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Whether you're on a winter road trip through the Colorado Rockies or you're navigating 16th street on your way to the Denver Art Museum in January, The North Face Women's Gotham Jacket keeps you warm and stylish on the trip. With modern styling and high-loft down insulation, this technically advanced parka goes from city streets to mountain towns and everywhere in between.
The exterior fabric is both beautiful and durable as well as treated with a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish for element-shedding protection from the rain and snow. Insulated with 550 fill down, this ultra warm jacket boasts an amazing warmth-to-weight ratio and is also highly compressible, for easy packing and transport on your next foray through the mountains. The adjustable hood sports a removable faux fur trim for added style while the internal media pocket lets you keep your tunes at the ready. The ribbed cuffs and ribbed hem work to seal out wind and weather and the two hand pockets easily warm frozen fingers or keep necessities accessible. Keeping winter fashionable and fun, The North Face Gotham Jacket for women is the perfect companion for all of your cold weather adventures.
4.7 out of 5
118 Reviews
great jacket!
August 02, 2010
I live in wyoming and the winter here is the worst, and I needed a warm jacket that will prepare me for that. After I read many reviews about this jacket, I decided to get the vintage white in medium. I am 5'3, 115, and usually wear a small, but since this jacket do run short, I decided to get the medium, and it fits perfect. It covers my waste and it doesn't look huge on me. The color is not true white, it's more like a ivory, creme color, which is not bad either, and for it being $100 less than the original price, it's a great deal. i would definitely suggest it to anybody!
Too puffy
January 21, 2008
I got the jacket for my girlfriend for christmas. She picked it out online and it doesnt look that puffy but its a little too puffy for her liking. It does keep her pretty warm though!
So worth it
December 06, 2010
I bought this jacket for my daughter. She wanted a Northface because all her friends had one. I wanted to get a color, other than black, that would stand out from the rest. The gold color is absolutely beautiful. We live in New England and she says she has to unzip it sometimes because it's so hot. Perfect for our weather. We love it!!
February 28, 2007
I just received my North Face Gotham Jacket in black today and I love it! It is so warm, and the down is so soft. I also love the fur on the hood, and if you don't like the first after a few years, you can easily take it off with a zipper. I am 5 foot 4 inches and about 120 pounds and I ordered the Small, and it is perfect for me. There is even enough room to wear a bulky sweater or a sweatshirt and it still wouldn't be too tight. Overall, this is a GREAT product. LOVE ITTT!
February 03, 2009
love this jacket super warm i wish the inside felt like the inside of the pockets but its ok its super warm and looks amazing on! the size was perfect!
Great jacket-great service
November 17, 2007
The jacket is attractive, comfortable, and warm, everything we wanted. The shipping was easy and prompt. Will definitely look at northface and Altrec again.
Great Purchase
December 06, 2011
Really like the look of this jacket. The small Fit great everywhere but was on the shorter side. I am 5'3.5 108 lbs so I went to a medium and I am good with the length and it didnt add too much room so that its bulky.
Pros: Great design, Build qualityGreat purchase
December 15, 2011
Fits my wife great... We love north face, it's always so warm. We have more than 10 jackets/coats n love each n every one of them. I would never buy another brand fir jackets, hoodies, coats. North face always looks great!!!
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Great valuelove love love
September 07, 2008
Overall great, though a little skimpy in the back
May 19, 2009
Bunches a bit in the small of the back due to the elastic bottom, but, overall a great winter jacket. Long sleeves and good for layering. A steal at this price.
Comfy, Cozy, Practical, and Fashionable
December 31, 2009
I love the fact that the jacket has removable fur. I would recommend this jacket to anyone that likes to stay warm and look good at the same time. Also, no extra layers are needed if in 30 degrees or higher. Furthermore, the pockets keep hands very warm and the linings are soft. All in all, it was a great purchase.
nice style and fit
December 15, 2012
bought for my 22 yr old daughter - has nice details in waist, feminine style but still very functional and warm. North Face is always good quality as we have both owned a number of them. Only drawback-hood is extremely large-she hasn't really used the hood yet so hasn't adjusted it. Hopefully it will adjust enough to not cover her eyes and face entirely.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, PerformanceAwesome Coat and Deal!!
