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Are you struggling with money? Perhaps it comes in and goes right back out? I have found over the years that many people struggle with this dilemma and low and behold, it always shows up in their floor plan! But here’s the good news, everything is fixable. So if don’t have the best Feng Shui, and it’s screwing up your finances, Feng Shui can help. The most important thing is to know what to look for in your plan.

Secrets to attract more money with Feng Shui Tips

Below is a video where a recent client came to me and had this very issue. Money was coming in and going right back out. I’ll share with you why this is occurring and why she’s confused about what to do, along with what to look for in your own plan so that money can come in and stay!

Secrets to attract more money with these feng shui tips will help you understand why you are struggling with your finances. The number one thing to look for is disruptor #2, the shape of your home and why it matters! In most cases, if you’re struggling with money, you may be missing your wealth corner. Today, I share with you my feng shui secrets to better understand why you’re struggling with your finances, and what to look for to help you with your own money.

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DoggyBoys - A romantic encounter for bareback lovers (Arthur Vink, Andreas Nilsen)
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A romantic encounter for bareback lovers

Released: 14 September 2018
Running Time: 20:49
Studio: DoggyBoys

Featuring: Arthur Vink, Andreas Nilsen

Arthur Vink knows how to woo, he's a bit of a romantic at heart. He's arrived prepared, with a sweet rose for a sweet boy. Andreas Nilsen loves such special attention, but although it seems to be something of a ploy to get some head the truth is he would probably only have had to ask. Andreas is surprised by the big uncut cock his friend reveals to him, but although he seems a little uncertain at first it only takes a little suck of that delicious swollen tip and he's smitten. It's a gorgeous cock, no doubt about it, and the smooth and slim young twink can't help but be amazed by how good it tastes. It only gets better for the boy from there, his smooth little rump offered up to be played with and plundered. He might not be too experienced when it comes to taking a dick in his hole, but he knows the pleasure that boner might deliver. Arthur slides his naked shaft into the boy, fucking him from behind with slow and smooth strokes. His perfectly smooth erection pumps in and out of the boy's hole when he gets his bottom buddy on his back, prodding at his prostate and increasing the waves of bliss until neither of the boys can hold back. Arthur slides his naked dick out of the boy's well-worked hole and finishes himself off, pumping splashes of cream out over Andreas, which soon has the bottom boy squirting out his own well deserved cum wad. Something tells me Arthur won't need to bring a gift next time.
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A striking 18kt gold ring set with seven rubies. The Rubies were sourced in Mozambique. We are gemmologists as well as jewellers, we travel twice a year to source gemstones for our jewellery. We believe that every gemstone tells its own unique story. We try to make sure that from mine to you, everyone along the chain is proud of what their work has permitted.

The For Mara ring looks beautiful worn on its own, or it can be assembled with other rings to create a statement ring. Serengeti proposes a collection of unique 18kt gold pieces, each one capturing the essence of Africa. A story of a continent rich in culture, beauty and pride. The For Mara ring is part of the Massai Mara collection it pays tribute to the stunning Massai jewellery.

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RFID: For every step forward, a step back

One of the most happening spots at the FOSE tradeshow in March was the RFID Pavilion. Traffic was brisk; sessions were well attended. And what you heard a lot was government and industry gradually getting past all the negative publicity surrounding radio frequency identification and acknowledging the potential benefits of the technology.

Then a Homeland Security Department subcomittee chimes in with its draft report, "The Use of RFID for Human Identification," whose authors conclude, "We recommend that RFID be disfavored for identifying and tracking human beings."

Is it possible we're back to the alarmist days of RFID? Proponents have been quick to point out that identifying and tracking people are two different things. Most experts agree the government shouldn't be in the business of tracking individuals through wireless means. But identifying them for the purpose of accessing facilities--or the nation--is a different story.

The draft, which states explicitly, "This report has not been considered or approved by the Full Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee and has not yet been provided to the Secretary or the Chief Privacy Officer of the Department of Homeland Security as a formal recommendation," includes at least one remarkable passage.

