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  The new earth project, need early commentary!
Posted by: Soyabarian Empire - 04-18-2018, 10:51 AM - Forum: Discussion - Replies (1)

So I started on this new story to try out sci fi this is my opening for the story!

Quote:We were awakened by the android from our so called “thousand year slumber” me and my crew were subjected to when we left earth. Our pods opened steam rising up from them like we used to see in the movies made two hundred years ago that inspired us to undertake these travels in the first place.

I, the captain of the ship had to inspect the ship personally and was greatly aided by this by the android that woke us up earlier and was not surprised by the fact that everything was still in pristine condition as the day we went to sleep in our pods. Without human skin fragments to make dust it was an easy job for the robotic vacuum cleaners to keep the ship clean. I noticed that the ship wasn't properly cleaned with water and soap by the humanly shaped android we call Bob instead of something like Xb-9522 the bureaucrats would have want us to call him which was one of his tasks. After the whole ship was inspected, the gardens for our organic food was still operational and had given us enough food to sustain ourselves for at least 5 years , I told Bob I wanted to go to my office and see the mission data reports the ship computers automatically lade and send back to our ancestral home of earth, in the hopes that global warming hadn't yet destroyed the planet and our colony and newer home of Mars and the moon of Jupiter called Europa. So the home fronts could track our progress and receive notice of our success or failure.

Personally,when we entered my office I was surprised when I entered my office, to find my old coffee cup, now overtaken by mold, still standing on my desk. Turning to the Bob asked him why it was still there. I got the simple reply that if I wanted him to wash the cup we, the humans, should not have turned off the water system before heading to bed. It could not get any water, while the water he could get was confined in the water processing room that was linked up with our pods to provide us some sustenance while in this coma like state.

We, as in humanity, can build a space ship that can travel countless light years on its own on autopilot, cannot yet build an android that has basic problem solving skills, I thought while I face palmed away explaining where he could have found water to clean everything. Of course I put him to that task as well aided by the robot vacuum cleaners so we would have a clean ship to land with in our project planet.

We had found this planet while looking trough a microscope on Europa, suitable for human life our scientist predicted. So within the year the first colonist were send ahead as a spearhead to open the way for the rest of humanity to move with us. All are proud to serve humanity on this mission, even Bob for most of the time.

What do you think about this?

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  New RP: Planning Thread
Posted by: Hadash - 04-11-2018, 10:30 AM - Forum: Discussion and Planning - Replies (8)

If we consider the order of preference, the winner was Medieval RP (character). MTRP Brigidna was the second most voted option. At a much more distant third, it was MTRP Europe. But let's see the numbers to have a clearer picture of the survey:

  • Medieval RP (character) was chosen as first option by 37.5%. MTRP Brigidna was chosen as first option by 25%. Other three options received 12% (that's, only chosen by one person).
  • Medieval RP (nations) was chosen as second option by 37.5%. Unless you are too picky, it is safe to say that a Medieval RP is the most preferred scenario, as 62% of the people who answered the survey chose a Medieval RP (either character or nations) as first or second option. The second place was again for MTRP Brigidna with 25%, the same as Space RP (although nobody chose Space RP as first option).
  • If we ignore silly Flo, another person voted for Medieval RP (character) as third option. MTRP Europe obtained two votes, giving it the third scenario overall. The rest chose scenarios which didn't receive votes as first or second scenarios.

In summary, Medieval RP (character) was the winner scenario, and at least 5 of 8 people were interested in some kind of Medieval RP. If the rest are willing to go on board with this option, that would be great (and easier). However, it is also true that some kind of MTRP received a fair support. I suppose trying a small MTRP at the same time is not impossible, but it would depend on you.

If we are going to Medieval RP (character), then we should decide if it is going to be: a) Historical Medieval RP; b) Medieval Sioran RP; or c) Fictional Medieval RP. I think that the third option (a new fictional medieval world) gives more freedom to RP, but that would depend on you.

After some feedback, I'll try to bring some ideas for the RP later in the week.

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  The Royal Family of Lomarre
Posted by: Lomarre - 02-09-2018, 01:45 AM - Forum: Factbooks - Replies (2)

Royal Family of Lomarre (1594-___)

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His Royal Majesty Vittorio-Emanuele di Haggia, King of Lomarre, King of Trinitas-Principe, Duke of Trivenze, Duke of Cerberia.

