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attuproject · 8 months

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End of 18 TT Attu News Update

International Events

3 Akarian Kadar-class warships, ANS Bark, ANS Saymok and ANS Nimbak are transferred to Okrit.

3 Akarian Kadar-class warships, ANS Bartan, ANS Shinkor and ANS Matart are transferred to Utlia.

A document is released in Akaria containing evidence that the late Johnakar Oken ordered the deaths of several notable figures across the Attu Archipelago, including Vidar Astridson, Sitting Calif of Clan Erak. The document alleges that Vidar was assassinated by an Akarian strike team, rather than an Akarian-backed rival clan as was previously believed.

The Royal Palace of Niueyjar denounces Akaria and urges CODCNN to cut formal diplomatic relations with Akaria.

The CNN Federal Court puts a temporary hold on corruption investigations and trials to allow CODCNN to hold an emergency meeting

The Akarian Navy is ordered back to Akaria and the Living Army is fully mobilised

Psaha Yol, without backing of the congress, releases a statement of condemnation regarding Akarian assassination of Vidar Astridson

The Utlian National Army along with the special units of the Utlian Mountain Infantry and UT-Defence Force are mobilised

The ships of the Utlian National Amphibious Force are recalled to port

The Ritual of Andean concludes with Vidar Astridson being brought back to lead the CNN

The CNNN announces the end of their blockade on Nongba and that the "...ships are to be prepared to be put to better use"

Psaha states that Nongba is "in debt" to the CNN for removal of the blockade

The TLP expresses severe disappointment in the lifting of Nongba's blockade

Akarian ambassador to the YDF, Anarka Oken is recalled to Akaria

Richard Mobyson of Clan Kustur, Head of the ECWC claims that he had been forced to flee the island of Amogusolia after an attack by a joint Akarian-Utilian force.

Vidar Astridson of Clan Erak orders the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th fleets to join the 1st in patrolling the waters around the CNN.

Vidar Astridson calls an emergency session of the CODCNN with the publicly stated intention of "finally ridding the archipelago of those dragon forsaken fleas"

The CODCNN declares war on the Eastern Bloc due to previous acts of aggression during the Niueyjara Civil War and the recent attack on Amogusolia Island

The CNN implements martial law and announces the commencement of a draft

Harakar Oken deploys the Akarian Scouting Force to monitor CNN fleet locations

The CODCNN puts bounty on any Eastern Bloc ships sunk or captured

Hia El announces the deployment of the Mountange Mountain Special Unit (MMSU), commanded by Areen Leshen

Neerakta Base reports several skirmishes between Eastern Bloc and CNN forces across Keral and orders the majority of Eastern Bloc forces on Keral Island to return to Neerakta Base or Neerwaltia

The CNNN sinks the ASFS Ukot

Ahabakar Oken, High Director of the East Oken Company releases his report on the "Amogusolia Incident". The report claims that he only destroyed the base on the island after said base had opened fire on his vessels. The report also confirms that the EOC is now occupying Amogusolia Island

The CNN describes the Ahabakar's report as "churgshit" and "the desperate lies of a vile man"

The CNN denies any and all allegations of arresting Akarians that were within the CNN when war broke out

The Living Press releases a report claiming that several CNN spies have been arrested in Perisken

Eastern Bloc forces land in the Faltiran provinces of Res Striltir and Ard Striltir in an attempt to deny the CNN the ability to garrison forces near eee

CODCNN sends 5th CNNTDF to reinforce Faltir in wake of the Eastern Bloc invasion

Utlian troops take the Faltiran city of Khosi, former capital of Ard Striltir

The Akarian Navy sends the ANS Osar on a mission to sink a CNN vessel

CNNN command sends half of the 3rd fleet on a mission to sink the ANS Osar

The Eastern Bloc claims that the ANS Osar sunk the CNS Baldur, the CNN denies this claim

Akaria

The high director of the Arkara Army is killed in a drive-by shooting.

The Deram Army kill approx. one third of the Arkara Army via mountain collapse.

A Sarkist protest occurs in Oksken with its leader, Baneel Agokra demanding an election for seats in the Oksken Governing Council.

