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Marroar Gellantara wrote:
Your math is off. A 22 Dex will get you a +6 modifier.
I wouldn't expect it much more difficult to attain a somewhat similar number (+/-5) with Perception, and without the -10 imposed by the feat. So... meh.
Step 1: Grab a two-handed weapon.
Seriously, though, the pain of Samurai Jack's cancellation is probably right up there with Firefly. Not quite that high, but up there.
Mikaze, I feel for you.
On the one hand, from a world building and moralistic standpoint, I agree with you. Having an entire race of creatures who are "supposed to be evil" even if there are token exceptions removes entire spectrums of character options as far as fluff goes. Your race choice, at some point, will become your personality; there will be no separating the two. Which by the way, seems to be the reason some of the Paizo staffers have a dislike of dwarves. Despite having no artificial limitations on their alignment, there appears to be only one kind of dwarf that people play: the Scotch-Irish drunkard with a zest for battle and showmanship, perhaps with a Napoleon complex (oversimplification for illustrative purposes).
On the other hand, the system itself is built around objective alignment, so naturally the world the company builds for it is going to be black or white about these sorts of things. :/ That's just how it is.
Personally, I'd like to see you write your own setting. Weren't you the one who came up with the demi-goddess (Empyreal Lord/Lady?) that pretended to be a bad guy to lead people to heroic destinies? I fricken' loved that.
Matrix Dragon wrote:
Ah... derp. That's true. You would have to get your swashbuckler in, attack, and then when possible, use your normal 5-ft step to back off, then the enemy 5-foots back into melee range, attacks, and then you dodge away out of reach. That's not really a "rinse-repeat" tactic, but it could be useful if you can think to set it up.
Pupsocket wrote:
That is actually a pretty awesome use I hadn't considered, but I am looking at it from the standpoint of someone who [sadly] rarely plays beyond 8th level. Full attacks don't come up too often in our games, but that is an excellent point.
How does that interact with the Step Up feat line, I wonder. It's NOT a 5-foot step, so it wouldn't let them follow, right?
Stephen Radney-MacFarland wrote:
I emphasized a key part of my post. I'm quite sure you didn't intend to be rude. I wasn't trying to either. I was voicing what I feel is a legitimate concern about the approach being taken.
I wasn't clear and I apologize. My problem really lies with the fact that while you have given perfectly acceptable answers, they are offered without explanation. Some might call it a sense of entitlement, but I don't feel like Paizo OWES me anything, I just expect that when someone HAS an answer, they back it up with a reason other than just "because that's what I think." I would expect that of anyone posting feedback.
You posted three options you were looking at for revisions while people commented back and forth over the particulars, but never gave reasoning for why those were the only options.
I am sorry if my opinion on Paizo's design transparency comes across as hostile. I'm not trying to make trouble, it just seems like a very simple thing to do and the degree of backlash here is highly discouraging.
EDIT: And things I put in "" are not intended to be direct quotes; they just reflecting my perceptions.
Improvements made to the Swashbuckler from Round 1, according to Foghammer:
Overall, the class is better, but having put one together at level 1 and gone through some hypothetical scenarios, it lacks a certain potency that is hard to quantify, even the subsequent few levels. Damage notwithstanding (because I feel like that is beating a dead horse), I feel like there are a lot of abilities coming out that allow character to add a d6 to certain rolls using a pool. That's okay here or there, but it's come to the point that I've recognized it as a trend. Am I off-the-mark there? Perception is reality, right?
Derring-do just is kind of meh to me. My group carried action points over from 3.5 though, so that colors my perception a lot.
Dodging Panache is strange. The [not!]5-foot step plus bonus to AC make it great for setting up flanking because you keep your actual 5-foot step, but as written, it seems like you HAVE to move to get the AC bonus. If you're flanking already, this seems like not such a great tactical option.
The size penalty on the parry ALMOST makes sense; bigger, heavier weapons are harder to deflect. Okay, I can get the logic. But I'm in the camp of keeping martial characters in roughly the same league as casters AND the cult of the rule of cool, so penalties like this become cumbersome and serve only to steal away potential badassery from the class.
Precise Strike is great except that it precludes the off-hand pistol or main-gauche, which is off-putting. Initiative isn't bad. Kip-up and Menacing Swordplay are meh, but I don't care because the other two deeds at 3rd level are what make it.
One thing I often see is people trying to make a particular class fill a niche that it ALMOST covers, but can't quite do so because of design choices. People want to make a character with magical "powered armor," they go synthesist summoner. People want to make an Avatar style martial artist, they do MoMS monk and maybe multiclass sorcerer or wizard. I feel like the swashbuckler could, in the long run, cover a wide range of roles, except that it feels to me like everyone thinks it needs to be shoehorned into one iconic image (like the Inigo Montoya, the Sinbad, the Count of Monte Cristo, or the Musketeer; just my perceptions). That, to me, is poor design philosophy.
I'm really concerned about the fact that people in the thread have pointed out VERY specific reasons why Studied Strike is flavorful but bad and yet despite these VERY specific arguments, Stephen seems to only counter with "this is how it is" or "this is how I think it should be" kind of comments. And the whole thing about just switching it back to Sneak Attack instead of trying to make Studied Combat work just came across as "I'm so close to done I don't care." Rude, in other words.
It's great that the devs are getting so involved in the forum aspect, but I will never understand the [apparent] need to guard their thought processes or insights.
Studied Combat is a fantastic idea. (Is there an echo in here?) Limiting it to once per 24 hours makes absolutely zero sense, for any reason I can think of. First of all, it's not a magical ability, so you can't fluff that away as "the investigator is out of magical studying ability." Studying a target once, damaging it, and then reassessing them after the fact to see what would be the next most preferable target is completely reasonable. Secondly, the bonus damage added by Studied Strike will never amount to anything significant if you can only use it ONCE PER ENEMY. Great, you can probably wipe out mooks faster, if you take the time to study them.
Honestly, truly, I respect the design team, but sometimes their stubbornness on leaving things a certain way in spite of overwhelming amounts of creative discussion 'just because' is really hard to swallow.
Googleshng wrote:
Superior Feint is still worthless unless you're partnered up with a rogue/ninja and want to waste your whole turn setting them up... but even then, you're already setting them up with flanking. I suppose lowering their touch AC might also help certain party members, but I can't see it being a bigger help than you just attacking.
Good point, and that in addition to the point I made, this does really cheapen feinting as an option.