In addressing potential privacy concerns around RFID (and there definitely are privacy issues to deal with--anyone would acknowledge that fact), the report says, "Individuals carrying RFID-tagged documents will have a difficult time determining when they are being identified and to whom. Unless people begin carrying radio frequency detectors or purses and wallets that are impermeable to radio frequencies, they will not know when the RFID chips in their identification cards are being scanned." [Emphasis added]

We can't help envisioning people in tinfoil hats protecting their brain waves.

Is it technologically possible? Sure. Likely? That's the rub. RFID applications that read identifying documents are likely to employ RF communications that only travel a few inches. Individuals will know who's trying to surreptitiously read their documents--they'll be the strangers standing way too close and holding an RFID reader up to their purses.

The comment period for the RFID draft report ended yesterday. The Smart Card Alliance, a non-profit industry group whose members include 22 government agencies, submitted a response and shared it with GCN. Here's some of what the alliance said:

'We believe that the report defines RFID too broadly and, therefore, this recommendation will unduly restrict appropriate and secure applications of smart cards with RF technology that can meet the strictest privacy and security requirements'.

'The vast majority of identity applications do not track individuals, but have the goal to accurately and securely verify an individual's identity. These two applications of technology have very different purposes and require conscious policies to be put in place to protect the individual's privacy'.

'RFID technologies that are used to add value in manufacturing, shipping and object-related tracking operate over long ranges (e.g., 25 feet), were designed for that purpose alone and have minimal built-in support for security and privacy. Contactless smart cards, on the other hand, use RF technology, but, by design, operate at a short range (less than 4 inches) and can support the equivalent security capabilities of a contact smart card chip.'

The Smart Card Alliance and other RFID proponents are not pooh-poohing the security concerns that dog RFID. But they are saying they can be addressed. After all, some are quick to point out, what is a credit card trail if not a way of tracking people under very specific circumstances? Policies and legislation prevent tracking regular folks through existing means. When it comes to RFID, technologies such as encryption and mutual authenitication contribute an extra layer to information security.

Is RFID the best, or even a necessary way of achieving the ID goals of government? It may be too early to say. But we're getting the sneaking suspicion we may never know.

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The Geneva Shore Report just finished its fifth year.
This issue is the first of the sixth year. The paper started as a single two-sided page. It was published in an attempt to save the Geneva Java Coffee Shop, at the time located in the unlikely location of a church basement. That effort failed, but somehow the paper, through making the attempt, ended up having a life of its own. From a circulation of one hundred photocopied sheets a week, the GSR has grown to five hundred hard copies weekly, and an online presence approaching eighty thousand visits a month to its websites. While the paper has changed and grown, so has the community and its concerns.

Back in September of 2011 a big issue was the fact that there were not enough change machines to allow visitors and residents to feed the parking meters. And that first issue of the paper also reported the fact that the water at the end of the Riviera Pier was thirty-eight inches deep. The paper hasn’t checked to see how deep the lake is these days; the X-Files reporters have been too busy tracking breaking stories.

Aldi’s and The Noodle Company get ready to open.
Not just yet, though. Noodles will be opening in just a few weeks, but Aldi’s still has quite a lengthy build-in to complete. Installing the coolers, freezers and all the other equipment necessary for fresh produce, meat and all the other grocery items Aldi’s is known for, is going to take some time. Aldi’s will not speculate, but the GSR staff does that all the time. Look for Aldi’s to open its doors to the public early in the spring.

Update on Noodles and Company

Plum Crazy gets ready to close.
Jody Myrold, the owner of Plum Crazy, is moving on. The store, according to the sign posted on the front window of the store, indicates that the popular retail outlet will be gone by January. Mid-winter is the time when most shops that have decided to leave, up and make their move. One might think that leases would determine when a shop will close, but the reality is that businesses that aren’t making a profit almost always close in winter. Hopefully, Lake Geneva will not lose too many this year. Last year seven downtown stores closed up. Some big spaces like the bagel place, and the old Caribou/Peet’s are still empty even a year later.

The “Downtowner” comes to Lake Geneva 640 West Main Street.
A really neat and good looking white building, right next to the White River before it goes under the bridge.  This building is being converted to an eight bedroom whatever.  The ‘whatever’ comes from the new ordinance that allows for unlimited use of interior space by certain developers as long as they hold to certain rules.

