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This past weekend, I finally finished (for the moment) compiling and organizing my GM's binder. I had printouts dating back a decade in some cases, but more often I had pdf printouts or maps that were in folders that I wanted to finally bring together in one, central location. Sometime late Saturday, after a few hours of organizing, scrounging up every last page protector in the house, and printing off a few last items I realized had gone missing, I had my GM's Binder how I wanted it:
Yes, it's a lot of pages--274, to be exact, and it'll probably grow/shrink a bit as I add/subtract stuff that comes along. A few folks on Google Plus asked if I'd mind sharing the Table of Contents. It wouldn't mind at all, but it's a pretty long list of pdf printouts, excerpts, scan-ins, and photocopies. In some cases, I no longer even have the original book, which make some of these pages of great value personally:
Zack's GM's Binder Table of Contents
Cover Page
Character Creation/Getting Started
-Castles & Crusades Character Creation Guide (Homebrew)
-Forgotten Realms Random Class/Race Table (Homebrew)
-Forgotten Realms Approved Deity List (Homebrew)
-C&C Character Sheet Examples
-Additional Starting Item Table (Homebrew)
-Standard Adventuring Charter (Homebrew)
-Homebrew C&C Classes
-SIEGE Engine Notes (Homebrew)
Charts and Tables
-Character Background Pages & Tables (Epic Role Playing)
-Random Physical Features (Colin Chapman)
-Background Occupations (Adamant Entertainment)
-Exchange Rates/Gem Types (Judges Guild)
-100 Treasure Chest Stuffers (Top Fashion Games)
-100 Marketplace Goods (Top Fashion Games)
-Libraries (Dragon Magazine #37)
-Hireling Traits/Generation (somewhere online)
-Drunken Debauchery (Colin Chapman)
-Random Dog Table (Swordfish Islands)
-Ship Names (Jon Brazer Enterprises)
-Adventure Generators (New Big Dragon Games)
-Quick Treasure Hoard Generation (New Big Dragon Games)
-Gems and Jewelry (New Big Dragon Games)
-Gems and Valuables (Hackmaster 4e)
-Magic Item Reference Sheet (Zenopus)
-Mundane Items Table (somewhere online)
-100 Whispered Insults About The Adventurers (Top Fashion Games)
-Treasure Map Destinations (Jeff Rients/Miscellaneum of Cinder)
Monsters & Encounters
-Random Encounter Charts for C&C (Homebrew)
-Excerpts from Appendix C: Monster Encounters (AD&D 1e)
-Monster Mutations (Jeff Rients/Miscellaneum of Cinder)
-Forgotten Realms Regional/Location Encounter Tables (Based on the lists from Realms 3e)
-One Hit Point Monsters (Zenopus)
-Orc Encounters (Troll Lord Games)
-100 Exciting 1st Level Encounters (James Mishler)
Equipment & Arms
-Magic Items, I-VI (New Big Dragon Games)
-Miscellaneous Treasures (Kellri's CDD #4)
-Additional Items (Homebrew)
Forgotten Realms (Note: New Section)
-Maps and Annotations of the Savage Frontier/Moonshae Isles/Sword Coast (Various)
-Forgotten Realms Trade Map (Wizards of the Coast)
-Forgotten Realms Calendar, Holidays, and Notes (Fan-created/kismetrose.com)
-Bars, Bartenders, Gamers, and Wagers (Hackmaster 4e)
-The Development of Towns in D&D (Best of Dragon, Vol. I)
-Settlements & Inhabitation by Population Density (New Big Dragon Games)
-Generating Towns and Cities (Expeditious Retreat Press)
-Settling Down (Dark Dungeons)
-War! (Dark Dungeons)
-Construction Costs and Time Required (Judges Guild)
-Assorted Ready Reference Sheets (Judges Guild)
-Trade Goods (Silk Road, Expeditious Retreat Press)
-Travel distance in the Forgotten Realms (Various)
-Travel tables and references (Hackmaster 4e)
-Weather Conditions/Events (New Big Dragon Games)
-Off-Course Determination (New Big Dragon Games)
-Hunting/Foraging (New Big Dragon Games)
-On The Road (Kellri's CDD #4)
-Living Off The Land (Kellri's CDD #4)
-Sobriquets (Dungeon Crawl Classics)
-Names of Middle-Earth (Colin Chapman)
-Holmesian Random Names (Zenopus)
Plots and Rumors
-The Big List of RPG Plots (S. John Ross)
-Rumor lists from old modules (TSR)
Random Matters and Appendices
-Movements and Encumbrance (Lamentations of the Flame Princess)
-"The Campaign" (from AD&D 1e Dungeon Master's Guide)
-Appendix T: Titles (Dungeon Crawl Classics)
-Giant Rolemaster Herbs List (somewhere online long ago)
-Tavern Menus (Small Niche Games)
-Writing Notes
-Middle Isles Map (Rob Conley)
Additional References and Inspiration
-Various blogs, forums, links, and online references
-Appendix N
So, there you have it: one take on the almighty GM's Binder. I'm happy that I was finally able to organize so many of my well-loved and handy reference materials in one (admittedly large binder). Now to wait for the next random table or bit of inspiration I can't do without...
Monday, July 28, 2014
The GM's Binder Table of Contents
5 comments:
- Rob Conley said...