Also, it just occurred to me how metagamey feinting is. Obviously you're not going to waste precious action economy on an enemy that the player knows out of character isn't going to be affected by it? It shouldn't be metagamey, but I feel like it is. I guess a reasonable DM would work out a way for the player to know if it was a tactic his character would consider (and the *character* should know when to at least consider using a particular skill he has).
Pretty much all of Googleshng's post is spot on. It verbalized my complex feelings about the class much more eloquently than I did with my abstract remarks above and gave me other things to consider as well.
Feinting may be great for rogues to get that coveted "easy-to-hit" and subject to sneak attack target, but lots of folks around here (who play much higher level campaigns than me, I have to admit) say that the higher you go, the bigger the foes are. Larger targets almost always have smaller Dex scores.
I'm not in the party with the Dex-to-Damage folks, but it would be nice for Dex-based character builds to have something going for them late game other than high touch ACs and decent initiative mods. The Swashbuckler does have some of the most interesting combat mechanics in the game so far, but it still feels like it's going to fall short. It looks much better now, but still needs polish. I'm rolling one up for testing, but I'm not sure if or when it will happen with finals going on.
Also would like to see the whole Dervish Dance issue surrounding Swashbuckler (and seemingly every dex-based melee character that will ever exist) addressed. Gettin' real tired of the concept that only rapiers and scimitars are fit to be used without being AM MUSCLEHEAD (no offense to AM BARBARIAN and his kin).
mdt wrote:
mdt and BlackBloodTroll (I think) are the two most on target here.
I find it odd that, considering the amount of discussion about how two-handed fighting is in every way superior to dual-wielding damage output, that anyone would really bat an eyelash at this. There also seems to be a large group of people who believe that Sneak Attack is not a good class ability (drawing from the playtest forums) so I also find it odd that Sneak Attack is used as a point of contention. Rogue is generally considered a very underpowered class, so would the addition of two attacks per round drag it out of the pit so to speak?
I think there is a lot of knee jerk "OMG WTF" reactions to Multiweapon Fighting.
It was a long time after my group and myself moved away from home and started playing on our own that we realized this. Years; in fact, just in the past several months.
Get this: Our first DM had it so that a Nat 1 on an attack roll was a fumble and required a DC 15 Reflex save or you threw your weapon (random direction, a number of squares equal to some unknown function), which not only ended your turn, but more often than not got the attacker and his allies seriously injured...
...uphill in the snow both ways and whatnot...
I'm so deep in Abraham Spalding's corner I... That sounds awkward. I'll stop there.
"Blasting" casters are not popular builds and it's a niche that no class seems to be designed for. Bloodrager could be that caster, even with only 4 spell levels. Since they do not gain Spell Combat and probably won't do well with metamagic feats (getting only 4 spell levels, Quickened Spell will probably never help them), they have to choose each round between attacking or spell casting. Leave the option for buffs (you pick your own spells known, after all), but make options for stacking blast damage on spells like burning hands or lightning bolt while bloodraging.
How can anyone argue against this concept with the SITH analogy? It's PERFECT.
I really hope the devs notice the very convincing arguments Spalding has made.
DeathQuaker wrote:
The berserk rage has also been described as a trance you put yourself into to give yourself power, so maybe that could inspire some concepts, even if we tend to think of as trances as a calm thing.
Professor X seems to agree; he says that "...true focus lies somewhere between rage and serenity."
And who wants to argue with Professor X?
Off the wall idea: Ranger and Druid are both too nature-y and well-rounded to try and combine. The Ranger is heavily front-loaded with abilities, and the Druid is capable of so much (wildshaping for melee, 9th level spells, a respectable skill set and number of class skills) that the two of them just don't mesh well. They are complementary, of course, but trying to hybridize them isn't going to give you anything new or even just unique.
And there seems to be a consensus that the Ranger isn't visible in the Hunter at all.
So how about trying to combine the druid with something else entirely? Inquisitor seems to be a popular one. Magus might be good.
Seeker of skybreak wrote:
Honestly though the more I think about it the Ranger is the hunter and this class feels forced. Like they wanted a "magus" for the divine nature types. This class needs a new name and direction all together to fill a theme neither the druid or ranger already does. My 2 copper
Brainstorming (or Keyboard Diarrhea):
Partly On-Topic(?): I have never understood the point of limiting finesse to what it is currently limited to. Obviously rapiers are more agile than an arming sword or a bastard sword, but I think just about any weapon can benefit as much from fine-tuned application of force over sheer brute strength if a warrior makes it a point to master such a style of fighting. I would argue that it's easier to list weapons that couldn't be used with finesse than to try and pin down 'appropriate' weapons.
Also, I like this class, but it does feel a little off. This thread has given me a lot of things to reconsider.
I have to be completely negative here, but I hope to come across as logical and objective and not just whiny.
"Hunters can adapt their tactics to many kinds of opponents and cherish their highly trained animal companions. As a team, the hunter and her companion can react to danger with incredible speed, making them excellent scouts, explorers, and saboteurs."
Emphasis mine. Sounds like they need more skill points.
Overall, I don't like it. I like the concept but to be blunt, I don't think this class executes anything it was set out to do. The ranger side loses BAB, HD, and skill points in addition to combat styles, while the druid side loses spellcasting, wild shape, and that beautiful Will save.
Animal aspect might make up for losing the good Will save. Teamwork feats don't make up for much either. Even the two of them together leave A LOT to be desired... like... I know Paizo has given their stance on having some sub-par options, but I hope that philosophy doesn't hold up in this particular case.
I would recommend drawing more from the Ranger and less from the Druid. things I would keep are the Ranger's BAB and skills and the Druid's 1st level animal companion. Spellcasting should be reduced. A Hunter sounds far less mystical than a Ranger.
Some people refuse to make active efforts to understand other people, Adamantine Dragon. It's not your fault. EDIT: Well, in the time it took me to write a reply, that part of the discussion went from uncivil to something else. :/
What is the rogue's intelligence score? Is the character capable of the introspection required to know that what he's doing is inherently evil*?
(*And not very smart, since he could have picked their brains for information or bargained with them for whatever they might know, maybe even offer them jobs as part of "reforming" them under the good party.)
If he has a lower Intelligence, then this act would probably fall towards a more "I'm just being pragmatic" approach, even if it's not "correct."
If he has a higher Intelligence, and his character would have thought it through more, then it was either an act of boredom (lack of respect for life) or paranoia. In either case, it isn't justified.
Of course, as others have stated, I wouldn't swing the alignment straight away. It might have been on the whim of the player, but ultimately you need to get the player to really consider the circumstances and explain themselves. If the answer is shallow, treat it accordingly. If the answer is deeper, then you probably will have something more to work with.