There are no rules.  No Rules

The developers promise that this will not be a boarding house.  The eight bedrooms will all be rented as one to visitors attending weddings, funerals or getting tattooed at the new tattoo parlors nearby. The developer’s promise.  Crossed fingers behind their backs.  Since the new rules don’t require that on site parking places be available, eight parking places have been assigned in Pell Lake.  Or somewhere like that.  Lake Geneva has opened Pandora’s box with this new ordinance, and it is going to be shocked, we say shocked, when Pandora emerges, smiling her wicked smile.

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The Chronic

Dr. Dre

About “The Chronic”

The Chronic is the debut solo album by Dr. Dre, released December 15, 1992 through Death Row Records and distributed by Priority Records.

Recording sessions for the album took place at Death Row Studios in Los Angeles and at Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood.

“Chronic” means high-grade marijuana because Snoop misheard his dealer explaining that what they were smoking was hydroponic.

“The Chronic” Q&A

  • Does this album have any certifications?

    Yes! On March 18, 1993, The Chronic officially went RIAA Platinum. Most recently, the album went RIAA Triple Platinum being certified for over 3,000,000 album units.

  • How did this album chart?

    This album peaked at #1 on Billboard’s US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and #3 on the Billboard 200.

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IBI - GIS Managed Services

IBI (industrial operations Interlaken) supplies a large proportion of the so-called Bödeli region, which is situated between Lake Brienz and Lake Thun, with power. IBI specifically supplies the areas of Interlaken, Matten and Unterseen with power, gas, and water as well as the municipality of Bönigen with natural gas.

Even from an early stage, IBI was aware of the importance of network documentation and its resulting added value. With this in mind, GIS is part and parcel of the IBI business strategy.

We aim to supply our customers on a day-to-day basis with perfect energy products as well as services covering all aspects of GIS (Geo Information System), urban drainage, energy consultation and fire protection. (IBI website)

In 2000, IBI opted for GEONIS and since then has formed part of Geocom's loyal customer base.

In recent years IBI has continuously developed the GIS offer and accordingly also put other GEONIS products into operation. In the meantime, IBI has virtually all GEONIS standard applications and success-fully operates the three GEONIS platforms, Desktop, Server, and Mobile.

A GIS infrastructure of this kind places stringent requirements on administrators. The environment must be continually available, maintained on an ongoing basis and extended and even developed based on new requirements. New regulations, standards, models, technologies, etc. call for additional regular updates to hardware and software. In this case, one can lose track and wonder whether certain tasks should not be better completed by a corresponding service.

In November 2016, IBI opted for one of the new Geocom Services, GIS Managed Services. Following a certain preparation phase, since April 2017 IBI has been actively supported in administration and the optimum utilization of existing GIS infrastructure. To date, a number of items have already been implemented, the structure and commissioning of a completely new GIS server landscape as well as being one of the first customers to successfully update to GEONIS 2017, among other things. Thanks to the high-performing GIS server landscape and the current GEONIS Version 2017, IBI is armed for tomorrow's tasks. A diverse range of projects based on this are already underway.

Customer Testimonials:

"With GIS Managed Services from Geocom, I am confident that I always have an extremely skilled partner to turn to when it comes to the administration and consultation of our GIS environment. Any concerns are quickly dealt with in a straightforward manner, as the team at Geocom knows our environment inside out. I am now able to concentrate more on managing the GIS team and aligning our GIS services."
Domi Schmid, GIS Manager

"As Finances and Services Area Manager, it is important to me that the budget for GIS operation is as precise as possible. With GIS Managed Services from Geocom, we benefit from full cost control and service transparency according to the Service Level Agreements (SLAs). It is reassuring to know that GIS operation is 100% ensured."
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The marquee event of the cycling season kicks off in about two weeks time, and as is typical of professional cycling, the run up has featured polemica, scandal and rumours. These issues, mostly centring around the inescapable presence of doping, reflect cycling’s raison d’être: to provide newspapers with something to fill their pages with; something people are willing to part with their money to read. The earliest professional races were staged by newspapers eager to create news of heroic adventures through countrysides which, in the.popular imaginary, seemed far further flung than they do now. Indeed, two of cycling’s most famous colours yellow and pink belong to the pages of the papers L’Equipe and La Gazzetta dello Sport, which were responsible for organising the first editions of Le Tour and Il Giro respectively. It seems now that this newspaper coverage has begun to be replaced by tourism agencies keen to publicise their neck of the woods and investigative detectives’ files on athletes and doctors associated with the sport.

