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Enjoy the latest News from PaxLair, the Player City on Chesapeake Shard of Ultima Online
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SEE PAXLAIR TIMES FOR NEWS
The PaxLair Community is still very active! News here is being replaced by the articles in the PaxLair Times. So to see our latest activities, go to http://www.paxlair.com/times/
Don't forget, we have meetings every week on Tuesdays at 9 PM ET. Those announcements are also in the PaxLair Times.
Dragonspeed to everyone and see you in the Realm!
Winfield, Governor of PaxLair Statehood
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Decisions to make about Loyalties in the Realm
Governor Winfield introduces the topic of Loyalties for a monarch in the Realm. PaxLair Statehood is unique with three cities and many guilds of differing attitudes about good and evil and for or against saving the Realm from evil . Therefore, Governor Winfield offers ideas and options that might also be used by other towns, cities, and guilds in the Realm.
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EM Vladimere Tours the PaxLair Statehood
November 19, 2009 - PaxLair Statehood, Chesapeake
The PaxLair Statehood hosted a special tour for EM Vladimere on Thursday, November 19, 2009. The tour was part of the banner and teleporter project brought up by Chesapeake citizens and the Event Managers. The PaxLair tour went to PaxOku in Tokuno, the Olag Hai Orc Fort in Felucca, and PaxLair City in Felucca. The tour of Dragons Watch took place the previous day. As a reminder, PaxLair is a Statehood of three cities: PaxLair City, Dragons Watch, and PaxOku. PaxLair also has various outposts, forts, centers, and favorite fishing spots (for the Governor).
The...
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PaxLair 11th Anniversary Celebration
PaxLair Statehood - January 15, 2009
The 11th Anniversary of PaxLair Celebration starts on January 16th and concludes on January 19th. PaxLair was founded on January 19, 1998 in a quiet meadow west of the crossroads of Yew, Minoc, and Britain and the Compassion Shrine on Felucca.
PaxLair, now a Statehood of three cities, continues to be a vibrant community of several races of beings like humans, elves, orcs, and savages. The three cities are PaxLair City (Felucca), Dragons Watch (Felucca), and PaxOku (Tokuno). PaxLair's tenets of Peace, Neutrality, and Role-playing continue to guide the community through the...
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PaxLair City Superb Event! Tycho Veg Book Release
PAXLAIR CITY - July 24, 2008
We have not published much information lately on the ethereal PaxLair Site .... sorry about that. BUT, we have a very, very notable event with lots of history!
Lenora penning the Tycho Veg Biography
Yes, Lenora has researched and penned a Biography of Tycho Veg, a long-ago citizen and official of PaxLair City well before PaxLair became a Statehood. So this is many years ago, practically to the beginning of PaxLair (ca. 1998).
Tycho Veg was one of then Mayor Winfield's chancellors and the one who also invented the flying machine ... among...
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Non-Realm News Feeds
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CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero
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CNN.com delivers up-to-the-minute news and information on the latest top stories, weather, entertainment, politics and more.
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Rep. Bennie Thompson says the committee has also talked with Defense Department personnel about a draft executive order to have voting machines in battleground states seized
The House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection has been having conversations with former Attorney General William Barr, the committee's chairman said Sunday.
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Analysis: Why Rudy Giuliani's fake electors scheme was so dangerous to democracy
CNN reported Thursday that Rudy Giuliani, former attorney for Donald Trump and New York City mayor, led an effort to recruit and install fake electors in seven swing states, a direct attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
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Opinion: What Trump's loss at the Supreme Court means for the future of democracy
On Wednesday evening, the US Supreme Court removed the last obstacle to a congressional committee receiving critical documents about the January 6 insurrection.
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Why these former Trump advisers think his legal woes won't hurt him
Despite a week of mounting legal woes, former Trump advisers David Urban and Alyssa Farah Griffin tell CNN's Dana Bash that the former President shouldn't be worried.
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Analysis: No, Biden and Trump are not alike on election legitimacy
In America's two-party competition, the strategy, tactics and rhetoric of Republicans and Democrats sometimes resemble two sides of the same coin.
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Sanders says it was 'absolutely' appropriate for Sinema to be censured
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said Sunday it was appropriate for the Arizona Democratic Party to censure moderate Sen. Kyrsten Sinema for her vote against a filibuster carve-out for voting rights, a key priority for Democrats.
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New Mexico's governor signs up to be volunteer substitute teacher amid staffing shortage
• After Omicron, here's what experts say could come next
• How Omicron is hitting cruise ships
• Country shows what life is like after massive Omicron wave
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Ukraine receives second weapons shipment from US
• US putting together 'global' strategy to increase gas production if Russia invades Ukraine, officials say
• Opinion: Is mud in Putin's forecast?
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A stowaway was found alive aboard a plane wheel in Amsterdam after flying more than 11 hours
Dutch authorities discovered a stowaway hiding in the nose wheel of a cargo plane when it landed at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport Sunday morning.
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Wife of Supreme Court justice facing scrutiny after new report
CNN's Don Lemon speaks to reporter Jane Mayer about her new piece detailing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' wife's ties to right-wing groups. Justice Thomas and Ginny Thomas declined to be interviewed for Mayer's article in The New Yorker.
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