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News about New York Public Library, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 24, 2014
New York City and New York Public Library announce $18 million plan to take over part of the privately run Huntington Free Library and Reading Room's one-acre site in Westchester Square, Bronx, to build modern public library branch; Huntington hopes project, which would be largest effort to date to revitalize neighborhood, will bring more visitors to their doors. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
English-language classes at New York City's public libraries are so popular that people in some neighborhoods stand in line for hours to sign up and many have to be turned away when they reach capacity; about 3.9 million residents in city speak language other than English at home. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column; broadband access has an annual cost of close to $1,000 per home in New York City, leaving about 2.9 million people in digital dark; city's libraries provide free access within their facilities, but will now try lending people a small box that provides free wireless Internet service for up to five users at a time. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Library officials announce that New York Public Library's revised renovation plan to upgrade Mid-Manhattan Library and create more public space in its flagship Fifth Avenue building is expected to cost about $300 million; original plan would have cost $500 million. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Rose Main Reading Room in the New York Public Library temporarily closes after plaster falls from the ceiling; room is being thoroughly inspected for safety, and is expected to open in several weeks. MORE
May. 21, 2014
New York Public Library is in midst of processing archives of writer Tom Wolfe, encompassing 170 linear feet of manuscripts, reporter's notebooks, newspaper clippings, sketches and other materials; archive includes unusually rich vein of correspondence from editors, research subjects, fellow writers and ordinary readers. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Editorial welcomes New York Public Library's decision to abandon its plan to renovate its landmark building in Midtown, opting instead for a more modest, cheaper, quicker and smarter plan; contends library's reversal was motivated by the best of reasons. MORE
May. 8, 2014
New York Public Library abandons controversial renovation plan that would have turned its research flagship on 42nd Street into a circulating library; change in course comes as Mayor Bill de Blasio prepares to announce his final budget; library is still expected to receive the $150 million that had been allotted to the project under the Bloomberg administration, but library hopes to use it for other purposes like creating more public space and refurbishing the nearby Mid-Manhattan Library. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Jaime Herrera, 14-year veteran of cleaning staff at New York Public LIbrary's main branch at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street; Herrera is one of most sociable and involved employees at branch, despite being deaf since childhood and unable to speak. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
A patron of the New York Public Library, who died last summer, set aside $6 million for the library in her will, the library announced on Wednesday. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column; Washington Heights Library, which will re-open for first time in almost four years after $12.4 million renovation, will include what may be first plaque bearing name of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has yet to decide whether city will continue funding renovation of New York Public Library's Fifth Avenue flagship; revised design and cost analysis promised by library are months overdue; Committee to Save the New York Public Library opposes the renovation. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column on Mariners Harbor Library on Staten Island,which is 88th branch of New York Public Library and first newly established branch since opening of Battery Park City Library in March 2010; library is housed in bright, new building that sets hopeful tone. MORE
Nov. 21, 2013
New York Public Library buys archives of novelist and journalist Tom Wolfe for $2.15 million. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Michael Kimmelman asserts that one way New York can prepare its neighborhoods for the next disaster after Hurricane Sandy is to build more branch libraries; notes that libraries, which serve as everyday community centers, are an ideal place to shelter people during storms. MORE
Jul. 15, 2013
It may not be an official holiday, but National Dork Day was a cause for celebration at a library branch on Staten Island. MORE
Jun. 28, 2013
New York Public Library president Tony Marx, responding to criticism that cost projections for renovation of library's flagship branch are not to be trusted, announces that he will commission a separate review of the plan. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Character Study column on Rosalind Gutierrez, Staten Island native who is legendary among New York Public Library officials for her obsessive approach to collecting signatures every spring on forms decrying possible city budget cuts to libraries. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