First and foremostly there are the renewed allegations that Lance Armstrong and members of his team were involved in organised and systematic doping. These allegations have been made before and have even been heard in a court before, but Lance and his extensive legal team have so far not been found guilty. These renewed allegations, now being made by USADA, are not seen to be separate from the previous enquiry by the FDA by some, instead they are a continuation of this investigative process albeit now entering a slightly different legal space. My opinion is that Lance always seemed too infallible, too dogmatic to be taken at face value and the fact that these spectres of alleged doping keep haunting him reeks of guilt.

Beyond the simple question of did Lance dope or not, there is the question of whether cycling is now a cleaner sport than it was in the 1980s and 1990s. There are still a number of prominent riders who have been found to have violated doping controls and, of course, Alberto Contador is currently serving a ban. There is the school of thought that the cheaters will always be a few steps ahead of those trying to catch them so there’s always going to be undetected doping in the peloton. However, the renewed competitiveness in the racing I’ve watched over the past few years tells that there are more riders at the same level and fewer performances which seem to come from ‘another planet’. That said, controversial cycling doctors such as Dr Ferrari and Dr Fuentes still feature in the occasional story about riders that find themselves embroiled in a doping scandal.

Sometimes I think that cycling has a scripted storyline like WWE wrestling. I mean cycling’s biggest rivalry of recent years Contador-A.Schleck was seemingly put on the backburner this year until it was revealed that Contador would return from his suspension to race the Vuelta and Schleck would miss this year’s Tour due to a broken pelvis but is hoping to be back in time to race the Vuelta. Similarly, a discussion between Frank Schleck and Rui Costa during the Tour of Switzerland may have set in motion a storyline that will resurface during the Tour de France.

This was one of those little moments that, for me, embodies the mystery and intrigue of this sport. Who knows what they said, but in typical European style, it was animated and hand gestures were used. Movistar, for whom Rui Costa races, have been a team who have targeted stage wins previously but this year seem to have a stronger team and may be aiming for G.C. positioning. My theory that Frank Schleck gave up his chance of winning the race in order to ally with the Movistar team, given that his own team has been suffering all sorts of problems all season. Such a deal goes against principles of fair competition but when you have 190+ riders spending three weeks riding with (and sometimes against) each other, all sorts of informal alliances must be formed. Historically, there have been many instances where this shady hierarchical side of the peloton has shown its face, and now there still remain various national rivalries.

This year’s Tour de France promises to be closely fought across the various competitions. For the GC it seems like Bradley Wiggins will be in great form and his time-trialling ability should give him a distinct advantage that he’ll have to defend during the mountains. Cadel Evans, the defending champion, is also touted as a favourite but I think the desire he showed last year to win will have diminished having achieved his goal of winning, though I’d back him for some stage wins. Frank Schleck seems to be in good form and Nibali will be flying the Italian flag.

The green jersey will also be closely fought. Mark Cavendish will surely be a favourite but he seems to have other priorities this year than winning this jersey. He’s shown this year he can be beaten in a straight up sprint, but he’s also just shown by winning the Ster ZLM Tour that he’s still a force to be reckoned with. Andre Greipel has been a nearly man for a few years but this year he has been a prolific winner and could give Cav a run for his money. Peter Sagan has also been winning for fun but I feel he is still too young an not quite accomplished enough to cut it in the last 200m of a Tour de France stage.


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    Below is the reference table to know how many distinct ways a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 letters word can be arranged, where the order of arrangement is important. The n factorial (n!) is the total number of possible ways to arrange a 'n' distinct letters word. Refer permutation formulas to know how to find nPr for different scenarios such as nPr for group of objects having multiple subsets (similar objects), nPr for circular objects or nPr for taking r objects at a time.

