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CRMSN

CRMSN is a non-profit organization with a presence in Aravea and allied countries. Most cities have a chapter, which offers free housing and education in exchange for work.

They have a monthly publication entitled "[Insert Clever Title Here]"

## Description

### Ranking system

The CRMSN Order utilizes a regimented ranking system among their members. The ranks are organized as such:

* Novice: Before their sorting and respective training, all new recruits are Novices. They are separated based on their ability as a channel for magic, as well as their intellect and strength. Novices are responsible for most menial tasks at CRMSN compounds.
* Squire: Non-magical novices, after some training, are promoted to the title of Squire. These are the servant class of the Order, responsible for maintenance of Knight gear. They are also routinely put through physical and combat training, with the aim of achieving the Knight title. Those that do not meet the requirements for knighthood remain Squires until they do.
* Knight: Squires that show the greatest physical prowess are selected for Knighthood. These soldiers are the sworn protectors of the Order, ready and willing to die for their cause. They are kitted out with a meteor iron sword and a modern assault rifle, as well as magically protected modern combat armor. Their helmets are typically decorated with individualized symbols and writing.
* Knight-Elite: This highly decorated sub-class of Knights are the commanding class, each put in charge of their own squad of soldiers. They answer directly to the leader, and may be capable of more magic than most Knights.
* Acolyte: Novices who show promise in the magical arts are sent to study the Crimson Rites. They are also tasked with the upkeep of records, temples, and serving the Adepts.
* Adept: The mage-priests of the Order. Adepts spend nearly all their time channeling Eldritch forces and meditating on the Crimson Rites. They are capable necromancers and summoners.
* Agent: Charismatic Novices who show little promise in magic or combat may be given the title of Agent, and sent to discover potential allies. CRMSN is funded by several corporate affiliates. Agents may also locate potential new recruits.
* Recruiter: Particularly difficult Novices may be given Recruiter duty. These reclusive members are tasked with collecting new Recruits without alerting anyone who may object. They are generally shunned by other Order members.

## Controversy

CRMSN has been accused of several crimes, including kidnapping, brainwashing, domestic terrorism, and fearmongering.

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AMIGO

Phantastisch Surreales DenkUniversum
Wer spinnt hat Recht

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Der Apfel fällt nicht weit vom Stamm

Grinst wie ein Honigkuchenpferd

Kaktus

Lemuria

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**Zitate**
Der längst Weg beginnt mit dem ersten Schritt...
Manche Bilder entstehen erst an der Wand...
Der Appetit kommt beim Essen!
Es hat alles seine Scheibe!
Das Ordnen erfolgt beim Gehen...

 A M I G O

Spitz auf Knopf
Wo alles begann

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**Botschaft**
Wenn der Kaktus blüht...
Wenn der Kaktus Tomaten fängt...
Landeplatz des Oy-Oy-Vogels

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HERKULES METHUSALEM QUO VADIS SENIORENGUIDE
SPEAKER CORNER

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Felsenmalerei Felsmalerei Fugenlos
Grinst wie ein Honigkuchenpferd
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Machu Piccu MedMan Mexiko
Nebra Nebrascheibe
Puma Punku
Raba Nui
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Tiwanaku
Wer hineingeht, kommt auch heraus Wer keinen Weg hat,hat auch kein Ziel
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A M I G O

Spitz auf Knopf
Wo alles begann

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Asteroid
Auch Schildkröten können fliegen
Atlantis Atlantis taucht ein Azteken
Bücherverbrenung Buckyball
Chakren Circle of Life Cusco
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Verbindung Versuch es Viele Wege führen nach Rom Vorfahren der Menschen
Walnuss WandTänzer Was ist Liebe Wenn der Kaktus blüht
Weltenbummler Wenn zwei Schnauzen aufeinander plautzen
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Wer keinen Weg hat, hat auch kein Ziel
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Ronelle

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Ronelle is a witch, specifically a healing witch, and a good one at that. She travels from her home on rounds around the known occupied areas, so you'll probably run into her at some point regardless of whether you want to.

## Description

Tall and curvaceous, with mild, pleasant brown eyes. She maintains her appearance, less out of vanity and more out of a belief that it makes people more likely to pay attention to and listen to her when she speaks. A natural blonde, she uses magic to change the colour of and lengthen her hair to almost irrational levels. She changes the style daily, the only consistent is that it's long and very, very pink.

Basically, think Disney princess only with a realistically sized waist.

## Personality

Her glass is permanently half-full, to the exent that she's hard to take seriously. How much of her sunny disposition is a ruse and how much is her genuine personality remains to be seen, but at any rate she's sweet, gentle and compassionate to all living creatures of the world human or otherwise. She offers any injured people treatment regardless of who they are or what they've done, acting as a kind of one-woman Red Cross.

