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If you're buying or selling right now, Hurricane Sandy might have another punch in store for you -- it could hold up your closing. NY1's Monica Brown filed the following report.
Appraiser Jon Storgion says all appraisals done in federal disaster areas up to 90 days before the hurricane hit have to be done again.
Every part of all five boroughs, and many of the surrounding suburbs, were declared federal disaster areas.
"I was making an appointment for someone who lives on the 23rd floor of a highrise on the Upper West Side and they asked me why is this necessary, I'm not located in a flood zone," Storgion says.
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Even if no repairs are required, with so many properties to re-inspect, appraisers say the sheer volume of work will cause delays for many.
"We're doing approximately 40 to 50 re-inspections each day right now," Storgion says. "This is on top of the number of new appraisal orders that come in each day. So we're busy."
Howard Morrel, senior vice president at Brown Harris Stevens, says there's another problem here -- the domino effect.
"Often in New York, someone who's purchasing an apartment is, on the other end, selling an apartment and depending on that income to make the purchase," Morrel says. "As a result, there's this backlog of apartments that are not closing."
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Re: Money Talks
Be careful! If the EU gets to here about this they're liable to hit the Linux community with a hefty fine for using their market dominance in an abusive manner...
"How much are they abusing the market Franz?"
"$900m Jean"
"Ok, How much is the European Parliament lunch budget?"
"That would be $35,000,000."
"Ok lets fine them $40,000,000 plus they must unbundle Apache from all distros except those included on Mandrake and Suse - sound good?"
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Re: Money Talks - the real EU?
Hi Don,
are you sure you're talking about the same EU that actually tried to cut down on monopoly abuse by M$? That tries to force M$ to openly document their SMB interface on the server side? Would that help Linux servers and would it help more than the US antitrust ruling against M$ did? Or did that court touch that subject at all?
The same EU where Linux is more and more considered as the more secure, stable and "democracy compatible" platform by governments and other public organisations?
And by the way - ever noticed that Suse now belongs to Novel?
So if you really thought that "the EU" was too dumb to know the difference between open software and the monopoly of M$ and was otherwise just somehow undiscriminatingly "anti-US" could you maybe reconsider? I'm sure there will still be more than enough good jokes to be found even so, like:
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Re: Money Talks - the real EU?
Greetings Johannes,
So many questions and so little time. I am, however, concerned that Linux could be the next in line when Super Mario Monti goes for another high score in Grand Theft Auto (Corporate Edition). What market or corporation is safe when the EU really needs several hundred million dollars to spend on Armani suits, Tattinger, stock options and personal pension funds. Never look a gift horse in the mouth - just mug it!
Yes, I was aware that Novell had acquired Suse, I just thought that Suse deserved a mention.
As to NAFTA, well, Never Allow French Tourists Abroad comes to mind but this, and all the rest is written with a big (-:
Re: Money Talks - the real EU?
Just curious does mcdonald sell french or freedom fries?
could someone remind me of what does nafta stand for?
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This is a discussion on Information about Limcroma Safaris??? within the South Africa Hunting Reports forums, part of the Hunting Reports & Questions About Outfitters/PHs category; Hello All!!! I am looking for some information about Hannes Els and Limcroma Safaris. Has anyone hunted with Hannes recently ...
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Hello All!!! I am looking for some information about Hannes Els and Limcroma Safaris. Has anyone hunted with Hannes recently that can provide some feedback to his operation?? Thanks for all the help
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Anyone else have any info? I'm also considering a safari with Limcroma in the near future.
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I have two friends who went with them last year and they were very impressed and pleased. I have been corresponding with them for a trip in 2013.
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My wife and I hunted with Hannes in 2010. We are headed back for 12 days this July. I can't say enough about Hannes and Limcroma. They are first class and you will not be disappointed!
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My wife and I have hunted with Hannes Els in '09 and '11..... First class operaton in every possible way! I cannot say enough about how sincere, personalble, and accommodationg Hannes and the entire staff treat their guests.
Look at my photo albums and read my hunting report on Limcroma Safaris here on AH.com. We are going back in '13....