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Her Royal Highness Eugénie Joséphine Valois, Queen of Lomarre, Queen of Trinitas-Principe, Princess of Eskkya, Duchess of Trivenze, Duchess of Cerberia.



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  Eternity in The Sims
Posted by: Seperallis - 02-09-2018, 12:10 AM - Forum: The Gameroom - Replies (18)

So I picked up The Sims 3 recently, as it was on pretty deep discount during Steam's latest winter sale. It may surprise everyone here (except Sal) to know I'm actually super into virtual dressup and lifestyle stuff -it's at least half the reason I play online games with clothing and character customization- so naturally I've had my eye off and on Electronic Arts' virtual dollhouse simulator for a while. So far I've put 24 hours into the game, as of writing this post, and 95% of that time has been spent in the create-a-Sim mode. I have no expansions or "stuff packs," and I don't know why; either I was really dumb, or EA was really dumb and didn't put them on sale either, and if it's the latter then...well...at least there's always mods.

I chose 3 over the newer and shiner 4 because 3 is on Steam and I bought it during a lazy perusal of the deepest parts of my wishlist. I also chose 3 over 4 because 4 is an objectively worse version of 3 with shiner graphics, smaller homes, more gamification, and even more content stripped out of the base game to be served a-la-carte in even more overpriced DLC and "stuff packs" that still somehow come out as less content than equivalent versions in 3. Yeah, four or five years on and I'm a little salty. As for the Sims 3 game itself, I've been having a blast and I've barely gone outside character creation, like I've said. I remember back in high school, I had a "Sims: Bustin' Out" sort of almost-spinoff game on the PS2 that was okay, but it was nothing compared to this. Customization options are huge and robust, even though I agree with an old friend that everyone seems to have big cheek bones and either rigid jaws or none at all.

Regardless of anything, as often as I wax lyrical to Sal about this game after having barely played it, it's pretty evident I'm having a blast. However, my feelings for this game are not why I'm here, so I'll get right down to it:


Can I add you to my Sims game?

I've been floating an idea around (inspired by the same old friend) to do a sims story about this community, where I would put people in my town and then write about their happenings while controlling them as little as possible - because controlling avatars of real people is weird and gross. Unfortunately, I know my ambition exceeds any time I'd have to do such a thing regularly with a new job coming soon and all my other projects that I will eventually get to, so I think I'll settle for just having you all in the town where Sal and I made a household, and maybe just report on the occasional story as it pertains to our play and interactions.

Yeah.

So anyway, if you're okay with a creepily authentic version of yourself in our Sims game, please let me know here or otherwise, because I won't do it if someone takes offense to the possibility of some guy on the internet they've never met creating detailed virtual dolls of their likeness for fun and lols and weird stuff possibly happening to them. I know that sits wrong with some people. Also, it's just a lot better for people to come up with their own personalities, as they know themselves better than I know them; it's a little odd, saying "this person has this personality" when I barely know them.


"What do you need from me, then?"

All I need is your written consent. Just post here or send me a PM saying "sounds good," "I don't mind," "You're amazing and I love you, please take my virtual body as your own," or whatever else suits your fancy. If you don't consent, then there's no need to say anything; I will only create Sims based on people who've expressly consented. I know, I'm pretty sane for a grown-ass man who plays with virtual dolls.

Also, a name is okay if you want a real name used, otherwise I'm using online handles and/or randomized name generations. I know some people's names already, but I'm not going to use them.

Your astrological sign helps, as well as your favorite food, music, and color. I know people use these for online security questions, so it's fine to not share them; I can make up that crap.

In addition, I'd prefer having some form of picture to use as a basis for your Sims model. This can be sent in a PM if you'd like to keep it secret, otherwise I'll default to these threads (btw, show us your new selves! I know you're not all babyfaces anymore!)

Lastly, I'd like 5 traits and a lifetime dream/wish/ambition. I'll spoiler a list of both down below, for the sake of convenience:

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"What if I'm fine with all this, but really don't care to do any of what you're asking me?"

Simple. First, I'll thank you for your approval, and then proceed to just make up stuff about you.