December 17, 2009
I just received the coat for my daughter for Christmas. It is awesome and the color (Vintage White) is awesome. She is going to love it.
Super warm. Cute. Great investment.
December 21, 2009
You definitely get what you pay for. I bought this jacket in dire need of a winter jacket to keep me warm walking a mile+ to work before the sun rises in single-digit temperatures. This jacket is incredibly warm, the down hood makes all the difference when that wind is biting. When zipped all the way up, it covers most of the face too. However, it's not a long jacket, and it leaves the waist and butt etc. exposed to the elements. Other than that, this is the nicest winter jacket I've ever owned. Furthermore, it turns heads ;)
Love it...redesigned
November 08, 2012
Seems like the Gotham jacket has been redesigned this year. Gone are the ribbed cuffs and bottom....and I love it! This jacket is so comfortable and lightweight. Perfect winter warmth without all the bulk. I love it so much I bought it in three colors (black, purple, grey). I would say it fits true to size. I'm 5'4", 140lbs, and the medium fits perfectly. Even room to layer with a sweater underneath.
Pros: Great design, Ease of use, Great valueGREAT JACKET
December 16, 2009
This is a great jacket! Warm, cozy, and well mad.
Very Comfortable and looks great.
November 12, 2008
Keeps me warm in extreem cold to moderate temps. I love the way it looks on me. Style and practicality in one!
July 06, 2010
I payed for golden jacket. Very very beautiful color. And the speed is so quick. I love shopping here. thanks.
December 30, 2007
My husband bought me the jacket for christmas and I love love love it! Very warm and cozy! I get alot of compliments on the jacket!
December 23, 2011
North face never disappoints and this coat is no accept ion. My wife just loves it. It is warm and very stylish. She owns several nf coats and she loves them all.
feathers everywhere
October 14, 2007
I bought this jacket for my g/f & the feathers were leaking out of it. It's not a bad jacket at all, but it was a little puffy for her liking. She tends to like more slimmer type jackets.
Doesn't fit well around the chest
January 07, 2008
I love northface jackets and I purchased this one and I love the looks of it, but even one size up doesn't fit around my chest. Are they shrinking this area for people who need a little more room? I never had this problem before.
Puffy to the extreme
December 15, 2009
Great deal but wayyyy too puffy for my taste.
November 21, 2009
A great looking coat that is functional and fits well, a winner. I was looking for a warm winter coat that would also look great and fashionable. The moderately shiny appearance of the fabric allows you to dress it up a bit and wear this coat with a lot of different looks...dressed down or up a bit.
So Warm!
December 03, 2010
This jacket is cute and warm. I get compliments every time I wear it. I am 5'4" and 137 lbs. and the small fits perfectly. I can wear nothing but a T shirt under it on super cold days and be perfectly toasty! Great Jacket!
Pros: PerformanceGreat jacket
February 16, 2011
My 14 year old daughter begged for one. It came very quickly and was exactly what she had hoped for. She runs between a large and extra large - the large fit her well. She says it is very warm and comfy.
Pros: Build qualityJanuary 18, 2011
Bought this for my girlfriend, this was one of the only places that carried it... she loves it. Shipping was fast.
Pros: Great design, Build qualityThis is the second Gotham jacket I have purchased.
December 23, 2009
My granddaughters love this jacket. It is warm and comfortable and looks great.
Womans Gothan Jacket
January 04, 2007
This jacket is beautiful. I ordered the black one and my daughter loves it. It was received within one week from ordering it and I had it in time for Christmas.
don't care for the fit
February 18, 2010
fit is too short and puffy through the chest and shoulders
January 12, 2010
think the jacket is great. i ordered a small (i am 5'4", 110lbs), but it felt a little small when wearing a sweater underneath. plus i like to feel roomy in my jackts. felt tight across the shoulders. so...i returned it. would have ordered next size up but they were sold out in the color i wanted. the jacket is well made, warm and has style.
December 29, 2009
Best jacket for the price! Very warm and very stylish! I Love it and highly recommend it!!! A++++++++++++++++++
February 11, 2007
It is a great jacket that combines comfort, warmth and style. I am 5'1 - 100 lbs and the extra small is a perfect fit. Fits nicely with or without a sweater underneath.