Thanks for sharing this. Plus the fact I made the list. :D
- July 28, 2014 at 12:39 PM
- Rob Conley said...
Also which Hackmaster books are the bar table and gem table from?
- July 28, 2014 at 12:40 PM
- Crunk Posby said...
Thanks for sharing - there are definitely some things on here I need to seek out.
I recommend checking out these resources from Hack and Slash:
Once I get mine more organized, I plan to share as well!
- July 28, 2014 at 12:52 PM
- Zachary Houghton said...
@Rob: Thanks, Rob! Of course you're in there! :) The bar and gem tables are both from my old HackMaster GM's Guide, 4th edition.
@Crunk: Thank you—I will check them out! :)
- July 28, 2014 at 12:59 PM
- Timothy Brannan said...
That is pretty cool.
I have often considered something similar for my Basic D&D games.
- July 28, 2014 at 1:53 PM
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Naperville City Council members think a 5-ounce glass of wine might be taking things a little too far, but otherwise they're ready to approve a set of new restrictions aimed at reining in some of the wildest late-night behaviors that have been on the rise in the city's downtown bar district.
The council heard the first reading Tuesday night of code amendments designed to reduce late-night incidents instigated by intoxicated bar patrons. After removing a change that would reduce by an ounce the maximum permitted size for a glass of wine from the current 6-ounce pour, the council instructed staff to put the changes into a form that will come back for a final vote later this month.
The draft ordinance update calls for barring customers from entering or returning to a bar less than an hour before closing time. It also caps the legal portion size for a shot at 2 ounces and forbids serving shots less than an hour before the bar closes, with no "last call" announcements permitted when the service ceases. In addition, the pending legislation prohibits service of a beer larger than 20 ounces to a single patron, and requires security staff to receive the same state-mandated Beverage Alcoholic Sellers and Servers Education Training (BASSET) now required for servers and employees of retail establishments that sell alcohol.
Additional changes are under consideration as well, including customized security training for bouncers and a possible hike in the fee for late-night liquor licenses, with staff reports scheduled over the coming several months.
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"It's just going to inconvenience people, I think, more than anything," he said, maintaining that many bar patrons choose to spend the final hour of the evening drinking water and dancing.
He accused officials of spotlighting the drunken incidents, ignoring "the real problems that Naperville faces" and operating from a politically motivated perspective while they misdirect their focus to an issue that is of lesser concern.
"It is going after low-hanging fruit of the bars to provide the illusion that you're doing good for the city, while turning a blind eye to the real problems plaguing the city and diminishing the good name of Naperville," he said, suggesting heroin is a much greater community concern.
Johnson cautioned that the city could fall prey to "a growing trend" of younger households locating in more urban areas, where there is typically a vibrant late-night scene, taking tax dollars with them.
"One of the few reasons I chose — and many younger families might choose — to live in Naperville over living in Chicago is because there is still some degree of night life," he said.
Councilwoman Judy Brodhead took umbrage at the assertions, noting that the fight against heroin is also among the council's numerous priorities.
"It's really insulting to accuse us of doing this for political gain," she said.
Brodhead emphasized that alcohol abuse cuts a far broader path of destruction than the also-deadly street drug, and said young women have told her they feel unsafe downtown late at night because of the pervasive drunkenness.
"What we think is actually happening is people who would like to be customers are staying away," she said.
Some bar operators outside the downtown area had questions about the proposed changes, noting that their establishments don't experience the same problems as those seen at the cluster of bars in the central retail area. Officials recognized the discrepancies, but said they need to apply the restrictions fairly.
Council member Bob Fieseler, pointing out "the devil in the details," suggested it might be possible to take a more surgical approach to the restrictions, though city prosecutor Mike DiSanto said the different versions of liquor licenses held by various bars could complicate the effort.
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Typical over-regulation. When the Liquor Commissioner and Police Chief fail to do the job, micromanage the bar owners. And Grant... contrary to your belief, this is not "your town."2014-09-04 12:32:46 |
@ Joe, the liquor commissioner is Mayor Pradel. And yes, why did they give approval to Bally Doyle, knowing they had issues with downtown drinking. Adding another bar is adding insult to injury. Why don't they also talk about recent muggings and theft in the downtown district. They wanted a big town, they got a big town and along with that come big town problems.2014-09-04 10:24:45 |
Please Naperville Sun, act like a real journalists and interview the Naperville liquor commisioner, and ask why Naperville recently approved a new Mega-Bar (Bally Doyle) to be opened on the downtown riverwalk. Ask if this will reduce alcohol related incidents.2014-09-03 14:44:04 |
It would be interesting to see a comparison between the arrest records of 10 years ago and today. It's always good to find out if there's been an increase in bad conduct or just an increase in negative publicity.2014-09-03 13:39:58 |


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Young people who have healthy relationships with their families do not need to join these gangs, and many Argentinean young people are not a part of them, he said. "I think most teens and young people live their lives normally. They surely have their problems like we all did," but they are connected to the associations that are "proper and natural to society."
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With the OFFICIAL 71st selection in the Orange Mane 2010 Mock Draft the Dallas Cowboys select:
TONY WASHINGTON, OT, ABILENE CHRISTIAN(Yes, THAT Tony Washington!)