Oksken is split into 4 administrative segments: Moss Vale, Port Naikar, Haratum and Oksken. Oksken features a democratically elected governing council. Moss Vale will serve as the capital of both the Oken Kadrike and Okenate

Six Garikoph-class warships replace the obsolete Kadar-class. Three of the Kadar-class warships are given to Okrit and three to Utlia.

An Arkaran document is released, containing evidence that Johnakar Oken ordered the deaths of several notable figures, including Tamik Bondeer, Ossbosche of the Okenate, Kamakta Arkara, leader of the Arkara and Mokopt Arka, high director of the Karinian Star

Harakar Oken orders the Akarian Navy back to Akaria and orders the full mobilisation of the Living Army

The Weer Chronicle report that Harakar Oken is neither at his palace in Moss Vale nor at the Tumak Ordok in Ablesken

A wave of Arkara-affiliated protestors take to the streets of Ablesken demanding an explanation for the killing of Kamakta Arkara

The EOCS Harakar is sighted docking at Kadar's Rock

The Sartak Army enters the Oken Kadrike prompting the mobilisation of the Oken Army

The Oken Army and the Sartak army engage in a battle just outside Oksken

Fighting is reported between the Arkara Army and the Deram Army outside of Arkara occupied Mida

Harakar's 14th Dictate is issued dissolving the Akarian Coast Guard and transferring its assets to the Akarian Scouting Force

The Sartak Army breaks up whilst fighting the Oken Army, the Oken Army begins moving into the Sartak Kadrike

The Skrake Army enters the Bojin Kadrike with the intent of aiding the Oken in their conflict with the Sartak. Meok Skrake, Leader of the Skrake urges the Bojin not to interfere with the passing Skrake Army

Sarkay Obat announces the creation of the Sarkist State, to be ruled by the Sarkist Assembly. He claims for his new nation the unnamed island where Ratok Omiph is currently stranded. Sarkay names the island "Paradise"

Harakar's 15th Dictate is issued deeming Sarkism to be an afront to Kadarism and illegal throughout the Kingdom of Akaria

Several dozen Sarkists, including four members of the Sarkist Assembly are arrested in Okenate

Sarkists storm the courthouse in Haratum where the four arrested Sarkist Assembly members were being tried

A gunfight breaks out between Okenate authorities and the Sarkists held up in the Haratum Court

The Oken Army enters Sarstai, capital of the Sartak Kadrike

Hochor Sartak, Leader of the Sartak is captured by the Oken Army

The Deram Army re-captures Mida for the Mikare

The Perat Army enters the Deram Kadrike to assist the Arkara in their war against the Deram

Following several violent encounters between Sarkists and Okenate authorities, Havking Oken, Ossbosche of Okenate agrees to have all Sarkists in Okenate transported to Paradise Island

Niueyjar

Kost Mitlason is ordered by court to return to CNN and appear before Federal Court for a second time.

56 members of the CODCNN are brought before Federal Court. 32 are found guilty, of which 12 are sentenced to death.

CNN Federal Court puts temporary hold on CODCNN corruption investigation to allow the council to hold an emergency meeting.

CODCNN appeals to the Federal Court to call forth a temporary leader until the Akaria situation is resolved

The Supreme Court with the support of the CODCNN order the commencement of the Ritural of Andean due to Kost Mitlason refusing to respond to any messages

With Council Head Kost Mitlason's continued absence an An emergency vote is called to remove Kost Mitlason from his position, his temporary replacement will be decided at the completion of the Ritual of Andean.

The Ritual of Andean concludes with Vidar Astridson being brought back to lead the CNN

Nongba

23 dead and 56 injured in a street fight between supporters and opponents of the Central Democrats of Hangmeng.

2 senators affiliated with the Federal Association found dead in the Southern River. People's Preservation leader Mana Hap suggests this was a result of "[getting] carried away with fun at the Tolha Beach", sparking numerous protests.

