#cjc week

[blatterburystreet]

Birthmarks from last cjc week

[caejose-week-ripplesoflove]

💖💖💖HELLO CAEJOSE NATION!💖💖💖

It's been some time since the last time CJC week has been held. Today we would like to introduce our prompts for early next year.

We spoke with the community, asked for your input and all worked together to make this week happen so thank you very much for all the patience, creativity and help! FEBRUARY is the month our beloved characters spent together so we thought it would be cute to incorporate it this time around.

💖WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DELAY, HERE ARE OUR PROMPTS FOR THE UPCOMING WEEK!💖

PROMPTS:

2/8: Water // Petals

2/9 Old Love // Young Love

2/10 Food // Ribbons

2/11 Dressing Up // Dressing Down

2/12 Flowers // Traditions

2/13 Love Language // Tequila

2/14 Stuffed Animals // FREE DAY

RULES:

-Submit your posts under the tag #CJCWeek2025

-Please wait until the proper date for the prompt to post your submissions. LATE SUBMISSIONS ARE OKAY! But please refrain from early submissions!!!

-All real forms of art are allowed whether it be digital, traditional, writing, edits, amvs, cosplay, photography, music, ect

-NO AI! Any stolen or AI generated work allowed. We put our love into this one.

-NSFW WORK IS ALLOWED. Where this is not our main focus you are free to share a censored/cropped variation, or a link to the full piece under the tags. Please tag any and all NSFW accordingly. Do NOT have the preview of your post where everyone can see. This event is intended to be for all ages. Thank you!

-You are allowed to do all, one, some, or even skip prompts. This is entirely for fun! Do not stress. Multiple pieces are allowed for one prompt if you desire.

-You are ABSOLUTELY allowed and encouraged to draw ANY AU you desire for these prompts!

💖💖💖

Reminders will be posted as the date comes closer. We wanted to give the community plenty of time to work ahead and make sure everyone has a chance to see. Feel free to comment below if you have any questions! Love you all!

[clara-licht]

I'M FINALLY CAUGHT UP WITH TWSB 😭😭

Thankfully, like TCF, I'm reading while it's still on going so I don't feel that emptiness that comes with finishing a series! (looking at you, ORV)

CJC is such a good ship I can't even-- 🥲

Still, my favorite character is apparently our beloved Cardinal, Aurelie Boutier 💖 that scene when she kept saying our Jesse is stuck in my head.... or my child...... 🥲

ANYWAYS!! I've been sleeping around 4-6 AM this past 2 weeks bcs of TWSB and it's now 4 AM so I should probably go to sleep now lol

[f0xgl0v3]

Games played in Camp Jupiter

Covering smaller games that the kids have taken time to play, and the bigger official games, this post was going to be also a Camp Half-Blood one but really like… I just don’t talk about CHB lol.

When I mention something about actual Ancient Rome, take any and all my words with pinches of salt, I try to research a lot but for silly posts like this I cannot 100% confirm that my information is historically accurate. I am not historian:]

Camp Jupiter

Camp Jupiter takes their games seriously. Literally doesn’t matter the game, everyone get super riled up for the war games. Or you’d see the most competitive game of Yahtzee. Staring with the canon war games first, the ones mentioned are listed below,

Death ball; described as similar to paint ball, except wild- using things like various dangerous poisons, acids, and fireballs (however that may be) and is the most deadly. Canonically (as we get the only deathball match in Camp Jupiter classified) is played by launching the balls from mini manuballista, or smaller variants of a type of ancient Roman crossbow. We only get one paragraph explaining it then move on, I think that’s the nature of CJC and I honestly don’t care for it that much. Despite my confusion on how this game canonically is described, I’d like to say my own Hc I got when I first heard ‘Deathball’ in SoN. In my head it’s water balloon fight, dodgeball-esque. With all of the deadly things in these balls that break on contact. It probably is the newest war game after some Praetors in more modern times instated it. The game is very loose, you’re with your contubernium (A Contubernium is the smallest unit in the Roman military, close to modern squads and though they likely didn’t serve much purpose other than to boost morale and like group stuff in the legion I like thinking of them serving a slightly bigger purpose in my Camp Jupiter- more on that in the future) and the goal is probably to make it to a certain marker or something without loosing members or whatever. Because reminder, the war games are just practices of war skills that the legionnaires need to know and serve a purpose to train them and aren’t just silly little games. And as for a cherry on top Ancient Romans possibly played Dogeball akin games- (P.S Frank also mentions this one too but I just didn’t mention that)