Set wrote:
Stuff like this and the post about the extra-spacial "time out box" make my head hurt, but I love it. I would pay pretty good money for a set of abilities like this in template form (to add to NPCs/monsters).
I, too, feel that "mindless" is too extreme. By the same token that other material should never say things like "this material is unbreakable" or "this ability can never be suppressed" because it corners expansion. By saying that any creature with any degree of autonomy, method of locomotion, and biological needs is totally mindless is too severe. It's already been stated that there is a much wider range of consciousness than the game system accounts for. In most instances, I would treat creatures that are currently considered "mindless" to be either Int 0 or 1 and tack on a trait to either one that essentially states the kinds of functions it is capable of performing, and a caveat about Int 0 not being totally vegetated.
Zombie intelligence should be based on the animating force, and then to what degree that force affects the corpse. A disease-based zombie should have an Int score that decreases as it decomposes (minimum 0, with the aforementioned trait). A magically created zombie should have an Int score that increases as it ages (to a predetermined cap, probably 3 or so, also with the aforementioned trait).
This is actually begging to be picked up by a 3rd party publisher. Hope someone's taking notes.
Neo2151 wrote:
And then you have to wait until somewhere around 5th to 7th level to start doing what your character concept is supposed to be all about. Different strokes for different folks; while I understand your position, I see the merit in both methods, and I prefer archetypes even though I lament certain options being limited (like archer fighters being the only archetype to get ranged combat maneuvers [sorry rangers]). It gives me better options at lower levels, which is where most of my games take place.
What we need are more archetypes that cover multiple classes like the Scroll Scholar. It would be harder to pull off, but I think that the reward for that work would be well worth it. It won't replace the prestige class, but it would definitely help alleviate the issue you pointed out.
Here's a wacky idea: why not have a set of non-base classes, non-prestige classes, non-archetypes -- maybe 5 or 10 levels each, depending on how many they need -- that have no requirements or affiliations. They are just highly specialized (but balanced, possibly with calculated weaknesses) around a type of weapon, a specific combat tactic, or what-have-you?
It's already been said, but I'm going to come out of semi-retirement to say it again: Any DM of mature outlook and sound mind will not outright ban 3pp for no reason. I have always told my players that 3pp will be judged on a case-by-case basis, and if anything was off-limits, there were reasons given for it before character creation started. Also, anything by Kobold Press/Open Design is fair game, because that is the highest quality of third-party player material I have had the pleasure of spending my money on. Anyone turns their nose up at that material has a hole in his head, I reckon.
Third-party material under Paizo's reign is infinitely better than it was with WotC's. Maybe I'm completely oblivious, but it seems to me that there is little to no 4e-support from 3pp, but a glut of 3pp working with Pathfinder rules. That's not edition warring, that's a personal observation. I have no hate for 4e, I just put all of my money into one game, and Pathfinder delivers what I want.
Also note that in 3.5 you only got a new feat every 3rd level, and half of a Fighter's levels were dead levels. There is so much more to Pathfinder than there was to 3.5. I loved 3.5, and that's why I latched on to Pathfinder as support for 3.5 crumbled away beneath my feet (woo, dramatic metaphor!). It not only offered me a way to stay with the rules I loved, but it made them better (obviously debatable with some of you, and I'm not interested in that discussion), and gave my characters even MORE options.
I don't know... I cannot see anything I sympathize with in the OP. I love Paizo, I love their business model, I love the work they do, and I love the way they handle the market. They are like the royal family of tabletop RPGs; they have class, dignity, and poise, and that's the vibe I get from reading any interaction 3pp publicly discuss having with them. Oh, and they allow a lot, and I mean A LOT of their content to be posted online FOR FREE. How many other games of this size and scale can you play for free? I'm sure there are others, but how many?
Vadskye wrote:
All magic weapons can be shut down by antimagic or dispel suppression; that's not a downside that should be included in the price estimation.
This is 99% correct in that magic item properties are shut down, but in this case, the weapon would literally cease to be a weapon at all in the case of anti-magic. THAT, I feel should be considered, even if lightly.
Oceanshieldwolf wrote:
@Foghammer: I know you were interested in a tougher, magusesque witch - here's a link to the Genius Guide to the Hellion. My own similar concept is still being hammered out...
Is it too soon to pester you for that aasimar racial archetype for the gauntlet witch?
kevin_video wrote:
It says in the description: "New archetypes like the mad dog barbarian or carnivalist rogue to help classes that haven't traditionally used animals work with their bestial allies, as well as tips on how every class can employ animals.". If a gunslinger doesn't have the ability to have an animal companion as well, then this constitutes as false advertising.
Actually it doesn't. There are plenty of ways to employ animals that do not require them to be class features. A gunslinger can buy and use a horse same as anyone else. That's "employing" an animal.
Oceanshieldwolf wrote:
@Foghammer: I know you were interested in a tougher, magusesque witch - here's a link to the Genius Guide to the Hellion. My own similar concept is still being hammered out...
I'll have to check this out, especially if I get snowed/iced in tomorrow. Thanks! And keep that iron in the fire. :)
Lucent wrote:
Fair enough. I was looking at half-lycans in a vacuum, outside of the discussion of dhampir and unintentionally ignoring half of the conversation.
Looking at it in more detail now, as I often do when I'm corrected, I am surprised that I never noticed that vampirism isn't a condition that applies a template, it just is a template applied under certain circumstances. Lycanthrope, on the other hand, is curable. It is interesting just how the vampire template works: create spawn raises the victim from the dead, then changes the creature type to undead (augmented)... so it kills them again, kind of. The interesting thing about this is that casting resurrection on a vampire seems as if it would restore the vampire, not the being it was before the template, because resurrection does not remove templates, and the template is added to living creatures, so it appears to be recursive. A resurrected vampire loses its undead status and comes back to life, but then immediately becomes an undead again as the template kicks in...
Am I missing something, or is that right?
I don't think half-lycanthropes can exist because lycanthrope is a curse, not a bloodline. How is it that NO ONE ELSE has said this yet? I'm always late on this sort of thing.
As for the people saying things that seems like they believe that vampires can't be PCs in a normal game: If you're the DM and you put an NPC vampire in the mix, then you're making it a possibility and you need to be ready to deal with it. I may be alone on this, but I think most people would rather have a character die a heroic death fighting that vampire than to be turned and then the DM ask for the character sheet. That would insult me. "You're not adult enough to handle this and I know it, so you can't play that character."