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DarrellSuper6 Week 33 Predictions

Britain’s “White Weekend”, as it’s being dubbed, has had an effect on the Super 6 fixtures, this week.
Typical, the snow’s struck when all the fixtures are from League 1 – if they’d been from The Premier, the grounds may well have survived this unseasonal drop of white stuff.

So, to get on with it, here are our predictions for Week 33:

For those unfamiliar with League 1, here’s the table as it stands:

League 1 - 19th March 2013

League 1 – 19th March 2013 c/o SKY Sports

There’s a link on the Get Thet, Go!! home page to the Super 6 site if you’d like to have a pop yourself.  Join us later for the results.

Alternatively, join/follow me during the week on Google+: +Jason Darrell

Please note, due to there only being four fixtures, the jackpot has been reduced to £5,000; here’s what SKY has to say about it:

Weather hits Super 6 (Week 33)

Please note that following the postponements of Colchester v MK Dons and Shrewsbury v Oldham, this week’s jackpot is reduced to £5,000, with a guaranteed £5,000 for the person who scores the most points.

To be in with a chance of winning, simply enter your predictions before 3pm today.

DarrellSuper6 Week 31 Predictions

Here we go, then , with this week’s Super 6 predictions for the DarrellSuper6 League:

What on earth has happened at the bookies this week?

We’ve been used to seeing some extremely low odds over the last few weeks, as low as 50/1-ish for the accumulators for the Super 6 matches.

This week, it’s mental!

For the sets of predictions above, the odds are as follows:

  • Jay: 715/1
  • Les: 292/1
  • Jord: 463/1
  • Ken: 574/1
  • Pat: 902/1
  • Micky D: 599/1

Those are some astounding figures for 6 matches.  It’s a sign that our three teams are playing today, though.

Villa, Albion and Wolves on the fixture list may mean there’s a little more predicting with our heart rather than our heads than usual.

I wonder what combinations are delivering low odds, this week?  Certainly none that we’ve picked.

We’ll be back a little later with a round-up of the results and next week’s fixtures – hopefully devoid of any matches that trigger emotional betting.

We’ll try to fit in a PDC Darts round-up and bring you the latest from the WGC Cadillac in the US where Justin Rose looks like he might struggle to defend his title after shooting his first over-par round of the season, yesterday. Me and my big mouth, eh?

However, as we’ve had to extract all of our posts from FeckTV.com whilst the site prepares for a makeover, there’s a bot of work to do over on The Flying Feck to categorise the 100+ posts I’m babysitting in the interim.

Okay – fingers crossed – rollover jackpot today of £125,000 for all 6 and £6,000 for the most right in the event that no one wins the big one.

Have a great afternoon – see you back here later with the scores on the doors, Miss Ford.

Super 6 predictions, Week 24 – Darrell Super 6

A very good arfternoon, tee-totallers.

With Micky D recovering in hospital following by-pass surgery and my good lady wife booking tomorrow off to thwart the forecast blizzards, we may get the old Super 6 predictions on a little earlier this week.

I’ve already tweeted mine (left) and once Micky D has been ‘drained’ [?], his will follow shortly.

The League looks a bit like this, at the minute. Bear in mind our points system differs slightly, but the nett effect is pretty similar:

Darrell Super6 League, end Week 23

Darrell Super6 League, end Week 23

Super 6 Jackpot Doubled, Week 24

The jackpot(s) for this week’s Gillette Soccer Saturday Super 6 have been doubled as a one-off special.

Instead of the usual £100k if someone predicts all 6 correct results or £5k for the closest should no one produce a Mystic Meg moment, the prizes are £200k and £10k respectively.  Better than a kick in the ‘nads.

As and when the folks in our Darrell Super 6 league get back with their predictions, they’ll be tagged on to the bottom of the post.

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The featured Barclays Premier League games this week are as follows:

  1. Liverpool v Norwich
  2. Man City v Fulham
  3. Newcastle v Reading
  4. Swansea v Stoke
  5. West Ham v QPR
  6. Wigan v Sunderland
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Are there any bankers in that lot?  City should do a job on Fulham and Liverpool are favourites at home to Norwich, certainly as far as the bookies are concerned.