Altrec provides and great product with good service. Thank you
December 19, 2007
I bought this jacket for my daughter, she loves it and I loved the service. She had grown out of her last winter jacket and it was getting cold here in Minnesota.We needed it fast and it did arrive within a few days! I had never ordered from Altrec, I did again ,I ordered some boots for myself. Thank you
February 05, 2008
Beautiful jacket !
December 21, 2009
I bought this jacket for my daughter for Christmas. I tried it on and it is so warm and comfortable ! She is just going to love it !
Awesome jacket!
June 28, 2009
It looks great AND is extremely warm. I ordered the one in vintage white since they ran out of the other colors but I actually ended up loving its color - it's really not that white, which is nice b/c my jackets always get dirty. I definitely definitely recommend this jacket!
I would purchase this jacket again
February 03, 2008
I purchased this jacket for my teenage daughter. It has kept her warm in subzero wind chills yet been comfortable in 50 degree weather. The Gotham has ample room in the arms and body for layering yet has a sleek look. Thrilled with this jacket!
To short
January 20, 2008
This coat is super warm and would be heaven if it was just a bit longer. I have to pull it down in the back when I sit down. I also have the complaint about the cuffs that others have posted...the fabric doesn't hold up well. For the money, I'm a bit disappointed.
Vintage White = more like the color of the pages of an old book
March 04, 2010
I got the black one for my mom and it's beautiful! Then I decided to get the Vintage white... so UGLY! Nice jacket, just the color is not right...
Fantastic Coat
November 12, 2009
I ordered the Asphalt Grey for my 15 year old for Christmas. It is so cute. It is not too puffy and it's a great fit. Very figure flattering. Thankfully, it fits me, too.
Great deal!
January 01, 2008
I purchased this jacket for my mother who is always cold. She loved it and she wasn't cold!
this coat rocks
March 01, 2007
This is a great coat!! It looks great and fits great.The only problem is that it's a lint magnet so if you have pets keep a lint brush on hand.I'm very happy with the coat and the service of altrec!!!!!!!!
Purple North Face
March 23, 2012
This jacket is very comfortable and fits great. I typically don't buy short jackets but this one happens to look great - I'm short and have a short torso - but this coat fits perfect. The hood is big and I really like the fur around the edge. The jacket is extremely lightweight but warm at the same time. Excellent purchase!
Pros: Performance, Great valueVERY WARM
March 16, 2007
I wish that North Face would put fur around the hood and put that on the Nuptse Jacket because that is another very nice coat. All and all The North Face Womens Gotham Jacket is very nice to wear. I ordered mine at the right time.
Warm and Stylish!
December 23, 2008
Finally! A down coat that doesn't make you look like you are wearing a life jacket! It has a nice form fitting look and is so warm!
great North Face quality coat
October 27, 2010
The Gotham coat is a very nice North Face product, however, I only gave it 4 stars because it did not fit my needs as a ski coat. It appears very warm and is comfortable to wear, however, it is too puffy and short for the slopes. Also, it seems that the hood is a bit bulky when you zip up the front all the way and would be bothersome with a helmet on. I ordered the small and it fit well, I am 5'5 and 132 lbs. I would recommend this coat as a warm outer layer in the winter months, however, if you are specifically looking for a ski coat there are better options available by North Face. In all fairness, I don't think it was marketed by North Face as a ski coat, but I had to try it on because it is a very cute coat otherwise.
Great coat, but too short
January 09, 2008
I wanted to love this jacket!! Maybe I should have gotten a small. I am 5'6" and ~110 lbs and the extra-small was just too short and I would have had to keep pulling it down. I think that's partially the style, that it's hip and more cropped than the usual parka, but I need tummy coverage in the cold weather...and in other weather, for that matter. Am going to give the Nuptse a try. Altrec was awesome!!
Great Jacket!!!!
January 21, 2008
Ilove my Gotham Jacket. It is very comfortable and warm. I tried the Tempest Down jacket it was very stiff and not at all comfortable. the Gotham Jacklet is now my most favorite of all the jackets I own. I live in Chicago and the weather here has had a wind chill of -15 this week. I was very warm in my jacket!!!!