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Oh, what a memory you have stirred up, DB! For years I made Biscotti di Greve (orange almond). I discovered it in the 1980's and although I haven't made it for a few years (it used to fill every Christmas box) I will be making it this week for our wine tasting--excellent with white or red wines, and, of course, with bubbly!
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03-02-2013, 10:52 AMI wish Luxury Link would add this property to their list. Villa Bordoni is ideally located for touring the Tuscan region. The towns of Florence, Siena, Pisa, Volterra, San Gimignano, Arezzo, Lucca, Cortona, Pienza, Montepulciano and Montalcino are all within comfortable reach by car. Great place to stay.
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I finally installed Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) on the "new" laptop from a DVD created from download to one of the Windows 2000 machines on the network using InfraRecorder.
It was fairly easy over-writing Windows 7 with Ubuntu apart from having to re-boot a few times more than I should (partly finger-trouble on an unfamiliar mousepad). I had to tell the dual-boot to run Ubuntu - I could not find a "Replace Windows with Ubuntu" option until I was in Ubuntu. After telling Ubuntu to install itself permanently and remove Windows it took another couple of re-boots - something went astray on the first one but the second one was fine.
It took a couple of hours to set up the wired network so I could see everything else plus the internet, probably because I'm using a manully-entered IP and not using DHCP. It was not helped by a different Network Settings panel on the new version. The wireless option still re-ticks itself from time to time, especially after a reboot: no idea why because there is no actual info in the wireless network popup and I haven't got a wireless account anyway.
I can see all the other machines on the network (Windows 2000 server, ditto workstation and Ubuntu 8.04) in the Network option of Places and in smb4k, although I've got the login wrong a few times and not been able to see them.
I can't see the new machine from any of the others. I assume this is a Share-setting or domain problem which I haven't really had time to sort out yet (if anyone has a tip about that...). I need to get into root to change permissions on the hosts file but that's probably not a problem; I did it on the other machine ages ago.
I spent a couple of hours installing apps to bring it roughly in line with the older Ubuntu machine but that still needs time to finish, especially the mail and RDP features. I notice a few apps are no longer packaged but not a real hassle. I haven't looked at Synaptic yet.
I've tried telling the new machine not to log itself off after only a few minutes on mains; an hour would be useful but I haven't found the correct place yet (tips...?).
The change to the apps window buttons, from right top bar to left top bar, is a bit odd but I'm coping - I understand this can be altered but it's not a priority for me. "Why?" is a good question, though.


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About 450,000 square feet of office space has been developed in the past few years at the Quantico Corporate Center in North Stafford, and every bit of it is now spoken for.
TrustComm Inc. recently leased about 13,000 square feet at the center off U.S. 1, filling all the remaining office vacancies in the buildings at 800 Corporate Drive and 525 Corporate Drive, said David Newman, a vice president for QCC developer the Silver Cos.
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It was 2007 and couple Derrick Booze and Bob Kan were each looking to make a move—Booze from an apartment in the Cedarcroft area; Kan from one in Ruxton. That was when their close friend, designer Ted Pearson, suggested they tour a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhome at Overlook Clipper Mill.
"Ted said, 'You've got to come look at this place,'" recounts Booze. "'I think you'll both love it.'"
With its expansive, light-filled spaces, unique contemporary floor plan, stylish Italian-designed kitchen and LEED-certified features, it was, as Pearson predicted, love at first sight.
Kan and Booze also loved the idea of permanently blending their lives.
"We couldn't wait to combine our belongings," says Booze.
Today, their home is filled with highly personal pieces (Kan, a retired orthopedist, displays his first doctor's bag on the bottom shelf of an antique table in their bedroom; a piece of calligraphy by Booze's late brother, Mario, is framed on a wall in the guest room) as well as objects and artwork the couple has collected from around the world.
"We've picked up things as we've gone along," says Booze, who works at Martin Greenbaum Carpet, "but we've really tried to pare it down. I don't like a lot of clutter. The things that have the most meaning to us are the photographs of family."