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Information Eternity Minecraft - Server Codex
Posted by: Mestra - 02-06-2018, 01:07 AM - Forum: The Gameroom - No Replies

Eternity Minecraft - Server Codex

Quote:This Codex will contain tutorials on plugins and features of the server, recommendations for client side mods, resource packs, shaders, and quick lists for plugin commands.

I will be updating this page as plugins are added and removed.  Additionally if anything else is recommended, I'll add new pages.  Some information might change how its worded.  Most things are directly copied from Seperallis' original posts, but now they are in an easy to access spot.

Mestras Recommended Features Wrote:These are optional, but I recommend them especially the resource pack.

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  What's a Decommissioned Gaseous Diffusion Plant?
Posted by: Sal - 01-12-2018, 01:36 AM - Forum: The Diner - No Replies

I change jobs about every 18 months, so I know it's difficult to keep up with what I'm doing at the moment.  You would be forgiven if you were to not know what I do, so let's start with that.  Right now, I work with a team that assesses hazardous environmental chemicals, either naturally-occurring like radon and manganese, or manmade and industrial releases, for potential health impacts on the community. Part of this includes radioisotopes and nuclear hazards.

I had the opportunity in 2017 to visit a decommissioned gaseous diffusion plant in mid-deconstruction. I thought it was pretty neat, and thought some of you might think so, too.

Disclaimer upfront: We were not allowed to bring any kind of electronic device inside the facility other than the radioactivity monitors we were given, so I don’t have any pictures of my own. However, a lot of this information I’m going to share is available online, so I’ll pull/source photos from there.

First things first…



What’s gaseous diffusion?

Perhaps this comes as a shock [/sarcasm]: I am not an engineer or a chemist or a thermodynamicist. That being said, I understand the basics and I will explain the process to the best of my understanding.

Per the All-Knowing Wikipedia, “gaseous diffusion is a technology used to produce enriched uranium by forcing gaseous uranium hexafluoride (UF6) through semipermeable membranes. This produces a slight separation between the molecules containing uranium-235 and uranium-238.”

Going back to high school chemistry for a minute, isotopes are different versions of a chemical element with varying numbers of neutrons (the parts of the atom’s nucleus that have no charge). U-235 and U-238 are isotopes of uranium. Easy peasy. Natural uranium (Unat) - being exactly what you think: uranium found in nature - is found almost entirely (99.3%) as isotope U-238, and only slightly (.7%) as U-235. There’s at least one other isotope I’m not getting into because it’s not relevant to this. Anywho, when you hear the term “enriched uranium”, that refers to Unat whose composition has been altered to yield uranium with a higher U-235 percentage. U-235 is the stuff that humans use for nuclear power, whether weapons-grade (highly enriched, 20-85% U-235) or reactor-grade (low enriched, <20% U-235). Why this isotope? Unlike 238, 235 is able to sustain a fission chain reaction. That’s the process that makes the energy whereby one nuclear reaction causes a self-propagating and exponential series of subsequent nuclear reactions, but I didn’t fully research it to tell you anything beyond that so I’m going to drop this here.

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look at these Basic Beckys


There is more than one method to go about enriching uranium, and one of those is - yep, obviously - gaseous diffusion. Gaseous diffusion operates on the basis of Graham’s Law, which is that gas with a higher molecular mass will pass through a semipermeable membrane (effuse) more slowly than one with a lower molecular mass. The equipment used to complete gaseous diffusion is called a stage and it is comprised of:

1. A large metal cylindrical tank inside which the magic science happens. One gas goes in but only two may leave. Or something.

2. The semi-permeable barrier which is inside the tank.

3. A compressor used to pressurize the gaseous molecules and force them through the stage.

4. A heat exchanger so it doesn’t get too hot and go boom (compressing gas heats it up).

5. Lotsa Cold War-looking science pipes and industrial knobs.

UF6 is used as the starting raw material. It’s got uranium in it, so we’re off to a good start, but remember that the uranium atoms in each of the UF6 molecules are mostly isotope 238 with just a tiny amount of 235 sprinkled in. What we want to do is turn that tiny sprinkling into a hefty portion.