Same goes for lycanthrope. The character only becomes a mass murdering beast under certain circumstances. It's not Instant NPC-ville.
If you're assailing your players with these monsters and not allowing them to roleplay their character's journey through the afflictions they present, whether they embrace it or try to get rid of it... I don't know what that makes you, but it doesn't have any positive connotations in my book.
Not excited about the vampire stuff here but I do hope a lycanthrope players' guide is in the talks.
My biggest problem with wordcasting was that there's no way to replicate light which is a 0 level spell, even as a 1st or 2nd level wordspell.
I really want to play a wordcaster who adds illumination effects to all of his force spells (magic missile, shield, wall of force, etc), but that's just not going to happen. :(
An increased penalty over distance? You already take a penalty for every 10 feet away you are... IIRC it's a -1 per 10 feet. Nearsightedness could be that you take a -2 per 10 feet instead. I am nearsighted myself, and though I'm told my prescription lenses are pretty weak, I feel like my eyes are crap for noticing any details beyond 10 feet. And forget driving at night without my glasses.
That's how I would handle it.
This product sounds awesome... for people who like vampires (though I notice there's no mention of prismatic skin). Is there any hope that we may see something like this for lycanthropes? That's one topic that seems to get a lot of discussion but never any love.
Really, though! This sounds like a great book. I'm just hoping it signals something else on the horizon.
EDIT: On another note, I wanted to say how freaking cool that picture is with the wolf. No one in my group had any idea that vampires were associated with wolves before I told them.
It seems like the knowledge skill could even be broadened (instead of condensed as some of you are suggesting) and given its own sub-system apart from normal skills. I mean... to me knowledge isn't even a skill. Studying is a skill, applying what you know is a skill, but knowledge is different. Yes, I'm inclined to say that skills should be broken down and given a whole 'nother set of points or something to apply to them.
But on the other hand, the game could get much clunkier. Hard to tell; the implementation would have to be immaculate.
I am going to try this.
EDIT: I open notepad to do it and immediately stricken with dumb-ness. Gave me another idea though, somewhat related. I'm going to take all of the skills and give ways to use them as pseudo-knowledges. Maybe done before?
Honestly, I would say that my group probably shouldn't be playing together, but we're all we have and we make it work. The play styles are so different that it's impossible to fully satisfy more than one person, MAYBE two at a time, but again, we're all we have as far as this game goes.
There are times when the game comes to a grinding halt as we laugh ourselves blue in the face over something that happens, and those times are great. There are crowning moments of awesome, and there are times when everyone looks at a part of an adventure and says "WTF?!" and chucks it (like the vorpal thorn bush of NPC death in a certain Pathfinder AP).
Concessions are made and we try to ignore the damage to our own egos in the interest of keeping the game a group activity.
Irontruth wrote:
Players are entitled to have fun at a game. So is the GM. As a GM, I find I usually have the most fun when I can solicit interesting actions and reactions from the players and that is most likely to happen when I engage them with a game that interests them, instead of trying to get them to conform to the game I like.
Basically this.
As a DM and player both, I hate character death. Have I ever allowed a character to die? A few times. Most of the time I try to find a clever way around it; failing that, I shamelessly pull them back from death, deus ex and whatnot. I try to spend as much time making awesome things for my players' characters as they spend building them and fawning over them. In fact, my goal is make their characters seem even cooler than THEY imagined. It's just as gut wrenching for me then, when a PC gets offed in their moment of glory, or in the room just before the boss fight, or in some random throw away encounter that's only there to keep everyone's attention on the game.
I have three regulars in my group, and two of them are completely opposed on every aspect of the game, with the third being very vague and claiming he likes every aspect the best. One throws her dice out when her character gets hit too heavy too often (and is certain her character will die), while another thinks that handling her temperament with kid gloves robs the game of integrity (even though HE does it when he DMs). One likes role playing infinitely more than combat, and another only cares about leveling up and loot. I just roll with it and try to have as much fun as I can.
Stratagemini wrote:
usually by the time the final cover and description go out the book is complete to a point where no real new additions can be made. Get in before that happens next time I guess.
Crap. I suppose you're right. It's almost Christmas now. For some reason, February just felt so far away. I guess part of me is still back in November or October...
Can someone maybe confirm or deny the inclusion of the noble pangolin (or an adequate substitute)? Can that be my Christmas present from Paizo? :D
For the love of all things good and holy, please include just TWO things for good ol' Foghammer and I will shut up about this book and be content with everything else in it.
1) Pangolins.
And make at least the second one animal companion material.
Do this for me, and my soul (the only thing that I have not given to Paizo yet) is yours.
I don't really need to work with my DM. I am the primary DM in my group, but the secondary DM is very RAW centric and doesn't like a lot of homebrew, so it helps to convince him if I have more professional material to build off of.
But barring any existing products, I will work at creating such an option for druids in my games. Good thinking using the shaman transformations and Mooncaller.
Any other suggestions?


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Last night, Sinead O'Connor wrote an open letter to Miley Cyrus warning her not to be "prostituted" by her label and that she's talented enough not to be constantly naked for attention.
I don't think she read it.
Photos: Terry Richardson
Last night, Sinead O'Connor wrote an open letter to Miley Cyrus warning her not to be "prostituted" by her label and that she's talented enough not to be constantly naked for attention.
I don't think she read it.
Photos: Terry Richardson
Holy vaginal discharge batman! Why does it look like she had a shower halfway through this photoshoot? I wonder if she sucked his peen or went all the way.
65 comments in less than an hour. I'd think she's winning.
Just in time for her hosting SNL this weekend..
I believe we're all thinking the same thing: "where does Terry Richardson get his extacy"
I saw an interview that her mother gave. She stated that no matter what Miley did she was off to the side, keeping watch. If this is true, how can any mother sit by and watch her daughter getting pictures taken like these? This girls parents both need to be stripped naked and put in stocks in the middle of a busy intersection on a hot August day. Save a place for Lindsay Lohan's parents and Kris Kardashian. Would also be great if we could throw rotten fruit and veggies at them. Just sayin.
So did Billy Ray nut in her left eye so bad that it gives her PTSD and she has to make this face everywhere?
Is it just me or does this chick look high out of her motherfucking mind?
Those shoes are HILARIOUS! Furthermore, little girl…you are exploiting yourself in THE WORST WAY. No, it's beyond the whole Madonna quote of any publicity is good publicity. The internet provides so much "free" information that there is such a thing as BAD publicity…you Miley, your tongue, twerks, etc. are the poster child of it. Congratulations, really. No one is impressed. Except for the 5 minute jerk off fan base.