When it comes to academics she's not the brightest bulb in the box, which isn't entirely her fault as her school was wiped out in the Exodus when she was nine, but has dedicated her life to studying magic ever since just as her parents did when it first came about. Her intellect is just *very specific*.

Her patience seems to be infinite. No one is sure what would happen should she ever snap.

## History

She had a normal, happy childhood in a small city until the age of nine, at which point the Exodus occured and it came crashing down. Her parents, both researchers at the local university, immediately became enthralled with the influx of magic and started studying it, teaching their discoveries to Ronelle as they went as it was the first academic subject she'd ever taken interest in. She took to it well and, upon reaching the age of 18, set out into the world to try and share her gifts.
Ferros Exodus

A cataclysmic event in which the residents of Ferros fled their dying planet through a bridge in the Void into the world of humans. It is the namesake of the wikia.

Coronids and Verdicytes alike crossed over through the Dimensional Rift into Terra, bringing their magic and culture with them. Although they came with peaceful intentions, the diseases and monsters of the dying Ferros followed behind them.

Magical illness and corruption spread like wildfire, with humanity helpless to fend it off. The crisis sowed panic and discord, and once peaceful nations warred over resources and un-tainted land. Cities burned to contain the plague, and citizens and refugees turned on one another.

It has been approximately ten years since the Exodus, and there is little civilized life outside of quarantine zones.
Percival Adler

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tsundere farmer werewolf husband

## Description

(minecraft equivalents of) mixed tejano and navajo. triangle shaped. black hair and blue eyes. notable scar on lip.

## History

born in Tséyi, he was ten when he survived the exodus along with his family and a small community. they, like many other people, fled the exodus' affects and became refugees of the Crown Republic of Aravea.

at fourteen he and a few other children escaped the attack of a mage gone wild - his parents and community did not.

grew up to resent magic and tried joining the newly founded Witch Hunters, but left shortly after being assigned a mission and meeting Emil O' Hare.

shortly after meeting the explorer, Percival was infected with lycanthropy by one of the "wolf god's" parasitic wolves.

currently happily married and living with Emil on the Adler Ranch with a million animals. occasionally acts as his husband's research dummy.

## Character Relations

emil o' hare adler: husbean. love of his life and will probably make him grey before he turns thirty.

## Trivia

* Percival has dyscalculia. His case mainly hinders his ability to deal with abstract numbers, his depth perception, and sense of direction.
* His dyscalculia does not affect his keeping a schedule or knack for faces.
* The "Wolf God" keeps a sort of hivemind mentality with its infected, and Percival occasionally receives "orders" from it.

* Percival has an alternate self in another world who chose to follow the path of a witch hunter instead.

* Ferros Percival is one inch taller than Witch Hunter Percival.
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## ประวัติการรบ