Height: 6'6 1/8"
Weight: 311
Arm: 35 1/2"
Hand: 10 1/2"
Skinny: Tony Washington only played two years of football in high school, but was still able to attract interest from Louisiana State. However, grades kept the 6'7" 300 tackle from attending, and he instead attended junior college at Trinity Valley Community college in Athens. There, he was moved from defensive end to left tackle, a move he did not immediately embrace. After transferring to Abilene Christian, Washington has slowly worked his way into NFL Draft discussion as a left tackle, and has been ranked as high as the sixth best senior offensive tackle in the country. Washington admits that he messed up his chance to play Division I football, but says that the situation has made him stronger.
Scout's Take: Some might be surprised to see Washington from Abilene Christian ranked this high, but they won't be thinking that when April comes around. Washington is a 6-6 300 athletic tackle, who some teams have as high as their number three overall senior tackle in next April's draft. He does a good job being light on his feet and show good pass blocking blocking skills. The biggest question with Washington is that he plays a lower level of competition and that is what really holds him back from everyone truly believing that he could be a starting tackle in the NFL.
Our View: Washington has great size (6'6 ¼, 302), athletic ability, and the body type that scouts look for. Despite a little stiffness, he moves very well, has a presence about him, and is a solid pass blocker, which will make him an ideal left tackle prospect. He earned 1st team All-America honors and LSC Offensive Lineman of the Year plaudits last year for his consistent play.
Pick made at 5:30 p.m. EDT.
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with 73rd pick Miami selects
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With the 74th pick in the 2010 OM Draft...the Jacksonville Jaguars select:
JD Walton, Center, Baylor Univ.
Height: 6-2⅝ | Weight: 300 | 40-Time: 5.15
Good size and bulk --- Tough and physical --- Finisher who plays with a nasty demeanor and has a killer instinct --- Excellent leadership qualities --- Gets a big push in the run game --- Stout at the point of attack --- Mobile with decent range --- Gets to second level --- Can hit a moving target --- Smart with great awareness --- Competitive --- Motor runs non-stop --- Hard worker --- Durable --- Lots of quality experience.
"J.D." is short for Justin Daniel --- Was a three-year starter for the Bears and never missed a game --- Garnered 1st Team All-American honors from the Associated Press in 2009 --- Named 2nd Team All-Big 12 in 2009 --- Began his college career at Arizona State, where he redshirted in 2005 --- Sat out the 2006 season as a transfer --- Made regular appearances on the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll for his performance in the classroom --- Doesn't possess eye-popping physical tools but makes up for it with top-notch intangibles and by doing all the little things --- Good football player and will challenge for a starting job.
Summary: Walton is a very good center prospect with the top intangibles you want as a line general at the position. Despite being only 300 pounds, he should hold his own against 3-4 nose tackles because he stays low, is strong, and is very tough. He doesn't have the upside of a Maurkice Pouncey, but he should be a starter early in his career and come off the board in the third round.
Player Comparison: Shaun O'Hara. O'Hara doesn't have amazing physical tools, but he is a tough line general for the Giants.
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With the 75th overall pick of the 2010 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears proudly select Jason Fox, OT, Miami.
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Ludo and the NYG select Lamarr Houston, DT, Texas. Ludo will be in soon to tell you how great he is!
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The Tennessee Titans select Sean Lee, LB, Penn State
Keith Bulluck leaving the Titans marks the end of an era. Will Witherspoon, David Thornton, and Stephen Tulloch don't exactly inspire confidence in the future of the linebacking corps, so the Titans go grab someone they know can play the position for a long time to come. The Linebacker U standout will thrive in Tennessee.
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The Denver Broncos trade picks #80 and #204 to the Carolina Panthers for pick #78.
With the 78th pick of the OM Draft, your Denver Broncos select:
Eric Norwood, ILB, South Carolina, 6'1, 245
Norwood averaged 75 tackles, 15.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks as a starter for Steve Spurrier. He's the only player in South Carolina history to have earned first-team all-SEC honors three straight years.
With his all-conference production and 38 games played by the end of the 2008 season, including 25 consecutive starts, Norwood considered leaving South Carolina early for the NFL Draft. He returned after receiving a disappointing mid- to late-round grade by the NFL Advisory Committee.
Characterized by some as strictly an undersized pass-rush specialist at defensive end, Norwood's play improved in 2008 after being moved to outside linebacker. He stayed at OLB in '09 and enjoyed career-best tackle numbers (81). His position change was largely in name only, however, as he still typically rushed the passer -- though now from varying angles and from the stand-up position.
While his production was impressive, scouts wonder where to put him in the NFL. Norwood appears to be a classic "tweener" who lacks the bulk to remain at defensive end full-time, the straight-line speed and agility for coverage responsibilities as an outside linebacker, or the experience at inside linebacker.
His production cannot be discounted, especially considering the breakout campaign enjoyed by "too short, too slow" Elvis Dumervil in Denver this season. South Carolina's all-time leader in sacks (29) and tackles for loss (54.5), Norwood only needs a creative defensive coordinator to find a role for him. (CBS Sports)
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With the 79th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft the St. Louis Rams select....