WOW ! wow ! she's rubbing her kitty .. well .. I love to fucck too but.. I really become sad when I see that nowadays being naked and posing like a Wh*re and showing the private places is the Standard for being a good singer , actress , etc instead of having talent . the internet is full of dark as$holes..Pu$sy , dirty tongues and etc .
the little girl needed a Bigger one, Liam could not afford it ..at last she announced it publicly ..
He's such an untalented hack.. it's strictly a popularity thing with him. It's like supposed to be Avant Garde or something that he puts himself in all his shoots, and doesn't bother taking out the red eye, or the mirror background images. It's annoying as fuck that people make this guy out to be some top notch dude.. All he does is get the skank of the week to shoot semi-topless scenes.
Jealous much?
but he is talented in finding and catching the wh*res and making them bend or open their legs and mouths as wide as he wants and taking photo of any hole he wants ..
Does anyone actually PAY this douchenozzle to take such craptacular photos?
I'm just waiting for the rest of her to catch up with her eyes, then.
The fact she is at most moderately attractive makes this edgy whorish thing they are trying to push damned near absurd.
You can borrow my glasses if you want…..
Don, me and you are getting slaughtered on the comment votes on this set of pics
Deacon, I can't tell you how few fucks I give about that.
She looks gross. This bitch with no talent annoys me !! please stop everybody has seen your whole naked body already!!
Bill the Cat did it better, skank.
I used to say she had an ugly face but at least had a nice body- I would like to retract that.
Yup, Terry Richardson is overrated.
Oh, Hannah. Your hand bra can cover your tits, sort of, but it doesn't cover the fact you're a shrill auto-tuned succubus destined for doom.
Come on, you guys. Her dad doesn't have any money. She is just trying to help out.
I was thinking… "We might be in luck. Her dad just showed up to put a foot in her ass, and straighten her out."
I wonder if five years from now this point in time will be referred to as "…back when Miley Cyrus had her nervous breakdown…"
Legalize whatever this bitch is taking. I want more young celebrities going nude for… what's her reason? I just see tits.
"I understand and the pressure is definitely hard, but I think just keeping your head on your shoulders is easier than it looks," she said. "I think if you know who you are, then I think you'll be fine for the rest of the way."
This is the quotation on the post from 2008, if you click the left button on the first pic in the gallery, titled "Miley Cyrus thinks Britney Spears needs help". What a fucking mess.
Somehow I imagine Arizona ice tea may not be too thrilled about this particular brand of free advertising. Unless it's a prelude to their launch of an iced-tea flavored dildo line.
The funny thing is that the first thing you see on the cane is "Zona" (from the ending of Arizona) and in hebrew zona means whore….quite true….
It's not the father's fault.
Did you know that Miley's manager is her mom? Fuck yeah, they're all twisted, and it's all working to generate tremendous publicity before Miley's album release.
I get why Cooter McTaintpic is trying to rebrand herself as a sex symbol (she's rich as fuck and the music/ VOD movie career had petered out) but what I don't understand is why people are letting her. She looks a whole lot like a thirteen year old boy. Why and how is that attractive?
I've never seen a mirror actually look like its running away from its reflector. Until now, that is.
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It's hard to believe but Ed Sullivan famously said, "Ladies and gentleman, The Beatles" a half century ago. They're also the name of a new exhibit at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. It was organized by the Grammy museum to show the impact of the Beatles on American culture.
"It's a trip back for some people back in time 50 years ago when they were teenagers but it's also meant to show teenagers today how the Beatles continue to impact us because they do," says The Grammy Museum Executive Director Bob Santelli.
"You can really learn a lot here and you can just remember and you can remember how wonderful it was for yourself," says New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Executive Director Jaqueline Davis.
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"They didn't. Because what we did for this exhibit was find a photographer who has never before seen photographs of the Beatles and lots of them. His name was Bob Bonnis. Bob Bonnis was the tour manager of the Beatles for the three tours that they did in America in 1964, '65 and '66 and he was a shutterbug," says Santelli.
There's even a recreation of a teenage fan's bedroom circa 1964 and more Beatle mania.
"This is a recreation of a Woolworth's store window from about 1964 and what you see in here is just about every possible thing that could have the Beatles' name on it, it's on it. From coloring books to crayons even Beatles wigs," explains Santelli.
Visitors to the exhibit can even take part in a virtual drum lesson with Ringo Starr.
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"We as a district should not be parading parents through our schools. I wonder if there's going to be another alderman who wants to set up another tour next week because they missed yours," he said Tuesday night.
School board member John Avard and Alderman Patrick Arnold had scheduled a tour Nov. 29 of Gossler Park Elementary, Northwest Elementary and Parker-Varney Elementary, followed by a discussion.
The tour was the first of eight rounds of "Look, Listen and Learn Tours."
Gatsas raised concerns about the disruption parent visits would pose, and he questioned their value. Superintendent Thomas Brennan echoed some of these concerns.
"I think we all know what the problems are. If anybody in this room doesn't know what the problems in the schools are, they've been on another planet," Gatsas said.
Avard said the tour groups would be limited to 10 parents, who would have to register through him.
"I think the taxpayers have a right to know what's going on in our schools," he said. "The goal is to increase the communication between the aldermen, the board and the public, whether it's how schools are being affected by the budget, or whether seeing the many wonderful things going on."
Avard noted that there are some issues in the district he was made aware of only because he has kids in city schools.
Alderman Arnold was more pointed in explaining his motivation for the tours. "Education has been ignored as a priority in Manchester for too long. I want to personally see the effects of this year's budget on our city's schools," he said in a news release announcing the visits.
The board had not intended to vote on the tours Tuesday, but a motion was made whether to authorize them. Avard said he would abide by the board's decision.
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As I stated in my other post I went shopping last night got some good meat deals.
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At our grocery stores the cashiers aren't allowed to refund, which sucks IMHO because of course if you don't find an error in time you have to go to the customer service line.
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If it's Simply Orange orange juice, you will love it and it IS expensive if it's not on sale. It's my favorite o.j. but I will only buy it on sale and even then it's $3. It is on sale this week at our grocery for $2.88. And I love their Simply Apple apple juice. It's yummy but again, pricey. FWIW--I wouldn't have taken kindly to the cashier getting snotty with me regardless of whose fault it is where the juice ended up. He could've been polite and frankly, it's his job to be. The cashier is the last person you see before you walk out the door. I know because I use to be one. ;)


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NCIS Promo: Will Ziva Get Engaged?!by Steve Marsi at . Comments
The phone call that ended last night's NCIS episode signaled the return of CI-Ray Cruz. Ziva hesitated, but picked up, and apparently he's determined to make the most of his opportunity, from the looks of next week's promo.
