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- Die meisten statistischen Methoden zur Auswertung hydrologischer Daten implizieren zumindest asymptotische Stationarität sowohl in den Wahrscheinlichkeitsdichten als auch in der dynamischen Struktur (ergodische Systeme). Vielfach werden außerdem lückenfreie Daten vorausgesetzt. In dieser Arbeit wurde untersucht, wie berechtigt diese Annahmen auf den in der Praxis zur Verfügung stehenden Zeitskalen von bis zu einem Jahrhundert sind. Dazu wurde ein Ensemble von langen, in täglicher Auflösung vorliegenden Abflusszeitreihen aus Süddeutschland analysiert. Die Spektralmethode des Lomb-Scargle-Periodogramms (LSP) – entwickelt für in unregelmäßigen Zeitabständen gemessene astronomische Daten – wurde auf ihre Anwendbarkeit für lückenbehaftete Abflusszeitreihen beurteilt. Die quantitative Fehlerabschätzung erfolgte in Abhängigkeit von Anteil, Zahl und Verteilung der Lücken. Die Methode liefert für einen Lückenanteil von 1 bis 10% verwertbare Ergebnisse und ist hier einfachen Interpolationsmethoden überlegen. Sind die Daten stark saisonal geprägt, sind auch höhere Lückenanteile unproblematisch, die ansonsten die Interpretierbarkeit der Peaks einschränken. Ist bei längeren Lücken eine Datenrekonstruktion aus geeigneten Nachbarpegeln möglich, liefern Fast-Fourier-Analysen der so vorbehandelten Daten bessere Ergebnisse als das LSP. Bei kurzen Lücken (<1%) sind einfache Interpolationsroutinen ausreichend. Der anhand der Modelleffizienz des LSP quantifizierbare maximal zu erwartende Qualitätsverlust kann mit einer für unkorrelierte Daten hergeleiteten Beziehung abgeschätzt und mittels weiterer Kriterien (Anzahl und Position der Lücken, Saisonalität der Daten) präzisiert werden. Das LSP ist damit für die Frequenzraumanalyse von Abflussdaten mit bis zu 10% Lücken eine sinnvolle Alternative zu aufwändigeren Interpolationsverfahren. Die Stationarität von 97 Pegeln im oberen Donauseinzugsgebiet wurde mittels Fenstertechnik auf Zeitskalen von 2 bis 30 Jahren mit verschiedenen Methoden untersucht. Exemplarisch durchgeführte sequentielle parametrische Verteilungsanpassungen waren methodisch unbefriedigend, nicht-parametrische Ansätze standen daher im Fokus. Herkömmliche Charakteristika von Verteilungen wie Perzentile und Momente und die Entwicklung in daraus abgeleiteten Phasenräumen wurden analysiert. Ausgehend von der Testgröße des Kolmogorow-Smirnow-Zweistichprobentests wurden verschiedene Stationaritätsmaße zum sequentiellen Vergleich von Verteilungen entwickelt, um statt einzelner Kennwerte die Veränderungen im gesamten Wertebereich zu berücksichtigen. Die neuen Maße eignen sich hervorragend zur Einschätzung der Stärke der Schwankungen im Pegelvergleich, ihre Darstellung in Matrizenform erlaubt eine detaillierte zeitliche Analyse der Einzelpegel. Der Zeitverlauf der integrativen Stationaritätsmaße ist weniger von einzelnen Episoden oder Extremereignissen geprägt und damit gleichmäßiger als die mit Hilfe einzelner Verteilungsmerkmale dargestellte Dynamik. Die Analyse des oberen Donaueinzugsgebiets zeigt einen fast alle Pegel betreffenden langfristigen Anstieg der Abflussmengen in den letzten drei Jahrzehnten. Hiervon betroffen sind insbesondere niedrige Abflüsse, abgeschwächt der mittlere Bereich der Werteverteilung und in nur geringem Maße die Hochwasserabflüsse. Streuung, Schiefe und Wölbung zeigen keine pegelübergreifenden langfristigen Tendenzen. Auf kürzeren Zeitskalen von 3 bis 6 Jahren ist bei sämtlichen Pegeln eine synchrone Mittelwerts-Schwankung zu beobachten, die sich abgeschwächt auch in Varianz und höheren Momenten zeigt. Aus dieser regional gleichmäßigen Abflussdynamik auf Zeitskalen von mehreren Jahren lassen sich starke räumliche Korrelationen ableiten, die sich über mehrere 100 km und damit über den Bereich des Untersuchungsgebiets hinaus erstrecken. Die Abflussschwankungen sind von Pegel zu Pegel unterschiedlich stark ausgeprägt, wobei die alpenbeeinflussten Abflüsse durch ihre vergleichsweise geringe Variabilität eine Sonderrolle einnehmen. Das pegelspezifische Instationaritätsniveau kann in der Praxis zur Beurteilung der Unsicherheit von aus Verteilungsanpassungen berechneten Bemessungsgrößen mit herangezogen werden.