Siege is the name of the game we see in SoN and I really don’t have many thoughts on Siege, think that maybe it’s a bit more organized and the cohorts have a lot more stratagem (my autocorrect just used stratagem and I’m not changing it) involved in it. War games are probably a like twice a month thing and are announced probably the week before(? Like the first week of the month the war game for next Friday is announced and then after that the next is announced for the last day of the month, idk tho) and cohorts are given more time to plan.

Gladiator battles; Frank mentions this once and then we move on with no further explanation. I’d think this (and chariot racing among other things) are played in New Rome, and it’s a bracket tournament style (sort of like how Wrestling meets work except also trying to narrow it down until all the matches funnel into one victor? Like those bracket things in like basketball or in the movies- idk) and should only have one victor like I said. Killing isn’t the name of the game in this iteration (they still need their legionnaires-) though injuries are very common and a few have died to it, but surprisingly has a pretty low death rate; probably because they have both camp medics and actual doctors from New Rome on site.

Chariot Racing; the other one that Frank mentions. Also in New Rome, worked roughly the same as in Rome. I don’t have many thoughts other than this shifts Camp a bit and (like from my skimming of some articles-) higher ranking legionnaires and higher ranking families like to have their own horse teams, certain legionnaires take interest in charioteering too. Two members from each cohort are possibly selected for the chariot racing (Two races occur every time, for the fun of it) and compete as usual.

Legionnaires when finally retiring from the legions often do like pursuing careers that correlate to was ancient Roman sports were like. There are leagues purely for different teams within New Rome, seeing as sports are very important (Also if including my silly little outposts hc, they also have their own teams and the leagues have their own stuff and it’s like sports-)

Now, I’m actually good with the list of canon war games and don’t have much more to add onto it, and therefore I wanna get into the smaller games that legionnaires on their own free time like playing,

Swimming; Legion-wide activity that legionnaires like taking part in, whether that is swimming in the little tiber, or in recreational parts of the bathhouse/bathhouses. Legionnaires from not New Rome like to introduce water games.

Boxing and wrestling are givens though they lean more ancient, no dying but the rules are a bit looser. Boxing gloves aren’t used and Camp opts for the traditional method of wrapping your hands with cloth or even just going bare knuckle if both parties agree to it. It’s recreational and not taken too seriously, though disputes sometimes are solved in any method of these smaller games (think duel esque but not actually dying)

Running events; stuff like foot races are really common in camp for freetime. Also doubles as crucial camp training for stamina and strength, plus tag has begun to be integrated too.

Soccer; American football hasn’t caught on too much but Soccer is shared between bother parties. Modern soccer and then New Rome’s soccer type, along with other ball games like rugby, and kickball.

Mythomagic; practically universal. Most New Rome kids grew up on it and will teach new legionnaires that don’t know. There’s a shop in New Rome that specializes in games.

Any type of Ancient Roman board games; there’s a lot and I don’t want to list all of them but this category. Most legionnaires grew up on them and play them with each other. Though it gets competitive.

Yahtzee; have I ever played Yahtzee? No. Do I know how to play Yahtzee? Also no. But it has dice in it and I feel like several Demigods made homemade Yahtzee and started playing.

Varying modern board games; some have caught on but all are mostly homemade except for a few that are from New Rome or families that live outside of New Rome sending them to active legionnaires. Things like monopoly are popular

Mafia; New Rome kids have run with it and it really is a good skill builder for their mind skills or whatever. (I put it in because I like Mafia and I don’t hear people talk about it.)