A focal point in the living room is a one-of-a-kind harpsichord Kan ordered from Hubbard Harpsichords of Massachusetts. Several years ago, Kan painstakingly built the instrument from scratch in the first-floor workroom of his home. "I built one before and sold it," says Kan. "Then my daughter, Lisa, [from a previous marriage] said, 'I wanted it after you died, dad.' Probably the dumbest thing I ever said was, 'I will build you another one.' This harpsichord has 5,000 pieces and took me a year-and-a-half to build!"
Perhaps the most profound influences on the space are the memories Kan brought from a lifetime ago: Kan is a Holocaust survivor who was orphaned at age 10 and lived in hiding with a Dutch family during the latter part of World War II. At the age of 20, he came to the United States in 1955 on a full scholarship to Case Western Reserve University.
His homeland remains close to Kan's heart, and windmills—the iconic symbol of Holland—can be found in photographs throughout the space, including one vista of windmills that was the very view Kan could see from the home where he lived in hiding. The black-and-white image is now prominently displayed on the kitchen wall.
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Booze shares the sentiment. "To live well, have a nice home and family has always been a dream of mine. I would have been happy to just have a decent life, but I was given a little more. I never imagined I'd be living in a place like this."


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I actually don't agree with this. In fact, I think it's a bit of a cop out.
The amount of half court shots Vs the amount of regular shots he misses wouldn't be enough to seriously effect his fg%.
I mean, he shot 7/20 last night. How many of them were from half court? Were 6 or more of them from half court, because that's how many there would have had to have been for him to have a 50% night from the floor.
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MSHA spokeswoman Amy Louviere said that "informal interviews" were conducted as the investigation of the incident at CONSOL's Nolan Run slurry impoundment, located near the company's Robinson Run underground mine.
Four days after the accident, the company, MSHA and state officials were slowly moving toward the recovery of the dozer from the soupy wastewater. The dozer operator, who has not been identified, is missing and presumed drowned, though federal officials continued to refer to a "rescue and recovery" operation.
MSHA used flatbed trucks to bring barges to the recovery site as crews dredged around the shoreline so the barges can be launched once they're assembled.
Small boats will maneuver the barges into place, and a certified marine surveyor will confirm the loads they can hold. The barges are about 12 feet wide and 36 feet long, like those that move coal along rivers, and they'll serve as the platform for the operation, Louviere said. Fifty-foot pipes will anchor the recovery platform.
"A 25-foot buffer zone will be established from the shore, which will be illuminated," Louviere said. "Anyone in this buffer zone will be required to have a spotter and be wearing a life jacket."
Louviere said the plan is to sink sheet pilings into the pond around the dozer, walling it off.


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FRISCO, Texas - Jermaine Taylor scored a game-high 29 points off the bench and the Maine Red Claws pulled away from the Texas Legends in the fourth quarter for a 109-94 victory at Dr. Pepper Arena on Sunday afternoon.
WHO: Red Claws at Canton Charge
WHEN: 7 p.m. Wednesday
Maine led 77-74 after three quarters and opened the fourth with a 7-0 run to extend the lead to double digits.
Texas would get no closer than six points the rest of the way.
Curtis Jerrells and Chris Wright chipped in with 19 points apiece for the Red Claws.
Jerrells also had 10 assists and Wright grabbed six rebounds.
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After lunch and some R & R with Debbie, Jacques asked if I wanted to hunt this afternoon. I of course said I would. He then asked what I'd like to hunt. I was contemplating red heartebeest but for some reason Mountain Reedbuck intriuged me. Jacques said that there were a few really nice males in the mountains and that we would have to hunt by foot. Great ! Spot and stalk in the rugged rocky hills!