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- Carbon dynamics under natural and manipulated meteorological boundary conditions in a forest and a fen ecosystem (2009)
- Current climate models predict changes in the amount, intensity, frequency and type of precipitation within this century. These changes are likely to result in an increasing frequency of severe drought periods in summer, causing irregular and extreme drought stress in well-drained soils or a lowering of the water table in water-logged soils. Due to rising temperatures precipitation is more likely to occur as rain rather than snow, resulting in reduced snowpacks in winter. In some regions, this can lead to an increasing frequency of soil frost. In summary, changes in the global water cycle can significantly affect boundary conditions within soils. This thesis investigated the impact of extreme meteorological boundary conditions on CO2 fluxes in two ecosystems in South-eastern Germany. Using a combination of field site manipulation and laboratory experiments we investigated the effects of prolonged summer drought and soil frost on soil C dynamics in a Norway spruce forest. In a minerotrophic fen located nearby, the effect of water table lowering (as a result of summer drought) on ecosystem C dynamics was quantified. Additionally, soil C dynamics at both sites were modeled under current meteorological conditions. For the Norway spruce forest, modeling indicated that soil C turnover predominantly occurred within the organic horizons. During the last decades, the soil has acted as a small sink. The possibility of altered C dynamics at the site due to undocumented liming has to be considered when comparing results presented here to results from other sites. For the fen, modeling revealed that soil C turnover was dominated by processes occurring within the uppermost 15 cm of the peat and that root biomass was a very important soil C stock. Most important, modeling indicated that the fen was turned into a net C source during the last decades, presumably because of disturbance of the hydrological conditions. Results from this fen cannot be regarded as representative for undisturbed peatlands. Soil frost was induced at the forest site by removing the snowpack in the winter of 2005/2006. On the snow removal plots, soil frost occurred down to a depth of at least 15 cm and for several weeks, in contrast to the snow-covered control plots where no soil frost occurred. Soil C losses were significantly reduced not only during the soil frost period but also in the summer of 2006. This phenomenon could be explained by changes in the composition of the microbial community due to soil frost, primarily a reduction of fungal biomass. To investigate the effect of drought on soil C dynamics we experimentally induced prolonged drought at the forest-site by excluding throughfall with a transparent roof during the summers of 2006-2008. Additionally, undisturbed soil columns from the site were subjected to drought in the laboratory. In both experiments, drought reduced total soil C losses in comparison to C losses from a control. This reduction was mainly owed to decreased soil respiration rates during the actual drought period, but water repellency also hindered rewetting of the dry soil, thus further prolonging the period of reduced soil respiration rates. In the past, mobilization of stabilized C due to drying-wetting has been repeatedly discussed as a possibility to actually enhance soil C losses. In the studies presented here, no evidence for this assumption was found. Soil C mineralization rates were reduced during drought and recovery was slow, possibly delayed by water repellency and preferential flow. At the fen site we used two approaches: (i) Experimental lowering of water tables to measure resulting C fluxes in comparison to C fluxes under natural conditions (i.e. control plots), and (ii) repeated measurements under varying natural conditions to be able to later statistically identify the main drivers of CO2 fluxes. We included measurements of C uptake and respiration by aboveground vegetation, thus being able to study ecosystem rather than soil C dynamics at the fen site. In summary, the impact of the water table on CO2 fluxes in and out of the fen ecosystem was minimal. Soil respiration was not affected at all by the manipulative lowering of the water table from ca. 15 cm down to more than 60 cm, most likely due to low substrate quality in deeper peat. Measurements of the natural C dynamics indicate that water table could have an impact on soil respiration within the uppermost 0-15 cm of the soil, but predominantly low water tables during summer under current boundary conditions make it unlikely that further lowered water tables due to climate change will markedly affect soil respiration rates at this site. In summary, CO2 fluxes at the site are presumably very resilient towards an increasing frequency of summer drought resulting in lowering of the water table.
