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Jac stretches and yawns, slipping one arm around Mira's waist, "I 
could use some sleep."

Leaning down to Mira's ear he whispers, "Care to join me?"

But then he straightens back up and says, "But we probably should 
talk to the Captain before we do. How, while Lessa gets her daughter 
to bed in her cabin all the rest of us have a cup of Caffe in the 
galley and decide what we do next?"

Eris
AKU

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>Jac stretches and yawns, slipping one arm around Mira's waist, "I
>could use some sleep."
>
>Leaning down to Mira's ear he whispers, "Care to join me?"
>
>But then he straightens back up and says, "But we probably should
>talk to the Captain before we do. How, while Lessa gets her daughter
>to bed in her cabin all the rest of us have a cup of Caffe in the
>galley and decide what we do next?"

"Sounds like a plan, Jac... Both parts!"  He chuckles.  "Give me a moment to 
start a brew."

Woof helps Lessa out of the boat.  If Rachel is sleeping, he'll carry her to 
Lessa's stateroom.  If she's not, he'll guide them, escorting them to the 
room.  He gives Rachel a hug.  "Welcome to our home, Rachel," he says, then 
says, to Lessa, "Coffee in the galley if you want..."

Woof then goes and brews a big pot and pulls out a bottle of some fine 
whiskey to go along.  Sleep should follow before long after.

Woof

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Greg S wrote:
>>Jac stretches and yawns, slipping one arm around Mira's waist, "I
>>could use some sleep."
>>
>>Leaning down to Mira's ear he whispers, "Care to join me?"
>>
>>But then he straightens back up and says, "But we probably should
>>talk to the Captain before we do. How, while Lessa gets her daughter
>>to bed in her cabin all the rest of us have a cup of Caffe in the
>>galley and decide what we do next?"
> 
> "Sounds like a plan, Jac... Both parts!"  He chuckles.  "Give me a moment to 
> start a brew."

"We'll start the brew." Jac says, "You get Lessa and Rachel settled."

> Woof helps Lessa out of the boat.  If Rachel is sleeping, he'll carry her to 
> Lessa's stateroom.  If she's not, he'll guide them, escorting them to the 
> room.  He gives Rachel a hug.  "Welcome to our home, Rachel," he says, then 
> says, to Lessa, "Coffee in the galley if you want..."

Rachel is under the covers and Lessa is sitting on the edge of the 
bed holding her daughter's hand.

Lessa says, "If you don't mind, I'm going to stay with my daughter. 
Get her settled. I will probably just go to sleep here. Wake me if 
you need me, okay?"

> Woof then goes and brews a big pot and pulls out a bottle of some fine 
> whiskey to go along.  Sleep should follow before long after.

When Woof returns to the galley, Jac has shown unexpected talents 
and has a pot of coffee already brewing in the coffeemaker, and is 
putting out mugs for everyone.

Seeing the whiskey bottle, Jac chuckles, "Yes, that might improve my 
coffee, but with the lack of sleep and food, I suspect a slug of 
that will also put us right to sleep."

Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor 
toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of 
conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory 
waiting for them.

Eris
AKU GM

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On Oct 4, 2005, at 11:06 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
>
> Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
> toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
> conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
> waiting for them.

Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was  
successful."

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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On Tuesday 04 October 2005 07:42 pm, Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Oct 4, 2005, at 11:06 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
> > Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
> > toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
> > conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
> > waiting for them.
>
> Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
> successful."
>
Cory flutters his hand in a so so motion and shrugs.
-- 
Earl F Hampton
http://hamiii.sytes.net/index.phtml

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eris Reddoch" 

> Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
> toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
> conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
> waiting for them.

Lysia walks in sniffing the air, "Ah the undenyable smell of Jac Coffee, 
just the pick me up I need."

"I hear," Lysia says pouring herself a cup of coffee and then offering to 
pour for Ricardo, "that you all have had quite the day."

"Mine was delightfully quite," she says taking a sip, "started out with a 
little shopping, some gambling, at which point I was mistaken for some 
rogishly charming and very beautiful young woman, arrested and left to 
slowly decompose with boredom in a local jail cell."

She takes another sip of coffee, "Oh and I got my ass tatooed as well," she 
slips a finger into her waist band, "would you like to see?"

"How was your day?"

Lysia David 

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> > Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
> > toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
> > conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
> > waiting for them.
>
>Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>successful."