* เรือปรินซ์ ออยเกน ก็ได้รับคำสั่งให้ออกไปปฏิบัติการเป็นเรือรังควานกองเรือสัมพันธมิตรในมหาสมุทรแอตแลนติก ส่วนบิสมาร์คนั้นต้องสู้กับกองเรือของอังกฤษตามลำพัง จนผลสุดท้ายเป็นอย่างไรคงทราบกันอยู่( ความตั้งของของ ผบ.กองเรือคือจะเอาบิสมาร์คไปหลบที่เมืองเบรสต์ในฝรั่งเศส) ส่วนตัวนั้นผมคิดว่าถ้าเรือทั้ง 2 ยังปฏิบัติการร่วมกันในครั้งนั้น กองเรือของอังกฤษคงเสียหายมากกว่านี้แน่และหลังจากนั้น เรือปรินซ์ ออยเกน ก็ได้ปฏิบัติการในมหาสมุทรแอตแลนติก จนกระทั่งไปจอดที่เบรสต์ และนำไปสู่ปฏิบัติการที่แล่นฝ่าช่องแคบอังกฤษไปได้ หลังจากนั้นในช่วงปลายสงคราม วันที 20 ส.ค. 1944 เรือปรินซ์ ออยเกน ได้เข้าไปร่วมรบในแนวรบด้านรัสเซีย โดยได้ร่วมยิงต่อต้านรัสเซีย เพื่อสนับสนุนการเข้าตีโต้ของกองพลยานเกราะเยอรมัน โดยผลการยิงโจมตีนั้นถูกเป้าหมายถึง 80 เปอร์เซ็นต์โดยขณะที่ทำการยิงอยู่นั้นเรือมิได้ลอยอยู่กับที่แต่แล่นกลับไปมาซึ่งแสดงให้เห็นถึงประสิทธิภาพของพลปืนฝ่ายเยอรมัน ซึ่งผ่านการฝึกมาอย่างดี เหตุผลส่วนหนึ่งเกิดจากการที่เรือปรินซ์ ออยเกน ไม่ได้เข้าร่วมการสู้รบเป็นเวลากว่า 2 ปี เนื่องจากฮิตเลอร์เห็นว่าเรือรบขนาดใหญ่ไม่ประโยชน์ ทำให้เรือปรินซ์ ออยเกน ต้องประอยู่ในทะเลบอลติค หลังจากที่เรือปรินซ์ ออยเกนได้โจมตีชายฝั่งรัสเซียแล้วถอนตัวเพื่อหลีกเลี่ยงการโจมตี กลับเข้าสู่โกเท็นฮาเฟ่น และในเดือนตุลาคมก็ได้เข้าร่วมระดมยิงข้าศึกที่เข้าโจมตีเมืองเมเม่อย่างได้ผล แต่ระหว่างกลับไปรับกระสุนก็ชนกับเรือ ไลพซิคในตอนกลางคืน โดยได้รับความเสียหายทั้งคู่แต่ปรินซ์ ออยเกนใช้เวลาซ่อมเพียง 2 อาทิตย์ วันที่ 18 พ.ย. 1944 ได้เข้าร่วมรบบริเวณแหลมซอร์เวลม่า เพื่อช่วยการถอนตัวของทหารเยอรมัน แต่การระดมยิงครั้งนี้ไม่เหมือนกับครั้งก่อนๆเพราะทางรัสเซียได้ใช้ปืนยิงต่อต้านและเครื่องบินเข้าทิ้งระเบิด แต่ก็ไม่ได้รับความเสียหายเพราะระเบิดและตอร์ปิโดพลาดเป้าหมด จนกระทั้งสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 2 สิ้นสุดเรือปรินซ์ ออยเกน ยังดำรงอยู่ได้ ซึ่งต้นเรือของเรือปรินซ์ ออยเกนได้กล่าวไว้ว่า “เรือของตนได้ทำการยิงปืนขนาดหนักออกไปมากกว่าเรือรบลำใดๆทั้งสิ้นในสงครามโลกครั้งที่2” โดยที่เรือได้เข้าไปหลบภัยอยู่มี่ท่าเรือกรุงโคเป็นเฮก็นใน เดือนพ.ค. และต่อมาได้ถูกฝ่ายอเมริกายึดไว้ตามข้อตกลง พอทสดัม และการอวสานของเรือลำนี้คือ เป็นเป้าในการทดลองระเบิดปรมาณูในมหาสมุทรแปซิฟิคบริเวณเกาะบิกีนี

## เสียงในเกม

### บทพูด

เสียงบอกเวลา

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Black Knight Retreat

The first stop along the Harthill Walk is the Black Knight Retreat.

In *Ivanhoe* the Black Knight is a character who helps Wilfred of Ivanhoe and many of the other characters overcome obstacles. This character is incognito for a majority of the story, but we later learn that he is King Richard. He is first introduced at the tournament where he assists "The Disinherited Knight", whom the reader knows to be Wilfred of Ivanhoe. We also see him visiting with Friar Tuck, and later joining to rescue the Saxons travelers.

At one point, this character searches for a place to rest, which could have been the original inspiration for this bench's name.
Locksley Nook

Locksley Nook is the third bench along the Harthill Walk. This marks the middle of the walk and Locksley's decision to help Gurth actually happens to be in the middle of the book creating a connection between the town's trail and the book's story line.

Within the novel, Robin of Locksley makes an appearance at the tournament at Ashby. The story shows his great archery skills during the tournament at Prince John's request. While this does not seem incredibly important to the story at the time, the reader gets the sense that Locksley will pop up more than once within the story and that, he does.

Robin of Locksley and his men had been the same group of thieves that attacked Gurth on his way back from visiting Issac, the Jew. Locksley also helps Gurth, Wamba, and the Black Knight save the Saxon's from their captives later in the novel.
Storybook Town

Another story from the *Ivanhoe Centennial* showed how Ivanhoe, MN got the name Storybook Town.

In 1971, an exchange student came to Ivanhoe and after discovering that the town was named after the novel said, "Oh yes, the Storybook Town." The town quickly adopted the name.