Multiple YDF congress members scold Psaha for releasing a statement without clearing it with the congress

The YDF military gets involved in a Nongban political protest turned riot

At least 12 civilians found dead in Nongban Riot, 5 from YDF guns and 7 from trampling

Political Riots on Nongba grow exponentially upon news of the CNN-Eastern bloc War

79 Dead in riots, 32% of which are confirmed to have died to YDF gunfire

Nongban Riots continue to grow. At the current rate, about 2 deaths and 12 injuries are recorded per hour

A protest in relation to the Nongban protests begins on the largest Ronatana settlement

15 YDF provinces have declared major states of emergency due to escalating riots

121 people have been found dead in riots, 312 are missing

The YDF army reports being given conflicting orders

A YDF general and two colonels have been permanently relieved after deciding to follow orders given by Psaha rather than conflicting orders from an unknown senator. An investigation is underway

A paramilitary organization attacks YDF armed forces at a riot. They are using foreign weapons sourced from a variety of nations. Details of their affiliation and size are unknown

Tietero

The Tietero Royal Family welcomes the return of Reĝido Balailo from his boarding school for the holiday weekend

Tietera radio operators announce that they are wearing all black in response to expected news from Malhela

The death of Reĝido Balailo is announced. The Prince was bludgeoned to death by an out-of-control kite while on a run outside the castle grounds. Mental health services and kite-flying lessons will be provided to the child who lost his kite.

The Tietero Royal Family announces the disappearance of Riĝo Henriko II. Widespread search efforts are underway

The Tietero Royal Family announces the death of Henriko II. A period of mourning will be in effect until further notice. All non-essential businesses are to remain closed during this time

Officials release information on the death of Henriko II, who died in an apparent suicide by gunshot wound to the head. A note lift with the body blamed the grief due to the death of his son Balailo as the reason to end his life.

Alekso IV commits to continuing the period of peace in first address to his country after his father’s death

Utlia

Former Utlian Lieutenant President Votan found dead in South Utlia, no cause of death has been released

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reshuffleadventures · 2 years

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5/24/22 - SAR Missions #2 & 3, and D&D with Dorf and Josiah

I slept in, made myself some breakfast. Lazied around the house, sat on the couch in my pajamas, made myself some box mac & cheese for lunch.

At 1:23 PM, I got a text from Zion Dispatch, asking for help with a Narrows carryout. I called in right away, saying that I was available. They told me to meet “now” at the EOC inside Zion. I quickly got my gear together (drybags, canyoneering boots, neoprene socks, and water bottles), threw it in my car, and drove to the EOC.

The mission was to drive to Temple of Sinawava, hike the Riverside Walk, then carry the raft catamaran 1.5 miles up from the end of the Riverside Walk, to where the patient, who was a 40-year-old woman with an ankle injury, was waiting with the hasty team. Then, we’d inflate and assemble the raft catamaran, load the patient on it, and get them down the Virgin River and back to the Temple of Sinawava parking lot.

As we drove up Zion Canyon, there was another SAR mission that appeared on the West Rim Trail, below Scout’s Lookout, near Refrigerator Canyon. We were diverted there; we stopped at the Grotto, but only a team of two EMTs hiked up to meet that patient. The rest of our team got back in the vehicles and continued up Zion Canyon to the Temple of Sinawava. We parked the cars there, got the chariot, the litter, and the two packs containing the disassembled raft catamaran, and we started hiking up the Riverside Walk towards the Narrows. Along the trail, someone said to us, “are you here to rescue the pregnant woman?” I thought to myself, “well, no, we’re actually here to rescue someone else.” Sure enough, about 3/4 of a mile up the Riverside Walk, we came across a 7-months-pregnant woman who’d fallen and hurt both of her knees and her belly. It was decided that we’d help the pregnant woman, and then come back to do the original Narrows rescue. We dropped our packs, leaving the raft catamaran on the side of the path. We loaded her up on her side (pregnant women shouldn’t be transported on their backs) on the litter, attached the litter to the chariot, and we wheeled her out to the Temple of Sinawava parking lot, where there was an ambulance waiting. After the woman was loaded up in a vehicle, we refilled our water bottles, and then we hiked back up the Riverside Walk to where we’d left the raft catamaran packs. We grabbed the gear that we’d left there, and then we continued on to the end of the Riverside Walk. We ditched the chariot, and we started hiking up the Narrows.

