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I realize that the fonts used to create the lettering on the album covers was probably not done on a computer, but it is a pleasant extra touch if one can approximate the original artwork when creating a cassette or CD. The only font I ever found to be somewhat close is Bitstream Informal011. Anybody know/have/created others that are closer?
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Par Fleche is a French Canadian word meaning to deflect an arrow. The term par fleche refers to the painted rawhide containers that were made to by Plains Indian to carry personal items, sacred items or meat. Most of the containers were made of buffalo raw hide by the women. The par fleche containers were of different sizes and shapes such as cylindrical square and rectangular. These containers were also painted with earth paints using mostly geometric design.
A battle between 50 Alliance ships and an equal Syndicate Worlds force only 6 ships survive. 3 Syndic heavy cruisers one of which is still combat capable survioived the battle. On the Alliance site the heavy cruisers Haubeck and Utap survived the battle but are unable to fight before repairing battle damage. The light cruiser Fleche lost all weapons and the power core shut down.
Under Desjanis command about 100 alliance soldiers board the syndic heavy cruiser. Milam manages to reach the power core and achieve a partial core collapse. With only a minutes notice Desjani orders everyone with her to return to Fleche and move to the opposite side of the light cruiser.
Due to these actions 26 sailors from the Fleche survived and the surviving alliance heavy cruisers have enough time to repair their systems and destroy the remaining syndicate worlds ships. Both Desjani and Milam have been put in for the Fleet Cross.
In 1615, Champlain thought the time ripe for theinstitution of Indian missions upon the St. Lawrence,a spiritual field hitherto neglected, and introducedto Quebec four members of the fraternity ofRcollets, the most austere of the three orders of7Franciscans; these were Fathers Denis Jamay, Jeand'Olbeau, and Joseph le Caron, and a lay brother,Pacifique du Plessis. To D'Olbeau was assignedthe conversion of the Montagnais of the Lower St.Lawrence; Le Caron went to the Hurons, or Wyandots,in the vast stretch of forested wilderness westof the Ottawa River, and before the coming of autumnhad established a bark chapel in their midst;Jamay and Du Plessis remained in the neighborhoodof Quebec, ministering to the colonists and thewandering savages who came to the little settlementfor purposes of trade or sociability, or through fearof scalp-hunting Iroquois. For ten years did thesegray friars practice the rites of the church in theCanadian woods, all the way from the fishing andtrading outpost of Tadoussac to the western Lake ofthe Nipissings. Barefooted, save for heavy woodensandals, coarsely clad in gown and hood, enduringin a rigorous climate, to which they were unused, allmanner of hardships by flood and field, they wereearnestly devoted to their laborious calling in a timewhen elsewhere the air of New France was noisywith the strife of self-seeking traders and politicians.Yet somehow their mission seemed without importantresult. Even less successful was the enterpriseof some fellow Rcollets, who, in 1619, beganindependent work among the French fishermen and Micmacsof Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Gasp,but were forced in 1624, after many disasters, toabandon their task, three of them joining the party atQuebec.
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