The title has been used just as often as the names within *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott. From Storybook Manor and Storyland Daycare (both now closed) to Storybook Park (better known as Piggy Park), the name became an affectionate description of the town and some of its buisnesses.
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Alles hinterlässt seine Spur
Annäherung Astrologie Aufmerksamkeit
Aus dem alles ist und in dem alles ist
Ausgeglichenheit Außen Automaten
Barfuß Funken schlagen Beten Bewusstsein Big Bang Blume
Blume des Lebens
Bring sie zum klingen BuddhaGlocke Buddhismus
Chakren ChakrenTrommel Chor Cosmos
Daoismus Dein Resonanzkörper Der Mönch im Licht des Schattens
Der Regen
Der Ton macht die Musik Die Botschaft ist überall
Die Chakren meines Seins Die Glocke Die Symmetrie der Drei
Die Vier edlen Wahrheiten
Dimensionen Doppelspalt Drei Dreieck Drei Geheimnisperlen
Du solltest dich kennen, ehe du dich vernetzt
Du solltest dich selbst lieben Dynamik
Ebene EGOSUM Einer für Alle
Ein Impuls kann die Kraft einer atomaren Fusion entwickeln
Empfangen Energiezentren Erleuchtung Eros Erregung Esoterik
Fractal
Gagamail
Ganzheitlichkeit Geh hinein Geist Geordnet
Glaube Globalisierung Glocke Glockenklang Glockenklar Glockenturm
Göttlicher Funke
Gottesperle Grenzen
Handglocke Heiliger Geist Heraus Hilfe Hinduglocke Hinein Hirn
Hören Hoffnung Hyperraum
Hyperspace
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Kann ich auch gleichzeitig mehrfach stattfinden
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Laplace-Verteilung Lass ihn klingen Lebensfreude
Leg die Blätter übereinander
Leg die Hand auf Licht Liebe
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Meine sieben Katzen Meine Glocke Mein Funke Meine Welt
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Morphologie Multiversen Multisum Musik
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Spirit Synapse
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Wer in sich geht, findet sich
Wer sich nicht kennt, weiß auch nicht wohin Wieviel Leben habe ich
Woher Wohin
Wo lauf ich gerade Wüstenperle
Zuneigung Zwei Perlen der Liebe

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Expanding on Connections

While we can understand that the town and streets are named after the characters, estates and such from the story, it's important to note that there is more to the story that helps connect the town to the literary piece.

To understand this connection, we must first understand what Ivanhoe is exactly within the novel. The title of the book, Ivanhoe, refers to the Saxon knight, Wilfred of Ivanhoe. Wilfred was Cedric's disinherited son and because of this fact he had been unable to claim his estate. This estate, Ivanhoe, was never visited throughout the novel, leaving it up to the readers to fill in the blanks about where the estate lied.

The residents of Ivanhoe, MN used this information to their advantage, and named their town after the mysterious, yet important estate. By taking this name, the town takes the identity of the estate from the novel which creates a literary connection that suggests that Ivanhoe, MN could be the very same Ivanhoe estate. Which in turn, makes it seem like Ivanhoe, MN could be the home of the courageous knight, Wilfred of Ivanhoe.
Literary Connections: Ivanhoe and Ivanhoe Wikia

## Welcome to the Literary Connections: Ivanhoe and Ivanhoe Wikia

This wiki was created to show the connections and comparisons that can be noted between Sir Walter Scott's novel, *Ivanhoe*, and the town of Ivanhoe, Minnesota.

The importance of this piece is to show the historical background of the town of Ivanhoe, MN and how the book has had an effect on this background.

I am aware that there are other towns and cities across the world with a similar background as Ivanhoe, MN. If, as a viewer, you are acquainted with a town with this name or other connections to the novel, I would encourage you to comment or contact me regarding this information. If I miss a connection that can be made between Ivanhoe, MN and Scott's novel, I would appreciate contact regarding this, as well.

Contact me here: Brittany Vlaminck at brittany\_vlaminck@yahoo.com.

Thank you.

## Introduction to Connections

Sir Walter Scott's novel, *Ivanhoe*, was published in 1820. The historical fiction novel is set in 12th century England. The novel follows the course of many characters including the knight, Wilfred of Ivanhoe, whom the story is named after. The inspiration for the name of the small town in Southwest Minnesota, and for some of the names of the town's streets came from Scott's novel. This Wiki will show these connections and some other fun tidbits about how residents continue to show pride for their "Storybook Town".

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Westmore Power Station

Westmore Power Station, locally known as "Old West", was Fort Wake's primary source of energy for roughly a century before the Exodus. It was originally a coal-burning plant, but has since been outfitted with an advanced Palladium-Silver fusion reactor and separate turbine facility. Parts of the original coal plant are preserved as a historical landmark.
Cedric Street

Cedric Street is named after the Saxon noble, Cedric of Rotherwood. Cedric is a character from Sir Walter Scott's *Ivanhoe.*

This elderly character is strong-willed and proud man, who holds the loyalty of his people. Cedric believes in the Saxon line so much that he disowns his son, Wilfred of Ivanhoe, for joining King Richard's fight in the crusades. When King Richard 1 helps the outlaws fight against the evil Normans that captured Cedric's group, he is persuaded to believe in the king's good nature. This helps to reconcile Cedric and Ivanhoe.

Cedric Street has a connection to Rowena Street because of the literary connection between the two characters. Cedric was the guardian of Rowena, and so both of these characters lived in Ivanhoe. He was very protective of the Saxon princess and believe that a marriage between her and Sir Athelstane, a descendent of a Saxon leader, would be beneficial for the Saxon line. We can speculate that this is the reason why Cedric Street and Rowena Street are adjacent to each other.