"I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.  "Package is 
safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."

Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.

"And where's Del?"

Woof

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Greg S" 


>> > Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
>> > toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
>> > conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
>> > waiting for them.
>>
>>Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>>successful."
>
> "I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.  "Package is
> safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
>
> Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.

"Thanks but I can't drink that hard stuff, makes me sick really quick, and 
trust me you do not want to be cleaning me up off the floor because I have 
it on the best of authority I'm a mean drunk."

Lysia David

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> >>Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
> >>successful."
> >
> > "I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.  "Package 
>is
> > safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
> >
> > Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.
>
>"Thanks but I can't drink that hard stuff, makes me sick really quick, and
>trust me you do not want to be cleaning me up off the floor because I have
>it on the best of authority I'm a mean drunk."

"Works for me," he says, waving the bottle around to see if anyone wants to 
'calm their nerves'.  If there are any takers, he makes what is known as an 
Irish Caffe, otherwise, he returns the bottle.

"So what's next, skipper?  The sooner we lift, I'm thinking the better."

Woof

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On Oct 5, 2005, at 6:56 AM, Greg S wrote:

>>>> Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>>>> successful."
>>>>
>>>
>>> "I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.   
>>> "Package
>>>
>> is
>>
>>> safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
>>>
>>> Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.
>>>
>>
>> "Thanks but I can't drink that hard stuff, makes me sick really  
>> quick, and
>> trust me you do not want to be cleaning me up off the floor  
>> because I have
>> it on the best of authority I'm a mean drunk."
>>
>
> "Works for me," he says, waving the bottle around to see if anyone  
> wants to
> 'calm their nerves'.  If there are any takers, he makes what is  
> known as an
> Irish Caffe, otherwise, he returns the bottle.
>
> "So what's next, skipper?  The sooner we lift, I'm thinking the  
> better."

"Sleep. I've been up over 24 and most of you have too. Then I'll hit  
up those folks we had the cargo for, see if they have anything bound  
for where we're headed next, see what's around on spec, then lift.  
Then we get to see if our nav skills are as good as Shawn's.  At  
least our ship won't smell like old sneakers in two weeks."

He chuckles, thinking of the current crew aboard the Rain. "Among  
other things...."

OOC> Who else has any Astrogation skill? Damn Shawn is going to be  
hard to replace!

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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On Wednesday 05 October 2005 10:07 am, Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Oct 5, 2005, at 6:56 AM, Greg S wrote:
> >>>> Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
> >>>> successful."
> >>>
> >>> "I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.
> >>> "Package
> >>
> >> is
> >>
> >>> safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
> >>>
> >>> Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.
> >>
> >> "Thanks but I can't drink that hard stuff, makes me sick really
> >> quick, and
> >> trust me you do not want to be cleaning me up off the floor
> >> because I have
> >> it on the best of authority I'm a mean drunk."
> >
> > "Works for me," he says, waving the bottle around to see if anyone
> > wants to
> > 'calm their nerves'.  If there are any takers, he makes what is
> > known as an
> > Irish Caffe, otherwise, he returns the bottle.
> >
> > "So what's next, skipper?  The sooner we lift, I'm thinking the
> > better."
>
> "Sleep. I've been up over 24 and most of you have too. Then I'll hit
> up those folks we had the cargo for, see if they have anything bound
> for where we're headed next, see what's around on spec, then lift.
> Then we get to see if our nav skills are as good as Shawn's.  At
> least our ship won't smell like old sneakers in two weeks."
>
> He chuckles, thinking of the current crew aboard the Rain. "Among
> other things...."
>
> OOC> Who else has any Astrogation skill? Damn Shawn is going to be
> hard to replace!
OOC> I think Cory does, but I don't have a clue how good it is. I lost Cory's 
stats a few years (WOW didn't realize it was that long) ago when the HD 
crashed.
-- 
Earl F Hampton
http://hamiii.sytes.net/index.phtml

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> > He chuckles, thinking of the current crew aboard the Rain. "Among
> > other things...."
> >
> > OOC> Who else has any Astrogation skill? Damn Shawn is going to be
> > hard to replace!
> >
>OOC> I think Cory does, but I don't have a clue how good it is. I lost 
>Cory's
>stats a few years (WOW didn't realize it was that long) ago when the HD
>crashed.