Edward Rothstein reviews exhibition The ABC of It: Why Children's Books Matter at New York Public Library. MORE
May. 18, 2013
Francis X Clines The City Life column praises rich trove of archives and resources at the New York Public Library's Milstein Division, which has cross-referenced names and addresses with long-awaited 1940 census data; holds result is eye-opening for scholars and family genealogists both. MORE
May. 7, 2013
Donnell Library Center, branch of the New York Public Library, has been reconceived to fit at base of high-rise hotel and is designed to emphasize places to congregate rather than those for books. MORE
Feb. 17, 2013
Christopher Gray Streetscapes column; plans to convert rear interior of New York Public Library building on Fifth Avenue from stacks into reading room have drawn attention to building's back facade, one of few in city to compete with its front face in terms of design. MORE
Feb. 4, 2013
Tour featuring hats from personal collection of Theodor Seuss Geisel, also known as Dr Seuss, will open at New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue; show, which highlights role of hats in Geisel's life, is timed to correspond with 75th anniversary of his book The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins. MORE
Jan. 30, 2013
Michael Kimmelman Critic's Notebook expresses dismay with architect Norman Foster's plans to revamp and modernize New York Public Library's main 42nd Street building; notes new circulating library would be installed under reading room; contends his designs are not worthy of him and have all elegance and distinction of suburban mall. MORE
Jan. 2, 2013
Donations totaling about $20 million have begun flowing to the New York Public Library and the Central Park Conservancy from estate of Mary McConnell Bailey; private and quiet New Yorker, who died without an obituary or services in February, 2011, left little hint of the fortune she planned to bequeath on two favorite city institutions. MORE
Dec. 19, 2012
New York Public Library, in effort to silence complaints of secrecy in revamping of the landmark building, plans to unveil Norman Foster's design for a new circulating library in its Fifth Avenue flagship. MORE
Oct. 11, 2012
Profile of Tony Marx, New York Public Library president who is trying to bring the institution into the 21st century without losing the social cachet it gained in the 20th. MORE
Sep. 20, 2012
New York Public Library, in response to public outcry, revises the plan for its flagship Fifth Avenue research center, promising to keep most of its research materials on hand. MORE
Sep. 2, 2012
Sam Roberts introduces list of 50 objects that could embody the history of New York City, as identified by historians and curators from the New-York Historical Society, the New York Public Library and the American Museum of Natural History, among others; project was inspired by A History of the World in 100 Objects, the British Museum's BBC radio series and book. MORE
Jun. 23, 2012
Edward Rothstein reviews exhibit Lunch Hour NYC, an examination of how workers in the city have eaten over the years, at the New York Public Library. MORE
Jun. 10, 2012
Ginia Bellafante Big City column suggests that fears surrounding the New York Public Library's plan to expand its central branch at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street may be unfounded; says protests against the expansion are led by those who worry that the addition of a circulating library and more common space would compromise the branch's integrity as a research institution, but there is little evidence that this is true. MORE
May. 24, 2012
Many former employees of the New York Public Library feel that the nondisparagement agreements they signed in exchange for severance pay prohibit them from from taking part in the debate over the library's proposed $300 million redevelopment plan; library officials say the agreements are standard and not intended to curtail free speech. MORE
May. 23, 2012
New York Public Library officials come under fire during panel discussion held to debate $300 million plan to redevelop flagship Fifth Avenue branch; critics say proposed changes, which call for putting up to half of the branch's three million volumes into storage in New Jersey, would diminish the library's role as a leading reference center; urge that redevelopment funds be directed instead toward rejuvenating dilapidated branch libraries. MORE
May. 9, 2012
Editorial praises proposal to renovate the flagship building of the New York Public Library system; cautions library's overseers to take care that they preserve the essence of the cultural landmark. MORE
Apr. 22, 2012
Op-Ed article by author Edmund Morris expresses concern over the proposed renovation plans for the New York Public Library's main building. MORE
Apr. 16, 2012
Anthony W Marx, the president of the New York Public Library, is engaged in a public-relations blitz to address criticism from scholars and writers who object to the library's plan to reimagine its Fifth Avenue flagship building at an estimated cost of $300 million. MORE
Feb. 16, 2012
New York Public Library moves ahead with its ambitious $1 billion plan to overhaul its branches and renovate its Fifth Avenue flagship; plan, which was announced in 2008 but languished because of the economic downturn and changes in library leadership, now involves selling the Mid-Manhattan branch and the Science, Industry and Business Library. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