But while this may help us understand why Cedric Street is a North-South road and Rowena Street is an East-West road, there is no explanation for why Saxon Street and Rotherwood Street are also adjacent to Cedric Street.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Harthill Walk

Over the year of 1989, the town rallied together to create a walking path around the town for its residents and visitors. During this time they decided on five resting areas to be set up between the walk on the outskirts of town.

A contest was held to decide on names for the benches that were to have a creative and/or connection to the characters within the novel. (*Ivanhoe Times,* May-December 1989)

The names chosen for the Harthill Walk in order starting from the sign pictured on the left are: Black Knight Retreat, Archer's Rest, Locksley Nook, Athelstane's Repose and Friar Tuck Bench.
Ashby Street

Ashby Street is named after the Saxon estate in the novel *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott.

Here is where the tournament, Ashby-de-la-Zouch takes place during the novel. The tournament is open to all noblemen of the time. The first day of the tournament features a joust that was won by The Disinherited Knight who we later learn is Wilfred of Ivanhoe. He is given the honor of naming the Queen of Love and Beauty for the following days of the celebration. Ivanhoe chooses the Saxon princess, Lady Rowena.

The second day of the tournament hosts a hand-to-hand combat and an archery contest. The hand-to-hand combat competition is also won by Wilfred of Ivanhoe, but because he had won the previous day, the title win was given to The Black Knight for helping Ivanhoe in his moment of need. The Black Knight, who we learn later in the story is King Richard 1, has disappeared by this time. Ivanhoe is badly injured and is later cared for by Rebecca the Jewess. The archery contest at the end of the day was won by the famous Robin of Locksley, better known as Robin Hood.

Because Ashby is a Saxon estate it makes sense that this street would be a East-West road because it would then be parallel to Saxon Street, Rowena Street, and Rotherwood Street. Because Rowena is named Queen of Love and Beauty at this place, we can see a literary connection between Rowena Street and Ashby Street.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Saxon Street

Saxon Street is named after the Anglo-Saxons of Europe. During the time frame of *Ivanhoe,* Normans and Saxons were at oddsbecause of the Norman Conquest of 1066 led by William 1.

We see this dislike especially in the Saxon noble, Cedric of Rotherwood. He is always cursing the Normans and acting as though he is better than them.

But we can also see that the new generation, which includes Wilfred of Ivanhoe, Lady Rowena, and Sir Athelstane, does not hold such a large grudge against the Normans as a whole, but individually is another subject.

Wilfred of Ivanhoe, a Saxon knight, follows King Richard 1 to fight in the Crusades. This alliance to a Norman king is what lead to Ivanhoe being disowned by his father. While this an example of a Norman the younger Saxon generation accepted; many of the Normans in the novel are disliked for their personalities and actions including Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, Maurice de Bracy, Front de Beouf, and Prince John.

Saxon Street is adjacent to Norman Street; this creates a connection between the two streets that helps to show that these are opposing forces.

Saxon Street is parallel to Rotherwood Street and Rowena Street. We can speculate that this is because Rowena is a Saxon princess and because Rotherwood was an estate owned by a Saxon nobleman.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Ivanhoe the Novel

Ivanhoe is a historical, romantic novel written in 1820 by Sir Walter Scott. This was Scott's first novel that focuses on an English subject.

Set in 12th century England, King Richard 1 and his men are in the midst of returning from the Third Crusade. In the novel, the king is taken captive in Austria on his way home. Wilfred of Ivanhoe, the knight that the novel is named for, was one of the men that fought alongside Richard 1. His actions won the favor of the king.

Wilfred of Ivanhoe is the son of Cedric of Rotherwood. Ivanhoe had been disinherited by his father when he decided to fight alongside the Norman king. When the knight returns from the crusades, he visits his father's home in disguise. Here he saves the life of Issac the Jew by warning him of an ambush.

Issac accompanies Ivanhoe to Ashby for the tournament, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Because Ivanhoe helped the Jew, Issac offers him the opportunity to acquire armor and a horse to enter into the tournament. During the two day tournament, Ivanhoe jousts against some of Prince John's supporters and defeats them. He also defeats some of the men in hand-to-hand combat with the help of the Black Knight, who's true identity is revealed later in the story. In the tournament, Ivanhoe was wounded and then is nursed back to health by the exotic Jewess, Rebecca, Issac's daughter.

After the tournament, Cedric and his party including the Lady Rowena, Athelstane, Issac and his Daughter, and Ivanhoe, are taken hostage on their way home By Maurice de Bracy and the Templar, Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert. Both de Bracy and de Bois-Guilbert have their eyes on respectively, Rowena and Rebecca, while both of the ladies have their eyes set for Ivanhoe. The group is taken to Front-de-Boeuf's Castle of Torquilstone.