Cory does.  You can find his stats and information on 
http://mypbem.com/akus/akus/index.html
or following the link to http://mypbem.com/akus/akus/Characters/PCS.html

Woof found it by consulting the Personnel Listing in the TL-12 Mod-3 
Computer...

Cheers!

Wolfgang Schultz
Purser, Mae Lee

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On Wednesday 05 October 2005 01:20 pm, Greg S wrote:
> > > He chuckles, thinking of the current crew aboard the Rain. "Among
> > > other things...."
> > >
> > > OOC> Who else has any Astrogation skill? Damn Shawn is going to be
> > > hard to replace!
> >
> >OOC> I think Cory does, but I don't have a clue how good it is. I lost
> >Cory's
> >stats a few years (WOW didn't realize it was that long) ago when the HD
> >crashed.
>
> Cory does.  You can find his stats and information on
> http://mypbem.com/akus/akus/index.html
> or following the link to http://mypbem.com/akus/akus/Characters/PCS.html
>
Yes you're right. From the page, we know the skill isn't outstanding because 
it's not bold. I guess I misspoke. I should of said, "I don't know how bad it 
is," because from the page, I can tell how good it's not and depending on how 
bad it is, it could be Cory as well as Earl who both only know how good it's 
not, especially if neither know enough to know if it's bad or not, which 
would not be good.



Earl F Hampton
http://hamiii.sytes.net/index.phtml

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On Oct 5, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Earl F Hampton wrote:
>>
> Yes you're right. From the page, we know the skill isn't  
> outstanding because
> it's not bold. I guess I misspoke.


OOC> Actually, since I have my character sheet handy, skills in bold  
are "Excellent" and skills not in bold are "Good"

Cory's "Good" trumps Ricardo's "Mediocre" in astrogation, so Cory,  
you're it. You're also our sensors guy now that Arvitis is off.

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

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Earl F Hampton wrote:

>>OOC> Who else has any Astrogation skill? Damn Shawn is going to be
>>hard to replace!
> 
> OOC> I think Cory does, but I don't have a clue how good it is. I lost Cory's 
> stats a few years (WOW didn't realize it was that long) ago when the HD 
> crashed.

OOC: Yeah, actually, Cory does have some skill in Astrogation....so 
maybe I can't make you buy those Jump Tapes after all...drat! :)

Eris
AKU GM

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Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Oct 5, 2005, at 6:56 AM, Greg S wrote:
> 
> 
>>>>>Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>>>>>successful."
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.   
>>>>"Package
>>>>
>>>
>>>is
>>>
>>>
>>>>safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
>>>>
>>>>Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.
>>>>
>>>
>>>"Thanks but I can't drink that hard stuff, makes me sick really  
>>>quick, and
>>>trust me you do not want to be cleaning me up off the floor  
>>>because I have
>>>it on the best of authority I'm a mean drunk."
>>>
>>
>>"Works for me," he says, waving the bottle around to see if anyone  
>>wants to
>>'calm their nerves'.  If there are any takers, he makes what is  
>>known as an
>>Irish Caffe, otherwise, he returns the bottle.
>>
>>"So what's next, skipper?  The sooner we lift, I'm thinking the  
>>better."
> 
> "Sleep. I've been up over 24 and most of you have too. Then I'll hit  
> up those folks we had the cargo for, see if they have anything bound  
> for where we're headed next, see what's around on spec, then lift.  
> Then we get to see if our nav skills are as good as Shawn's.  At  
> least our ship won't smell like old sneakers in two weeks."
> 
> He chuckles, thinking of the current crew aboard the Rain. "Among  
> other things...."
> 
> OOC> Who else has any Astrogation skill? Damn Shawn is going to be  
> hard to replace!

OOC: Jump tapes! Jump tapes! I get to make you buy Jump Tapes! ;)

Eris
AKU GM

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On Oct 4, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Greg S wrote:

>>> Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
>>> toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
>>> conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
>>> waiting for them.
>>>
>>
>> Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>> successful."
>>
>
> "I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.   
> "Package is
> safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
>
> Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.
>
> "And where's Del?"

Ricardo says "Well, if he's got any sense at all, he's asleep, like  
we all should be. Or he's decided that he doesn't want to be trapped  
on this spacegoing nuthouse and has run away.

"I left him and Uke here when I went to retrieve Jez. You should see  
her wanted poster...it doesn't really do her justice."