When we reached the patient, we quickly loaded her up in the litter, inflated the pontoons, assembled the raft catamaran, loaded the litter onto the raft catamaran, and we started moving. I was one of the six people that held onto the raft catamaran and walked it downriver. We were really efficient and made really good time. We got back to the start of the Narrows/the end of the Riverside Walk, and hiked back to the Temple of Sinawava parking lot. We were in the parking lot at 7:15 PM. We headed back to the EOC for a debrief, which we finished at 8:12 PM. Three callouts today, two missions for me: the 7-months-pregnant woman on the Riverside Walk, and the 40-year-old woman who was 1.5 miles up the Narrows.

I was home by 8:25 PM, and I sent a message to Dorf and Josiah (with who I was supposed to have started playing D&D at 7 PM) apologizing for being 1.5 hours late to D&D, but also asking to still play some D&D. They both agreed, and we hopped on a video chat together. We played D&D together from 8:30 PM until 10:15 PM!

I’m grateful to be a part of Zion Search and Rescue. I’m grateful that I can go on these missions, help someone else out, get some exercise, be in the outdoors, and get paid for it. I’m grateful that I’m physically fit enough to participate in the SARs. I’m grateful to the other Zion SAR members that have shown me and taught me things about SARs and gear. I’m grateful to Josiah and Dorf for giving me some leniency and for being flexible when I showed up 1.5 hours late to our D&D session. I’m grateful for productive and fulfilling days.

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empiresofcreation · 6 years

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GAME UPDATE! BETA 3

Captain! We have received a new transmission from the capital about new updates for Empires of Creation!

We have had a number of updates, from outlining fleets to show relation status.

To giving pirates unique names!

We have also updated the game with a new background shader!

In this update, we feature a number balances, fixes, and other changes to make the game more fun! So without further ado, let’s get into the list! Changes:

Added autosave when colonizing.

Colonizers price reduced to 3600 base, and increases by 25% per colony owned.

Arena now spawns fleets further apart, from 500 to 600.

Decreased length of days by 25%

Increased delay between strafing.

Player’s credits decrease on respawn by 25% but will not deduct credits below 100.

Social icon now glows when there is an available quest.

Changed alert icon to a speech icon.

Improved Save Game panel and added a delete all button.

Improved Empire AI.

Improved message log system.

Missiles no longer blow up on allies.

Loading screen game tips.

Arena loading screen game tips.

Empires now start with more credits.

Now all ships join a siege when it starts.

Additions:

Added grid effect behind stars.

Arena has new background music!

Added outline to fleet icons to signify relationship state.

Added new background effect when zoomed into fleets.

Pirates now have unique fleet names!

Fixes:

Fixed issue where quit prompt wouldn’t disappear when selecting another option.

FIxed issue where selected colony info does not display on target panel.

Fixed Siege time issue.

Fixed issue where ship numbers would not reflect the viewable ship number set in settings.

Fixed issue with colonies spawning with max population.

Fixed issue where saves didn’t show the day.

Fixed issue with selling ships.

Fixed issue where thumbnails didn’t show on load screen.

Suicidal tendencies of AI reduced (the AI just needed some therapy).

Fixed issue where colonies building haulers claim they’re building scouts.

Fixed issue of fleet speed issue when traveling fast.

All UI elements now re-scale properly!

Improved AI targeting.

Fixed issue where quests would disappear.

Significantly reduced jittering with player ships.

Fixed issue where warping would do damage to the ships.

Fixed issue where retreating would initiate when a battle would start.

Fixed issue with buying multiple ships from colonies.

Fixed issue with ships not returning to colonies after a siege.

Tons of ship balancing!

With that, we hope you had a happy new year and enjoy this latest update of EoC! Good Luck Commander, B.O.S.S. Website: http://empiresofcreation.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/eoc_game Facebook: http://facebook.com/empiresofcreation Trello: http://trello.com/b/nbX8MOzu/empires-of-creation

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phgq · 4 years

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Cimatu eyes more Covid-19 burial sites in Cebu City

#PHnews: Cimatu eyes more Covid-19 burial sites in Cebu City

CEBU CITY – To address the backlog in cremation throughout the city due to coronavirus disease (Covid-19)-related deaths, Environment Secretary and Cebu Covid-19 response overseer Roy Cimatu is leading the search for areas that can be converted into burial sites.