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- Analysis of flow patterns and flow mechanisms in soils (2009)
- Matrix flow and preferential flow can occur concurrently in the same soil. Both flow regimes produce typical flow patterns that can be visualised in dye tracer experiments. To extract quantitative information from dye tracer studies a vast variability of approaches exists. One of them is to describe dye patterns by the so called dye coverage function, i.e. the percentage of stained area per soil depth. Based on extreme value statistics the dye coverage function can be reinterpreted as a probability function to find the tracer in a certain depth. Therefore, the two-parametric probability distribution 1 – H, H being the generalised Pareto distribution, can be fitted to the dye coverage function. The form parameter of this distribution serves as a risk index for vertical solute propagation. We did tracer experiments with Brilliant Blue FCF at three study sites: in a Norway spruce forest in southeast Germany, in a tropical mountain rainforest in southern Ecuador and on an agricultural field in southern France. We tested the ability of the risk index to summarise main information obtained in dye tracer studies and characterise flow patterns in different soils. Our results suggest that the risk index is to some degree invariant to changing experimental conditions (such as irrigation rate). The initial soil moisture, however, seems to have a large influence on the risk index. It is difficult to adjust the parameters of the generalised Pareto distribution when the dye coverage function fluctuates or does not decrease monotonically. This might be due to tortuosity of paths, varying flow mechanism or changing soil physical properties. Thus, we restricted the analysis to the lowest part of the profile. Since the theory of the risk index is based on extreme values of vertical solute propagation it is the lowest part of the profile that is the most interesting. We propose to combine the two parameters of the generalized Pareto distribution and to use the complete distribution 1 - H to estimate the risk of vertical solute propagation in soils. Despite a certain resistance to changes of experimental conditions, the risk index is not an intrinsic soil parameter. Since the flow regime in the same soil can be dominated either by preferential flow or by uniform matrix flow, the risk of vertical solute propagation will change. The adjusted parameters of the generalised Pareto distribution will capture the dominant flow regime as reflected by tracer flow patterns. Bearing in mind the boundary conditions of the tracer experiment like irrigation rate, the tracer employed, soil initial moisture or type of vegetation (permanent or seasonal, deep rooted or shallow rooted) it is possible to compare different study sites or to consider the same site at different boundary conditions and to access the risk of vertical solute propagation. Pattern analysis based on the risk index for vertical solute propagation revealed the occurrence of preferential flow at the German study site. To gain insight in flow mechanisms and possible impacts on soil chemistry we analysed soil texture, fine root density, soil bulk density, exchangeable cations, pH and total C and N contents in preferential flow paths and soil matrix. Results from linear mixed-effects models suggested that at this study site roots constituted main preferential flow paths and induced macropore flow, especially in the topsoil. In the subsoil root density decreased and inhomogeneous infiltration from preferential flow paths into the soil matrix caused non-uniform flow. There were no textural differences between the flow domains, but smaller bulk densities in preferential flow paths. This is probably due to a higher soil organic matter content in preferential flow paths. We found smaller pH values, more Ca, more Mg, more C and more N in preferential flow paths. Compared to the adjacent soil matrix, more Al and more Fe (but small absolute amounts) were found in the subsoil where macropore flow along root channels decreases and heterogeneous matrix flow dominates. These distinct chemical properties can be explained by root activity and translocation of solutes and DOC (dissolved organic carbon) via preferential flow paths. During transport along preferential flow paths contact time between DOC and soil is reduced so that DOC is transported to greater depth where it potentially forms organo-mineral associations. If this holds true, preferential flow is a mechanism that promotes C sequestration in subsoil and does not only influence its immediate environment around paths, but also underlying subsoil horizons.