New York Public Library's 62 Queens branches are striving to cater to borough's intensifying globalization by increasing offerings in foreign languages. MORE
Dec. 19, 2011
New York Public Library is in talks to sell five floors at 188 Madison Avenue, which houses the Science, Business and Industry Library; library will remain there and proceeds will go to transforming main Fifth Avenue site into combined research and circulating library. MORE
Nov. 15, 2011
Brian Seibert reviews premier performance of dance by Australian choreographer Lee Serle at New York Public Library. MORE
Nov. 8, 2011
Anthony Marx, president of the New York Public Library, is arrested on drunken-driving charges after the library-owned car he was driving was backed into a parked vehicle in Upper Manhattan. MORE
Nov. 2, 2011
Bertha Franklin Feder Award program offers two employees of New York Public Library system $2,000 every year for 23 years, in part to recognize librarians' dedicated but underpaid labor. MORE
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A Dance of Rivers
After nearly 40 years as a staff photographer, Chester Higgins Jr. is retiring from The New York Times. His career has often led him to photograph Africa and its diaspora with grace and affection.
December 18, 2014, Thursday
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New Wreaths for New York Public Library's Lions
Patience and Fortitude will get redesigned holiday wreaths.
December 1, 2014, Monday
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Bronx Library May Get a New Neighbor: Another Library
Putting a New York Public Library branch next to the Huntington Free Library and Reading Room is part of an $18 million plan that could help revitalize Westchester Square, a once-thriving commercial hub.
November 24, 2014, Monday
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New York Public Library Names New Chairman
Evan R. Chesler, the chairman of the law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore, will take over as the library chairman from Neil L. Rudenstine.
November 14, 2014, Friday
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Existentialism and Romantic Love in a Philosophy 101
In a series of classes, the New York Public Library's Jefferson Market branch will offer guidance on applying existential philosophy to affairs of the heart.
November 14, 2014, Friday
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New York Public Library Chairman to Step Down
Neil L. Rudenstine has presided over the library – along with Anthony W. Marx, its president – during planning for the institution's controversial renovation.
October 30, 2014, Thursday
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Library's Master Plan Expected in the Spring
Officials at the New York Public Library say that the master planning process is not expected to be finished until April.
October 9, 2014, Thursday
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New York City Libraries Struggle to Meet Demand for English-Language Classes
In a city where about 3.9 million residents speak a language other than English at home, the classes are so popular that people in some neighborhoods stand in line for hours to sign up.
August 7, 2014, Thursday
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Live From the Public Library: Joseph O'Neill, Joyce Carol Oates and Dr. Funkenstein
The Live From the NYPL season will include appearances by novelists and scholars, as well as George Clinton, the Parliament-Funkadelic mastermind.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
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Weinshall to Become New York Public Library's Chief Operating Officer
Iris Weinshall, previously the commissioner of New York's Department of Transportation, will oversee operations starting Sept. 1.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
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A Farewell to Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou, the memoirist, poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," died Wednesday. Her manuscripts are being preserved at the Harlem-based branch of the New York Public Library.
'The ABC of It'
An exhibit exploring the world of children's literature opens Friday at the New York Public Library.
Modernizing the New York Public Library
Michael Kimmelman on the $300 million plan to renovate the legendary structure.
Children's Library Discovery Center
A new addition to Queens Central Library is part of a quiet revolution reshaping New York's public architecture.
Children's Library Discovery Center
A new addition to Queens Central Library is part of a quiet revolution reshaping New York's public architecture.
Inside the Timothy Leary Archives
Selections from Leary's papers, which have been acquired by the New York Public Library.
Inside the Timothy Leary Archives
Selections from Leary's papers, which have been acquired by the New York Public Library.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Is the Capital Region competitive in the global economy? That was the question posed by leaders at a panel of how current and future policy making could affect local businesses and the local economy.