CBS' synopsis says that in "A Desperate Man," Ray's return has Ziva thinking about her future. That's an understatement. A guy getting down on one knee will do that. The question is how Ms. David will respond.
Will she say yes to Enrique Murciano's Ray? Should she? Weigh in with your comments below.
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Ziva should pick ray bacause she sees tony as brother. If they were to hook up the show would go from a two hit team to a lovely dovely team. And what about agennt Stratton i don't think we seen last of him .As seen determine to do anything to take care E.J and Tony. plus gibbs seemed little threaten by what agent Stratton had on him.
Take a deep breath, Tiva people! Now pay attention. The show is about more than Tiva. Surely, you've been through this with other shows. Tony and Ziva are never going to get together. (Didn't any of you watch Gilmore Girls?) And despite your absolute statements that fans will hate this, speak for yourselves. Those of us who enjoy the show as a whole don't necessarily drink the Tiva Kool Aid. Personally, I don't want any of the characters to ever "get together". I'm fine with the occasional flirtations, but anything more might ruin the dynamic of the team. However, if they do go down that road, I won't get hysterical and threaten to never watch again. I have faith in the creators/writers/producers of this show that they'll be entertaining, no matter where they take us. Don't any of you get tired of writing the same rants over and over, year after year?
Ray is handsome and sexy, besides being nice and sweet, while Tony is a clown! Ziva should choose Ray!
I really hope she says no I want her and Tony together as well they are perfect for each other and who cares about rule number 12 Tony dated EJ and she was on the team, Gibbs didn't like it but he knew there was nothing he could do about it. And I don't think Gibbs would have a problem with Tony and Ziva if he does who says they have to even tell him. So I didn't see any reason to tell Gibbs anyways. He should be happy for them if they get together and I also don't see it being distracting as long as they don't let it be. Tony and Ziva are professionals.
CiaRay looks like he could Dick Yorks son with those ears. But I seen hin on a different show n his ears aren't as big
Michael, rule 12 is not an actual law. It's not against official NCIS policy to date co-workers, in real life and on the show. Watch Dead Reflection and Two Faced again. EJ even states it is not against official policy and Tony talks about it too. It is only Gibbs' rule, and the writers have Gibbs being a hypocrite at times. After all, he slept with Jenny when they were partners. Its do as I say, not as I do with his team. I can see his not wanting his team to make mistakes that he went through but like I said, they are adults.
No CIRay is up to no good I can just feel it I dont want Ziva hurt again plus they have barley spoken it just all very odd to me why would you marry someone after being gone 7 weeks I have a feeling this is going to end badly and the last thing I want is something more for Ziva to be hurt by plus this Tiva fan hated CIRay from the start
I don't want ziva to marry that ugly Ray guy!!!! Tony & Ziva forever!!!! The show will not end cause of their relationship. Im pretty sure they'll keep their relationship professional at work! Ugh but I hope she says NO!
@Jenni There nothing professional about sleeping with your coworkers that why its illegal
I hope as a strong, independent female that Ziva clearly gives Ray the boot. The loser barely calls her. Even if he was on a mission he could at least text her now and then. And he has terrible hair on top of it all and she has zero chemistry with him. Tony has respect for her and they have chemistry. Also, at lot of people mention rule 12 and the issues with that. Rule 12 has always bothered me from the perspective that these people on Gibbs' team are all adults. If Tony and Ziva got together or Abby and McGee ever got back together, one would think they all could be professional about it.


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Claudia Black Cast as Yoga Instructor on 90210by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Claudia Black will soon be placed in an odd position on 90210. Actually, a few odd positions.
The actress, who most recently guest-starred on an episode of NCIS, will recur on this CW drama in early 2011. She'll portray Sona, a yoga instructor that the West Beverly girls meet on a retreat.
According to TV Guide Magazine, which first reported the casting, Naomi "will begin to rely on Sona for far more than how to master the downward facing dog position."
I'll assume this means Black's character will serve as some kind of mother figure for Naomi - because if this is a reference to yet another lesbian storyline, I may have to write the show a strongly-worded letter!
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I guess this new chick that our Beverly babes are going to meet on there new retreat is going to be naomi's new lifestyle guru in case you didn't read all the sneek peek's it says a new year brings new troubles for naomi well at least her bank account and something about a lifestyle guru I hope she does not end up being another Jen naomi it seems like everyone was around her for her money except her parents who can't be bothered so here honey I will give you the first installment of your trust fund don't call me then giving control of naomi's money to jen now naomi has to watch her bank account they better stop playing with naomi she does not seem like the type to let you play her for a fool and spend up her cash
@Shakirah - she's not going to be a lesbian, the yoga instructor will become a mother figure for her.
wow this sounds quite interesting although i can't picture Naomi being a lesbo??
I agree with you Jena the Nilver thing is moving way to slow. I'm really excited to see where this 'thing' of their's is gona go but geez pick up the pace guys!
wow this sounds quite interesting although i can't picture Naomi being a lesbo??
I agree with you Jena the Nilver thing is moving way to slow. I'm really excited to see where this 'thing' of their's is gona go but geez pick up the pace dudes!
hmm pretty interesting - but i want to find out more about navid and silver! they're soo cute together but things aren't happening quickly enough with them! what's gonna happen next - is this just gonna be a fling or a serious thing?! please can we find out more :D xxx


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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board will vote tonight on saving spring break.
The current calendar calls for two of the five break days to be used as makeup for recent snow days. A vote to revise the calendar was added to today's agenda, and CMS tweeted Tuesday afternoon that the district would have an answer about spring break.
The board is expected to approve a plan to skip the makeup days by meeting the minimum hours of instruction, rather than days. The state calendar law requires 185 days or 1,025 hours of instruction.
Last week Wake and Lincoln county schools announced they would forgo some makeup days by meeting the minimum hours.
The CMS boards business meeting is set for 6 p.m. in Room 267 of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center, 600 E. Fourth St. in uptown Charlotte.
The meeting is open to the public, and it will be carried live on CMS-TV, which is channel 3 for Time Warner cable customers.
The agenda includes an item titled 2013-2014 Instructional Calendar. That will be a discussion of possible alternatives for CMS in making up the three days lost to wintry weather earlier this month.
CMS lost two days to snow and ice in January, but those days were made up Monday and Tuesday of this week, which originally were to have been teacher workdays.