But I’ve got to admit, the only stonewall certainty there (if there is such a thing in the Prem) is the game at The Etihad.

Are there any stand-out games for you?  Dead certs or potential banana-skins?  Drop your comments or predictions in the comments below and we’ll all have a laugh appraise them accordingly.

‘Til next time, keep in touch with yourself. x

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Most of you didn’t know this but Elizabeth Warren’s birthday passed.

In the spirit of giving her political opponent Shiva Ayyadurai, whom is a business-man and inventor, sent Warren a special gift.

Knowing their history it was very appropriate.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren refused to take a DNA test mailed to her by Indian-American entrepreneur V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai, who’s running against her for her U.S. Senate seat.

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The reason Shiva is mocking Warren in this manner is due to the fact that Warren claimed that she had Native American heritage when she applied for a teaching position at Harvard Law School.

In their records, she is listed as a ‘person of color’.

Standing next to Ayyadurai, Warren looks like white bread.

Ayyadurai’s campaign slogan is “Only a real Indian can defeat the fake Indian.”

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Today I have no patterns. Just a simple midi dress. In order not to be boring, I have revived the whole outfit with colored bracelets and coral high heel pumps.

Dnes nemám na sebe žiadne vzory. Len jednoduché midi šaty. Aby to nebola nuda, oživila som celý outfit farebným náramkom a lodičkami  na vysokých podpatkoch v korálovej farbe.

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Sweat and fleas

We’ve been jumping from town to pretty town these last few days like fleas jumped onto Alex’s legs, but more about this later.

Let’s start with Auch, it was more or less on our route we don’t really have, and I picked it out because it’s spelled exactly the same as the German word ‘auch’ meaning ‘too’. It’s the capital of the department Gers and lies in the Midi-Pyrenees region. We parked up near the centre as usual and off we went on our bikes on a lovely cycle path all along the river Le Gers. Right in the centre along said path we saw a pretty cool yet sweaty Frenchie with a radio control in his hand. We looked to see what he was controlling and believe it or not, it was a lawnmower! Now,… I don’t know about you, but we are quite excitable people and that right there was a pretty cool thing to watch. Anyway, you don’t have to share our excitement but check out the picture.

On the opposite side of the river was the medieval centre and quiet high up (for us beginners on bikes) was yet another very impressive cathedral. They seem to get bigger and harder to reach but we cycled our sweaty bums up these pretty lanes towards the top, and it was well worth it let me tell you. There it was on the Place de la Republique, the grand Cathedral Saint-Marie.

The square has recently been nominated a UNESCO site as part of the ‘Worldwide Cultural Heritage on the roads to Compostella’. We unknowingly seem to be following this pilgrims way. As for the cathedral, they began the build in 1489 and finally completed it two centuries later, which makes me think that we were not the only ones who lost some sweat over this cathedral. We went to check the inside out and found one piece that really didn’t seem to fit in at all. See the “skull like” picture below..

Just behind Saint-Marie on the Place Salinis is the Tour d’Armagnac, a 40m high tower with seven upper floors that was used as a prison in the 14th century.

Right from there you can see the Escalier Monumental (Great Staircase) that leads down to the lower part of the city. At the bottom is a bronze statue of d’Artagnan, like I said in my previous post, he’s still quite a big deal in this region. The cast lettering is a modern installation by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa and tells the Biblical story of the flood.

After plenty of sightseeing we headed further south in the search for a place to sleep and we were lucky to find a duck farm in Saint Michel. We received a warm welcome from an older gent who’s son now runs the farm. After some broken French on my part, some photos and Google Translate, they welcomed us to stay on their farm and we set up camp.