Why do we use UF6, by the way, and not some other kind of uranium-containing molecule? Because UF6 is the only uranium-containing molecule volatile (read this as: vaporizable; able to be sublimed; in the gaseous state of matter) enough to be used in this process. It is used because it is the only option. Seems valid.

The compressor applies pressure to the UF6 gas which pushes it through the semi-permeable barrier inside the big tank. As it moves along, strong and powerful U-235 atoms, which are just barely smaller than SAD very low energy U-238 atoms, escape through the almost incomprehensibly tiny pores in the barrier and into the lower-pressure chamber inside the tank. The enriched U-235 gas is then sent through one tube and the depleted U-238 gas is sent through a separate one. Probably to the gulags for being so useless.

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Like this.


Cool! We’re done! …Right?

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These two atoms are almost the same size. I mean, you have a difference of a few neutrons. A neutron isn’t even a whole atom. It’s part of an atom. You have a size difference of part of an atom. Some freeloading U-238 atoms are going to cross the semipermeable barrier and hitch a ride in the enriched gas tube. For this reason, the gas must pass through multiple stages and repeat the process over to enrich it more and more until you have a U-235 content than can sustain a fission chain reaction. This series of stages is called a cascade.

That was more information than I meant to dump. My bad. Hopefully you found it as neat as I did!



Portsmouth: A Background

The Portsmouth plant was commissioned by the US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) in 1952 to be built somewhere in the Ohio River Valley. In August of that same year, the AEC decided on Pike County, OH; the chosen location had a large water source needed to cool down the cascades during pressurization, a reliable power source, and adequate personnel. Goodyear (the tire people) was chosen to be the operating contractor in September while plant construction went to Peter Kiewit Sons’ Company. This whole thing was going to cost somewhere in the ballpark of $2 billion to build, and it was going to be completed in such a way that each process building was going to come online as it was finished, meaning part of the building would be in use while others were still being built.

This place is massive. The aerial view below doesn’t do it justice. The original plot of land on which this thing sits is 4,000 acres and, when construction was complete, contained 25 miles of paved roads and more than 20 miles of railroad. The plant was constructed with 100,000 tons of structural steel and so much concrete that a concrete batching and mixing plant was constructed onsite to speed things up. The three main process buildings which house the diffusion cascades contain hundreds of miles of piping and tubing, all of which had to be coated because UF6 is corrosive. A water pumping station to cool the processes and a power station to power it were also built onsite. In addition to the three main process buildings, there was also a cafeteria, administrative offices, warehouses, utility buildings, fire department, water treatment facility, and hospital. Like I said, massive.

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BIG BOY!



Construction on Portsmouth was completed (at only $750 million - a real bargain compared to the initial $2 billion estimate) in 1956 with the first units going online in ‘54. It operated under Goodyear from startup until 1986, Martin Marietta from 1986 until 1995, and Lockheed Martin with the merger of Martin Marietta and Lockheed until its closure in 2001. When still in use, Portsmouth had a peak demand of 2,100 megawatts of electricity, sucked 40 million gallons of water daily for cooling processes, and burned 7.5 million tons of coal annually.

All this to produce 8.3 million separative work units for the nation’s defense programs as well as fuel for nuclear power plants.

It was shut down in 2001 when operations were consolidated with the Paducah plant in Kentucky. The US Enrichment Corporation (USEC), for a while, worked on resuming a gas centrifuge operation on the Portsmouth site that had been attempted in the 1960s, but construction was halted in 2009 when the US Department of Energy would not guarantee a loan of $2 billion. As far as I know, the plan is still to construct and operate the centrifuge facility, but it’s still pending.



What does decommissioning this plant entail?

Decontamination. A looooot of decontamination. 60 years’ worth of industrial solvents and spent UF6 canister levels of decontamination.

The EPA currently has Portsmouth listed as a Superfund site. Superfund, or the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) is a program is a program that forces parties responsible for the contamination to either perform clean-up operations themselves or to reimburse the EPA for doing it. It tries to prevent situations like the Love Canal disaster in which industries throw their toxic waste and byproducts wherever - into soil, drinking water, etc. - and take no responsibility when people later become sick from it.

There’s also the obvious demolition duties that will need performed. Several buildings and one power plant have already been torn down, but there is still a lot left to be completed.  Decontamination and decommissioning are called D&D.  Not the one with the dice, ya nerd.