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MORRISSEY: Charles in charge: Tillman interception brings Bears to life again
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Charles Tillman breaks open the game with his 36-yard interception return for a touchdown. | Stephen Morton~AP
Updated: November 9, 2012 6:18AM
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Charles Tillman won a football game all by himself Sunday.
Oh, right. Sorry. This is a team sport, and you know how football coaches are about anything that chips away at the concept of ''family.'' So we'll play nice and say Tillman couldn't have done it without Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert, a very generous fellow. And the Bears cornerback can thank the NFL for awarding a franchise to a city that either doesn't care about football or is discerning enough to boycott the game when it's played poorly.
It didn't take much to suck the life out of the Jaguars and their lonely stadium. With the Bears holding an indifferent 6-3 lead in the third quarter, Tillman intercepted Gabbert and obediently followed his blockers into the end zone.
It's how one man broke open a game that had sunk into a sticky, torpid symposium on Bad Football.
The 36-yard interception return breathed so much life into the Bears that the game became a blowout. That's no exaggeration. He turned what looked like a trap game into a 41-3 rout in front of a thin crowd with a definite pro-Bears bent to it.
Tillman deals in interceptions and fumbles. It's what he does. No, it's what he is. He walks and talks and intercepts and punches loose footballs. Sunday's pick was his second interception for a touchdown in two games, giving him the Bears' career record for defensive touchdowns with eight. Seven of those were interceptions; the other was a fumble he returned for a score.
In a reflection of how good the Bears' defense has become and how no record can go unnoticed these days, Tillman and linebacker Lance Briggs became the first teammates in NFL history to score touchdowns on interceptions two games in a row.
''I wish they wouldn't tell me about stats and stuff like that,'' Tillman said. ''Tell me that when I'm older on the day I retire about all the [records] I break. It's cool. It's an honor. The Bears go back 200 years, they're so old. With all the players who've come here and what they've done and to be that guy, it's an honor.''
Tillman's interception was his own; the weaving interception return he gives to former Bears safety Mike Brown.
''I know he's not playing with us, but I learned a great deal from him, the way he scored and set up the blocks,'' he said. ''That was the only person I thought about as I was running: 'That's what he would have done. It worked! Snap! I scored!' ''
Tillman said last week's interception against the Dallas Cowboys was easy — too easy. Tony Romo threw the ball right to him. Tillman's thought process:
''Last week was, 'Is he really throwing me the ball? He can't be throwing me the ball. I'm about to drop this ball. I'm double-clutching the ball. Don't drop the ball. I caught the ball. Oh, I got it! OK, score.' ''
Whatever Tillman has done and is doing isn't about luck. You don't do what he does because good fortune follows you like a spotlight. You study film. You study players. And you practice what you've learned, every single day.
''You see around the league, a lot of guys drop the interception,'' Bears defensive back D.J. Moore said. ''He catches it.''
Tillman's true gift is causing fumbles. This is a guy who can get beat three plays in a row, make you think he might want to start shopping for retirement communities and then force a fumble. You shake your head.
But your amazement fails to take into consideration how much work he puts into stripping the opponent of the ball.
''He does it every day in practice,'' Moore said. ''He'll throw his shoulder out trying to get the ball out. In my rookie year, I was on the scout team as a receiver, and he almost broke my wrist one day trying to punch the ball out. It looks real smooth, but it's a straight right jab.''
Louisiana-Lafayette inducted Tillman into its Hall of Fame on Saturday, and he said he was touched. He brought that high into Sunday's game. It showed.
The Bears find comfort in their 10-year veteran, especially when things aren't going right. They look to him with certain expectations. They ask him to change a game. It's impressive how many times he does it.


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And I know he'll never go shirtless but a tank is still a possibility.
unfortunately, the tank above is from rehearsal, it never made it on the show....I don't get his reluctance, either- why work out/lift weights to get that bod and NOT show it???? He is a little god- boy/very christian/purity ring type- maybe it's that
can't believe no one has posted that before- all I ever saw were the pics, figured if it was actual video- someone would have posted it- THANKS!
