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First, two things: one, the activity check will once again begin on May 10th. Second, because applications are opening on May 4th and will be reviewed on that day, we're bumping the HMD post back to May 19th, right after the AC ends.
Now, a few lingering items that never got found from the plot (for the four journals that were drawn in this post). Sorry for the delay on these, guys, things got a little busy for me lately!
jabberart A letter. The contents of that letter are:
Following extensive consultation, dialogue, and review, a conclusion and agreement has been reached:
Recognizing the various and mutual interests of the participants, and recognizing both the current state of affairs and a mutual need, both participant groups agree to share research, facts, techniques and facility conditions in order to reach a satisfactory product.
We are pleased to put aside differences in order to work together with Discedo's facilities in order to produce the results that are needed.
Supervisor Benton West
Accido Research Institute
dynamo_hunter_a The following newspaper clipping is faded and worn around the edges -- some of it is illegible:
OBITUARIES
Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Daws were held last Saturday at the ___ Funeral Home.
Miss Daws, 28, was a technician at _______ and spent her last few days in the hospital following an on-the-job accident. She died late Thursday evening.
She's survived by her father, brothers and fiance.
kanisi_kokoro The following is written on a piece of scrap paper:
ADIEU, farewell earth's bliss!
This world uncertain is:
Fond are life's lustful joys,
Death proves them all but toys.
None from his darts can fly;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Rich men, trust not in wealth,
Gold cannot buy you health;
Physic himself must fade; 10
All things to end are made;
The plague full swift goes by;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Beauty is but a flower
Which wrinkles will devour;
Brightness falls from the air;
Queens have died young and fair;
Dust hath closed Helen's eye;
I am sick, I must die- 20
Lord, have mercy on us!
Strength stoops unto the grave,
Worms feed on Hector brave;
Swords may not fight with fate;
Earth still holds ope her gate;
Come, come! the bells do cry;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Wit with his wantonness
Tasteth death's bitterness;
Hell's executioner
Hath no ears for to hear
What vain art can reply;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Haste therefore each degree
To welcome destiny;
Heaven is our heritage,
Earth but a player's stage.
Mount we unto the sky; 40
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
verily A letter. The contents are:
Ms. Myers,
This letter is to give you an update on the condition of Mrs. Augusta Myers, 60 years old. She has been my regular patient for 3 years.
The advancement of her illness has been slow but progressive, and despite our best efforts, as well as varying combinations of medicine and treatment, has moved into stage 4. Though you visit often, she continues to react with confusion and often falls into fits of despondence. Unfortunately, moving her to a facility to better treat her condition is no longer an option due to her fragile mental and physical state.
At this point we are able to make the time she has left comfortable, but there is little more we can do to treat her condition. A bill will be sent to your address regarding payment for her long-term treatment.
Sincerely,
Dr. Anthony Weller
Now, a few lingering items that never got found from the plot (for the four journals that were drawn in this post). Sorry for the delay on these, guys, things got a little busy for me lately!
jabberart A letter. The contents of that letter are:
Following extensive consultation, dialogue, and review, a conclusion and agreement has been reached:
Recognizing the various and mutual interests of the participants, and recognizing both the current state of affairs and a mutual need, both participant groups agree to share research, facts, techniques and facility conditions in order to reach a satisfactory product.
We are pleased to put aside differences in order to work together with Discedo's facilities in order to produce the results that are needed.
Supervisor Benton West
Accido Research Institute
dynamo_hunter_a The following newspaper clipping is faded and worn around the edges -- some of it is illegible:
OBITUARIES
Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Daws were held last Saturday at the ___ Funeral Home.
Miss Daws, 28, was a technician at _______ and spent her last few days in the hospital following an on-the-job accident. She died late Thursday evening.
She's survived by her father, brothers and fiance.
kanisi_kokoro The following is written on a piece of scrap paper:
ADIEU, farewell earth's bliss!
This world uncertain is:
Fond are life's lustful joys,
Death proves them all but toys.
None from his darts can fly;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Rich men, trust not in wealth,
Gold cannot buy you health;
Physic himself must fade; 10
All things to end are made;
The plague full swift goes by;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Beauty is but a flower
Which wrinkles will devour;
Brightness falls from the air;
Queens have died young and fair;
Dust hath closed Helen's eye;
I am sick, I must die- 20
Lord, have mercy on us!
Strength stoops unto the grave,
Worms feed on Hector brave;
Swords may not fight with fate;
Earth still holds ope her gate;
Come, come! the bells do cry;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Wit with his wantonness
Tasteth death's bitterness;
Hell's executioner
Hath no ears for to hear
What vain art can reply;
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
Haste therefore each degree
To welcome destiny;
Heaven is our heritage,
Earth but a player's stage.
Mount we unto the sky; 40
I am sick, I must die-
Lord, have mercy on us!
verily A letter. The contents are:
Ms. Myers,
This letter is to give you an update on the condition of Mrs. Augusta Myers, 60 years old. She has been my regular patient for 3 years.
The advancement of her illness has been slow but progressive, and despite our best efforts, as well as varying combinations of medicine and treatment, has moved into stage 4. Though you visit often, she continues to react with confusion and often falls into fits of despondence. Unfortunately, moving her to a facility to better treat her condition is no longer an option due to her fragile mental and physical state.
At this point we are able to make the time she has left comfortable, but there is little more we can do to treat her condition. A bill will be sent to your address regarding payment for her long-term treatment.
Sincerely,
Dr. Anthony Weller