Everything my 15 yr. old was looking for.
May 21, 2009
Great look and a great fit (not too puffy)at a great price and the North Face quality!
Great jacket
March 03, 2009
Love it love it love it, great jacket. Loads of compliments! Toasty warm, warm pockets, hood DOES zip off, fantastic color (ink blue), very stylish. Would recommend!
Great jacket
May 06, 2009
Bought it for my wife as a gift, she loves it. It is very stylish and super warm.
Fabulous, very warm
February 02, 2010
I think this jacket looks sooo hot on and is very warm!!!
January 08, 2008
North Face is the best! This jacket is warm and fashionable.
Warm but too puffy
January 21, 2008
I bought my firlfriend this jacket for christmas, although she picked the jacket herself online, it was much puffier than it looks. but it definitely keeps her warm!
Great jacket....
December 26, 2009
Great jacket for my wife however ordered a size too short and had to return it. Just ordered a size up and in a different model as the vintage white appeared sold out.
February 08, 2010
I purchased asphalt grey in size small. It's really warm and the color is gorgeous. But it's really big on me. I'm 5'4 and 118 lbs. The jacket looks really baggy on me. Other than the size problem, this jacket is great for warmth and styling!
Warm, comfortable, well-made
November 18, 2009
This jacket is one of the best purchases I have made. Not only is it warm and comfortable, but looks stylish. It shipped within one day.
Warm and comfortable.
January 30, 2008
This jacket was shipped on date and it is a really nice jacket! warm, comfortable not very bulky and a very cute hood. I also give an extra point for those long sleeves.
January 06, 2012
I purchased this jacket as a Christmas gift for my daughter. She is a senior in HS. (we all know how difficult that can be!!ha) Well, when she opened it, she was so excited. It is worth every penny. She said it is the warmest coat she has ever had. She has Columbia, Carhartt, etc... I purchased it in black and it is just gorgeous. Priceless!!!!!!!.
Pros: Build quality, Performance, Ease of use, Great value, Great designWomen's Gotham Jacket
November 01, 2011
Most comfortable coat I've ever owned. Not heavy or bulky but yet warm no matter what the weather. Style is timeless. I love it! Would highly recommend for anyone from those that are outdoors for long periods of time to those that are getting in and out of the car or those that go outdoors occassionally. Quality is impeccable!
definitely warm
January 15, 2008
This jacket is toasty warm and holds up well during the coldest New York City days. However, it is a little bulky and the hood does not detach, which makes it less fashionable than it could be. It will definitely protect you from the elements though!
Toasty and Stylish
January 04, 2009
I looked at alot of coats and could not find the right one. This coat is perfect..and very warm. It is short, but with the cuff at the waist it holds in place just fine. I do wish the hood came off, but at least it is adjustable and the fur comes off if you want. If your hands get cold just shove them in the pockets and they heat right up. Really great buy.
January 06, 2010
Bought the jacket for my daughter and she is very pleased.
October 27, 2010
Great fit! I am 5'8 and 165 lbs. Bought a large, could have got a medium. Highly recommend!
Pros: Great design, Build qualitywarm but doesn't fit quite right
January 24, 2013
i read all the reviews and i agree that the product is warm BUT the sizing is kind of off. i ordered a small, which fit my chest comfortably with a sweater but the sleeves are way too long and forget about the hood. it's a joke. it is so big that you can't use it and there's no way to adjust. so, unless you literally have a head the size of a watermelon this hood is not going to help you in any way. by the way i am 5'4 110lbs, usually wear an xs, but it was too small, so i got the small. north face makes a quality product which is good at keeping you warm, but they need some new fit models asap!!
Pros: warm and lightweight, Cons: doesn't fit rightPerfect
January 15, 2008
The coat is the perfect style and fit for what I was looking for and I was very happy that you had the color I was looking for. This coat was impossible to find in the stores and you made it very easy to achieve. Thanks.
warm and comfortable
January 01, 2008
great jacket
Great coat!
February 09, 2010
Just got this jacket today and I am thrilled... I got it in Tanzania Tan, the gold color. It is lightweight but so warm and the fur hood is adorable. Definitely recommend!