The school system still must make up Feb. 12, 13 and 14. Feb. 12s makeup day is scheduled March 31, another converted teacher workday.
However, the missed days of Feb. 13 and 14 are scheduled to be made up April 14 and 15, the Monday and Tuesday of what originally was a week-long spring break before Easter.
A number of parents and staff members have complained, saying they made plans for out-of-town vacations that week. In many cases, parents and staff members made deposits on their vacations.
CMS officials had floated the idea of making up the two missed days on Saturdays, but that set off complaints from parents who said many high school students work on Saturdays. In addition, a number of students are scheduled for sports or other activities on Saturdays.
Superintendent Heath Morrison asked a panel of CMS officials to study possible alternatives, and the group is expected to make a report at Tuesday evenings board meeting.
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Barbeque Information
The Fire Codes in use in the City of Euless prohibit the use of barbecue equipment in an apartment, on apartment balconies or breezeways or within ten (10) feet of any building, measured from the outside wall or the edge of the eaves, balconies or other projection.
Use of barbecues or similar equipment is ILLEGAL if used within ten feet of your building or as otherwise outlined in the first paragraph. Violations may subject you to FINES OF UP TO $2,000 and make you personally liable for any damages or injuries that occur as a result of your violation of this law.
Tragic and costly fires occur each year as a result of barbecue fires that ignite nearby combustibles. Please help us protect you and your property by complying with these provisions.
As apartment residents, also be aware of these code provisions that affect you:
- Never place wood or charcoal ashes in a combustible container until they have had at least 72 hours to cool off adequately. Embers may retain heat for days.
- Motorcycles and other gas-powered equipment are prohibited inside your apartment or in breezeways and similar areas.
- Exit pathways must be kept clear and accessible at all times.
- Parking is prohibited in marked fire lanes.
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact the Euless Fire Marshal's Office at 817-685-1600.
Apartments with Sprinkler Systems
- Ash Lane Apartments
601 E. Ash Lane
- Collins Park
2001 Hwy. 360
- Colonial Grand at Bear Creek
1200 Fuller Wiser
- Franciscan
1600 Village Drive
- Mandolins
2525 Hwy. 360
- Newport Villas
700 Jamboree Way - Townhouses
- Norstar at Bear Creek
700 E. Ash Lane
- G & I VI Oak Park, LP
1350-90 N. Main St. - 5 Buildings only
- Oakmont
2121 Bear Creek Pkwy.
- Parkside at the Creek
700 Hill Trail
- Sandstone at Bear Creek
1500 Bear Creek Pkwy.
- San Marino Villas
Fuller-Wiser - Townhouses
- APWP Seramont Relt LLC
2500 Hwy. 121
- Stonebridge
2250 Fuller-Wiser
- Stoneleigh at Bear Creek
1401 State Hwy 360
You Do Not Live Alone
Building and Fire Code Provisions that Impact Apartment Residents
Apartment residents make up approximately one half of the population in the City of Euless. This means that apartment residents play a major role in the overall events of the community, including the use of emergency services such as emergency medical services, fire and police. Unlike the single family resident, apartment residents live in a closer community environment. What happens in one building or one complex usually affects more than one family unit.
This is never truer than in incidents such as fire. In fire situations the phrase "you don't live alone" takes on a whole different meaning. What actions you take or don't take, what rules you follow or don't follow, may well mean the difference between life or death to you and your neighbors.
The following are summaries of information from the Fire and Building Code and State law that affects those persons who reside in apartment buildings.
Building Design Features that Aid in Reducing The Spread of Fire and Smoke
Apartment buildings are designed and built to reduce the spread of fire or smoke. This is accomplished by compartmentalizing the individual apartment units or groups of units. During construction, framing areas between floors and attics are blocked with fire rated materials to reduce the chances of rapid fire spread. Holes in construction materials between floors and individual units for wiring and plumbing are sealed to reduce the chances of fire traveling beyond the unit of origin. Fire retardant roofing materials are mandatory on multi-family structures and exterior wood construction is limited for fire safety and esthetic reasons.
Fire Lanes and Fire Hydrant Distribution
One of the design features in your complex is emergency access easements (aka- fire lanes) which must be kept clear for emergency equipment. The responsibility for maintaining clear access is shared by tenants and management. Buildings are generally placed along access roadways (fire lanes) so that fire equipment can be positioned within 150 feet of all portions of the building. When this requirement can not be accomplished, additional fire protection is required. Fire hydrants are placed throughout the complex and all water systems are designed for a two-way distribution of water. This helps to ensure a constant water flow when a demand is placed on the system. Fire lanes are required to be readily identifiable and the roadway surface to be maintained in good order. The use of speed bumps in a fire lane is allowed, but the height is regulated to prevent damage to the pumps and water tanks on the fire apparatus. Fire lanes may not be used for parking. Parking within or otherwise blocking a fire lane can result in fines of up to $2000, towing of vehicles or both! Please help us keep the fire lanes clear.
Smoke Detection Appliances
State Law enacted in 1981 and the Euless Building and Fire Codes require all rental units to be equipped with smoke detection devices. Apartment units in existence prior to that date may install the stand alone battery powered smoke detection devices to meet this requirement. Apartment units constructed after that date must have electrical wired devices. The landlord has a duty to verify that the detector is working when a tenant takes possession of the unit. This verification should be recorded by a separate document to the lease agreement. In most cases, the tenant is then responsible for the smoke detectors maintenance, such as replacing the battery in battery powered devices. Tampering with or disarming a smoke detection device is a violation of the fire code with a fine of up to $2,000 dollars.
Fire Alarm Systems
Apartment complexes built after 1983 which are three (3) or more stories in height or which contain fifteen (15) or more units under one roof are generally required to provide a monitored automatic fire alarm system. Various configurations may exist depending on the year the complex was built and if the complex is protected with a fire sprinkler system. The systems may have both smoke and heat detection devices and be capable to alert all tenants in the building to a hostile fire. Security systems are allowed to connect to the fire alarm systems for monitoring purposes. The fire alarm system is required to be inspected by a licensed fire alarm company at least once a year.
Fire Sprinkler Systems
Apartment complex's built after 1991 are required to have a fire sprinkler system in addition to smoke detection devices. The fire sprinkler system is required to be monitored by an outside agency and alert the tenants. The fire sprinkler system is required to be inspected by a licensed fire sprinkler company once a year.