He looks at Jez and grins "Actually, I'll bet she's more than a  
little miffed. All these years of hard work to be the black sheep of  
the family and it turns out, she's just a little gray around the  
edges compared to Maria Virgy."

He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up Maria Virgy  
from the local news archives. It was quite the scandal. Jez'll want  
to see this. "

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bruce Johnson" 

> "I left him and Uke here when I went to retrieve Jez. You should see
> her wanted poster...it doesn't really do her justice."

Lysia unrolls the carefully rolled up poster and flattens it out on the 
table, "I'm thinking of having it framed, something simple with a 
contrasting matte."

> He looks at Jez and grins "Actually, I'll bet she's more than a
> little miffed. All these years of hard work to be the black sheep of
> the family and it turns out, she's just a little gray around the
> edges compared to Maria Virgy."

"I'll say," Lysia says pushing her hair back from her face, "I'm just a rich 
kid rebelling, she's honestly a crook this one."

> He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up Maria Virgy
> from the local news archives. It was quite the scandal. Jez'll want
> to see this. "

"Record that while you're at it, Morg will want to see this."  Lysia looks 
at Jac, "Jac, you know my family better than anyone else, could my parents 
have made a triplicate?  Triplet?  Or god forbid even more than that?"

"The DNA said it was a very close relative, sibling.  Morg and I are 
identical twins so genetically we should be identical."  She looks at Mira, 
"Shouldn't we?"

Lysia 

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D. Stanley wrote:

> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Bruce Johnson" 
> 
>>"I left him and Uke here when I went to retrieve Jez. You should see
>>her wanted poster...it doesn't really do her justice."
> 
> 
> Lysia unrolls the carefully rolled up poster and flattens it out on the 
> table, "I'm thinking of having it framed, something simple with a 
> contrasting matte."
> 
> 
>>He looks at Jez and grins "Actually, I'll bet she's more than a
>>little miffed. All these years of hard work to be the black sheep of
>>the family and it turns out, she's just a little gray around the
>>edges compared to Maria Virgy."
> 
> 
> "I'll say," Lysia says pushing her hair back from her face, "I'm just a rich 
> kid rebelling, she's honestly a crook this one."
> 
> 
>>He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up Maria Virgy
>>from the local news archives. It was quite the scandal. Jez'll want
>>to see this. "
> 
> "Record that while you're at it, Morg will want to see this."  Lysia looks 
> at Jac, "Jac, you know my family better than anyone else, could my parents 
> have made a triplicate?  Triplet?  Or god forbid even more than that?"

"Recording." Jac says from the console.

"I don't know Jez, I guess they could have, but I never heard of a 
third Morgan girl."

> "The DNA said it was a very close relative, sibling.  Morg and I are 
> identical twins so genetically we should be identical."  She looks at Mira, 
> "Shouldn't we?"

OOC: Mira should confirm that as identical twins you should have 
identical DNA. Have you considered that Maria Virgy could be a 
*half* sister? Could she be a niece?"

Eris
AKU GM

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Greg S wrote:

>>>Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
>>>toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
>>>conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
>>>waiting for them.
>>
>>Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>>successful."
> 
> "I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.  "Package is 
> safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
> 
> Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.

"A small one." Jac replies, "Unless we're all planning on tucking in 
for some rest."

Eris
AKU GM

> "And where's Del?"

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Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Oct 4, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Greg S wrote:
> 
> 
>>>>Ricardo and Jez smell the coffee as they head down the corridor
>>>>toward the galley. They also hear chuckles and the murmur of
>>>>conversation. Rounding the corner they see Woof, Jac, Mira and Cory
>>>>waiting for them.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Ricardo grins. "Welcome home the heroes. I hear your venture was
>>>successful."
>>>
>>
>>"I see your's was too!" Woof grins, handing a cup to Ricardo.   
>>"Package is
>>safely delivered, and the Blue Rain is gone too."
>>
>>Woof hands a cup to Jez.  "A shot?" he asks.
>>
>>"And where's Del?"
> 
> 
> Ricardo says "Well, if he's got any sense at all, he's asleep, like  
> we all should be. Or he's decided that he doesn't want to be trapped  
> on this spacegoing nuthouse and has run away.