Great jacket
May 29, 2010
I got a black jacket for myself (size s,I am 5'7)fits perfect.Very good quality,arrived very fast, ships by FedEx. I love shopping at Alterc.com ,you can always find what are you looking for.
Solid coat... and cute... but runs very small
December 28, 2010
We bought this coat for our daughter (a medium) and it is ridiculously small. My daughter is 5'7" and ~115lbs and a size 0. The arm length is fine but the torso is ridiculously small (short and shallow). I realize that is part of the design but they have just poorly designed the proportions on this coat. We returned the coat and purchased another TNF coat (a small) and it had the same arm length and there was more room in the torso (as a small!!!). Even other brands (Marmot, Patagonia, etc.) offered much more room at the same or smaller size. So this is a decent coat (warm) and is very cute but it is very poorly sized.
Cons: Bad designFashionable, warm and comfortable. Pricey.
January 09, 2007
I wore this jacket to a NFL football game in Seattle, Wa. in December. Yes it was raining. A lot. This jacket kept me warm in temperatures below 40 but found out right away that it was not waterproof. Once the jacket got wet, I got cold. If you are wearing this in a dry climate, it will keep you toasty. Not great for wet snow or rain. I like the fur trim on the hood. The jacket is a little short waisted. I felt it ran true to size. A little pricey.
Nothing compares to North Face clothing...
January 10, 2011
This jacket is the best jacket I've ever owned...it will last forever! I will recommend this jacket to everyone. I really like the color as well..different from the norm.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Ease of use, Great value, Cons: CostI would love the jacket more if ....
January 31, 2007
..it wasn't for this one little functional flaw. The velcro along the zipper snags and pulls on the knitted cuff of my left sleeve when I go to zip and unzip my jacket. This annoys me greatly because I would think North Face would be more thoughtful in their product design.
Excellent coat,excellent service.
January 02, 2008
It has been below zero for 3 days and the Gotham lived up to the North Face reputation: kept me warm! I love it.
NIce Jacket
November 16, 2008
Great Jacket, kept me nice and warm and its super cute. The strong, cold winds, weren't a bother with this jacket on.
Great coat, GREAT deal!
August 26, 2010
Beautiful coat, not too bulky but definitely warm. Perfect for a Missouri winter. Shipping was extremely fast, and it is a GREAT value!
December 23, 2009
I purchased this for my daughter-in-law. She absolutely loves it!
February 05, 2010
This jacket is AWESOME! It is very stylish and WARM! I have gotten sooo many compliments on it. This is my 1st Northface coat and I'm very pleased.
Awesom Jacket!
April 26, 2008
Great fit and look. This jacket is made to take some abuse. High quality all around and all the extras are well thought of. Highly recommended.
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Baroque Purple, Graphite Grey, TNF Black, Vintage White and Weimaraner Brown.
Available sizes, while supplies last, include size xs, size small, size medium, size large and size extra large: xs, s, m, l, xl.


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Report: Brady agrees to be part of potential lawsuit against NFL
Posted by Matt Pepin, Boston.com Staff
March 3, 2011 09:34 PM
a report by Sports Illustrated's Jim Trotter, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has agreed to be one of the plaintiffs if the NFL Players Association decides to file a lawsuit against the NFL in the event of a lockout.
According to The two sides will continue to talk Friday as they try to reach a new collective bargaining agreement. They agreed today to extend the current CBA by 24 hours to allow them to continue negotiating.
But the players' union plans to sue the league if the CBA expires and the owners lock out players. Brady, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning and Saints quarterback Drew Brees -- three of the league's most high profile players -- will be among several named as plaintiffs in the NFLPA's potential lawsuit.
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Novedex is no methylated so I don't think it will be too bad, but then again you should probably just wait until you finish PCT.
Novedex is no methylated so I don't think it will be too bad, but then again you should probably just wait until you finish PCT.
I agree finish your pct 1st but your probably going to drink anyway so stick to a couple beers and take your novedex xt before bed. I'm probably going to have 1 or 2 myself nxt weekend due to my fathers 50th bday and I'm finishing up my halodrol-50 cycle with novedex xt also but I'm taking cycle support and perfect cycle to support my liver.
as you know drinking will hinder your gains.....not sure why your using novedex xt for a halodrol cycle but...it should be alright if you want to i would make sure to drink a lot of water before I went to bed. I would probably stick to beer.