Dominique Franks, CB, Oklahoma
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Franks is a well rounded, battle tested corner with experience contributing at safety and as a two way special teamer. He still needs work on his technique but he brings more talent to the field than pretty much any CB currently on the Rams' roster and should contribute through a variety of means while Spags gets him coached up into a full time starter role in year 2 or 3.
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Pick made at 9:00 PM CST.
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With the 80th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, The Carolina Panthers select
After intense, internal debate on the pressing needs of the Panthers WR was their most obvious and glaring hole. They have Steve Smith and 2,780 year old Mushin Mohammed.
His dependability and good hands make him an absolutely ideal candidate to play the slot in the NFL. Some have even compared him to Wes Welker because of his underrated quickness and his ability to catch the ball in traffic
The biggest concern among scouts is his size. Shipley is 6'0 190 pounds. He's not the biggest wide receiver in the draft and has had to overcome leg and hamstring injuries early in his career at Texas so the risk of injury concerns some teams.
Pick made at 10:16 PM MST.
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With the 81st overall selection in the 2010 NFL Draft.....
The Houston Texans select Guard Jon Asamoah from Illinois.
He is a big strong player with great athleticism and quickness and the ability to hit the moving target in space. Asamoah is also very technically sound as a prospect.
Asamoah's quickness as an offensive guard cannot be understated as he proved time and time again on film that he can be a force pulling and getting to the second level. Asamoah also has solid size to go with that speed at 6-foot-5 315-pounds he is as quick as guards that settle into the 6-foot-1 to 6-4 range and usually rely on speed and quickness to succeed in the NFL.
Be a perfect fit for Gary Kubiak.
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With the 82nd pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the San Francisco 49ers Select Jared Veldheer, OT Hillsdale
Dominating size and athletic ability at left tackle. 10.125 inch hands and huge frame reminiscent of Jonathan Ogden. Plays to the whistle. Good footwork and blocking mechanics allow him to get to the defender quickly. Frame will allow him to get even bigger. Demonstrates good flexibility for such a large body.
A smart physical player who has the potential to become a dominant left tackle. The 49ers lost RT Tony Pashos in free agency, who needed to be replaced anyways. Veldheer should be able to contribute at that spot immediately. If he is coached up to his potential, he may switch with Joe Staley to the left side down the road.
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With the 83rd pick, the Atlanta Falcons select: Donald Butler, LB Washington.
This guy is climbing up some draft boards.. He put up 35 reps which was best for the LB's. He has 4.6 speed and is versatile enough to play any of the LB positions on this team, he will also make an immediate impact on special teams.
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With the 84th pick, the Cincinnati Bengals select:
Ciron Black: OT from LSU
6'5 327
Although Ciron Black played LT for LSU and was named ALL-SEC several times at that position, he translates better to the NFL as a RT and that is where the Bengals plan to use him right away. He has been clocked at 5.30 in the 40 and that is impressive for a man his size. Long arms and good strength will make him a solid RT and should help open some lanes on that right side. Probably the most durable lineman in this draft, having not missed a game in 3 years. As he plays the right side and gains experience in the NFL, the Bengals have hopes that he could eventually take over the duties of LT in the future.
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with the 85th pick the Oakland Raiders select....
DT Linval Joseph 6'4 1/2 328lbs from East Carolina
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With the 87th pick the Philadelphia Eagles select:
Matt Tennant, C, Boston College, 6'5", 300lb
Tennant is a three-year starter for the Eagles that has become an excellent technician that knows angles and how to use his hands to control and steer opponents. He is quick into blocks after the exchange and does a good job of moving his feet and adjusting to movement but lacks the raw power and lower body strength to dominate like the elite centers. He does a good job of finishing his blocks off when he can and goes from snap to whistle. He still needs to fill out his frame but will probably never be an overpowering blocker at the next level.
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With the 88th pick in the 2010 NFL draft the Baltimore Ravens select Major Wright. With Ed reed getting up there in age they need a young saftey to learn from him. He will fill in nicely and take the starting spot after reed.
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Green Bay Selects Andre Roberts, Wide Receiver The Citadel
# Strengths: Highly productive and consistent
# Sneaky athletic
# Has an intriguing second gear in open field
# Savvy route runner
# Understands how to set up corners
# Simply doesn't drop the football - period
# Very good sideline awareness
# Nice footwork
# Changes speeds, uses head fakes, dips hips - does the little things as a receiver
# Comes back to the football and presents a window
# Very competitive and fearless
# Great Y.A.C. receiver
# Love his hand-eye coordination
# Terrific intangibles
# Highly underrated skill set
# Weaknesses:
# Lacks elite vertical speed
# Might struggle against upper-echelon corners in press man
# Average size
# Not very good on jump balls
# Poor run blocker
Summary: Don't ask me why Andre Roberts isn't a shoe-in for the second round - I have no idea - he should be. Roberts possesses a lot of talent and should be a very productive receiver in a West Coast offense at the next level. Roberts is exactly what you look for as a No. 2 receiver because he's extremely reliable, competitive and maximizes Y.A.C. Roberts was easily the best receiver at the Senior Bowl and he followed that up with a great Combine. Obviously, playing against inferior competition in college isn't a major concern. Some team will get a steal in the third round. Roberts is my No. 5 rated receiver in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Player Comparison: Derrick Mason. I don't expect Roberts to be a superstar, but like Mason, I expect him to be very productive and consistent in the NFL. I also see a lot of Greg Jennings in Roberts, but I'll be conservative with this comparison.
