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This very low noise floor contributed to excellent linearity performance (fig.4). With 16-bit input data (top traces), any level error remained below 1dB down to -110dBFS, while increasing the word length to 24 bits revealed a very-low-level negative error that remained slight, even at -130dBFS. (The data were dithered for this measurement.) The excellent linearity and low noise resulted in reproduction of a textbook-perfect undithered 1kHz tone at -90.31dBFS (fig.5, 16-bit data; fig.6, 24-bit data).
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The construction and estimation of continuous time models and discrete approximations in econometrics
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1.he is the jaan of kzk. uski ek jhalak ke liye i watch the whole crappy kzk. rishab bajaj has undergone many transformations from being a ruthless businessman to a possessive husband to a loving and a caring husband but my love for him has just increased for him.when he is on screen my eyes are just 4 him.
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Friday, 29th June, 2007, 01:31 PM #61
The best idea would probably be to just take a break. Nothing gets your imagination revving like not using it. And it would surprise me if no one wanted to DM. Just about every one of my players started a campaign.
But if you aren't that lucky then you might want to try a simple version of DnD where you limit levels to 10 or what have you and then just add some feats or skills every couple levels. Theres a thread about that somewhere around here and it looks like it would work. That would save you a lot of the hassle of the higher level campaigns.
If THAT doesn't work then fudge. Fudge like your life depends on it. Make up feats if you have to and just give yourself a decent approximation of a stat block. Borrow and resuse like mad.
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I use E-Tools extensively to create NPC's and reuse the basic ones. I've got some Fr1/Rog1 stat blocks that I've used for pirates, bandits, urban thugs, etc. After a while you build up a repository of NPC's and this can speed up things immensely."I hurt Firewing." is not something a huge number of people can say. "He dropped a parking garage on me," on the other hand, a lot of people can say. -Kazan, my Champions GM.
Friday, 29th June, 2007, 03:09 PM #64Originally Posted by Kid Charlemagne
So, essentially, I've been winging it for months, and I'm somewhat decent at it, but I fear that the general quality of my game has suffered for my lack of preparation. Now, it's just not as rewarding as it once was. I have a lot of pride in my accomplishments as a DM/GM, but the Burnout is taking that away.
Basically, here are the things that stand out to me in the advice that's been given thus far:
1. Take a break! I didn't realize that I'd been running so non-stop for the last nearly seven years until I did the numbers in my last post yesterday. Yeah, taking a break is sounding more and more like a good idea.
2. There's an excellent article on building a GM's Notebook by Nightshade here on ENWorld, that has a lot of great advice for prepping in a way that makes the GM's life easier in the long run. When I feel ready to run again, I'll definitely build on that.
3. Fake it when needed. There's some great NPC matrices that people have created that allow this kind of thing, and I seem to recall there's one for monsters, too. Inspired no doubt by Spycraft's NPC system, it definitely gives me something to work with when I just don't have time.
4. Don't do too much prep. Use general outlines and cut-and-paste where possible. Steal stat blocks, etc., liberally from other sources.
5. Use published modules. Change the names and details to protect the innocent, if necessary, but let it save me work rather than create more work.
6. Consider trying an Adventure Path or a huge module of some sort as a change of pace, where the great majority of the work is already done for me.
7. When I do play D&D again, use the core books only, and only introduce other elements as needed, so long as they do not add extra work for me.
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All those are good ideas. I'm not sure that using a different system as suggested by some contra to your original request is going to save you time anyway. You'll be needing to learn it anew, if it's something radically different such as GURPS or RuneQuest. If it's another d20 system then you aren't going to save prep time by the nature of the beast.
After taking a break for a week or so, I'd strongly suggest not worrying overmuch about accurate NPC stats. You're not writing for Dungeon after all, no need to be precise. There's little real mechanical difference between an Orc, a Hobgoblin or any other 1st level Warrior humanoid when it comes down to it, not so your players would notice overmuch.
One other thing you could try, instead of core rules but similar - use a limited ruleset but run it in a different and funky setting - something Planescape or Spelljammer-esque. That's not going to cut down on prep time per se, but it might fire you up a bit (obviously pick something that *is* going to fire you up). A change as good as a rest and all that...New from The Lazy GM: Pathfinder Kobolds. Hundreds of pre-gen kobolds with all-new Pathfinder options.
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One of those adventure paths is looking good, actually. I'm debating one for a true20 campaign myself. I was thinking of the Age of Worms, just based on the first module (whispering cairn) which is one of the BEST modules I've ever read. BUT, I haven't read anything of Savage Tides, however, I understand it has Aboleth.... I'm a sucker for Aboleth (and Medusa) so I'll be looking into it at some point
I would consider a one shot or two of another light rules system. At least read up on some reviews of Mountain Witch. Most players - even 3.5 hardcore's, will try a one shot with a new system just for the heck of it.
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I was trying to retrofit one of the...opponents (I'll leave it vague for spoiler's sake)...from Goodman Games' Into the Wilds. I was trying to stat out the creature as written, which I was able to do--eTools didn't choke on that. It listed it's CR as 3.
Then I began to increase various things--size, for ex (the party was higher level than the adventure so I was "beefing up" everything). It just could not wrap its digital mind around the idea that the CR was higher than 2, despite increasing size, Hit Dice, etc.
I tried every variation I could think of within eTools and could not get that sucker to work.