I've got nolva also just in case and I dont think 2 beers is going to do that much damage.
I wouldn't drink, but if it can't be avoided just try to limit your intake. H50 seems to be mild, so your liver probably isn't too bad right now, but better safe than sorry. Like Brugalou, are you taking Cycle Support or any other support supps?
Why not? Not arguing, just wondering why...
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Bush Wondered After 9/11 "Why Didn't We Know This?'
In an interview that aired Sunday night, President Bush told National Geographic Channel's Peter Schnall that after 9/11, he didn't want to blame intelligence agencies for failing to predict the attacks.
"At some point in time in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, I thought about why didn't we know this?" Bush recalled.
"I knew we needed to figure out what went wrong to prevent other attacks but I didn't want start the finger pointing and say to our intelligence communities, 'You fouled up. You should have caught this. Why didn't you know?'"
On Aug. 6, 2001 — more than a month before the attacks — Bush received a presidential daily briefing entitled "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S."
"Clandestine, foreign government, and media reports indicate bin Laden since 1997 has wanted to conduct terrorist attacks in the US," the briefing said. "Bin Laden implied in U.S. television interviews in 1997 and 1998 that his followers would follow the example of World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef and 'bring the fighting to America.'"
"FBI information since that time indicates patterns of suspicious activity in this country consistent with preparations for hijackings or other types of attacks, including recent surveillance of federal buildings in New York."
The day after receiving the report while vacationing on his ranch, "Bush seemed carefree as he spoke about the books he was reading, the work he was doing on his nearby ranch, his love of hot-weather jogging, his golf game and his 55th birthday," according to The Washington Post.
On at least two other occasions in August 2001, CIA Director George Tenet also reportedly briefed Bush on terrorist threats.
Watch this video from National Geographic Channel, broadcast Aug. 28, 2011.
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Fedora 15 is set to be released at the end of May, and with a month having passed since Fedora 15 Alpha, it's now time for Fedora 15 Beta. Dennis Gilmore has announced the release of Fedora 15 Beta. "I beta one American dollar that you will love this release!"
Fedora 15 Beta features the GNOME 3.0 desktop complete with its Shell and Mutter in supported configurations, LibreOffice, a new dynamic firewall, GCC 4.6 integration, and various other improvements.
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For those still in the Mandrake/Mandriva camp, Mandriva 2011 Beta 2 has been released as well. Mandriva 2011 Beta 2 packs Libreoffice 3.3, the Linux 2.6.38 kernel, GCC 4.6.0, systemd 24, etc. It also features some KMS changes we'll investigate and possibly report on separately in the near future.
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Right now, the only FW I can get successfully loaded on the phone is the official 3.0 FW. Nothing else works and will error out.


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Return to the magical Island of Vvardenfell once more in this huge overhaul, Morrowind Rebirth. Find new enemies to fight, new exciting areas to explore, access new weapons and a brave new world to explore. Whatever you do, you'll be sure to find something new and interesting in nearly every corner of Vvardenfell.
no such thing as too hard, only more challenging to push you to improve your char, making you look harder for stuff to improve, pushing you deeper into the gameworld (unless you a cheating cheater :/)
to keep it short, harder couldn't hurt :)
*one more thing:
I don't know what morrowind developers were thinking back in the day, but alchemy/smithing/enchanting as portable skills? hell no >:(
Labs/smiths/shrines in guilds and settlements as the ONLY way to use these skills man
why am i mentioning this? it could affect game balance greatly
I'm not sure I would want it to be harder, but I kinda agree with the portable alchemy/smithing/enchanting... Those should require a lot of tools and supplies that are way to obese to just throw in your backpack. Not to mention only people who specialize in those areas should be able to do them because it was earned with hard work.
Don't really know what can be done with the current engine, how to limit such use really and it would probably break a lot of the stuff mentioned in dialogue etc.