> "I left him and Uke here when I went to retrieve Jez. You should see  
> her wanted poster...it doesn't really do her justice."
> 
> He looks at Jez and grins "Actually, I'll bet she's more than a  
> little miffed. All these years of hard work to be the black sheep of  
> the family and it turns out, she's just a little gray around the  
> edges compared to Maria Virgy."
> 
> He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up Maria Virgy  
> from the local news archives. It was quite the scandal. Jez'll want  
> to see this. "

Ukanav speaks from the comm in the galley, "I hope you don't mind me 
listening in from up here on the bridge. I've keep my eyes and ears 
open while everyone was gone. The new crewman spent some time in 
Engineering with you Captain getting acquanted with the setup back 
there, then I helped him find a cabin and he went to bed. He's still 
there, although he should be waking up pertty soon."

"Speaking of sleep." he continues, "I can stay up here on duty for 
another watch, but then I'll need to take a nap, or I'll go 'muzzy' 
on you."

OOC: Woof and Jez know that 'muzzy' is a term the Vargr on Serbia 
use for a state of disorientation they go into if they go too long 
without sleep. They tend to become much more aggressive and don't 
think clearly until after then have rested for a few hours. Most 
Vargr can go for 30 to 40 hours before entering that muzzy 
state...so Ukanav probably can pull one more shift.

Eris
AKU GM

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On Oct 6, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

>>
>> He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up Maria Virgy
>> from the local news archives. It was quite the scandal. Jez'll want
>> to see this. "
>>
>
> Ukanav speaks from the comm in the galley, "I hope you don't mind me
> listening in from up here on the bridge. I've keep my eyes and ears
> open while everyone was gone. The new crewman spent some time in
> Engineering with you Captain getting acquanted with the setup back
> there, then I helped him find a cabin and he went to bed. He's still
> there, although he should be waking up pertty soon."

Ricardo says "I'll set him up with the maintenance records, manuals  
and other data for the ship,  and set him up for some sims but I'll  
keep him locked out of the controls until I wake up. "

>
> "Speaking of sleep." he continues, "I can stay up here on duty for
> another watch, but then I'll need to take a nap, or I'll go 'muzzy'
> on you."

"Ok, we'll all catch some shuteye..."

OOC> on the premise that everyone's been up for 24+ hours, right?

"...Jez, catch a nap and relieve Uke in 4.  I'll nap now, then get  
up, vet Del some more on the systems and get a long rest tonight.  
Cory, after you're rested, work us up a course to Newton. That way  
you can relieve Jez on the bridge, too."

OOC > Newton is the logical next stop, right?

'Woof, I'll press you and Jac into duty scaring up some cargo headed  
that way, if any; talk to those factors we got the cargo from. Again,  
after you've gotten some rest. Mira, I want you to give Del a  
physical and get a med history this afternoon, just the standard."

OOC> How long to the jump point in this system?

He records a message for Del, instructing him to use the term in his  
room, the lounge or in the galley here to familiarize himself with  
the systems and run some sims, but for the moment, since he's the  
ONLY crew member awake right now other than Uke, he's locked out of  
the engineering compartment and controls. No offense, but he's a  
probie right now.

Then he calls up the security stuff on the term and makes sure Del is  
indeed locked out of the actual ships systems that he just gets  
access to the records, manuals and sims.

"COmments, suggestions, stupid things I've forgotten?"

Then he yawns a great yawn and heads to his cabin to sleep, setting  
his alarm for four hours.

--
Bruce Johnson

"No matter where you go, there you are", B. Banzai

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Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Oct 6, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
> 
>>> He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up 
>>> Maria Virgy from the local news archives. It was quite the 
>>> scandal. Jez'll want to see this. "
>>> 
>> Ukanav speaks from the comm in the galley, "I hope you don't 
>> mind me listening in from up here on the bridge. I've keep my 
>> eyes and ears open while everyone was gone. The new crewman 
>> spent some time in Engineering with you Captain getting 
>> acquanted with the setup back there, then I helped him find a 
>> cabin and he went to bed. He's still there, although he should 
>> be waking up pertty soon."
> 
> Ricardo says "I'll set him up with the maintenance records, 
> manuals and other data for the ship,  and set him up for some 
> sims but I'll keep him locked out of the controls until I wake 
> up. "

Jac says, "You don't trust him? You think he might be a plant? If
so, shouldn't we keep Lessa and Rachel out of his sight until after
we're in jump?"