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- Vegetation ecology of springs: ecological, spatial and temporal patterns (2009)
- Acidification is a phenomenon, which affected the forested catchments of the northern hemisphere severely over recent decades. Acidic depositions depleted the buffering capacities of soil and groundwater, what lead to an impairment of forests, headwaters, and lakes. Even though the depositions were reduced considerably since the early 1990s, the recovery of catchments was found to occur time-delayed. The grade of recovery was found to vary significantly between regions. Biomonitoring is an appropriate tool to detect spatial and temporal patterns of ecosystem alterations, such as acidification and recovery. However, to know the interrelationships between organisms and their environment is an indispensable precondition for the identification of indicator species. The complexity of ecosystems and ecological processes hampers this quest oftentimes. Springs provide a natural setting that minimises such constraints. Compared to other habitat types, external factors are less relevant, which makes it easier to relate changes in species abundances to changes in their environment. Studying this species-environment relationship, here the response of plant species to the acidification of the spring waters was of particular interest. In a survey of five regions in Central Europe - taking spatial, hydrophysical as well as hydrochemical parameters of the springs into account - it was clearly shown that the species composition of springs is essentially determined by the spring water chemistry, and more precisely by the gradient of acidity and nutrient availability. This connection was reflected by spatial patterns within and between the regions. These patterns provide useful ecological information about spring water quality and in return about the acidity status of their forested catchments. Including catchment traits - like bedrock, climatic parameters, and forest vegetation - in the analyses, these emerged to be relevant for the species composition of springs, but less than the spring water chemistry. A path analysis showed that the catchments affect the vegetation of springs not directly, but indirectly via the determination of spring water quality. Hence, the catchments are a part of the functional chain, which is driven by the atmospheric depositions. The pH-value was found to represent the gradient of acidity and nutrient availability best. It can serve as a proxy measure that can be related to species occurrence and to species dynamics respectively, aiming to identify indicator species for assessing the status and alterations of spring water quality. With the aim to delineate niche optima and amplitudes, which in return can serve as indicator values, the realised niches of spring-inhabiting species were modelled with respect to pH. The niche attributes were found to be a matter of sampling scale. Larger plot sizes (grain) weakened the species-environment relationship, what consequently resulted in broader niche amplitudes. In contrast, the grain did not influence the species' pH optima. Monitoring approaches that target to assess processes in time, such as acidification and recovery, are dependent on the response time of indicator species to changes in their environment. Investigating an interval of four consecutive years, inter-annual variability of the species composition could not be attributed to changes in the acidity of the spring waters. Looking at single species, bryophytes did not show a higher sensitivity to the inter-annual variability of the environment than vascular plants. Actually, only a minority of all species featured abundance changes which were significantly correlated to variations in spring water acidity. Our results suggest that the species inertia retards the vegetation dynamics of forest springs. A delayed or long-term integrating response of potential indicator species must be considered when evaluating their indicator suitability. In conclusion, the biomonitoring of spring water acidification or recovery is expedient only for longer time intervals. In a nutshell, the vegetation of springs is closely related to the hydrochemical traits of the spring waters, in particular to a gradient of acidity and nutrient availability. Individual species as well as whole plant communities are suitable indicators which allow for the monitoring of the acidity status of forested catchments. The results of this study contribute to a better understanding of the species-environment-relationships, and in return to an improvement of indicator systems.