He's got a nice little farmers tan in that short But god he looks good in a muscle shirt!!
I must have gone to that page after the video was removed....I like at the end when Sam/Jeannette is pouring water down Nathan- you can see it cresting some what over his bulge/crotch
Random cute pics of him
^^Nice pics. He is filling out more and more everytime I see him.
And is it just me or does he look like a teenage Elvis Presley in that guitar pic?
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Not sure if this one's been posted before
does anyone remember the guy in the pic with him???? He created and produces the show- but he was a teen star himself- on Head of the Class...Dan Schneider as Dennis....serious crush on Tony O'Dell- so cute
is there any updates on him? it's been a while...
I don't get the attraction... AT ALL. And this is a pretty huge thread.
"Rarely do we find men who willingly engage in hard solid thinking. There is an almost universal quest for easy answers and half-baked solutions. Nothing pains some people more than having to think.'' - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Just so the thread doesn't get boring, some random pics
Agree!!! He needs to take off that shirt!!!!
The last original iCarly is on this Friday Maybe Nathan will now do some acting with his shirt off
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Nathan during the last episode of iCarly
doubt it.. but he will be wearing a tux.
Well he certainly doesn't like bending over.... I can't find a single ass pic.
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Nathan doing Gangnam Style dance at a mall
Nathan was in a dream I had last night- like most dreams, a little weird...he was playing Freddie in something that seemed like the Hunger Games- he was wearing a loose muscle T and you could see hair on his chest- I remember thinking- 'oh, take off the shirt already' but he didn't- only in the dream for a minute or so.
I wish my dreams where anywhere near that normal.
My partner and I dreamed about Nathan a few weeks ago. We had the same dream, but it wasn't anywhere near that normal.
It's never too early in the year,
to spread some goodwill cheer!
care to elaborate???
Nathan just tweeted about 50 minutes ago- asking fans to send him questions...I asked why he was the only guy on I Carly NEVER to take his shirt off.....everyone else should ask similiar questions- like why or maybe when he will....
He is so cute, although a bit short... he'd be perfect if he just was taller. He's got a very pretty face and nice body.
I like Francisco Lachowski, Jon Kortajarena and other male models
^^ Yeah we had that discussion on here quite a while back.
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I am being evaluated as a MT (hate that term) for our 2nd Naxx group. I don't know what that means, "evaluated", but I hope it does not involve a prostate exam.
If they ask me to do it, I will for the good of the guild and progression reasons. The sooner we get two groups farming 10 man Naxx the sooner we can progress to 25 mans.
So with all that hot air out of the way, I am convinced Unholy and Frost are playing ball in the same league. Blood is a bit behind and hopefully the patch will remedy things there. For the sake of conversation, between Frost and Unholy which will allow me to be a better MT? I am looking at TPS, DPS avoidance Mit etc. There are soooo many arguments for and against each that it is a bit daunting to find solid info anymore.
I am leaning towards Frost as AMZ, squishy pets and AOE dmg boost talents will do me little good while eating Hateful Strikes or inspecting Sapphiron's molars for cavities. I am just not sure how well Frost fairs in the TPS department. Anyone else pulling the primary tanking duties who can shell out some advice?


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Monday, August 3, 2009
10 Great PDF RPGs For Under 10 Bucks Or Less
1) A Game of Thrones: Before Green Ronin's A Song of Ice and Fire, there was this game. It met with general acclaim as a d20 product, but received a "false start" of sorts due to the original publisher going out of business. It remains an impressive game in its own right, one with an interesting Reputation mechanic to emulate the shifting politics of George R.R. Martin's writing.
2) Thousand Suns: This ode to Imperial sci-fi and fiction in the vein of the late, great H. Beam Piper, Thousands Suns is excellent for those looking to build their own space settings (or adventure in the galactic sandboxes others have created). This RPG has a nice learning curve, and I still love that cover.