They had quite a few chickens, thousands of ducks, and two dogs. The old black Labrador even caught a poor little mole right in front of us!! After “cat like stalking, stealth and agility”, he pulled that furry little fella right outta the ground… a grizzly end for a poor subterranean. Alex briefly made friends with several fleas that jumped his juicy legs as he stood near the dog bed (the dogs sleep right next to the loo) but they weren’t allowed to stick around. And as if that wasn’t enough, we had to fight an army of mosquitoes in our tent before we could even think about sleeping. Ready for the challenge, we went into action mode, equipped with two torches. We smashed these miniature ‘birds of prey’ against the canvas of the tent. That we won goes without saying, plus we now have a really abstract pattern on the inside of our tent. We were also awoken by the loudest thunder, rain and lightning you can imagine in the small hours, and Alex got a super early morning shower as we forgot to close the sunroof on the truck before bed. Ah the joys of living on the road 🙂

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Assistant Beast Keeper

The old witch in the village took a liking to you when you were still young, and you now keep her animals for her. While what you do may seem inconsequential, the witch seems to consider you to be vitally important, and favors you above all others. You dream of a more exciting life.

Starting Stats: You have a knack with animals. Your Constitution, Wisdom, and Charisma begin at 10, and all of your other ability scores begin at 8.
Equipment: Peasant’s Outfit, a Brass Knife, a Veterinarian’s Kit, 5 days Animal Feed, and 4d6s.
Initial Feats: You gain the Animal Ally feat.
Free Trait: Choose one Family or Campaign Trait.

What was your childhood like?

1d12 What did your parents do in the village? What did you learn from them? Gain
1 You are an orphan. Things were hard for you. +2 Wis, +2 Con, +1 Int, Urchin trait
2 Your father was an outcast, rightfully or not. +2 Int, +1 Str, +1 Con, +1 Wis, Animalistic Affliction trait
3 Your parents were fishermen and you grew up working the docks. +2 Dex, +2 Wis, +1 Str, Wharf Rat trait
4 Your family worked a small farm outside the village. +2 Con, +1 Str, +1 Wis, +1 Cha, Harvester trait
5 Your father was the local smith and taught you both hammer and bellows. +2 Str, +1 Dex, +1 Int, +1 Cha, Talented Blacksmith trait
6 You led the sheep out onto the mountain like your father before you. +2 Con, +1 Dex, +1 Wis, +1 Str, Beast of the Society trait
7 Your parents ran the local inn. You grew up meeting many travellers and hearing their tales. +2 Cha, +1 Int, +1 Dex, +1 Wis, Accelerated Drinker trait
8 You worked the loom, cutting and twisting as the Fates. +2 Dex, +1 Int, +1 Wis, +1 Cha, Simple Disciple trait
9 Your father or mother kept the old stories. Your head is filled with them. +2 Int, +2 Cha, +1 Wis, Historian trait
10 Your father was a watchman, stern but fair with child and stranger alike. +2 Str, +1 Con, +1 Wis, +1 Cha, Well-Guarded mind
11 You went on journeys into the woods to gather herbs and berries. +2 Wis, +1 Str, +1 Con, +1 Dex, Natural Climber trait
12 Your father was a local merchant. You learned to name your price and charm your customers. +2 Int, +2 Cha, +1 Dex, Eye for Quality trait

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1d8 How did you distinguish yourself as a child? Gain
1 Children often fight, but you never lost. +2 Str, +1 Wis, Scrapper trait
2 There wasn’t a game you couldn’t win. +2 Dex, +1 Int, Unpredictable trait
3 You were the toughest kid around. +2 Con, +1 Cha, Tough Skin trait
4 No secret escaped you. +2 Int, +1 Dex, Secret Keeper trait
5 Your empathy made you a sought after confidant. +2 Wis, +1 Con, Whole Hearted trait
6 You never met a creature who didn’t like you. +2 Cha, +1 Str, Wasp Wisperer trait
7 You solved everyone else’s problems, and never mentioned your own. +1 Str, +1 Con, +1 Cha, Self-Sacrifice trait
8 Everyone has something to teach, and you learned a little from them all. +1 Dex, +1 Int, +1 Wis, Audience of the Holt trait
1d8 The other player characters were your best friends. Who else in the village befriended you while you were growing up? Gain
1 Laboring with the blacksmith took your mind off your troubles. +2 Str, +1 Cha, a One-handed Martial Weapon (your choice).
2 The sailors and fishermen took a liking to you and you swapped stories with them. +2 Dex, +1 Wis, Fishing Tackle.
3 You went camping with the hunters. +2 Con, +1 Int, a Small Tent, a Hooded Lantern, and a flask of lamp oil.
4 The village elder who taught you to read and write. +2 Int, +1 Dex, a Blank Journal, Inkpen, and Vial of Black Ink.
5 You are about to marry into the Miller’s family. +2 Wis, +1 Str, a Sanctified Ring (the matching ring is worn by your intended), and a House under construction.
6 You broke someone’s heart, or maybe they broke yours. +2 Cha, +1 Con, a single dose of Keif.
7 The old widow needed help around the house. +1 Str, +1 Int, +1 Cha, an Old Fur Coat and a Pocketed Scarf.
8 The grizzled mercenary who settled in town taught you a thing or two. +1 Dex, +1 Con, +1 Wis, Leather Armor and a Buckler.