Cimatu joined local environment officials in inspecting possible sites in the upland village of Sapangdaku where patients who died of coronavirus infection could be buried.

"We have to immediately identify burial sites that are outside protected areas, and will pose no harm to the immediate community," he said in a statement on Tuesday.

Earlier, the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) commended the city government for the construction of a three-hectare burial site in Sitio Catives II in the hinterland village of Guba here.

The Cebu City Council and the barangay officials of Guba, Sirao, Paril and Agsungot approved the proposal for the site's use, acknowledging the need to safely manage the remains of Covid-19 patients and ensure the public's health and safety.

The burial site in Guba will be called the Cebu City Botanical Memorial Garden and is expected to create livelihood opportunities for the residents.

Councilor Dave Tumulak said the opening of the Guba facility “will bring jobs to the community as the people can sell goods by the roadside”.

He assured residents of Barangay Guba and neighboring localities that the cemetery will not pose any health risk to the community, amid reports that Guba sits on a watershed area and is part of the Central Cebu Protected Landscape managed by the Protected Area Management Board (PAMB).

“I saw how they (funeral parlors) handled the dead bodies, and I am willing to stake my name that the process is very thorough to ensure safety,” Tumulak was quoted as saying in an earlier statement from the IATF.

Melquiades Feliciano, who is assisting Cimatu in Cebu, welcomed the initiative in scouting for Covid-19 burial sites after the city's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) adopted a more proactive response to the pandemic.

"Forward planning and swift implementation will give Cebu City the edge it needs to defeat Covid-19. There is an urgent public health risk posed by the lack of crematories, so we have to do what we can and do it quickly," Feliciano said. (PNA)

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References:

* Philippine News Agency. "Cimatu eyes more Covid-19 burial sites in Cebu City." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1108921 (accessed July 15, 2020 at 04:48AM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "Cimatu eyes more Covid-19 burial sites in Cebu City." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1108921 (archived).

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parsippanyfocus · 6 years

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PARSIPPANY — On Wednesday, April 25, six Parsippany residents received the “2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award.” The Boy Scouts of America Patriots Path Council honored Mo Abdelhadi, BettyLou DeCroce, Al Goldberg, Carlos Guzman, Adam Bahaa Kandil and Crol Tiesi at a dinner held at Knoll West Country Club.

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Welcoming and opening remarks were presented by dinner Co-Chairs Robert Peluso and Karen DeChristopher. The Opening Ceremony Flag Detail was performed by Boy Scout Troops 72 & 173. Eagle Scout Thomas Capatano received a standing ovation from the crowd when he talked about “What Scouting Means to Me.”

Frank Cahill introducing Mo Abdelhadi at the 2018 Parsippany Good Scout Awards Dinner

Mo Abdelhadi is the co-owner of Parsippany IHOP. Mo began his IHOP career at the tender age of 15 working as a part-time summer job in 2003. He was working with his brother Sobhy Abdelhady who was a manager at the time. IHOP has been Mo’s first and only job. Two years later Sobhy went on to become an IHOP franchisee. Graduated from Morristown High School in 2006, Mo followed Sobhy’s footsteps by enrolling in Fairleigh Dickinson University and majoring in Hospitality. Mo worked through the ranks from host to server to assistant manager to eventually becoming general manager and now Co-Owner. Over the years of working with Sobhy, Mo learned the importance of being apart and helping your community. IHOP is always looking to host a fundraiser, car wash, donate goods, participate in an event or giving back in other ways to help our community. When Mo is not at IHOP making pancakes he’s either playing soccer or spending time with his wife Juliana and their dogs’ Oreo and Toby. Mo and Sobhy owns three IHOP’s, Elizabeth, Parsippany, Ramsey and will be opening their fourth location in Cedar Knolls shortly.