We got to tour a new landfill that was being constructed on-site. The specs for this thing were impressive and the super specific ways that all the scrap metal and concrete and other things that would go into it had to be folded and laid into the cells to make sure everything fit as planned was kind of mind blowing. I guess it makes perfect sense. I just never thought about landfills before.

The hope for all this effort is for the land to eventually be usable by another industry, possibly even a power plant.



That’s cool and all, but what’s it like in there 17 years later?

A plant that has been semi-shut down for almost two decades is exactly what you’d expect it to be like. I say semi-shut down because, as you could guess, deconstructing a nuclear energy plant takes some effort, and there are still people who work there.

The three main processes buildings, X-333, X-330, and X-326, make up the bulk of the footprint and contain a combined 7.73 million square feet of floor space. We went inside one, the X-333. This was the first building in the process when the plant was in operation; the cascade would have started there, so this is where the UF6 would enter and where the uranium would be totally unenriched. It’s basically been gutted of all the cells and most of the cradles holding the cells, so what you’re left with is this huge, empty concrete and steel hangar sort of thing. There are holes in the roof and it was pouring rain into the building when we visited, and it’s barely air conditioned. Interestingly, there are sections that are fenced and/or barb wired off, and big roped-off areas with warning signs like “this area contains PCE” (I don’t know how the PCE fumes know to stay behind the ropes, but....)

The official Portsmouth Virtual Museum has lots of good photos, both historical and more recent.  I'm going to *ahem* "borrow" some from them for these purposes.


A panoramic photo of X-330 in 2010 taken from the catwalk.  This is the best representation I found of what we saw.
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X-333 in 1991. This is how it pretty much still looks today.
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Also X-333.  These tanks are probably empty now, but this shows some of the tubing/piping.
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This soon-to-be-pensioner laughs maniacally as he loosens the seals on the spent UF6 and releases the radionuclines. Checking seals on UF6 containers. I posted this one for scale on the containers.
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The level of PPE you need to be in the building varies depending on where you are. The part we visited were low risk areas, so we got by on shatterproof safety glasses, hard hats, and steel-toed boots - plus the radiation monitors, like I said. But we definitely did wave hi to some people deeper in the bowels of the building who were in full hazmat suits. The bright yellow sci-fi ones like you’re imagining, yep.

One of the neatest things I saw was that the buildings are so large that the workers ride bikes inside.

Outside was pretty spooky, too. I think the weirdest part had to be the stacks of empty UF6 containers all neatly organized and labeled. They weren’t fenced off or anything, just kind of off to the side on asphalt slabs. There was a little nylon rope sort of thing around them with radioactive materials placards every ten feet or so. Just chilling out there.

The old area for where the final enriched uranium would be received by the military still stands, and it was pretty nifty, too. Just two concentric chain link fences surrounded by a whole lot of razor wire under a kind of awning thing. You’d think it would be more than that. At least I did.

Here are some things you can see in the aerial photos from :


Power station and spent UF6 containers behind process building X-330.
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A closer look at just how many UF6 containers there are with the water tower for scale.  Note: these are stacked at least two high and this is not all of them.
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The water treatment plant.
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The train.  Choo choooo....
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Yeah, that looks pretty cool.  I'm honestly kind of jealous and wish my work-sanctioned field trips were as fun as yours, Sal.

This thing won’t go cold and dark for another few years, so go take a tour while you can. I haven't seen any information for 2018 yet, but there were public tours offered one Saturday each month by the Department of Energy in 2017.  There’s a virtual tour available for those of you too far away, but Sal already told you all the good parts. Eh.

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  Aer Strathae
Posted by: BrumBrum - 01-11-2018, 11:22 PM - Forum: Marketplace - No Replies

Welcome to Aer Strathaes . The national airline of Strathae.We operate from our main base at Kathmore International Airport. We are in a central location between Brigdnadia, Kvaenna and Ostara making us an ideal airline to use if you are going to Strathae or just passing to another continent. . Fly with us for modern luxury service with that friendly Strathaen Welcome on board and easy connections in our hub in Kathmore.