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With the 89th pick the Orange Mane mock draft, the Arizona Cardinals select:
Anthony McCoy, TE, Southern Cal
Not the flashiest guy but a great blocker with fantastic size and more than enough speed to hit the seam. He's shown a lot of progress with his hands already and should immediately contribute on an already potent offense.
Pick made at 11PM EST
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With the 26th pick in the 3rd round (#90 overall), the Pittsburgh Steelers select:
Mike Johnson, Offensive Guard, University of Alabama
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 312 lbs.
Arm Length: 32 1/2 in.
Hand Size: 9 3/4 in.
Johnson is an all day sucker that, while he doesnt dominate or punish opponents, simply knows how to get the job done. He has played and started at both guard positions as well as both tackle positions while at Alabama. He understands angles as well as his limitations and does an excellent job of not letting himself get into situations that expose his weaknesses. He lacks top sand in his lower body and can be driven back into the pocket by powerful interior defensive linemen. He is the kind of player that finds a way to become productive blockers at the next level.
Johnson has size and enough height to add some more weight. Possesses outstanding football intelligence. Displays the position versatility to play either guard spot or tackle. Has long arms. Was a three year starter at a major program and part of one of the nations top running games as a senior.
Lacks great sand in lower body and can be overpowered in pass protection against the bull rush. Does not have great foot agility and range and isnt always comfortable getting out and blocking in space. Is not a punishing blocker who will dominate at the point of attack.
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In the third round the KC Chiefs select:
Pat Angerer, LB, Iowa
Angerer is a sure tackler with great instincts that will fall in the draft due to his size. Angerer fills holes incredibly well, and is able to shed blockers despite giving up 50+ pounds. Due to the Iowa defensive system (harldy any nickel/dime), Angerer rarely left the field in coverage, gaining great experience. Whichever NFL team gives him the chance, Angerer will make them happy.
Angerer is very active inside the box. He isn't long-armed but displays a quick, compact punch which allows him to keep himself clean when working his way through traffic. He lacks ideal size and has a tendency to get washed out of plays away from his frame too easily, struggling to work sideline-to-sideline. Is the definition of a straight-line athlete, displays a good burst in pursuit and gets up to full speed quickly. Is a very sound tackler.
Possesses great instincts in the pass game and consistently gets good jumps on the ball by reading the quarterback's eyes. Displays natural ball skills and good hands when asked to go up and make a play on the ball. Overall, he's an instinctive, hard-nosed linebacker with impressive closing speed for the position. He lacks the ideal size, but he has a place in the NFL.
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In the 3rd round, the Vikings select
QB Tony Pike - Cincinnati
I think this guy could really succeed in the Vikings system. He can make all the short throws, the deep ball is his only major issue. The team needs a plan for after Favre and Childress doesn't think Tavaris is the answer. He actually probably gets cut this preseason.
Pick made at 5:34 PM CST.
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The Chargers select:
Torrell Troup, NT, UCF
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With the 94th pick in the 2010 draft the Indianapolis Colts Select:
TYSON ALUALU, 3T-DLE, California
Ht: 6-2 3/8 | Wt: 295 | Sp: 4.92 | Arm: 33 | Hand: 10
Notes: Father is a pastor. Last name is pronounced "AH-loo AH-loo." Married with two children. Signed with Cal in 2005, but delayed enrollment until January '06 for the birth of his first child and marriage. In the fall, saw action in all 13 games (started at defensive tackle against Oregon State) and recorded 12 tackles without a tackle for loss or sack. Reportedly dropped from his freshman weight of 315 pounds to the 260s as a 4-3 defensive end in '07, a season in which he started all 13 games on the right side and produced 52-3 1/2-2 1/2 with one pass batted down, one interception and a blocked kick. Also returned a fumble four yards for a touchdown against Arizona. The Bears converted to a 3-4 scheme in '08 and Alualu played end, posting the most tackles by a Cal defensive lineman in 13 years. Started all 13 games, notching 62-11-6 with two batted passes and two forced fumbles despite a mid-October leg infection. Started all 13 games in '09 and registered 65-11 1/2-7 1/2 plus three passes batted and two forced fumbles. Team captain. Wore jersey No. 90 as a freshman.
Positives: Has quick, strong hands and plays strong. Fine two-gap ability - is naturally strong to stack the line and hold his ground at the point of attack. Strong tackler. Plays with a load in his hands. Can gain extension, lock out and control blockers. Comes off the ball low and plays with leverage. Good agility and balance - is light on his feet, moves well for a big man and is seldom on the ground. Quick and very active. Has a very good motor and pursues the ball. Has a feel for the game. Very versatile and has played every position on the line. Can zone drop and fall back into coverage. Very instinctive with outstanding football intelligence - quick to feel pressure, read hats and locate the ball. Solid character. Highly respected team leader. Stood out at the Senior Bowl. Registered a 35-inch vertical jump and better shuttle times than any defensive tackle at the Combine. Extremely tough and durable.