Robert Peluso, BettyLou DeCroce, Karen DeChristopher

Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce is a distinguished legislator with extensive local and state government knowledge, an unparalleled behind-the-scenes perspective, and a spirit of bipartisanship.DeCroce serves on several legislative committees and commissions including: Transportation & Independent Authorities, the Joint Committee on Public Schools, Banking and Insurance, Science & Technology, Pretrial Services Review Commission, the Intergovernmental Relations Commission, and the Manufacturing Caucus. She has received numerous awards, including the NJ Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Legislator of the Year; Defender of the Taxpayer Award, for her advocacy of common-sense measures to reduce taxes and create jobs; two time finalist Leading Women Entrepreneur Award; and was recognized by the Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey. Prior to serving in the New Jersey State Legislature, DeCroce served as Deputy Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs in Governor Chris Christie’s Administration, where she authored the Best Practices for Municipalities, which became a statewide model for identifying efficiencies in local government for reducing property taxes, and recognized nationwide.

DeCroce began her government service career as a Councilwoman in Mine Hill. She then went on to from there to serve as Municipal Clerk, Deputy Township Manager and Planning Board Member in Roxbury, and served eleven years on the Board of Adjustment in Parsippany. DeCroce also served as the first Chair-Woman of the Morris County Joint Insurance Fund, comprised of forty municipalities, where she achieved savings through shared services and negotiated healthcare. DeCroce brings business-savvy and a small business perspective to the Legislature as President and Owner of ERA Gallo & DeCroce Realtors, a real estate firm in Morris County for over forty-six years; and as Vice President of AD Holdings, a home construction company.

She has been declared one of the 50 Best Women in Business by NJBIZ and an NJ Monthly finalist for Leading Women Entrepreneur and Business Owner. In addition, DeCroce was selected to participate in The Emerging Leaders Program at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business Administration. DeCroce resides in Parsippany, New Jersey and enjoys spending time with her two sons and four grandchildren.

Nicolas Limanov, Robert Peluso, Al Goldberg and Karen DeChristopher

Al Goldberg grew up in Brooklyn New York. He is a member of Boy Scout Troop 282. Al served in U.S. Navy Submarine Service and worked for Xerox for 25 years as a Customer Service Engineer. Al moved to Lake Hiawatha in 1985 and met his wife, Valerie in 1986. They just celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary. Al became aware of CERT at 2010 Parsippany Day. He joined CERT and continued to take courses as an active member. In 2015, he earned his technician ham radio license and was recently promoted to Assistant Radio Officer. RACES is the emergency communications component of the OEM. They maintain the radios at the EOC-OEM and RACES provides communications for CERT. They have the ability to be the 911 call center for the town if there is a problem at police headquarters. Al attended both semesters of the Parsippany Citizens Police Academy regularly attends Town Council meetings. Al is also a member of the county animal response team and is a state certified Animal Control Officer. He is a Senior Evaluator for the Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs and volunteers at St. Hubert’s animal welfare center working with special-needs dogs. Al is pleased to be able to give back to the community.

Dinner Co-Chair Karen DeChristopher placing a pin on Carlos Guzman

Carlos I. Guzman moved to Parsippany, from the state of New York in September of 1993. He soon thereafter joined the oldest neighborhood Civic Association of Parsippany-Troy-Hills, as a Trustee. The Sedgefield Civic Association was incorporated in the State of New Jersey back in 1952. He then became a four term President of the organization that has recognized the Boy Scout Troop #173 since its beginning in the early 1950`s and as of this January 1, 2018, the association also charters a Scout group called “Venturers” that offers older scouts to continue to participate in outings and other scouting events.

Carlos was born in Bronx, New York. He lived part of his teenage life in Carolina, Puerto Rico. He returned to the Bronx and studied Business Administration and Criminal Law at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Baruch College of the City of New York. He has taken a few positions that he will never forget. After his education, Carlos, was hired by the late owner of Goya Foods Inc., (Joseph Unanue) to work for the most famous and popular Spanish food company in the world, where he worked in their marketing and sales department before moving on to a food distributor “Metro Food Distribution and Supermarket stores” as a General operations manager. He then worked for the Quaker Oats Company as an executive sales representative. After many years in the management and sales industry, Carlos, changed careers and worked as a Law Enforcement Officer for the City of New York where he retired. Carlos married his lovely wife, Irma in 1980 at the main altar of the prominent Catholic landmark, “Saint Patrick’s Cathedral” located on Fifth Avenue in New York City, where many dignitaries and famous personalities have done the same. They are proud parents to two daughters Priscilla and Crystal. He also volunteered as a Girl Scout co-leader and a Spanish teacher at Saint Christopher’s School.