Jannie drove us to the base of the ridge of kopjes. Jacques and I then headed up the steep rocks to hunt the summits with the wind in our favor. About 1/3 of the way up Jacques stopped for a breather and asked" how are you"? I laughed as I wasn't even winded and told him he should try chasing elk at 11,000 in Colorado. We continued up slowly climbing the rocks towards the crest. Just as we were nearing the top of the first kopje 3 mountain reedbucks dart from the rocks and head up to the ridge top. Jacques says "that male in the group is very good" as he sets the sticks in one fluid motion. The reedbucks get almost up the steep precipice, but they stop and look back. I hear whistling and think it's Jacques trying to stop them. My rifle hits the sticks and I get on the male reedbuck and squeeze all within 2 seconds. They bolt towards the peak and I hear Jacques say" I think you missed". I was very sure of the shot and it felt good. As the reedbuck turns Jacques now says" you got him I see blood all over his side" The reedbuck gets just about to the top of the rocky peak and tumbles off the side! We exchange hand shakes and congratulations once again. I ask Jacques "how far was he when I shot?" He ranges to the spot and it's 176 yards, which was the shortest shot of the safari.He asks me if I heard them whistling at us. I said yes but thought it was you trying to stop them.He enlightens me that the mountain reedbuck whistle when alarmed. We climb to the spot we last saw the reedbucks and find blood leading down the side of the drop off. We creep slowly down the steep incline and find the reedbuck dead on a rock ledge.He was a very nice mountain reedbuck that measured 5 7/8". We radio Yannie and begin the familiar ritual of taking photo's.
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Day 2 of 2 in Stuttgart was a continuous light session. Boudoir photography is big business in Germany and I showed how I craft exciting pictures from just 1 or 2 Lupolux lights or Arris.
Once again the location for the day was the amazing Park Studio run by Bernhard Frei and Stephan Glathe. Stephan is a master beauty photographer in his own right and I am grateful to him for letting me loose in his hand crafted sets. Here are a few of my pictures. Our model was Tiffany Sachs from Seka Models. It is worth noting that Tiffany is the current miss Germany runner-up and it is not hard to see why.
Femme Fatale is all about the alluring nature of women. Boudoir, on the other hand tends to have little or no emotion and often relies on anonymity to work well. Put too much emotion or the wrong type of look into the pictures and the whole genre can slip into glamour. I mixed and matched my work a little to suit my delegates.
I have found that in most circumstances the most beautiful and sensual images tend to be the least revealing in terms of clothing. I gauge the moment and select clothes to suit my model or client. The best shots come from the most relaxed and confident moments. Sheer fabrics and implied nude poses make for great pictures.
Stephan has kindly invited me back to Stuttgart to rerun these workshops at his amazing studio facilities. I felt that both models worked well and by the end of each day I'd struck a good rapport with them. I'd be happy to re book either of them and indeed Wlada my other favourite German model. If you would like to be part of these workshops please do contact Blaise my PA for more information. If demand is there, I will return.
Blaise is always open to suggestions so if you have access to a fabulous location and can help arrange a workshop please do get in touch.
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1. Chris Hanley | March 29th, 2012 at 10:37 pm
Lupo love Tiffany reminds me of Stina. Beautiful work, love shot 1. Inspired which has given me a new idea for my weddings.
2. Ben Langdon | March 30th, 2012 at 2:39 pm
These are great Damien. I must look in to this Lupo. Currently shoot mainly natural light and flash where needed. These are great, thanks for sharing. Love 1 and 16 the most.
3. Thorsten | March 31st, 2012 at 9:05 am
Das sind mal wieder eindrucksvolle aufnahmen Damien! Fantastic images as always. -Thorsten.
4. damien | April 9th, 2012 at 9:40 pm
Thanks Chris. I'm excited to be shooting with you again very soon.
Cheers, D.
5. damien | April 9th, 2012 at 10:00 pm
Hi Ben,
Thanks for your compliments. The Lupolux Fresnels and now the soft light (Quad) are my new lights of interior inspiration. Outside it is still the Quadra that floats my boat. Natural light is great too
Cheers, Damien.
6. damien | April 9th, 2012 at 10:01 pm
Thanks Thorsten.
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- 12-20-2012, 03:09 PM Thread Author #1
Z10 at the name of the first BB10 phone
Found this article a few minutes ago. Not the greatest name, but it looks more like a mockup ad anyway...
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CrackBerry Story/Discussion: http://crackberry.com/blackberry-l-s...rry-z10-launchLast edited by Kevin Michaluk; 12-20-2012 at 08:31 PM. Reason: Added CrackBerry link
yeah, kinda was hoping some with an L....the z10 sounds like something for the aristo. but we will see
Assuming this rumor is true, that would be pronounced "zed ten".