>> "Speaking of sleep." he continues, "I can stay up here on duty 
>> for another watch, but then I'll need to take a nap, or I'll go
>>  'muzzy' on you."
> 
> "Ok, we'll all catch some shuteye..."
> 
> OOC> on the premise that everyone's been up for 24+ hours, right?

OOC: Right! Except, *maybe* Jez who might have slept some in her 
cell. :)

> "...Jez, catch a nap and relieve Uke in 4.  I'll nap now, then 
> get up, vet Del some more on the systems and get a long rest 
> tonight. Cory, after you're rested, work us up a course to 
> Newton. That way you can relieve Jez on the bridge, too."
> 
> OOC > Newton is the logical next stop, right?

OOC: Yes, Newton would be the logical next stop, and the place (High 
Pop system) any good cargo (Ag or Ag Products) you get here will 
most likely be going.

> 'Woof, I'll press you and Jac into duty scaring up some cargo 
> headed that way, if any; talk to those factors we got the cargo 
> from. Again, after you've gotten some rest. Mira, I want you to 
> give Del a physical and get a med history this afternoon, just 
> the standard."
> 
> OOC> How long to the jump point in this system?

OOC: It will be a 6 to 8 hour run out to the jump point for your 
ship depending on whether you "cruise" or "push it" on the way out.

> He records a message for Del, instructing him to use the term in 
> his room, the lounge or in the galley here to familiarize himself
>  with the systems and run some sims, but for the moment, since 
> he's the ONLY crew member awake right now other than Uke, he's 
> locked out of the engineering compartment and controls. No 
> offense, but he's a probie right now.
> 
> Then he calls up the security stuff on the term and makes sure 
> Del is indeed locked out of the actual ships systems that he just
>  gets access to the records, manuals and sims.

The security systems *do* show that Del is indeed locked out of all 
actual ship controls. He has read access of Engineering records, 
manuals and sims, and access to the comm system.

> "COmments, suggestions, stupid things I've forgotten?"

> Then he yawns a great yawn and heads to his cabin to sleep, 
> setting his alarm for four hours.

Off he, and the rest of you, go!  ZZZzzzzz!

OOC: Anyone not napping?

Eris
AKU GM

997.182: A Cup of Caffe!

> > "Ok, we'll all catch some shuteye..."
>
> > "...Jez, catch a nap and relieve Uke in 4.  I'll nap now, then
> > get up, vet Del some more on the systems and get a long rest
> > tonight. Cory, after you're rested, work us up a course to
> > Newton. That way you can relieve Jez on the bridge, too."
>
>OOC: Yes, Newton would be the logical next stop, and the place (High
>Pop system) any good cargo (Ag or Ag Products) you get here will
>most likely be going.
>
> > 'Woof, I'll press you and Jac into duty scaring up some cargo
> > headed that way, if any; talk to those factors we got the cargo
> > from. Again, after you've gotten some rest.

"Right Ricardo.  After sleep."  He stifles a yawn.  "I'll be focusing on 
anything Agriculturally related.  It's a very populous place... High Pop 
coded..."

> > Mira, I want you to
> > give Del a physical and get a med history this afternoon, just
> > the standard."
>
>The security systems show that Del is indeed locked out of all
>actual ship controls. He has read access of Engineering records,
>manuals and sims, and access to the comm system.
>
> > "COmments, suggestions, stupid things I've forgotten?"

"Can't think of anything..."  Woof yawns again, stretches, places the Caffe 
Caraffe in the cleaner and then heads to his stateroom.  He stops by Lessa 
and Rachel's stateroom on the way, and tucks them in if they are asleep.

He goes back to his quarters and crashes immediately.

Woof

997.182: A Cup of Caffe!

On Oct 11, 2005, at 11:35 AM, Eris Reddoch wrote:

>>
>> Ricardo says "I'll set him up with the maintenance records,
>> manuals and other data for the ship,  and set him up for some
>> sims but I'll keep him locked out of the controls until I wake
>> up. "
>>
>
> Jac says, "You don't trust him? You think he might be a plant? If
> so, shouldn't we keep Lessa and Rachel out of his sight until after
> we're in jump?"

"I really doubt he's a plant, but I did just meet him last night.  
Besides, he'll know what I mean by probie. Mostly I want him to know  
all the ins and outs of our stuff BEFORE to takes a wrench to it, and  
I don't want a complete stranger with access to the ship's systems  
while everyone else is asleep. But if you want to sit up with him, be  
my guest."