Robert Peluso, Honoree Adam Kandil and Karen DeChristopher

Adam Bahaa Kandil was born and raised in Parsippany. Adam is a graduate of Parsippany High School Class of 2002, and then graduated in 2006 from Rutgers School of Engineering and graduated in 2006. He was the captain of Rutgers Soccer Team. Currently he works as a Civil Engineer and is licensed in both New Jersey and New York. He is also a partner in a IT/Technology Firm. Adam is a Director of the Islamic Center of Morris and serves on the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Committee. He is proud Husband of Dalia and father of two boys: Yaseen, 6, and Yousuf, 3, and a baby girl, Dania.

Kandil grew up and maintains a passion for sports and currently coaches both Youth Soccer and Basketball. Adam loves working with youth and is heavily involved with youth events. He is a big advocate for healthy youth social activities and human rights. He strives to keep kids away from drugs and assist to counsel them and feels that it’s very important for youth to have a passion and set goals for themselves as it keeps them focus and their eye on the prize, which keeps them away from trouble.

Carol Tiesi accepting the 2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award

Carol Tiesi has been a proud resident of the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills since 1964. She moved to the township with her family from Hudson County. In the fall of 1964, she began her career as a student in the Parsippany-Troy Hills School District as she entered Central Middle Junior High. After her graduation from Central Middle Junior High, she entered Parsippany High School and proudly graduated from PHS in June of 1969. Carol’s dream was to be an elementary school educator since her fourth grade days at Robert Waters School in Union City. She received her undergraduate degree and her Art Degree from William Paterson University in 1973. In the fall of 1973, her dream became reality.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Barbara Sargent congratulating 2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award Honoree Carol Tiesi

Carol was hired by the Parsippany-Troy Hills School District and her first teaching position in the district was at Mt. Tabor School, teaching third grade. She went on to teach at Northvail School, grades Kindergarten, first, second, and third. Carol presently teaches third grade at Littleton School. She has also taught Kindergarten and second grade at Littleton. I guess you can say that Carol never left the classroom! Everyday in the classroom is an adventure. She learns something new and exciting from her students everyday! During her teaching career, Carol has received The New Jersey Governor’s Teaching Recognition Program Award in 1989 and The Parsippany-Troy Hills Distinguished Faculty Award in 1993. Carol is a member of Alpha Delta Kappa, MU Chapter, an honorary sorority comprised of women educators. She has served as Altruistic Chairperson, Historian, President-Elect, and President of the sorority. She has been a member of this organization for over 25 years.

Carol serves on the Board of the Parsippany Child Daycare Center and is a Trustee on the Parsippany Historical and Preservation Society Board.

Carol joined the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany in 2009 and is an active member of the organization. She presently serves as the Director of Community and is the Lt. Governor-Elect for District 9 for 2017-18 and 2018-2019. She has also served as President-Elect, President, and President of the Foundation of her club. She received the George F. Hixon Fellowship Award in 2011 and the Kiwanian of the Year Award in 2016. Carol has cooks at Homeless Solutions, helps to organize the annual Breakfast with Santa at the Parsippany Child Daycare Center, serves on the Touch a Truck Committee, organizes the annual Back to School supply collection for the township, helps to organize the Kiwanis tables at the annual Parsippany Street Fair in the Fall, and is a member of the Prevent Child Abuse Pinwheel Committee. After Carol joined Kiwanis, she felt the need to form a K-Kids Club at Littleton School with her colleagues. The children have collected pajamas for less fortunate children, provided books for the local daycare center, raised money for the St. Jude’s Math-a-thon, collected over 500 cans of soup for the local Parsippany Food Pantry (SOUPER Bowl), designed valentines for local veterans’ groups, beautified the school grounds with pumpkins for Halloween, participated in Trick of Treat for UNICEF to provide money for ELIMINATE, and participated in the township Memorial Day Parade.