3) Savage Worlds Explorer Edition: Matching the print version price of $9.99, Explorer Edition is a complete RPG in 160 pages. If you've been following the continual increase in this "Fast, Furious, Fun" game's apparent popularity, this is a great way to give it a whirl (bearing in mind you can also check out the free Test Drive).
4) In Harm's Way: C'mon, you didn't think I'd leave one of my all-time faves off, did you? This Napleonic dynamo of a game features troupe play and some great mechanics for advancing your naval career through daring deeds. In addition, the way the system is set up to balance success, injury, and honor makes this a home run.
5) Barbarians of Lemuria: An expanded version of the free RPG with the same title, this is about as good as Sword n' Sorcery RPGs get. One of the few RPGs in which playing Conan and the Gray Mouser seem equally feasible. Character generation is loose and quick.
6) Chronica Feudalis: That's right, the only 12th-century RPG penned by monks! A thread the other day on this game got me curious, and it certainly is a unique idea. I have to say, the premise works pretty well! The mechanics are light, but shouldn't have troubled appealing to traditional gamers, for the most part.
7) Jaws of the Six Serpents: I really enjoy the simplicity and flexibility of the PDQ system, and Silver Branch's use of it for this dark fantasy RPG is a welcome addition to that system's library. The PDQ also handles sword n' sorcery as well here. Though there's a setting outline included, I could easily using this with a dark setting like Midnight.
8) Modern20: If you enjoyed d20 Modern, but found it lacking in a few areas, don't throw the baby out with the bathwater--take a look at Modern20 instead. Still d20-based, it streamlines skills, renovates the Wealth system, and incorporates changes to make character backgrounds mechanically relevant.
9) Wild Talents: Essential Edition: The One-Roll Engine (ORE) seems to be a hit or miss proposition--some people find it their personal gaming Holy Grail, others don't care for it at all. In 176 pages, this complete RPG shows off the ORE's strengths as applied to the supers genre. At only $5, it's a solid bargain.
10) Squirrel Attack!: That's right. You snicker, but this is one of the best beer n' pretzel (beer n' nuts?) RPGs I've ever played. Further, I've yet to not have fun running this with a group. It's goofy fun all around, and perfect as a fill-in when serious gaming or the regular campaign just isn't going to happen. This is just one entry in the SA! series, mind!
If you do decide to pick up any of these great products, please consider doing so through the links supplied above, which will help support RPG Blog 2. Some of these titles are also available through the Your Games Now PDF Store.
As always, any reader suggestions for other great bargains in this range are quite welcome below!
7 comments:
- Verdilak said...
Apocalypse Prevention, Inc. is only $12.95, but all of their pdf sourcebooks are only $9.99, and the system is excellent. http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=2546&filters=0_0_0_0
Seriously, you should check them out, its a wonderful system and the setting like what would happen in Joss Whedon had written Men in Black.
- August 3, 2009 at 8:51 AM
- Verdilak said...
Oh, here is their main site, http://www.thirdeyegames.net/
- August 3, 2009 at 8:52 AM
- jerm said...
Houses of the Blooded, PDF is just $5.
Main site http://www.housesoftheblooded.com/
- August 3, 2009 at 9:02 AM
- Olman Feelyus said...
Great post idea and just a great, varied list of games. One more example that this hobby is thriving!
- August 3, 2009 at 9:47 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Thanks, guys! I'll have to check out suggestions there. I actually listed Houses of the Blooded on my earlier (5 RPGs for under $5) article. Great bargain, I'd say!
- August 3, 2009 at 10:39 AM
- Steven said...
It is not out yet, But I am Surprised you did not mention it, since it will be out in a few days.
Pathfinder RPG PDF For $9.99!!!
576 pgs of Greatness!!!
- August 3, 2009 at 11:15 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Steven—You can best believe I am as excited as anyone for the Pathfinder release! But since it was not out yet, I didn't think it was wise to include it. But yes, in just a few days, Paizo's master pdf stratagem will be upon us!