I wonder if this would confuse the non-Canadians though. Maybe it'll be the "zee ten." It'll be interesting to see which one they go with. - 12-20-2012, 03:14 PM #4
Yea cause it's not like there is some island on the earth with a country where English happens to be named after it that just so happens to pronounce the letter Z the same way you do. There are more people in the world than Canadians! - couldn't resist :P but oblivious I don't think RIM is gonna be to bothered about localized pronunciations. Personally Zed 10 sounds better.
To innovate is to create the MP3 Player, to revolutionise is to create the iPod. - 12-20-2012, 03:41 PM #6
The name is okay but I'm all for the naming convention.
Z for full touch. X for qwerty. Rather than 99xx for Bolds, 98xx for Torch. 93xx for Curve. I think it just complicates things. I hope this is them streamlining their portfolio. One device per thing instead of 9900/9930 for Bold.
10 for BB10. 11 for BB11 etc.
Way more simpler than before. - 12-20-2012, 03:48 PM #7
When I read "BB Z10" I instantly heard a French/German guy's voice saying "Zee 10", but he was actually saying "The 10".
For some reason I stereotype French/German guys saying "the" as "zee"Thanked by:coffeedoctor43 (12-21-2012)
Re: Z10 at the name of the first BB10 phone
My first free association upon hearing the name was with Z100 radio station in New York.
I`m curious to find out why they went with ``z`` and ``x`` instead of ``L`` & ``N``? L10 and N10 don't sound that bad. But, than again this is just a rumour, it might not be true.
Maybe they'll give everyone a curve ball and call it the "Blackberry Playphone" - 12-20-2012, 05:44 PM #12
It must be legit. The L-Series forum has just been renamed.
Blackberry 10 > Windows Phone 7/8 > Blackberry 7 > iOS > Android > Symbian > WebOS > Meego - 12-20-2012, 06:08 PM #13
Z10 at the name of the first BB10 phone
they should do a research before they start giving names like these...
it sounds too Sony Ericsson's lines of phones.
do a wiki on Sony Ericsson lines... there's more than just a V, W, X and Z series..
they should have maintained the L and N series... or London and Arista.
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Are you sure that's not a mockup after someone heard Frank Boulben talking about Z10 phone...I mean the 10 phone..you know, accents and all
PS the video layout on the white phone doesn't make alot of sense and is definitely placed images. - 12-20-2012, 07:47 PM #17
CBK has a nice article about this on the Main everyone should check it out if you havnt already.
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Maybe ' Z' is for Zithers, i.e. the German national musical instrument in honor of Big T
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It just reminds me of the ZTE Nubia Z5
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Re: Z10 at the name of the first BB10 phone
how so?
is the music group called "Zed Zed Top"? Will Nyqil help you get your Zeds? Sing the alphabet song. Does Zed rhyme with V?
I think this is being way over analized.
Its Said to be called the "Z10".
Are we now trying to be "PC" with smartphones?
My bad....."Ped Ced"Many thanks, downloads and dollars to all the developers out there!!!
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Wolfgang Baur and the rest of the team over at Kobold Quarterly have announced the sad news that the critically-acclaimed magazine is to join the ghosts of many other RPG magazines and cease production immediately. Kobold Quarterly has been running for five years, and was seen by many as the spiritual successor to DRAGON magazine. In a press release on the official website, Wolfgang says:
Its a fact that in every fantasy roleplaying game, whether its Pathfinder RPG, Dungeons & Dragons, or Castles & Crusades, a kobolds life is short. Theyre wily and quick, but they have few hit points. Sooner or later they go down fighting.In addition to this announcement, the web page also contains an FAQ which deals with subscriptions, refunds, PDFs, Kickstarters, and more.
That day has come for Kobold Quarterly magazine. After five years of publication, Shelly and I are closing the doors on the little fanzine that could.
Theres a FAQ at the end of this post with more information, including details for subscribers (who will have the choice of a full refund or a larger amount in Kobold Store credit) and for writers (editors will contact you about Winter submissions).