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Geoffrey O'Brien reviews Steve James movie Life Itself, documentary about film critic Roger Ebert. MORE
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Steve James documentary Life Itself chronicles the life and death of film critic Roger Ebert, who died after a long battle with cancer; Ebert had a surprisingly strong reputation among filmmakers, despite his profession that was often reviled by industry itself. MORE
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Dispatch column by Dwight Garner considers whether it is now obligatory for the terminally ill to work until their final breath, in light of productivity of writers like Nora Ephron, Christopher Hitchens and Roger Ebert before they died. MORE
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A O Scott celebrates life and work of film critic Roger Ebert, who passed away at age 70; asserts that Ebert was both a zealous defender of standards of film criticism and a gracious and generous supporter of anyone who wanted to practice it. MORE
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Roger Ebert, popular film critic who along with fellow reviewer Gene Siskel could lift or sink a film's fortunes, dies at age 70; was best-known reviewer of his generation, and one of most trusted; force and grace of his opinions propelled film criticism into mainstream of American culture; worked at Chicago Sun-Times for over 40 years. MORE
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Jenson Button, Adrian Sutil and Sergio Perez all made it through to the final qualifying segment in Malaysia but failed to challenge for pole...
Jenson Button: "I don't think we can really expect to qualify any better than P8 right now - but, having said that, to be just two-tenths off the guy who won last weekend's Australian Grand Prix [Kimi Raikkonen] in Q3 can't be too bad. Q3 was wet today, of course, but during Q1 and the first half of Q2 it appeared that perhaps we're now a little more competitive in the dry than we were this time last weekend. We're still not quick, but the guys are doing a fantastic job to get everything they can out of our car. As for tomorrow's race, well, when you've got a quick car, you never want it to rain. When you've got a less quick car, you do want it to rain. Today, though, we didn't have great pace on the Intermediates [tyres] in Q3, when it was raining, so all I'll say is that as always we'll battle hard and see what the race brings."
Sergio Perez: "Considering how our car was behaving at Albert Park just a week ago, I guess you could say that was an encouraging qualifying session. Jenson and I both got into Q3, which was a relief, but obviously we know we've still got a long way to go in terms of car development. Having said that, I can see how hard the team is working to improve our car, and it's a really good feeling to be a part of that. It often rains in the late afternoon here in Sepang, so I guess tomorrow's race may well be affected by wet conditions, given that it's scheduled to start at 4.00pm. But I really enjoy racing on this circuit, and, whatever the weather, I'll give my best tomorrow for the best team in Formula 1."
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Adrian Sutil: "It's a shame that the rain arrived for Q3 because our pace in the dry had been very strong. I'm still not totally confident with these tyres in the wet and the car was sliding around in the corners with too much oversteer. I will hope for a dry race because we have a competitive car and I'm happy with the balance. The target is to try and push to the front tomorrow with a good strategy and come away with points or maybe more."
Paul di Resta: "Quite a frustrating day because we got caught out by the weather. We've looked strong this weekend so felt quite confident heading into qualifying, but the rain arrived earlier than the team expected. Now we need to see what the weather does tomorrow, but I will certainly come back fighting. I've got lots of new tyres, which is more than enough to complete the race and the car has been working well here so far."
Nico Hulkenberg: "The balance of the car is still not quite right. We went out on a set of used medium tyres in Q2. We didn't have any information on the weather because the radar was broken. If we would have known the rain was coming we would have gone out on a new set. In general our pace wasn't as good as I expected it to be, but nothing is lost starting from P12. We have to wait and see what the weather will be like during the race tomorrow and prepare for all conditions."