There are other inconsistencies that make me very wary of eTools; although (humanoid) mooks are pretty easy to churn out by the bucketload, I'll grant you.
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ø Ignore JohnnFourHi Jason,
There might be some burnout tips of use to you here:
Supplemental Issue #9 - Remedies For GM Burn-Out
My past burnouts have been caused by not having enough time to relax and do fun things, such as fiction reading. In a time-cooker, even game prep feels like a chore. And, as per my style, if I lose interest in the campaign premise, the story, and the micro-stories of encounters, then the prep also feels like a burden. When I'm excited about the storytelling, then the stats- and paper-work isn't a bother.
Monday, 2nd July, 2007, 04:18 AM #70Originally Posted by JohnnFour
I would like to take a quick moment here to thank you for all the wonderful work you've done with Roleplaying Tips each week. I, for one, greatly appreciate the service you give to the community, and I am always thankful for your insight and that of your readers and guest writers.
Outside pressures do have an impact of my current state, but it's an ugly story that I don't wish to go into on a public forum. Thanks for the suggestion; I'll definitely check that out!
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I saw something on the news about one of the convenience store chains that is running a promo disguised as a survey of what people refer to soda pop as. So how do you refer to soda pop, I'am guessing pop if your in the Ames area metroplex.
i have always called it "pop"
ive always called it pop. im from the QC's. The wife calls it soda... more like sooooda. She from up NW Iowa way.
oops left out the soda pop option as the fouth LOL.
I call it soda. Because they don't call it "Jones Pop" for a reason.
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I'm a "pop" person...soda just doesn't sound right to me
Where I grew up, everything is Coke... then you have to specify what kind of coke you want...
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Originally Posted by cybsball20 Where I grew up, everything is Coke... then you have to specify what kind of coke you want... I noticed they call it "Coke" in Texas/Louisiana. I've always called it pop, lately I noticed I called it soda a few times.
I normally call it pop, but I have been known to refer to it as soda every now and then. As for the coke thing, they do that in S. VA also. Never can forget one of my relatives ordering an Orange Coke when they visited us. Or the one that ordered a Sprite Coke. Poor waitress thought they wanted them mixed.
I think it has to do with Coca Cola being based in Atlanta...
Map of pop vs soda http://popvssoda.com:2998/countystats/total-county.html
Originally Posted by cybsball20 Where I grew up, everything is Coke... then you have to specify what kind of coke you want... Beat me to to it...so true in the SE part of the country for sure! I have friends that I have heard ask for a "root beer coke" or an "orange coke". Pop is a very midwestern term. I also hear them referred to as "cold drinks" pretty often down here as well.
I cheer for two teams, Iowa State and whoever is playing the hawkeyes.
I was more than a little confused when the IHOP waitress asked me what kind of Coke I wanted ; that was during the first Independence Bowl road trip (my how the years have flown by).
Originally Posted by cigaretteman Map of pop vs soda http://popvssoda.com:2998/countystats/total-county.html Great get...rep coming to you. Certainly matches my experience having lived in Iowa, Tampa, Jacksonville, Ft. Lauderdale, Maryland, Houston, and Louisiana.
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I haven't played it much after beating it but now I'm definitely gonna have to go and check sh!+ out. I've had Michael take the flight school course, buy the hangar and buy a jet. But I haven't done anything too crazy. Hey Hammer can you still do heists after you've completed the story missions?
Nah, no heists. Which sucks. Would love to plan more of those out. You can try going back and playing the heists again though. Most of them had two options that were very different. The two options for the big dock heist were completely different. Same outcome though.
I finally bought it a couple weeks ago but haven't had much time to play. I think I'm around the 30% mark. I just got Trevor to Los Santos but he hasn't reunited with Michael yet. I'm really digging it but at this point I'd still have to say Vice City remains my favorite. Also, so far I'm really not a big fan of playing as Trevor. Hopefully it gets better once they all meet and start working together.
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Automatically change network locations with a cron job
So how does Apple handle this for the maintenance tasks on notebooks? I've noticed that most the cron jobs Apple uses to roll logs and cleanup the UNIX output are set to run at specific times of the month, week and day and usually early in the morning or late at night. If you have an iBook, like I do, and you almost never have the thing running for more than a few daytime hours at a time, how and when do these things get executed? Or is it advisable to one day a month let your iBook run and not sleep overnight?
Automatically change network locations with a cron job
You can use anacron to run these scripts in the 'necessary' periods. You can also use XJanitor, a perl script, for doing this.
Automatically change network locations with a cron job
They DON'T get run. That is why there are so many 3rd party utilities to either run the CRON jobs manually or to reset the times to when the user might be running the computer.
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I knew that LeBron James hit the mat (and could do a Headstand), but had no idea to what extent. The Miami Herald reports that James credits his remarkable stamina to yoga!
James has been logging over 43-minutes per game during the playoffs and is arguably the most well-conditioned professional basketball player in the world.
When asked about his off-season yoga practice and how it's helped his stamina, James replied:
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So where does James hit the mat? It's still a secret:
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Joy Bettencourt and Gary Oakes, Simmons College education professors and co-organizers, say Japan's distinct culture, increasing population, advances in technology, and current ties to the United States make it an ideal country for students to study in-depth. "The world is becoming smaller," says Bettencourt. "We're hoping that as part of this program, teachers can develop ongoing relationships with teachers we meet in Japan, and that there will be connections between students."
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