Negatives: Does not have ideal body length for a five-technique. Does not show elite lower-body explosion and quick-twitch movement. Needs to develop a wider array of counter moves to free himself up and can be hung up on the line of scrimmage too much. Bench-pressed 225 pounds only 21 times (although he plays stronger). Average outside pass rusher.
Summary: Strong, stoutly built, high-energy, athletic defender with the versatility to play anywhere in a "30" or "40" front and could be a terrific mismatch piece for a creative defensive mind. Was not used to penetrate inside much in college, but could be an explosive three-technique in the pros. Could become an outstanding pro if paired with the right coach and should be very attractive to the Jets, Ravens and Patriots.
NFL projection: Top-50 pick.
INDY lost the versatile Raheem Brock to FA and looks to replace him with a younger more stout version in Alualu. Allows Robert Mathis a break on early downs to play LDE and then shift inside on passing downs.
Pick Made @ 10:35 am Eastern time. Expat is up I believe....
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With the 31st pick in round 3 (95th overall), the Pittsburgh Steelers select:
Jason Worilds, OLB/DE, Virginia Tech
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 254 lbs.
Arm Length: 32 7/8 in.
Hand Size: 9 1/4 in.
Worilds is a projection from defensive end to the linebacker position. He is somewhat of a tweener (size and athleticism) for the next level and will take time to make the transition to a stand up player. He is a tough competitive athlete that is best attacking the line of scrimmage. Worilds has decent quickness, speed and agility coming off the edge but needs an expanded pass rush package to be effective at the next level. He will be limited in man coverage schemes but shows enough awareness and balance to be effective in short zone coverage. Worilds is a good football player that will need time to develop as well as having some durability concerns with a previous shoulder surgery.
Worilds is an undersized college defensive end who has the size and strength to project to the outside linebacker position at the next level. Has been a highly productive performer in Blacksburg. Displays impressive hand use, especially when rushing the passer. Is a tough and competitive player who can track down running plays on the backside and plays through the whistle.
Worilds can be an inconsistent reactor at times who takes too long to find the football against the run. Is a pure projection prospect who does not have much outside linebacker experience. His coverage agility is questionable as he again lacks experience in this area. Struggled with shoulder injuries throughout his college career, so durability is a red flag.
Selection made at:
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NOBODY is on the clock now -- the draft will pause until JCMElway posts the compensatory picks (to be announced in the next day or two).
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Ha, in a PM sent to me long ago, Zona left someone he had a second round grade on for me to select for him. The guy hasn't been selected, and he has not drafted this position in the draft yet. SO.
With the first comp pick, the Bengals select:
Thaddeus Gibson, LB, Ohio State
Zona will tell us all about Mr. Gibson soon. Pick was made at 7:15 PM MST
And the draft rolls on!
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|I was thinking today - in my parents' time, the husband was supposed to provide for the wife. But now that a lot of us work, we share the financial stuff - but how far should that go? For example, shouldn't the husband take out life insurance on himself for his wife, if he dies first? Knowing what a procrastinator my DH is, I took out a policy on him, but my insurance company will not communicate with me, the bill comes in DH's name and I have to get his written permission to talk to them about anything. Is this unusual, or is that the way it works?
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|I am not in the industry or anything, but I would think that is a "safeguard" to prevent one spouse from taking out large policies on their spouses without their knowledge, then arranging for an "accident". Makes total sense to me....if my ex could have taken out a huge policy on me without my knowledge, I probably wouldn't be here.
I would not want ANYBODY to be able to take out life insurance on me...I don't want to be worth more to someone dead than alive. But that's just me....
|Not sure i understand. If you took out a policy on your hubby, why would the bill come to him? Seems to me if you took out the policy the bill would come to you.
- Posted by readinglady (My Page) on Sat, Mar 3, 12 at 4:18
|You have every right to take out life insurance on anyone in whom you have an insurable interest. In other words, to prevent fraud, you are not generally allowed to take out insurance on a stranger or co-worker, but you are permitted to purchase a policy on someone whose death will have a direct financial impact on you or your children. Obviously a husband qualifies.
Ideally, a spouse will be responsible enough to do this himself (and you should do the same for yourself). But if he won't, you're doing the right thing.
Generally an insurance company will notify the person being insured. In some cases a medical exam or paperwork may need to be completed to qualify for coverage.
But, the insurance company should be communicating with you regarding a policy you purchased and I don't see any reason why your husband would be receiving the bills.
If you purchased a term life policy (hopefully that is the case) I'd contact the company to see if they'll disclose why this is happening. If they won't and there's no surrender fee, I'd look for another insurance provider.
- Posted by scarlett2001 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 8, 12 at 18:53
|The insurer is AAA, which is usually a good, solid company. We have our car and homeowner insurance with them.
|I think it's just the way it is these days.
Get this one. When we got married (39 years ago), I was the one who went to the phone company to order our service. Naturally--because that's the way things were done in those days--I put the service in my husband's name. That wasn't a problem then. And the phone company has NEVER had a problem accepting the checks when I write them to pay the bill on my account (mine alone, not a joint account with my husband) BUT after a while--maybe 5-10 years ago? All of a sudden, I wasn't allowed to talk to them about the bill or service unless I got my husband's permission.
It's just crazy out there--and getting crazier daily, if you ask me.