Hub:Kathmore

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SL430-8017130
SO-883880

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  1588 Saratov General Elections
Posted by: Arkiania - 01-11-2018, 09:57 PM - Forum: Elections - Replies (1)

Saratov General Elections of 1588
Elections for the President and Parliament


Welcome to the 1588 Saratovan General Elections. Every 6 years Presidential Elections are held in Saratov. Every 2 years Parliament elections are held.

Parties Running for Parlament Saratovi
  • Liberalʹno-demokratychna partiya/Liberal Democratic Party - "LDP" (Social Liberals)
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  • Partiya yednosti Saratovsʹkoyi/Saratovan Unity Party  - "PYS" (Social Democrat)
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  • Saratovsʹkyy Sotsialistychnyy Soyuz Robitnykiv/Saratovan Socialist Workers Union - "SSR" (Democratic Socialist)
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  • Demokratychna Saratovsʹkyy Konservatyvna Partiya/Saratovan Democratic Conservative Party - "DKP" (Conservative)
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  • Saratovsʹka Perovistiy Partiya/Saratov Pervoist Party - "SPP" (Communist)
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  • Saratovsʹka Natsionalʹna Robitnycha Partiya/Saratov National Workers Party - "NRP" (Fascist)
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  • Nezalezhnyy/Independent - "IND" (Not a party)


Individuals Running for the Office of President(presidential platforms are the same as the parties)
  • Vasiliy Červenka - LDP
  • Sofia Fyodorov - PYS
  • Artem Souček - SSR
  • Dima Skalicky - DKP
  • Otmar Maruška - SPP
  • Olha Sokolovsky - NRP
  • Vitalik Bláha - IND
  • Vadimir Kováč - IND

Current makeup of the Parliament
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Saratov Parliament Elections of 1587
|LDP 182|DKP 97|PYS 81|SSR 29|NRP 49|SPP 10|IND 2|
LDP (40.35%): 182
DKP (21.46%): 97
PYS (17.96%): 81
NRP (10.87%): 49
SSR (6.59%): 29
SPP (2.26%): 10
IND (0.50%): 2
The LDP and PYS are currently a coalition

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  OOC: Meeting of Monarchs
Posted by: Lomarre - 01-10-2018, 11:02 PM - Forum: Discussion and Planning - No Replies

Ask away any questions about the RP between Fal and I.

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  A Meeting of Monarchs
Posted by: Lomarre - 01-10-2018, 02:27 AM - Forum: Siora - Replies (2)

In the year 1583, a small private jet with the the seal of the Royal Family of Lomarre landed in the capital city of Adwest. A swarthy 40 year old man with a formal cap and military suit exited followed by two men clad in black suits and sunglasses. After walking off the runway, where he shook the hands of a few Adwestens he didn't know but where clearly important, he began to exit to the terminal of the airport.

The King of Lomarre decided to personally head on a long and brutally boring flight to Adwest. The the only thing keeping his mind off his homeland being the food and the sleep while in flight. King Frederico or Frederick to an Adwesten, had followed the advice of his late brother, King Giovanni IV, to peruse relations out east. Although he had already accomplished this with the Kingdom of Goldecia, it would only be for however long his marriage to the queen lasted. If he wanted a lasting relationship, no other way would do than to sign on paper.

His Royal Majesty had been told that he would meet the Queen out of the public eye and was told nothing else. His guide, who was an underling of the queen, had been told to keep information need to know. The Kings reply had a humorous tone to it, "I didn't think it would be in a public café so that is good," He paused and continued. "Lead on, just give me the scenic route if at all possible."

A few of the King's entourage had joined him not far behind. This included the ambassador to Adwest and her husband, Gianna and Ugo Baldelli. Also accompanying were a few foreign advisors and treaty writers. Lady Baldelli was fluent in the local language and was able to act as the translator for the meeting if so required.

Meanwhile, King Frederico's family remained at home, where his wife would be regent in the meantime and his heir Vittorio-Emanuele was off in private school. As much as he had hoped to bring his son along to his first foreign trip, it would have to be to a less...controversial nation.

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You can find a more extensive list of stuff that's happened in role play here...if people bothered to add it.

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Eternity Role Play Community is a forum and community dedicated to role play. Founded in 2016 as a Modern Tech environment, the community has evolved to include other types of role play and gaming.