Thats the nitty gritty. But as Kobold-in-Chief, I dont want to talk about that right now. I want to talk about what Kobold Quarterly means to me.
I always hoped that Kobold Quarterly would someday be my full-time gig, but it was not to be. My sincere thanks go out to everyone who contributed to the magazine, starting with our stalwart subscribers, advertisers, authors, and artists. Thanks also to those who bought only an issue or two; for us, every sale was crucial to our continuing. The magazine may be going away, but the Open Design goal of creating new ways for people to publish their RPG ideas will continue.
This is a very sad day for me personally, and I know this comes as a disappointment to many of you. The line on small press magazines these days is, every issue is a little miracle. We finally ran out of miracles, but its been an absolutely stellar five and a half years with Kobold Quarterlys contributors, subscribers, and readers.
Thanks for making it more than a product. Thank you for making it original, surprising, thrilling, inspiring and quirky. Thank you for making it playable and debatable and fun. All adventures end, and this one has been a blast.
And now, as adventurers do, we will gather in the tavern to hoist mugs of ale and talk about the monsters we slew and the treasures we won. And then we will begin planning and scheming for the next adventure.
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That's too bad, it was a pretty good magazine.
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Aww man, that's too bad. It was a good magazine, and I was really happy to have it fill the niche that Dragon used to fill before it went away. I was happy to have done a little bit in some early issues, but it's still a shame to see it go away.Todd Stewart
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ø Ignore gamerprinterPublishing a print magazine is very, very expensive. Delays in ad contracts, and payments from distributors are always late, yet magazine printers expect to be paid up front for printing an issue. Sometimes profits from a given magazine issue doesn't make it to your pocket book for months, even a year or more. So you have many thousands of dollars paid up front, and nothing to show for it for a long time, even if it's profitable.
Add to this magazine distributors are controlled by the Mafia (more or less) - Paizo has said as much, in their years of work producing Dungeon and Dragon magazines.
I looked at creating a short run visitors magazine serving my hometown about 10 years ago, and the reality is for a run of 4,000 issues, it was going to cost me $30,000 each print run to the printers for a 48 page full color mag that was mostly ads (about 20% actual content). Meaning I'd have to have a budget of $240,000 for two years worth of magazines (for a quarterly release schedule), and I might not see a profit for the first issue for 2 years. Who can really afford to do that - not most game publishers, that's for sure.
And to tell you how a magazine is paid for, it's by ads only. That cover price you see, doesn't even cover the cost of distribution. Consider that a $4 cover price magazine costs $12 per issue, not including distribution...
So the reality, that we've actually gotten a great magazine for a couple years is something to cherish, because somebody coughed up enough money to keep it going. The magazine business is a poor one for anybody these days, and only if you have access to huge cash reserves can you even make it work.Last edited by gamerprinter; Saturday, 17th November, 2012 at 12:35 AM.
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Saturday, 17th November, 2012, 12:31 AM #7
As a charter subscriber, I'm sorry to see it go. Thanks for all the great issues, Kobolds!
Saturday, 17th November, 2012, 01:35 AM #8
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ø Ignore falcarrionI wish them well.
I will miss reading the magazine.something wicked this way comes
Saturday, 17th November, 2012, 04:50 AM #9
To sad that they cannot continue PDF only. But real life/kids are a (no THE) priority!
Gloria Finis
Saturday, 17th November, 2012, 05:55 AM #10
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ø Ignore TreeboreAt least they are doing other great projects.
It is the spirit of the game, not the letter of the rules, which is important. NEVER hold to the letter written, nor allow some barracks room lawyer to force quotations from the rule book upon you, IF it goes against the obvious intent of the game. As you hew the line with respect to conformity to major systems and uniformity of play in general, also be certain the game is mastered by you and not by your players. Within the broad parameters give in the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Volumes, YOU are creator and final arbiter. By ordering things as they should be, the game as a WHOLE first, your CAMPAIGN next, and your participants thereafter, you will be playing Advanced Dungeons and Dragons as it was meant to be. May you find as much pleasure in so doing as the rest of us do.
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