Note on a future update of the Camp Jupiter map, I have given up on drawing it- drawing it makes it 10x more confusing for me, I’ll just describe things and buildings and I’m honestly better at that. If anyone wants to tackle drawing it from any future descriptions I’d give them go ahead but for now I’ll stick to just describing it all with my delight rather than stressing myself over a map lol.

Also the gaming scene needs to come out with a rpg(?) game set in Ancient Rome with deep character customization, interesting story, and focuses more on the story than combat mechanics because I want that (think Pokémon or Hogwarts legacy esque) also a Pjo game that is similar to the games I mentioned, please I’d froth at the throat over it.

Anyway like I said this was supposed to include CHB games but like- I don’t know but I just.. don’t talk about CHB. I’m more motivated about Camp Jupiter and like talking about it more.

Also wanted to include my favorite board game (Ticket to Ride) in this but I sadly do not think it’s very popular in Camp Jupiter. Also I spitefully didn’t name Chess, but chess is probably played.

[tourmaline-waves]

From CJC Week, feat. Tequila Joseph!

[aaronantium]

Vidding Bootcamp has two separate courses this year, with sessions on Fridays and Sundays. You can find more info on them at https://www.dcslash.org/events/vidding-bootcamp-2023. Classes will start in the first week of May, with the first zoom sessions starting on May 5. If you'd like to skip the extra info step, you can always check out the classroom itself at the google classrooms for each course. Beginner Course: https://classroom.google.com/c/NTk4MjgyNjA0MTE3?cjc=kn4jkrf Advanced Course: https://classroom.google.com/c/NTk4MjgyNzgxNTM3?cjc=44yzotv

[boldcompanynews]

Group in charge of Google's $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News - Journal Global Web - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/group-in-charge-of-googles-100m-for-news-outlets-lays-out-its-governance-model-national-news/?feed_id=134796&_unique_id=669814b78cd59 OTTAWA – The group Google asked to distribute $100 million to news outlets in Canada has publicly released its governance model, which it says focuses on sustainability, equity and innovation within the industry.The Canadian Journalism Collective submitted plans to Canada’s broadcasting regulator this week outlining the structure of the board that will ultimately oversee the funds. That submission was made public on Wednesday.The Canada Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission requested the information as part of the public consultations to enforce the Online News Act, which compels tech companies to enter into agreements with news publishers for the use of their content.The collective has had limited time to develop this novel framework under a law that is being closely watched by other countries that want to implement something similar, including the United States.It will ultimately be up to the CRTC to determine if the collective’s plan meets its expectations. If the governance model is satisfactory, then the CRTC will grant Google an exemption from the law.This is a pivotal step as the journalism industry comes together to ensure the money is distributed equally, regardless of the business model or self-interest of any individual media outlet.The CJC says its board will be compromised of 19 directors, including eight members representing publishers, eight members representing broadcasters and three independent members.Requirements for the 19 positions include ensuring there is representation from large and small media outlets, startups, non-profit outlets and Indigenous, Black, racialized, francophone and official language minority groups.The governance model also includes two separate councils, which would make recommendations on behalf of publishers and broadcasters, as well as an executive committee that would appoint non-voting advisers to the board.CBC, which is guaranteed up to $7 million from the pot of money, will have a seat on the board and executive committee, but its representative will sit as an observer without any voting powers.The collective also intends to appoint an ombudsman to whom the public and board can voice concerns, and a dispute resolution committee that would have the power to investigate grievances.“The proposed high-level governance structure that the CJC-CCJ has submitted to the CRTC seeks to implement the Act and regulations by promoting sustainability, equity and innovation in the Canadian news ecosystem,” Jean La Rose, a spokesperson and interim board director of the collective, said in a statement.The governance structure will allow each member to have equal representation and encompass all types of news organizations, small and large, urban and rural, La Rose said.Last year, Google agreed to keep news on its search engine and pay Canadian news publishers $100 million annually, indexed to inflation, in order to be exempt from the Online News Act.Once Google gets an exemption, the company is set to deliver the money within 60 days to the collective, which would then elect its board and distribute the money to eligible news outlets.“Our submission is the first step in outlining how the CJC-CCJ will establish policies and procedures that meet objectives and maintain the highest standards of integrity, independence, transparency and accountability,” La Rose said.“Our governance structure includes at-large and independent roles and officers to foster the trust of the Canadian public.”This structure would continue to be shaped throughout the CRTC consultation and through engagement with stakeholders, the collective said.It also promises to support emerging news organizations, smaller media markets and innovative business models while ensuring marketplace fairness.