Esteban Gutierrez: "Unfortunately, we were not able to extract the most out of the car in Q2. We went out too late on new tyres and were caught out in the rain. The team brought the set-up of the car to a really good base from FP3 to qualifying, which was something very positive. Now we are looking forward to the race. We have to analyse everything and get a good strategy together for tomorrow in order to be in the points."
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Daniel Ricciardo: "Coming into qualifying today, if I'd been told I could sign on the dotted line for thirteenth, I'd have taken it. It's a decent result and we haven't been that far up the time sheets all weekend in practice. Looking at it that way, thirteenth is quite good, but in Q1, we were quite competitive and only one hundredth of a second from the top ten. With the rain coming, maybe we missed an opportunity to do better. We have improved but I still want more. Tomorrow, I plan to move up the order in what could be an unpredictable race. I really want to be in the top ten and get some points on the board early in the season."
Jean-Eric Vergne: "I don't know how much better I could have done, but it's never nice to be out at the end of Q1. I was held up in the final sector by another car and lost between four and five tenths and that cost me the chance of getting to Q2. If we want to find positives, then at least I have saved a set of new tyres for the race, which could be important as this track is very hard on tyres. Being behind my team-mate? It means nothing today and the important thing is to be in front tomorrow! As usual, I am still being optimistic about tomorrow and hope to go after some points. Anything can happen in this race and in free practice we saw we had a good pace on a long run, which is encouraging."
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Former Sen. Chuck Hagel is everything a Secretary of Defense should NOT be.
He opposed financial sanctions against Iran, he was wrong about troop deployments to Iraq, and one of his many controversial statements was "the Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people." Israel is our strongest ally in the Middle East. Are we going to have both a president and a defense secretary with less than lukewarm support of Israel?
Hagel was co-author of a 2012 report that recommended eliminating the Minuteman land-based ICBM, which could leave America dangerously vulnerable to nuclear weapons. Hello: What about Iran obtaining nuclear weapons and showing us just how much they like the U.S. by sending one our way! North Korea would love to hear that we don't have any ICBM protection.
In addition, Hagel seems to believe that it is OK to slash our military budget, stating in the past that the Pentagon is bloated. His views are certainly contrary to what our current Secretary of Defense, Leon Panetta, has expressed; that cuts to defense would be devastating and "would severely damage our national defense."
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Why should I pay 68 cents more for a Big Mac in exchange for higher worker wages?on July 31, 2013 @ 4:46 pm (Updated: 5:11 pm - 7/31/13 )
But KIRO Radio's Don O'Neill says many customers wouldn't be willing to eat the price increase.
"There's a reason McDonald's prices the Big Mac below $4," he says, harkening back to his days selling cars, where he observed customers have a hard time making a jump to the next dollar.
"You take that Big Mac over $4 and it doesn't matter if it's up 58 or 68 cents or whatever. There's some mental gymnastics there and it would really hurt the sales of the Big Mac," Don says.
University of Kansas business student Arnobio Morelix, who did the analysis, tells Forbes a Big Mac meal would cost $6.66 rather than $5.69, and the chain's famous Dollar Menu would go for $1.17.
"Some folks online are complaining they will not pay $2 for their Dollar Menu, but the truth is that even if McDonald's doubled salaries, the price hike would not be 100%," Morelix tells Forbes. "I will be happy to pay 17 cents more for my Dollar Menu so that fast food workers can have a living wage, and I believe people deserve to know that price hikes would not be as high as it is often portrayed."
Don disagrees. "A dollar menu has to be a true dollar menu. I think that it is a big deal."
Fast food workers have staged walkouts recently in Seattle and around the country demanding a higher wages. But many small business owners have argued increasing the minimum wage to $15 or more would drive them out of business. Morelix counters his study proves otherwise.
KIRO Radio's Ron Upshaw points out Morelix failed to factor in the cost of a price hike to an entire family.