- August 3, 2009 at 12:09 PM


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LOGAN, Utah (ABC 4 News) - A Logan man died after being tased not once, but twice in one day.
On Thursday, January 17th, Logan City Police were dispatched to the home of 49-year-old Bruce Neil Thomson who was reportedly screaming about Satan and acting strangely.
His roommate, Mark Thompson, told ABC 4's Kim Johnson that Bruce Thomson had acted strangely before. "He's had that problem before," said Thompson. Sometimes he starts yelling and saying weird stuff so I guess that's what happened and the neighbors called police."
Police said the man would not calm down or comply with the officers. Rather, the Thomson reached inside a doorway, stating that he was getting a gun and refusing to show his hands.
Officers used a taser to immobilize the subject and take him safely into custody. Logan City Fire Department Paramedics were on standby and saw to the man's medical needs. The subject was transported by an ambulance to Logan Regional Hospital.
Later, the man calmed down and was interviewed by police. He was cited for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
About three hours later, Logan Police were called back to the hospital, this time because the Thomson was fighting with Hospital Security.
Before the officers arrived, he was tased by Hospital Security. By the time officers arrived on the scene, the subject was in full cardiac arrest and was being attended to by Logan Regional Hospital medical staff.
Although life-saving efforts were desperately made, the attempts to save him were unsuccessful. The man passed away in the hospital.
His roommate said Thomson was suffering from heart issues. "He was going in for open heart surgery again for the second time it was like a triple quadruple bypass," said Thompson.
Logan Police declined an interview request from ABC 4 News as did Logan Regional Hospital citing patient privacy laws.
Bruce Thomson did not have a violent criminal history, but his roommate tells ABC 4 he did have a history of drug abuse. "He showed me some synthetic heroin that kind of made me nervous one time," said Thompson.
But a co-worker doesn't believe Thomson used drugs. "He was a gentle, kind, man," Suzy Swartz wrote in an email to ABC4. "I know Bruce didn't have a drug problem. He was a diligent employee. He passed drug tests with flying
colors here at work."
An investigation is being conducted by the Weber County Attorney's office.


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Joe Wells served twelve years (1983-1994) as Administrative Assistant to County Commissioner Chris V. Semos contributing to planning and oversight of County budgets, bond programs and operations. Wells served twelve years (1995-2006) as Director of Community Service Restitution for the Volunteer Center of North Texas; managing court ordered volunteer programs that serve County and State District Courts, Probation Departments, Municipal Courts and School Districts. These programs screened and referred 10,000 court mandated volunteers to 600 participating non profit agencies and resulted in 600,000 hours community service annually
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Joe Wells, a life long Dallas County resident, is a native of East Dallas and a Woodrow Wilson High School graduate (1966). Wells earned BA (1975) and MA (1981) Degrees in Political Science from UTA following service in the US Air Force (1968-1972). After residing in North Oak Cliff for twenty three years he and his wife Beth moved to Grand Prairie in 2004. Married in 1976 to Beth Wicker Wells the couple have grown children Daniel Wells and Emily Chenevert and two grandchildren Sadie Wells and Hudson Chenevert.
As County Treasurer Joe Wells chairs the County Financial Review Committee, County Treasurer's Public Advisory Committee and serves on the County Bail Bond Board, and on the Employee Benefits Committee. As County Treasurer Wells serves as the chief custodian of county finance responsible for receiving all monies belonging to the county from whatever source; keeping and accounting for all county funds in the county depository bank and paying , applying or disbursing all county funds in such a manner as directed by Commissioners Court and in conformance with law.
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So if you've never heard Ajahn Ṭhānissaro speak you are missing out on a real treat. Maybe even a new craving
Sutta Readings has some great suttas as read by him as well as dhamma talks through metta monastery.
I would love to hear him read the whole Canon. And what a great way to get the suttas out there for people on the go.
Hope everyone has a great upcoming holiday season!
Your friend.
With Metta !