The castle is attacked by a band of Saxons, Robin of Locksley and his merry men, and the Black Knight, who we learn is no other than King Richard 1 himself. During the fight, Rebecca is kidnapped by de Bois-Guilbert. She is charged of witchcraft and demands a trial of combat. At the last minute, Ivanhoe, who has been wounded for much of the story, arrives to fight on the behalf of Rebecca.

At the end of the novel, King Richard helps to reconcile Cedric and Ivanhoe, and the knight and the Lady Rowena are married. Rebecca leaves for Spain with her father.
Rebecca Street

Rebecca Street was named after one of the heroines in *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott. Rebecca is the exotic jewess. She is the daughter of Issac the Jew, and through the novel she falls in love with Wilfred of Ivanhoe while she nurses him to health.

Rebecca is head strong and wild, an obvious opposing force to the Lady Rowena. She is known for her beauty and is doted upon by many of the men in the novel, even against their beliefs.

The most memorable scene of Rebecca is when she threatens to throw herself out of the tower at the Castle of Torquilstane, when Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert comes to her.

There are not many connections between Rebecca Street and the other streets. But one does lie between Rowena Street and Rebecca Street. Rowena and Rebecca both have feelings for Wilfred of Ivanhoe, which puts them at odds. These opposing forces were put on adjacent roads because of this creating a literary connection between their placements.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Norman Street

Norman Street is named after the Anglo-Normans of Europe. During the time frame of *Ivanhoe,* Normans and Saxons were at oddsbecause of the Norman Conquest of 1066 led by William 1.

Normans are in power at the time during the novel, and many of them are very rude to the Saxons when they are near. An example is the way the Normans talk about Cedric and Rowena at the banquet the second night of the tournament.

While many of these Normans, including Prince John, Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, Front de Beouf and Maurice de Bracy, are disliked among the Saxons because of their personalities and actions, we can see that not all Normans are bad. King Richard 1 is also a Norman, but we see that Wilfred of Ivanhoe stands behind him when he follows the king to the Crusades.

Norman Street is adjacent to Saxon Street; this creates a connection between the two streets that helps to show that these are opposing forces.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
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Rotherwood Street

Rotherwood Street is named after the Rotherwood estate in *Ivanhoe.* The estate is owned by Cedric the Saxon. Within the novel, some time is spent within Cedric's Hall at Rotherwood as we are introduced to some of the main characters of the story including Cedric, Rowena the Saxon princess, Issac the Jew, and the Templar, Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert.

We also meet Wilfred of Ivanhoe in Rotherwood, but because he is in disguise as a palmer, we are not aware that this is the novel's hero character.

Rotherwood Street is parallel to Saxon Street and Rowena Street. Because the estate that Rotherwood Street is named after is ruled by a Saxon noble, we can speculate that this is a connection that was made on purpose when deciding on the street names.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Rowena Street

Rowena Street is named after one of our heroines from *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott. Rowena is the beautiful Saxon princess under the care of Cedric of Rotherwood during the novel. She is in love with Cedric's son, Wilfred of Ivanhoe and awaits his return from the crusades.

Rowena is inquisitive, brave, and noble. Her strong heart holds fast for Ivanhoe even at the temptation of marriage to Sir Athelstane or Maurice de Bracy. She holds her head high at all points in the novel, showing the entire court at the Ashby-de-la-Zouch tournament what nobility should look like.

Rebecca Street lies adjacent to Rowena Street. Both of these women have feelings for Ivanhoe in the novel. Because of this, the women are opposing forces, and making the streets run opposite ways show that the connection between these two is not very strong.

Rowena Street is an East-West road that lies parallel to Rotherwood Street. Because Rotherwood is her home in the novel, the parallelism creates a connection between the streets. These two streets also connect to Saxon Street in a similar way. Because Rowena is the Saxon princess, and Rotherwood is an estate belonging to a Saxon nobleman, it makes sense that Saxon Street would be would also be parallel to these two Saxon based streets.

While looking at these last few Saxon connections, you'd think that Cedric Street should have been an East-West road as well, but, alas, it is not. What we can speculate though, is that this road was put in the opposite direction of Rowena Street because of the literary connections between these characters. Cedric pushed for a marriage between Rowena and Athelstane, against Rowena's wishes. This could have been a source for why Cedric Street and Rowena Street are adjacent to each other like Rebecca Street and Rowena Street.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Sherwood Street

Sherwood Street was named after the famous Sherwood Forest. This forest is often mentioned, and even visited during the story of *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott.

*Ivanhoe* is one of the many stories that features the famous Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest, but this story is even an origin story to the nickname. Most of the novel, Robin Hood refers to himself by his original name, Robin of Locksley.

When the Black Knight travels and visits Friar Tuck's Chapel, he is actually traveling through Sherwood Forest.