“As the digital news environment and consumer behaviours shift, no one existing business model should be disproportionately represented at the expense of innovation, sustainability and geographic outreach,” the submission to the CRTC reads.The collective was founded in May by an interim group of publishers and broadcasters that represent French-language, community and Indigenous news, along with outlets that specifically represent Black and under-represented Canadians.Google chose the CJC to handle the media money, saying in a blog post last month that its principles were in alignment with the company’s. Those included diversity, a robust government structure, a high level of transparency and assurance that as much funding as possible would go to news organizations.A second collective led by big media players, called the Online News Media Collective, lost out in Google’s selection process.Earlier this year, Google put out an open call to news organizations that wish to receive compensation under the Online News Act, and about 1,500 outlets applied for the cash.The collective will eventually review all news publishers that responded to the open call, and distribute the funds to publishers that meet the criteria as laid out in the law and regulations.The money will be distributed proportionately based on how many full time-journalists the companies employ.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 17, 2024.Group in charge of Google’s $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News #Group #charge #Googles #100M #news #outlets #lays #governance #model #National #NewsSource Link: https://www.kelownadailycourier.ca/news/national_news/article_73f3798a-3405-5493-acb8-cdc4d85b754e.htmlGroup in charge of Google’s $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News: http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Group-in-charge-of-Googles-100M-for-news-outlets-lays.jpg #GLOBAL - BLOGGER OTTAWA – The group Google asked to ... BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

[blatterburystreet]

Sun&Stars from last Cjc week

[onlinecompanynews]

Group in charge of Google's $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News - Journal Global Web https://www.merchant-business.com/group-in-charge-of-googles-100m-for-news-outlets-lays-out-its-governance-model-national-news/?feed_id=134794&_unique_id=66981392dab01 OTTAWA – The group Google asked to ... BLOGGER - #GLOBAL OTTAWA – The group Google asked to distribute $100 million to news outlets in Canada has publicly released its governance model, which it says focuses on sustainability, equity and innovation within the industry.The Canadian Journalism Collective submitted plans to Canada’s broadcasting regulator this week outlining the structure of the board that will ultimately oversee the funds. That submission was made public on Wednesday.The Canada Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission requested the information as part of the public consultations to enforce the Online News Act, which compels tech companies to enter into agreements with news publishers for the use of their content.The collective has had limited time to develop this novel framework under a law that is being closely watched by other countries that want to implement something similar, including the United States.It will ultimately be up to the CRTC to determine if the collective’s plan meets its expectations. If the governance model is satisfactory, then the CRTC will grant Google an exemption from the law.This is a pivotal step as the journalism industry comes together to ensure the money is distributed equally, regardless of the business model or self-interest of any individual media outlet.The CJC says its board will be compromised of 19 directors, including eight members representing publishers, eight members representing broadcasters and three independent members.Requirements for the 19 positions include ensuring there is representation from large and small media outlets, startups, non-profit outlets and Indigenous, Black, racialized, francophone and official language minority groups.The governance model also includes two separate councils, which would make recommendations on behalf of publishers and broadcasters, as well as an executive committee that would appoint non-voting advisers to the board.CBC, which is guaranteed up to $7 million from the pot of money, will have a seat on the board and executive committee, but its representative will sit as an observer without any voting powers.The collective also intends to appoint an ombudsman to whom the public and board can voice concerns, and a dispute resolution committee that would have the power to investigate grievances.“The proposed high-level governance structure that the CJC-CCJ has submitted to the CRTC seeks to implement the Act and regulations by promoting sustainability, equity and innovation in the Canadian news ecosystem,” Jean La Rose, a spokesperson and interim board director of the collective, said in a statement.The governance structure will allow each member to have equal representation and encompass all types of news organizations, small and large, urban and rural, La Rose said.Last year, Google agreed to keep news on its search engine and pay Canadian news publishers $100 million annually, indexed to inflation, in order to be exempt from the Online News Act.Once Google gets an exemption, the company is set to deliver the money within 60 days to the collective, which would then elect its board and distribute the money to eligible news outlets.“Our submission is the first step in outlining how the CJC-CCJ will establish policies and procedures that meet objectives and maintain the highest standards of integrity, independence, transparency and accountability,” La Rose said.“Our governance structure includes at-large and independent roles and officers to foster the trust of the Canadian public.”This structure would continue to be shaped throughout the CRTC consultation and through engagement with stakeholders, the collective said.It also promises to support