However I have done some steps to make them less viable, like removing "respawning" ingredients from vendors, made it harder to raise your skills in alchemy to prevent abuse of that skill early on. I've also cut the amount of money you can earn from self made potions by 50 %.
Regarding smithing and enchanting.. well I could make it a lot harder to earn skillpoints in those areas (thus limiting the use until you're more powerful), if anyone agrees to that type of change.
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The "My Favorite Recipe" food for October is apples. Send in your favorite homemade recipes to Debbie Wilson at email@example.com.
Some people, when they need a new recipe, go to a big shiny cookbook, filled with color pictures on slick, glossy paper.
Donna Fluharty, though, prefers to make family favorites. And for this, she turns to the little, well-worn, bound cookbook her mother-in-law had compiled.
"Home Cookin': Recipes from the Kitchen of Helen Fluharty" is filled with downhome recipes handed down from generation to generation.
You can tell which dishes are the favorites. They're the ones on pages splattered with batter and sauce, the ones the book opens almost automatically to.
Like their spaghetti sauce. Or homemade hot dog sauce.
Or apple pie filling.
Fluharty has this basic, versatile recipe for that's good for cobblers of many kinds of fruit ... apple, peach, blueberry, blackberry, cherries.
"I have no idea where I got this recipe," she said. "But it's pretty well-used. It makes its own crust. That's why I like it.
"It's simple. That's me. I don't like a whole bunch of ingredients. Simple's better."
She has nine grandchildren — ages 23, 21, 18, 16, two 14-year-olds, 11 and then 7-year-old twins — and one great-grandson, 5 months.
She makes what her grandchildren call "Slinky apples" — a long, continuous curlycue — on an apple peeler and corer.
"I used to be a good cook," she said. "I like to cook, bake, everything. Just all of it."
She doesn't cook much now that her husband Alan passed away in 2006.
"I'd just as leave pick up something quick," she said. It's hard to cut a recipe down to just one serving.
But many of her children and grandchildren live within literally a stone's throw away on their Kennedy-like compound on Plum Run Road. They're always there when she needs help or company ... or someone to cook for.
She learned to cook from her mother, Docia Jones, and mother-in-law, Helen Fluharty.
She was the only girl of four children. Their father died when she was 13, so she learned to cook.
The family is so close they almost share birthdates.
"All my kids were born on either the seventh or 17th," she said.
"I learned to cook about everything from my mother," she said.
Her mother-in-law made cream-filled donuts, "all kinds of stuff," Fluharty said.
Her mother-in-law made potato salad with canned milk, salt and pepper, and her mother made it with salad dressing. To this day, she must make some of each, she said.
Alan Fluharty, whom she married when she was 18, was a meat-and-potatoes kind of guy.
She liked to bake pies, make roast beef, "and all that Christmas stuff," she said.
They used to do Christmas at her mother-in-law's house, but now everyone congregates at Fluharty's home.
With deer season coming up, she's ready to make pepperoni rolls for all the hunters in her family.
And pretty soon, she figures, they'll have to haul out the kettle and make themselves some homemade apple butter.
"Yeah. This is my last jar," she said, eyeing the jar filled with apple butter.
"We don't even go by a recipe for that. Apples, sugar, some cinnamon candies and cinnamon oil. Maybe a little bit more, depending on the kind of apples we get. We make about 50 quarts. I give it away to the kids and other people. But we better be making more."
During the summer, she keeps a garden. From beans and broccoli to tomatoes, peppers, squash and even watermelon.
It's really easier to ask what she doesn't grow in it: sweet potatoes.
"I just can't keep the deer out of them. We have two chestnut trees and they were so full this year, the limbs hung clear down to the ground. And this is all we got from them," she said, shaking a large plastic bowl maybe three-quarters full with chestnuts.
She's lived in the Plum Run all her life. Her grandparents, William and Elizabeth Hamilton, built the house she now lives in a long time ago as a one-room log house. So she remembers playing here.
"I love it here," she said.
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Brazilian superstar Gilberto Gil is Tom's guest on Sunday March 14th @ 1 p.m. Gil formed the Tropicalia movement back in the late 60s along with Caetano Veloso and others, and paid dearly for it—he was exiled for years by the dictatorship. He returned to Brazil from his exile in London, and went on to record some of the most memorable albums in Brazilian music. Current Brazilian President Lula da Silva appointed him Minister of Culture, a position he held for five years.