Funny thing was? When I was taking care of my mom's affairs, when those things became too much for her? I usually didn't have a problem. Once I explained that mom wasn't able to handle her affairs, people were fine talking to me. Not really sure why that worked, but I cannot call my internet provider with a question unless I have DH's SS# handy.
- Posted by scarlett2001 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 9, 12 at 23:44
|Yes. That's what they do. When I divorced my ex, part of the paperwork was that I legaly resumed my maiden name. Nobody had any problem with this except the gas company, who said they had to come to the condo, turn the gas off, then turn it on again in my maiden name, with a little fee, of course.
Men are not expected to change their names after marriage, so isn't that disparate treatment?
- Posted by readinglady (My Page) on Sat, Mar 10, 12 at 3:34
|Since you had other policies through AAA, they may just have bundled this life insurance with the rest. If your husband was the initial contact person, he may be listed as the primary for all future business regarding these policies.
My DH and myself have an AmEX card through Costco. Since the Costco membership was originally in my name, the AmEx account listed me as the primary. I had to confirm by phone that my husband could also make decisions regarding our account.
Some of these issues are connected to privacy laws, others are measures to forestall various scams.
When my father became ill and went into assisted living, I couldn't stop his phone service and transfer it to his new residence until I faxed power-of-attorney to the phone company.
These things occur all the time.
- Posted by denisemancini (My Page) on Wed, Mar 14, 12 at 5:20
|You've definitely done the right thing by signing DH up for life insurance, but you probably filled out the paperwork in his name as the "owner" of the policy. If this is the case, then he alone can make changes on the policy. Maybe you got him to sign the first batch of paperwork which included premium payments and ownership of the life insurance policy? In any case, if you bought the policy and own it, the bills should be coming to you, not him. Many people do this for their loved ones, the most common example being whole life insurance that parents take out on their kids (and this example has more to do with premium payments than being a minor). Talk to your carrier to find out why this is so.
Denise Mancini
- Posted by catlettuce (My Page) on Mon, Mar 19, 12 at 9:23
|I purchased a life insurance policy on my husband and I am the owner of that policy and my bank account is billed monthly. He didn't have to sign anything just submit to a physical and blood test. DH doesn't think life ins is very important but seeing as he is 11 yr.s older that I, I disagree very much. He refused to obtain/pay for it so I did for both of us.
I had no problems with regards to billing or anything else. We went through a very reputable company via our CPA.
If you are the owner of the policy you shouldn't be having problems like this. Have you tried contacting customer service?
|The information above is correct, the owner of the policy gets the bills, the insured is the one who's life is protected and the beneficiary gets the money should the insured die.
You can own a policy on say your husband and make your children the beneficiary, thereby by passing your estate.
You need to change the owner of the policy.
Linda C.....ex insurance agent.
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2013 Farmland Value Survey Iowa State University
The survey was initiated in 1941 and is sponsored annually by the Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station, Iowa State University. Only the state average and the district averages are based directly on the ISU survey data. The county estimates are derived using a procedure that combines the ISU survey results with data from the U.S. Census of Agriculture. The survey was conducted by Michael Duffy.
The survey is intended to provide information on general land value trends, geographical land price relationships and factors influencing the Iowa land market. The survey is not intended to provide an estimate for any particular piece of property.
The survey is based on reports by licensed real estate brokers and selected individuals considered to be knowledgeable of land market conditions. Respondents were asked to report on more than one county if they were knowledgeable about the land markets. The 2013 survey is based on 476 usable responses providing 674 county land values estimates. The number of respondents was down 2 percent compared to last year's survey but the number of county values increased by 2 percent.
Participants in the survey are asked to estimate the value of high, medium and low grade land in their county. Comparative sales and other factors are taken into account by the respondents in making these value estimates.
Major factors influencing the real estate market
Most of the survey respondents (88 percent) listed positive and/or negative factors influencing the land market. Of these respondents almost 83 percent listed at least one positive factor and 77 percent listed at least one negative factor. The respondents listed multiple factors in most cases.
There were 7 positive factors listed by over 10 percent of the respondents who provided at least 1 positive factor. The most frequently mentioned factor was low interest rates, mentioned by 56 percent of the respondents. High commodity prices were the second most frequently mentioned positive factor, being mentioned by 37 percent of the respondents. Other frequently mentioned positive factors included, strong farm income and economy (24 percent), land availability (15 percent), cash/credit availability (14 percent), good yields (13 percent), and a strong demand for land (11 percent).
There were 6 negative factors listed by more than 10 percent of the respondents who identified at least one negative factor. The most frequently mentioned negative factor on land values was the lower commodity prices, mentioned by 76 percent of the respondents and the weather was the second most frequently mentioned negative factor (21 percent). A closely related factor mentioned was poor yields (13 percent). The remaining negative factors were government programs (11 percent), long term interest rates (10 percent) and general uncertainty (10 percent).
Number of sales compared to previous year
Almost half, (48 percent) of the respondents reported lower sales in 2013 relative to 2012. On the other end of the spectrum, just 16 percent reported more sales and 36 percent reported the same level of sales in 2013 relative to 2012.
Land sales by buyer category
Respondents were asked what percent of the land was sold to the following four categories of buyers.
- Existing farmers represented 77 percent of the sales.
- Investors represented 18 percent.