Portable Extinguishing Appliances
Because of theft and vandalism the requirement for fire extinguishers has been relaxed to some degree in apartment complexes. Only certain areas such as clubrooms or game rooms, laundry rooms, maintenance workshops, storerooms, and leasing offices are required to install a portable fire-extinguishing appliance. These devices are required to be mounted in an area readily accessible. Depending on the location and the potential hazard they can range from a five (5) pound capacity extinguisher to a twenty (20) pound capacity. The appliance is usually an ABC type extinguisher, which means it can be used on all classes of fires, such as, wood, paper, flammable liquids and electrical equipment. The fire extinguishers are required to be inspected once a year by a licensed fire extinguisher company. It is recommended that each tenant have one ABC fire extinguisher for their own use.
Apartment style fireplaces present a special hazard. Most, if not all of the fireplace's installed in apartment units are the premanufactured zero clearance type. This type of fireplace is nothing more than an insulated metal box and flue. These types of units are designed more for looks and atmosphere than for cooking or room heat. Wood logs placed in the firebox should not exceed 2.5 cubic feet of volume. Two (2) six inch diameter logs twelve inches in length meets this recommendation. Chemical logs should be limited to one (1) and should not exceed a 20,000 BTU rating. Chimney flues should be inspected by a professional chimney sweep no less than every two (2) years. Fireplaces used frequently should be inspected and cleaned annually. The tenant abusing the fire load rating and/or the lack of proper maintenance usually causes fireplace fires.
Fireplace ashes should be discarded in a safe and proper manner. Ashes should be discarded into a metal bucket and allowed to sit for at least 24 hours prior to discarding into a dumpster.
Barbeque Fires and Open Flame Cooking Devices
"Cooking" with or operating any portable barbecuing equipment or smokers is prohibited inside any dwelling unit, on any patio, balcony or landing of an apartment building, hotel or motel, or within ten (10) feet of any structural overhang, opening or outside wall of an apartment building, hotel or motel.
The storage of portable barbecue grills and equipment is limited to exterior storage rooms, exterior closets, patios or other areas having a one hour wall rating separating it from other rooms or areas of the structure. LP Gas storage is not permitted in an enclosed space unless the space is designed for storage of gas. In general, storage of barbecue grills should be outside of the building.
Adult supervision is required at all times while a barbecue is generating flames or heat.
Discarding charcoal, wood, coals or ashes into a combustible container or trash receptacle is prohibited. It is also illegal to leave hot or smoldering charcoal, wood or ashes in an area where reignition could expose or endanger life or property. Remember that ashes may retain enough heat to reignite for up to 24 hours.
Apartment management must provide and maintain written documentation in the form of a signed document kept in the lease file that each tenant has been advised of the rules governing the use and storage of barbecue grills. Apartment management shall post signage in common areas to advise tenants of this prohibition. Tenants need to recognize that they are responsible for their actions.
The fire code does not restrict apartment management from establishing their own set of rules regarding the use of barbecue grills, provided those rules are more restrictive than those contained in the fire code.
Specific Types of Materials Storage
FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS: The fire code strictly prohibits the storage of flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline on, under or near any common egress or exit pathway or within a building used for habitation. This provision also includes motorized vehicles or any motorized equipment such as motorcycles, lawnmowers, etc. that uses or contains a flammable or combustible liquid to operate, or contains a flammable or combustible liquid tank.
HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS: The fire code also prohibits the storage of hazardous chemicals except those which are commonly sold as household cleaning agents or for specific purposes such as black powder used for reloading ammunition or operating sporting rifles. Storage of compressed gas cylinders is also prohibited except for medical purposes or operating a propane gas fueled barbecue grill. Propane is limited to a single 25 WGC (water gallon capacity) tank and must comply with the requirements mentioned in the bar be cue section of this document.
FIREWOOD STORAGE: Wood storage for fireplaces should be limited to a reasonable volume. Fireplace logs may not be stored in areas used as common egress or exit ways such as breezeways or common floor landings. The weight of the logs should also be considered when stored on balconies. It is the Fire Marshal's recommendation that no wood storage exceed 1/12 of a cord of wood or 10.6 cubic feet of area. That stack of wood would be 2 feet, by 2 feet, by 2 feet in length.
OUTDOOR BURNING: Open burning is not allowed.
Civil or Criminal Litigation
Apartment tenants need to be reminded that they are responsible for their actions or inactions should they intentionally, accidentally, recklessly, or negligently cause a fire or explosion or create a hazard as to endanger life or the property of others.
Property Loss and Liability Insurance
Most apartment tenants don't think about the need for insurance until after a fire occurs. Many believe they are covered under a blanket policy for the apartment complex. The fact remains that MOST TENANTS ARE UNINSURED UNLESS THEY HAVE PERSONALLY PURCHASED RENTERS INSURANCE! Tenants need to be forewarned that they are responsible for their own safety and for that of their neighbors.
Property Inspection and Fire Protection
Code enforcement activities in the City of Euless are handled jointly through the City Code Enforcement Office at 817-685-1509 and the Euless Fire Marshal's Office at 817-685-1600. Regular inspections are conducted by both entities at apartment complexes.
Fire and Emergency Medical Services in the City of Euless are provided from three neighborhood fire stations. Fire Station #1 is located on Ash Lane near Euless Main Street. Fire Station #2 is located on Westpark Way south of West Euless Boulevard. Fire Station #3 is located on West Euless Boulevard near Euless Main Street.
Security/ Privacy Gates
Some apartments have gates across fire lanes. These gates are either electric opening or manual opening. The electric gates have a Opticom like device that opens the gate from a strobe light on the emergency response vehicles. There is also a special key switch and special padlocks installed as a secondary means of opening the gates. When the electric gates Opticom like device is found not to be working the gates will be locked open by the Fire Department using the Knox key switch.


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I still don't buy your arguements for the gimped range. Her kit doesn't give her a significantly stronger setup than other ranged ADCs, and they all have a higher base range. How is giving her an essentially QoL buff to her range (25) gonna affect her use of Q? She's still gonna use Q at max range, then have to walk into the other ADC range to do anything else. And Q is her only dmg ability. Isn't the logic behind Nid's spears being so strong because that is her main power in human form? Why can she have a strong, long range harass tool but not have to have 500 range?
I simply can't wrap my head around what makes her so strong she has to be at a range disadvantage.
I'm starting to feel that Sivir's short range wouldn't be an issue if Caitlyn didn't exist. Being slightly outranged vs. another Marksman isn't a terrible issue, but the Caitlyn's advantage is so large that it warps botlane and makes it so the lower range carries simply get bullied out of relevance.
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