"You don't just order one thing. Mom's going to order a Big Mac and dad's going to order a Bic Mac and the kids are all getting two or three things on the dollar menu so your individual bill isn't going up 67 cents, it's going to go up a couple of dollars," Ron says.
As the arguments continue, Ron says the fundamental issue remains that entry level service jobs aren't meant to be living wages.
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The Classic type is the fill-in game. Sometimes only a few of the normal party can meet to play. Many times, you might try to fill in the party with NPCs or just run the adventure with the players at hand. Sometimes however, this just is not right. In these cases if you have a one-shot game you can play, then at the very least your players and you can have a fun session without affecting the adventure you have had written nor the players that could not attend. That's the big thing about a one-shot, it normally has little effect beyond the one-shot.
A more useful one-shot, is rules testing. This can be either seeing if some rules changes you have in mind for you game are going to work or playing a game system you have never played before. In either case, the idea is too see if the rules work. This doesn't mean that you can't have fun, it just means that your primary objective is the rules. One of the things about testing a new game is that sometimes what you think will be a one-shot the players may want to make a longer game. Depending on your wants, this can be good thing. After all you will have player interested in playing a new system. If they want to continue playing it then you something that really hit a nerve. The only down side? You may not have enough material to transition from one-shot to full campaign.
Another good use of the one-shot is to allow everyone to take a break. It might even allow you to be a player if someone else wants to be a Game Master for a one-shot. As a matter of fact, one-shots are useful here because they can be used as a proving ground for new game masters. I don't think I know many game masters that only like to game master. Most of them love to play. As a matter of fact, I'll go out on a limb and say that most game masters do it because they can't find anyone else the wants to do the job.
Finally, there is the convention game. This is likely the most common place your going to find a one-shot game. After all you going to get a group of players together that most likely have never meet before. They are going to play a session which is going to end and it's unlikely that they will ever play those character again.
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Mel Kiper releases his final mock draft for the 2013 NFL draft. At the top, it's a race for the top tackles. But a run on cornerbacks dominates the back of the first round.Story | Conversation | April 23, 2013
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Mel Kiper breaks down his Grade A draft pick-by-pick through Round 3, to show the sequence of selections and trades that make up a perfect draft haul for every NFL team.Story | Conversation | April 17, 2013
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Mel Kiper goes back to the grades he handed out just after the 2012 NFL draft and regrades every team. Was he wrong on how much immediate value Seattle landed? You bet. Was he right about the Bucs? Absolutely.Story | Conversation | January 24, 2013
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Working from a jewel of a script by Aaron Sorkin, Fincher's examination of how socially awkward, brilliant computer programmer Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) made billions of dollars creating Facebook, and in the process alienated everyone who came close to him, opens with a sharply written breakup scene between Harvard sophomore Mark and his then-girlf...
On a fall night in 2003, Harvard undergrad and computer programming genius Mark Zuckerberg sits down at his computer and heatedly begins working on a new idea. In a fury of blogging and programming, what begins in his dorm room soon becomes a global social network and a revolution in communication. A mere six years and 500 million friends later, Mark Zuckerberg is the youngest billionaire in history... but for this entrepreneur, success leads to both personal and legal complications.
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I was physically beaten by the bouncers without cause. When asked they said I had been seen 'touching the ceiling'. I found that many others had had needless problems with the bouncer (an obese Asian man). I found I have quite extensive bruising and am now pursuing the matter further.
As for the actual club, the music was basically just an ipod of cheese on shuffle but that was expected so can't complain really. However, the general vibe was pretty aggy too - probably due to people having to constantly deal with the horrible security staff looking to ruin peoples' evenings the whole time. All in all, one of those places that is rammed full of people all acting aggressively towards each other and irritating music that changes every 20 seconds.
There's so many places if you want rent-a-dj in shoreditch, but this is the worst of them due to the clueless security staff who think they are the stars of the show, as well as it taking hours to get served at the bar.


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