>
> OOC: Right! Except, *maybe* Jez who might have slept some in her
> cell. :)
>

OOC> hence:
>
>> "...Jez, catch a nap and relieve Uke in 4.  I'll nap now, then
>> get up, vet Del some more on the systems and get a long rest
>> tonight. Cory, after you're rested, work us up a course to
>> Newton. That way you can relieve Jez on the bridge, too."
>>
>> OOC > Newton is the logical next stop, right?
>>
>
> OOC: Yes, Newton would be the logical next stop, and the place (High
> Pop system) any good cargo (Ag or Ag Products) you get here will
> most likely be going.
>


Oh, goody...live groats! (just watched the Firefly ep with the live  
cattle in the hold...)

>> 'Woof, I'll press you and Jac into duty scaring up some cargo
>> headed that way, if any; talk to those factors we got the cargo
>> from. Again, after you've gotten some rest. Mira, I want you to
>> give Del a physical and get a med history this afternoon, just
>> the standard."
>>
>> OOC> How long to the jump point in this system?
>>
>
> OOC: It will be a 6 to 8 hour run out to the jump point for your
> ship depending on whether you "cruise" or "push it" on the way out.

Good, time then for a nap while  running out and then we'll all be  
alert for jump.

>
>
>> He records a message for Del, instructing him to use the term in
>> his room, the lounge or in the galley here to familiarize himself
>>  with the systems and run some sims, but for the moment, since
>> he's the ONLY crew member awake right now other than Uke, he's
>> locked out of the engineering compartment and controls. No
>> offense, but he's a probie right now.
>>
>> Then he calls up the security stuff on the term and makes sure
>> Del is indeed locked out of the actual ships systems that he just
>>  gets access to the records, manuals and sims.
>>
>
> The security systems *do* show that Del is indeed locked out of all
> actual ship controls. He has read access of Engineering records,
> manuals and sims, and access to the comm system.
>

"Damn you Jac, now you got me worried and I wasn't before. lets make  
sure we record who Del calls if anyone."

--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs

997.182: A Cup of Caffe!

Bruce Johnson wrote:

>>>Ricardo says "I'll set him up with the maintenance records,
>>>manuals and other data for the ship,  and set him up for some
>>>sims but I'll keep him locked out of the controls until I wake
>>>up. "
>>>
>>
>>Jac says, "You don't trust him? You think he might be a plant? If
>>so, shouldn't we keep Lessa and Rachel out of his sight until after
>>we're in jump?"
> 
> "I really doubt he's a plant, but I did just meet him last night.  
> Besides, he'll know what I mean by probie. Mostly I want him to know  
> all the ins and outs of our stuff BEFORE to takes a wrench to it, and  
> I don't want a complete stranger with access to the ship's systems  
> while everyone else is asleep. But if you want to sit up with him, be  
> my guest."
> 
"No, no!" Jac holds up his hands, "You're the Captain, and I know 
nothing about these shipboard things of which you speak. I just know 
I don't want them broken while we're flying around. Not good for the 
health, you know!"

>>OOC: Right! Except, *maybe* Jez who might have slept some in her
>>cell. :)

> OOC> hence:
> 
>>>"...Jez, catch a nap and relieve Uke in 4.  I'll nap now, then
>>>get up, vet Del some more on the systems and get a long rest
>>>tonight. Cory, after you're rested, work us up a course to
>>>Newton. That way you can relieve Jez on the bridge, too."
>>>
>>>OOC > Newton is the logical next stop, right?
>>>
>>OOC: Yes, Newton would be the logical next stop, and the place (High
>>Pop system) any good cargo (Ag or Ag Products) you get here will
>>most likely be going.
>>
>  
> Oh, goody...live groats! (just watched the Firefly ep with the live  
> cattle in the hold...)