The Patriots’ Path Council of the Boy Scouts of America provides programs, events and opportunities of a lifetime that serve to shape the lives of young men and women in Central and Northern New Jersey. For more information, click here.

For more information on Parsippany Boy Scout Troop 72, click here. For more information on Parsippany Boy Scout Troop 173, click here.

Six Parsippany Residents Receive “2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award” PARSIPPANY — On Wednesday, April 25, six Parsippany residents received the "2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award." The Boy Scouts of America Patriots Path Council honored Mo Abdelhadi, BettyLou DeCroce, Al Goldberg, Carlos Guzman, Adam Bahaa Kandil and Crol Tiesi at a dinner held at Knoll West Country Club.

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echoes-of-courage · 8 months

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Magic Sensitivity

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cerame · 9 months

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Full design of Miss Navi, please?

I didn’t have one drawn out already, so I threw this one together! :))

It’s a little difficult to see what she looks like under the glow, but when you take that away, this is what she looks like. Fairies are pretty bug-like.

In addition, here are some fairy doodles I’ve already done!

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echoes-of-courage · 3 months

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It’s been a bit, but my drawing tablet was out of commission for a couple weeks, and then I’ve been playing games throughout winter break, so I’ve only recently gotten back into doodling.

Mostly just the Z2 doll and some nonsensical interactions my late night brain spawned.

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echoes-of-courage · 6 months

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Happy Halloween, everyone!!

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echoes-of-courage · 2 months

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Happy birthday to Scout and the Zelda franchise as a whole!

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cerame · 8 months

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WHO HAS THE MOST RIZZ? WHO IS THE RIZZLER AMONG THEM

This is a difficult question because, I mean, they're all Links. They're all incredibly charming in their own ways, intentionally or not, so I had to make charts to explain. The first describes their flavor of rizz, and the second describes how much they have.

Quick answer: Artisan

Longer answer:

Artisan has the most raw charisma. His games circle around interpersonal relationships, and that extends to him. He's effortlessly charming, both roguish and noble in attitude and appearance, and that plus his positive attitude makes him appealing to interact with. Commander is close behind, but he had to build up his actual charisma, apart from just being attractive, and he knows how to actually utilize his charm. His entire game... I'll let it speak for itself.

As for Mask, he's in his edgy emo teen phase, and he sometimes references an apocalypse that never happened in a land that may or may not exist. He's uncanny and unwilling to open up to most, so most people aren't really willing to spend a ton of time with him. This does not keep girls his age from finding him attractive, though. What teenager girl doesn't find the mysterious angsty boy a bit charming??

The rest: Archer is seen as pretty much universally attractive in his games, and he also forges several decent relations with the individuals of his era. He's awkward at times, but it's part of his charm. Pirate is just hot. Every person I've shown him to starts acting disrespectfully. That's all I'm going to say on that. He's also just a nice guy to hang around. Cloudy and Farmer are pretty much on the same level. They're both wholesome community boys who like to help. They look trustworthy and capable :)) Despite his disposition, Collector is unfailingly kind and willing to help anyone he comes across. He has an aura about himself that people like and trust. Forge is quite similar to Cloudy and Farmer, in that he's got a heart of gold and is always happy to help, but he's a bit more mischievous, a bit more chaotic, and he keeps his secrets close to his chest. Piper is babey, your honor. He gets anxious and quiet sometimes, and he lacks the confidence of his fellow heroes, but he's adorable and I want to squish his cheeks Scout is a bit standoffish, but apart from the usual hero stuff, he's got his moments of goofiness to contrast with his serious attitude. He's considerate, always fighting for the people, and because of that, he's trusted by the people.

In the end, how much rizz each boy has really depends on your personal tastes, but this is my estimation the general consensus.

#loz au #echoes of courage #legend of zelda #links meet au #EoC Cloudy #EoC Forge #EoC Mask #EoC Farmer #EoC Commander #EoC Collector #EoC Artisan #EoC Scout #EoC Pirate #EoC Piper #EoC Archer #asks

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