Sherwood Street runs right though the middle of town. In the novel, the forest lies between a lot of the estates. This idea creates a literary connection between Sherwood Street in Ivanhoe, MN and Sherwood Forest in the novel.

Return to Streets of Ivanhoe.
Overview

The Portland Health and Science University library is in the process of
developing a technology plan that includes the addition of a DAM system
to manage scholarly research and special collections. The PHSU library
supports the mission of the university by providing support to academic
programs, medical researchers, practicing physicians, and individuals
with an interest in the history of medicine in Oregon. The library is
part of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM) and as
such, a major aspect of the PHSU and PHSU library strategic plans
includes increasing our ability to manage "big data" and make our special collections and resources available and accessible.
Athelstane's Repose

Athelstane's Repose was named after the lazy Saxon knight in *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott. This bench is the fourth stop along the Harthill Walk.

Athelstane is not very active throughout the story, but he is a descendent of Edward the Confessor, who was Saxon nobility. Cedric of Rotherwood wants to wed Lady Rowena to Athelstane to keep the Saxon line going. But when the story comes to a close, Athelstane backs down to Wilfred of Ivanhoe for the hand of Lady Rowena.

There is a moment in the story, before Cedric's party was taken captive, when Athelstane requests the group stop for a repose, or break. This is likely where the idea of Athelstane's Repose came from.
Ivanhoe the Town

The *Ivanhoe Centennial*, published in 2000 by the citizens of Ivanhoe for their 100th year anniversary, offers information about the naming of the town, some of the streets and the Harthill Walk.

According to the *Ivanhoe Centennial,* the first farmer of Ivanhoe purchased land from Michael Pukrop of Wilno on July 17, 1899. This began the little town's settlement.

It was originally along the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, but in 1969, the railroad was shut down.

The following pages will show how the town and some of the streets were named and how it connects to a novel called *Ivanhoe* by Sir Walter Scott.
Friar Tuck Bench

Friar Tuck's Bench is the final bench on the Harthill Walk in Ivanhoe, MN.

In the story of *Ivanhoe,* Friar Tuck is only called the friar originally. He is a very self-preserved man and keeps to himself and the men that do service for him (Locksley and his men). We first are introduced to the friar when the Black Knight demands to stay with him for the night.

This bench was probably named to keep the Locksley idea running throughout the Harthill Walk. Since Friar Tuck can be considered a member of Locksley's men, we can accept the connection between his bench and Locksley's other areas.
Mission & Goals

## Mission

As an intellectual steward of information, the PHSU Library advances knowledge and improvement of health in partnership with our community through supporting research and the history of medicine.

## Goals

In order to access whether or not our Digital Asset Management Technology plan was a success we need to keep these goals in mind for evaluation of the progress the DAM implementation.

* To increase storage space for photos, media and data from medical research.
* To allow for better resolution images of biological images.
* Increase use of media management beyond the use of internet web pages.
* To archive and keep media, data, and photographs of the History of Medicine for perpetuity.
* To create a secure space for PHSU research including human test subject data and clinical trials
* Enhance the role of the library in the research function of the university

## Objectives

* Select a Digital Asset Management system that will suit the needs of research and archival collections
* Analyze staff resources and develop training plan
* Set a realistic timeline for implementation
Accessibility & Sustainability

## Accessibility

* Data in OMERO can be annotated so that comments and descriptions can be added to images
* In OMERO images can be panned or zoomed, viewed in 3D, and a variety of other ways to allow for maximum accessibility
* OMERO also has improved searching by name or other text associated with the data in all fields to make data easy to find for anyone using the system
* HP Records Manager is designed to work with existing ILS providing easy access to historical collections and archives

## Sustainability

* Both systems are highly interoperable and support data migrations with ease
* A two system approach is more sustainable.
* If the needs of researchers change we have the ability to switch out just OMERO increasing the overall sustainability
* HP just merged with Autonomy and merged several data management functions into one robust system indicating that this product should be supported for many years
Resources

## Collaborators

Creators Jackie Burgett, Alanna Colwell, and Gabriela Martinez Mercier are students in the Emporia State University SLIM Graduate program. They all share a common interested in academic libraries, library technology, and accessibility.

Here is a link to the Technology Presentation:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Y0v4KSJZW4tSQ3NOPgmCJDU2\_CIHjOySHIgXuysZnO4/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000

## Contributors

Special thanks to **Kyle Banerjee** a Digital Collections and
Metadata Librarian at the Oregon Health & Science University for his
 particular insight and knowledge of the assessment, research, and
evaluation of DAMs. His advice proved to be invaluable in supplementing
our understanding of DAMs as well as the needs and expectations of a
library comparable to our own.

A big thank you to **Maggie Hanson** and the Digital Asset
team at the Portland Art Museum for imparting their knowledge regarding
implementation and best practices regarding high resolution images and
security.