Poor little cattles! :)

>>>'Woof, I'll press you and Jac into duty scaring up some cargo
>>>headed that way, if any; talk to those factors we got the cargo
>>>from. Again, after you've gotten some rest. Mira, I want you to
>>>give Del a physical and get a med history this afternoon, just
>>>the standard."
>>>
>>>OOC> How long to the jump point in this system?
>>>
>>OOC: It will be a 6 to 8 hour run out to the jump point for your
>>ship depending on whether you "cruise" or "push it" on the way out.
> 
> Good, time then for a nap while  running out and then we'll all be  
> alert for jump.
>>
>>>He records a message for Del, instructing him to use the term in
>>>his room, the lounge or in the galley here to familiarize himself
>>> with the systems and run some sims, but for the moment, since
>>>he's the ONLY crew member awake right now other than Uke, he's
>>>locked out of the engineering compartment and controls. No
>>>offense, but he's a probie right now.
>>>
>>>Then he calls up the security stuff on the term and makes sure
>>>Del is indeed locked out of the actual ships systems that he just
>>> gets access to the records, manuals and sims.
>>>
>>The security systems *do* show that Del is indeed locked out of all
>>actual ship controls. He has read access of Engineering records,
>>manuals and sims, and access to the comm system.
>>
> "Damn you Jac, now you got me worried and I wasn't before. lets make  
> sure we record who Del calls if anyone."

"Cory?" Jac turns toward the blue man, "Communications are your 
forte, correct? We can surreptitiously record any calls Del makes 
can't we?"

OOC: Of course, you can! :)


Eris
AKU GM

997.182: A Cup of Caffe!

On Saturday 08 October 2005 03:09 pm, Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Oct 6, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote:
> >> He gestures to Jac, standing near the terminal. "Call up Maria Virgy
> >> from the local news archives. It was quite the scandal. Jez'll want
> >> to see this. "
> >
> > Ukanav speaks from the comm in the galley, "I hope you don't mind me
> > listening in from up here on the bridge. I've keep my eyes and ears
> > open while everyone was gone. The new crewman spent some time in
> > Engineering with you Captain getting acquanted with the setup back
> > there, then I helped him find a cabin and he went to bed. He's still
> > there, although he should be waking up pertty soon."
>
> Ricardo says "I'll set him up with the maintenance records, manuals
> and other data for the ship,  and set him up for some sims but I'll
> keep him locked out of the controls until I wake up. "
>
> > "Speaking of sleep." he continues, "I can stay up here on duty for
> > another watch, but then I'll need to take a nap, or I'll go 'muzzy'
> > on you."
>
> "Ok, we'll all catch some shuteye..."
>
> OOC> on the premise that everyone's been up for 24+ hours, right?
>
> "...Jez, catch a nap and relieve Uke in 4.  I'll nap now, then get
> up, vet Del some more on the systems and get a long rest tonight.
> Cory, after you're rested, work us up a course to Newton. That way
> you can relieve Jez on the bridge, too."
>
> OOC > Newton is the logical next stop, right?
>
> 'Woof, I'll press you and Jac into duty scaring up some cargo headed
> that way, if any; talk to those factors we got the cargo from. Again,
> after you've gotten some rest. Mira, I want you to give Del a
> physical and get a med history this afternoon, just the standard."
>
> OOC> How long to the jump point in this system?
>
> He records a message for Del, instructing him to use the term in his
> room, the lounge or in the galley here to familiarize himself with
> the systems and run some sims, but for the moment, since he's the
> ONLY crew member awake right now other than Uke, he's locked out of
> the engineering compartment and controls. No offense, but he's a
> probie right now.
>
> Then he calls up the security stuff on the term and makes sure Del is
> indeed locked out of the actual ships systems that he just gets
> access to the records, manuals and sims.
>
> "COmments, suggestions, stupid things I've forgotten?"
>
> Then he yawns a great yawn and heads to his cabin to sleep, setting
> his alarm for four hours.

Once the meeting finishes Cory goes to the bridge and starts up his scan of 
communications. "Here you go Ukanav. You can compare the ID's of the calls to 
this list which is the communications ID's for the crew. If it's not on the 
list and inside this circle you might want to wake some one. Unfortunately, 
I'm using the EMS, so it won't tell me which side of this line the comm is 
originating, unless that is you want to taxi around in circles so the sensor 
moves," he says as he tries to wag his tail. Cory then routes the alarm that 
used to go over the intercom to just the bridge.

"From my previous calculations the earliest our buddies next door should be 
back is XX:XX so you might want to keep an eye on them when they show up just 
in case." 

"Wake me up in 6 hours, I want to refresh my astrogation calculations before 
we leave."

"Night."
-- 
Earl F Hampton
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