emerging news organizations, smaller media markets and innovative business models while ensuring marketplace fairness.“As the digital news environment and consumer behaviours shift, no one existing business model should be disproportionately represented at the expense of innovation, sustainability and geographic outreach,” the submission to the CRTC reads.The collective was founded in May by an interim group of publishers and broadcasters that represent French-language, community and Indigenous news, along with outlets that specifically represent Black and under-represented Canadians.Google chose the CJC to handle the media money, saying in a blog post last month that its principles were in alignment with the company’s. Those included diversity, a robust government structure, a high level of transparency and assurance that as much funding as possible would go to news organizations.A second collective led by big media players, called the Online News Media Collective, lost out in Google’s selection process.Earlier this year, Google put out an open call to news organizations that wish to receive compensation under the Online News Act, and about 1,500 outlets applied for the cash.The collective will eventually review all news publishers that responded to the open call, and distribute the funds to publishers that meet the criteria as laid out in the law and regulations.The money will be distributed proportionately based on how many full time-journalists the companies employ.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 17, 2024.Group in charge of Google’s $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News #Group #charge #Googles #100M #news #outlets #lays #governance #model #National #NewsSource Link: https://www.kelownadailycourier.ca/news/national_news/article_73f3798a-3405-5493-acb8-cdc4d85b754e.htmlGroup in charge of Google’s $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News: http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Group-in-charge-of-Googles-100M-for-news-outlets-lays.jpg #GLOBAL - BLOGGER OTTAWA – The group Google asked to distribute $100 million to news outlets in Canada has publicly released its governance model, which it says focuses on sustainability, equity and innovation within the industry. The Canadian Journalism Collective submitted plans to Canada’s broadcasting regulator this week outlining the structure of the board that will ultimately oversee … Read More

[internetcompanynews]