Upon retiring from his cabinet post, Gil resumed his music career, and is now touring the U.S. He performs at UCLA's Royce Hall on Saturday, 3/20. He performs with renowned cellist Jaques Morelenbaum and his son, Bem will play percussion in the UCLA Live event.
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Within the past two weeks "mail" on two different Macs now fails to close and must be closed by using the function of "force close" The Mac Pro runs on Mountain Lion and the MBP on Lion.
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Drexel director of rowing Paul Savell appreciates the support his men's and women's crews receive - from the student body to the alumni to the athletic administration - and doesn't mind if all that enthusiasm creates some pressure on his Dragons.
"We like that pressure," Savell said Friday on the banks of the Schuylkill. "You wouldn't have any diamonds if you didn't have pressure. No, we like that."
The Dragons thrived in Friday's day-long heats at the 74th Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta, advancing eight boats - equally divided between men and women - into the semifinals. Drexel will have nine boats in all in Saturday's semis, counting one in the men's junior varsity heavyweight eight, an event that did not require qualifying heats.


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Appealing to mass anxiety
The emotion manifested in the anti-PST rally (Hundreds jeer NDP's PST hike, May 3) demonstrates the inherent problem in demanding a referendum on any issue. Given the emotions roused around hot-button issues, it is relatively easy to galvanize support on one side or the other by appealing to mass anxiety, anger or frustration.
This not an atmosphere in which to make rational decisions. There is no mystical truth intrinsic to, or revealed in, numerical superiority. In metaphorical terms, getting a majority of the ranchers to lynch the alleged rustler is a simple matter.
As Mark Twain once observed, if you have the fools onside, you have a majority in any town. The best referendum on government actions is best held every four years. It's called an election.
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I'm not sure where this content belongs, actually. Should it somehow be merged into Ottawa? Or made a district? No options seem very good, but my hunch is that it shouldn't have its own article. --Peter Talk 15:21, 29 September 2007 (EDT)
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- Redirect to Ottawa for the time being. Wikipedia's text on Kanata is interesting: "Kanata is a large suburban area in the western part of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada." There is enough ambiguity as to the status of a place like this (and it's hardly unique among Canadian sort-of-towns) that keeping the pointer around, as a navigational aid, seems appropriate. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 16:05, 8 October 2007 (EDT)
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- John Lewis
- Eligible for International Delivery
- Suitable From
- 12 months
- Warning!
- Not suitable for children under 12 months
Click & collect
Free Click & Collect from John Lewis and Waitrose shops for collection tomorrow from 2pm
259 participating John Lewis and Waitrose shops - Free
Standard UK delivery within 5 working days
- £3.00
Next, named or Saturday UK delivery.
- £6.95
Next/named day UK delivery pre-10.30am.
- £9.95
Collect+ from a local shop from tomorrow - postcode exclusions apply for Collect+ deliveries
Trial in Scotland, Wales, SW England and N Ireland only
1500 participating Collect+ shops - £3.00
International delivery not available
We want you to be happy with your purchase. If you're not, just return the products to us or to one of our shops. Unless faulty, we'd like this to be within 90 days of purchase. Exceptions apply to certain products - find out more about our refund policy.
Depending on the type of product, you can make free returns via our shops, Royal Mail (or courier collection for large or heavy items), Collect+ or via MyHermes.
Q & As
UK delivery:
£3.00 Standard UK delivery within 5 working days
Click & collect
Free Click & Collect from John Lewis and Waitrose shops for collection tomorrow from 2pm
£3.00 Collect+ from a local shop from tomorrow (Trial in selected areas)
International delivery not available:
Returns are free
See more details about returning this product


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Where Were You in '72?
Date: Sat. June 18, 2011
Time: 12:00 pm
1350 W. 89th Street
Program: Adult Summer Learning Challenge
About this event:
James Taylor and Carly Simon got hitched, Elvis and Priscilla called it quits and America lost a national treasure with the passing of Mahalia Jackson. Join us for a touch of soul as we discuss hits and singers of the early 1970s.