## References

Allan, C., Burel, J. M., Moore, J., Blackburn, C., Linkert, M., Loynton, S. Swedlow, J. R. (2012). OME remote objects (OMERO): A flexible, model-driven data management system for experimental biology. *Nature Methods*, *9*(3), 245–253.

G2 Crowd. (2015). Compare best digital asset management software. Retrieved from: https://www.g2crowd.com/categories/digital-asset-management

Pickett, K. M., & Knapp, M. M. (2014). A global snapshot of the state of digital collections in the health sciences, 2013. *Journal of the Medical Library Association : JMLA*, *102*(2), 121–125.

## Vendor Information

CONTENTdm by OCLC: http://www.oclc.org/en-US/contentdm.html

Cumulus by Canto: http://www.canto.com/

Portfolio by Extensis: http://www.extensis.com/digital-asset-management/portfolio/

HP Record Manager by Hewlett-Packard: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/software-solutions/edrm-electronic-document-records-management/

## Open Source Information

CollectiveAccess by Whirl-i-Gig: http://www.collectiveaccess.org/

Dspace by Duraspace: http://www.dspace.org/

Inveno by CERN Document Server Software Consortium: http://invenio-software.org/

Islandora by the Islandora Foundation: http://islandora.ca/about

OMERO by Open Microscopy Environment (OME): http://www.openmicroscopy.org/site/products/omero
Dark Secrets

"**Dark Secrets**" is the ninth episode of the second season of *Dino Changer*, and the nineteenth episode of the series overall. It aired in 2012.

## Synopsis

Strozen learns the truth about Darsic, the terrorist attack, and the addiction, while Sharvik is kidnapped by Blackstone and Strozen also races to find the Grey Gorner before Smokazeen.
DAM Wikia

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Budget

PHSU received grants for medical research. As an important part of the endeavors for the university we must keep in step with the technology that will allow PSHU to thrive as a leader in the medical field. Bringing together grants, donations, and a small portion of the library annual budget. The funds allotted to the Digital Asset Management System is $115,000 annually. The cost of training for staff and faculty over the implementation period is estimated to be $60,000.
Fort Wake

The city. To be filled in

## Industry

### Natural Resources

Fort Wake lies in an iron, coal, and uranium-rich region. Historically, mining was the town's primary industry, later expanding into steelworks and refineries as well. The natural uranium ore deposits lent the town a head start in its development of power generation technologies and the building of the region's first and largest nuclear power station.

### Fort Wake Scientific Region

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Benefits & Challenges

## Benefits of OMERO

* Omero is a top notch DAM for medical research and is used by similar institutions to PHSU.
* It supports over 140 image file formats, including all major microscope format and tissue scanner.
* Easy to transfer interface that includes 3D imaging and high quality tools to analyze research.
* Exports in original file with metadata or presentation format.
* This system will allow PHSU to participate in global health initiatives and clinical trials that are long-term and have global partners due to 3rd part analyzing tools

## Challenges of OMERO

* The open source software will require a higher degree of in-house manipulation
* Significant training will be required to get staff prepared for launch
* Selecting OMERO requires a second DAM for archives and the necessity of a two stage launch

## Benefits of HP Records Manager

* Records Manager, previously TRIM, is a very robust DAM with a high degree of scalability.
* Uses a "in place" records storage framework to reduce the need for migration
* Secure and streamlined process that is appropriate for archival records and limited retention institutional records
* High degree of training and documentation available
* Vendor support included with the system

## Challenges of HP Records Manager

* Cost of system is annual
* Designed for Windows operating system. It has a web application for most other operating systems including mobile, but main system is limited to Windows.

* Feedback on web forums point to some disruption to the end user experience after software upgrades.
Terra

An alternate Earth, and the planet on which the events of the RP (mostly) take place.

The society and culture of Terra is set in the near future, approximately 2030-2050, which allows for some sci-fi technology such as robotic limbs and less-faulty cloning. It can be safely assumed that all technology that exists today exists in Terra.

Countries and geography are not 1:1 since this is Minecraft. (If you really wanted a character that speaks specific language, you could get away with that - but it wouldn't be called the same name.) The country in which this is set has a monarchy and parliament, as well as the primary language being English - but it is not England.

Magic did not exist as anything more than a supernatural belief (for example: Wicca) until the events of the Ferros Exodus. The sudden introduction triggered a massive cascade of effects, with disease and disaster devastating most human infrastructure and taking significant chunks out of the population.

(WIP)

## History

Rough timeline of events preceding and after the Exodus. Py, this is mostly on you.

## Current State of Affairs

The country is in a state of national emergency - think WW1 Britain with rationing and grow-your-own propaganda inside cities. Most places are abandoned and being slowly taken over by wilderness. Roads are in so-so conditions at best, internet and telephones are scarce. Electricity is difficult to come by unless you have a generator or a functioning power station near you.

It is the apocalypse, so keep this in mind when playing.