Add an NPC to the village.

You took on the strangest job in the kingdom. What have you learned?

d6 The witch seems to enjoy making you do your least favorite chore. What is it? Gain
1 Mucking out the stables. +3 Str, Blood Steed trait
2 Preparing alchemical props for impressing the locals. +3 Con, Stage Magic trait
3 Cleaning and sorting the herbs. +3 Int, Tropical Botanist trait
4 Assisting her when she sees the sick. +3 Wis, Wati Remedies trait
5 Pampering her treasured cat. +3 Cha, Feline Devotee trait
6 Acquiring and preparing the meals. +3 Dex, Shiman-Sehk Scavenger trait
d6 Your gift with animals has allowed you to attract an unusual companion. What makes your companion different? Gain
1 It is actually a magical spirit from the celestial planes. +2 Wis, Celestial Servant feat.
2 You are always aware of its surroundings. +2 Int, Companion of Scrying feat.
3 It has evolved beyond its basic nature. +2 Cha, Evolved Companion feat.
4 It is a conduit for the spirits of the world. +2 Wis, Spirit’s Gift feat.
5 Your companion stores magical power for you. +2 Int, Companion Cache feat.
6 Only you can see it. +2 Cha, Companion Unseen feat.

Add a location to the village.

d6 One day, while wandering the woods with a friend, you saw something very strange. The player to your right was there when it happened. Gain
1 You saw your true love with another. You confronted the cheating pair. The friend to your right consoled you after the encounter. +2 Cha, You and the friend to your right both gain the Scarred Legion feat.
2 A horned rider galloped through the trees on a dark errand. You hid in fear. The friend to your right was just as scared as you. +2 Dex, You and the friend to your right both gain the Stealth Synergy feat.
3 The march of a faerie lord and his court. It was the most beautiful thing you have ever seen, and you still hear their song. The friend to your right was there with you and wept at the sight. +2 Cha, You and the friend to your right both gain the Echoes of the First World feat.
4 The meeting of a sinister cult from another village. One of the men grabbed you, but you managed to escape. The friend to your right struck the man from behind and you knocked him unconscious. +2 Str, You and the friend to your right both gain the Precise Strike feat.
5 The miller having a clandestine meeting with a strange thief. You followed the thief and saw him lift a merchant’s purse. The friend to your right sneaked through the village with you after the thief. +2 Dex, You and the friend to your right both gain the Stick Together feat.
6 A knight on a quest. He broke bread with you and told you of faraway places. The friend to your right shared some of their own stories when you were too embarrassed to do so. +2 Cha, You and the friend to your right both gain the Diplomatic Ruse feat.
d6 One of the witch’s beasts is now your constant companion. Which strange animal is your new best friend1? Gain
1 An inquisitive raven. +2 Int, a Giant Raven.
2 A rat who always finds a bit of food. +2 Dex, a Dire Rat.
3 A silvery stag. +2 Str, a Stag.
4 A very loud owl who always knows the way. +2 Wis, an Owl.
5 A handsome pig. +2 Cha, a Boar.
6 A mother bear who visits daily. +2 Con, a Bear.

Add an NPC to the village.

1 This animal has the statistics of a 1st-level Druid’s companion. It will not increase in power until your effective Druid level (according to the Animal Ally feat) is greater than 1st. The animal begins trained in a normal number of tricks for its intelligence, and has the typical loyalty of a trained, non-magical animal.

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