Group in charge of Google's $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News - Journal Global Web - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/group-in-charge-of-googles-100m-for-news-outlets-lays-out-its-governance-model-national-news/?feed_id=134793&_unique_id=6698139208eee OTTAWA – The group Google asked to distribute $100 million to news outlets in Canada has publicly released its governance model, which it says focuses on sustainability, equity and innovation within the industry.The Canadian Journalism Collective submitted plans to Canada’s broadcasting regulator this week outlining the structure of the board that will ultimately oversee the funds. That submission was made public on Wednesday.The Canada Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission requested the information as part of the public consultations to enforce the Online News Act, which compels tech companies to enter into agreements with news publishers for the use of their content.The collective has had limited time to develop this novel framework under a law that is being closely watched by other countries that want to implement something similar, including the United States.It will ultimately be up to the CRTC to determine if the collective’s plan meets its expectations. If the governance model is satisfactory, then the CRTC will grant Google an exemption from the law.This is a pivotal step as the journalism industry comes together to ensure the money is distributed equally, regardless of the business model or self-interest of any individual media outlet.The CJC says its board will be compromised of 19 directors, including eight members representing publishers, eight members representing broadcasters and three independent members.Requirements for the 19 positions include ensuring there is representation from large and small media outlets, startups, non-profit outlets and Indigenous, Black, racialized, francophone and official language minority groups.The governance model also includes two separate councils, which would make recommendations on behalf of publishers and broadcasters, as well as an executive committee that would appoint non-voting advisers to the board.CBC, which is guaranteed up to $7 million from the pot of money, will have a seat on the board and executive committee, but its representative will sit as an observer without any voting powers.The collective also intends to appoint an ombudsman to whom the public and board can voice concerns, and a dispute resolution committee that would have the power to investigate grievances.“The proposed high-level governance structure that the CJC-CCJ has submitted to the CRTC seeks to implement the Act and regulations by promoting sustainability, equity and innovation in the Canadian news ecosystem,” Jean La Rose, a spokesperson and interim board director of the collective, said in a statement.The governance structure will allow each member to have equal representation and encompass all types of news organizations, small and large, urban and rural, La Rose said.Last year, Google agreed to keep news on its search engine and pay Canadian news publishers $100 million annually, indexed to inflation, in order to be exempt from the Online News Act.Once Google gets an exemption, the company is set to deliver the money within 60 days to the collective, which would then elect its board and distribute the money to eligible news outlets.“Our submission is the first step in outlining how the CJC-CCJ will establish policies and procedures that meet objectives and maintain the highest standards of integrity, independence, transparency and accountability,” La Rose said.“Our governance structure includes at-large and independent roles and officers to foster the trust of the Canadian public.”This structure would continue to be shaped throughout the CRTC consultation and through engagement with stakeholders, the collective said.It also promises to support emerging news organizations, smaller media markets and innovative business models while ensuring marketplace fairness.

“As the digital news environment and consumer behaviours shift, no one existing business model should be disproportionately represented at the expense of innovation, sustainability and geographic outreach,” the submission to the CRTC reads.The collective was founded in May by an interim group of publishers and broadcasters that represent French-language, community and Indigenous news, along with outlets that specifically represent Black and under-represented Canadians.Google chose the CJC to handle the media money, saying in a blog post last month that its principles were in alignment with the company’s. Those included diversity, a robust government structure, a high level of transparency and assurance that as much funding as possible would go to news organizations.A second collective led by big media players, called the Online News Media Collective, lost out in Google’s selection process.Earlier this year, Google put out an open call to news organizations that wish to receive compensation under the Online News Act, and about 1,500 outlets applied for the cash.The collective will eventually review all news publishers that responded to the open call, and distribute the funds to publishers that meet the criteria as laid out in the law and regulations.The money will be distributed proportionately based on how many full time-journalists the companies employ.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 17, 2024.Group in charge of Google’s $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News #Group #charge #Googles #100M #news #outlets #lays #governance #model #National #NewsSource Link: https://www.kelownadailycourier.ca/news/national_news/article_73f3798a-3405-5493-acb8-cdc4d85b754e.htmlGroup in charge of Google’s $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News: http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Group-in-charge-of-Googles-100M-for-news-outlets-lays.jpg Group in charge of Google's $100M for news outlets lays out its governance model | National News - Journal Global Web - #GLOBAL BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

[rendevok]

Post-canon

[moondoodles]

Literally forgot to post day 1 of cjc week

Everyone else drawing cute shit and I just arrive with them fighting like kids

[kirstenonic05]

Aye you got any ideas for day 7 of caejose week (it's a free day)? Every idea I've come up with I've just not been able to get into writing it, and the event starts in essentially 4 days now and 😭👍

Good question! Perhaps cuddles, AU, bubbles, divorce, anything really! Maybe even just something self indulgent!

[notsuny]

CJCweek2020: Games - Guess what they’re playin

[blatterburystreet]

Baci Perugina + Dolce & Gabbana + Jojoveller

[jo-ahie]

rain in new york // looking when he’s not looking