Archive for May 27th, 2011
HOY FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES
Friday, May 27th, 2011HOY FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES
05/27/2011
The HoY Bank accepts and converts
(NON COPYABLE PRIM COINS ONLY)
HOY BANK
Coins of Ianda (made by the mint of Landa, branch of the HoY bank, named: Ianda Tarsk)
Coins of Oasis of Klima (made by the mint of Landa, branch of the HoY bank) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 1 Klima Tarsk
Coins of Port Cos (made by the mint of Landa, branch of the HoY bank) 1:1
Coins of Tentium/Tyros (made by the mint of Landa, branch of the HoY bank) 1: 1 but charge 10% conversion of coins from allied cities (those Tentium have trade agreements with) and 20% for all others)
CITIES WHICH USE COINS MADE BY THE MINT OF LANDA
Coins of Tafa Trading Post (made by the mint of Landa) 1:1
Coins of Ostia (made by the mint of Landa) 1:1
Coins of Piedmont (made by the mint of Landa) 1:1
CITIES WHICH USE THEIR OWN COINS BUT CONVERT COINS OF IANDA
Coins of Rose Isles (they accept Ianda coins) 1:1 (contract)
Coins of Port Kar (they accept Ianda coins) 1:1 (contract)
Coins of Sais (they accept Ianda coins) 1:1 (contract)
City of Turia 1 ingot for every 124 tarns/tarsks of the same metal (contract)
CITIES WHICH DO NOT ACCEPT IANDA COINS
Coins of Treve (Tarn system) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 1 Treve tarn
Coins of Besnitt (made by the mint of Landa) 1: 1
Coins of Thentis (Thentis do not convert coins of Landa) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 5 Thentis Tarsks
OLD COINS
Coins of former Vonda (made by Jarvis Quan, new Vonda does not convert coins of Landa) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 5 Vonda Tarsks
Coins of former Port of Victoria (made by Deb alcott) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 5 Victoria Tarsks
Coins of Imperial Ar (made by Asea Andel) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 1 Imperial Ar Tarsk
The old Landa coins (named: Landa Tarsk) are not longer valid.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Coins of Tampica (under construction)
Fluctuations in exchange rates are possible.
Tropical Storm Will Hit the Shores of Landa
Friday, May 27th, 2011
Coast Guard units in Landa are readying crews and equipment and warning offshore mariners in anticipation of a tropical Storm, which is expected pass off the region’s shore, generating strong seas around 60 hands of height.
This evening, the Landa authorities says that this storm well pass well east of Port Shilo tomorrow. Combined with a persistent south to southwest wind, the storm will cause significant swells along the Landa south coast through this week.
Fishermen heading south or southeast of the region should be prepared for gusty winds and high seas tonight and early tomorrow morning.
Although the storm is expected to have the greatest impact offshore, the Admin Of Landa is urging boat owners to secure their boats both before and after the storm and report as soon as possible to the nearest docks if they discover that their boats have broken loose.
“When we get a report of an empty boat drifting, we don’t know if someone is in distress or if a boat just broke free from the dock,” said Rarius Yuroki to the Ianda Times.