- New farmers represented 3 percent.
- Other purchasers represented 2 percent.
Sales to existing farmers by Crop Reporting Districts ranged from 86 percent in Northwest to 63 percent in South Central.
Sales to investors were highest in South Central (27 percent). Southeast reported the lowest investor activity (12 percent).
Interpretation of survey results
The Iowa State University land value survey reported a 5.1 percent increase in Iowa farmland values. This is the ninth time in the past 10 years land values have increased. Except for 2009, the 2013 increase is the first time values have increased less than double digits since 2003.
The 2013 survey also revealed different land value changes within the state. This was only the second time in the past ten years where some counties reported lower land values than the year before. In 2009, 85 counties reported lower land values and in 2013 there were 14 counties that reported lower land values. Except for 2009 and 2013, since 2004 all county land values have increased each year.
The slowing or even reversal of the rate of increase in land values is supported by data from other surveys. The Realtors Land Institute reported land values up 9.4 percent from September 2012 to March 2013 but only up 1.2 percent from March 2013 to September 2013. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reported Iowa land values up 9 percent from October 2012 to October 2013. But, the same survey reported Iowa land values decreased by 1 percent from July to October, 2013.
Other results from the Iowa State study show the changing situation with respect to Iowa farmland values. The percent of respondents who reported fewer sales than the year before was the highest it has been since 1985. With the exception of 2009, the percent of respondents who reported an increase in sales was the lowest it has been since 2000.
The 2013 survey also reveals the shift that occurred in regions of the state. For the past three years, 2010 – 2012, O'Brien County reported the highest land values in the state. In 2013, Scott County reported the highest land values. Land values in O'Brien County actually dropped the most of any counties reporting lower values. Scott County increased the most. It is interesting to note that from 1950 to 1973 Scott County had the highest land values in the state. Then from 1974 to 1977, Humboldt County had the highest land values. From 1978 to 2009 Scott County once again had the highest land values. The only time Scott County hasn't had the highest land values was during the two boom periods covered by the Iowa State University survey.
It is important to remember that the Iowa State University survey is an opinion survey covering the time period from November 2012 to November 2013. When comparing surveys be sure to consider the time period covered. This can be especially relevant in times like these when the land values are not exhibiting a uniform change.
An opinion survey is just that. It represents the collective opinion of the survey respondents. Most of the respondents will use actual sales to formulate their opinions but each person can choose to weight or discount particular sales as they deem necessary. A study comparing the Iowa State University opinion survey and actual sales data in Iowa showed that the differences were not statistically significant. Some years the opinion was higher and vice versa. For some counties the differences were greater in one year and less in another. So, even though the opinion survey averaged higher than the sales it was not a difference that was significant.
Outlook for land values
The current situation with respect to Iowa land values was described by one of the respondents as being a plateau. He based this comment on his observation there had been some very strong sales in his area but there had also been some weak or no sales at recent auctions. This was a sentiment echoed by many of the respondents.
Strong and weak price sales occurring at the same time indicate a market in flux. The key question is if this shows the market is going to settle into a plateau, if it is just pausing before another takeoff in values or if the market has peaked and due for a correction.
The single biggest factor to assess land value movement is gross farm income. Any asset held in perpetuity is valued by income divided by a capitalization rate. The capitalization rate is important but income or expectations for income appear to have the major influence on land values.
A majority of the survey respondents were concerned about income. Over three-fourths, 76 percent, of the respondents cited lowers commodity prices as a negative factor affecting the land markets. Data show the rate of increase in land values slowed and commodity prices started dropping after June 2013.
In Iowa corn and soybean price movements are good indicators of gross farm income movement. There was a 33 percent drop in the Iowa average corn price from October 2012 to October 2013 and there was an 11 percent drop in soybean prices over the same time period. The November estimated price for Iowa corn was 39 percent lower than the November 2012 price. Soybean price were 11 percent lower.
The gross value added for the Iowa agricultural sector increased 28 percent from 2008 to 2012 and net farm income increased 40 percent over the same time period. Projections for 2013 are not available at the state level but the current national forecasts show that cash projections are lower but total gross income and net farm income both increase, albeit at a lower level than the past few years.
Marketing year prices for both corn dropped 12 percent from 2008 to 2009 and soybean prices decreased 7 percent over the same time. The year 2009 is significant because it was the last time land values dropped statewide in Iowa.
We are in a situation similar to 2009 where commodity prices dropped. Will commodity prices rebound as they did in 2010 or will they continue down? This is the key to which way land values will go.
There are many competing forces that will influence prices over the coming years. For now it appears there are more factors that will lead to lower prices as opposed to returning to levels of the past few years. What land values will be supported by $4.00 corn remains to be seen. Given the variances in the weather of the past few years and world economic conditions will prices settle into a trading range or will there be wide swings? The impact of this situation on land values isn't known.
The odds are against a major collapse in land values. But, if projections of a new lower level for commodity prices hold then we should expect land values to drop. The impact of lower income and declining land values will depend on the individual situation. In the 1980s the collapse impacted almost everyone. What will happen this time will be a slower adjustment to the new price/income realities. Some people will be hard hit by the lower cash flow and income but that depends on how they are situated financially.
There have been three 'golden' eras for Iowa land values over the past 100 years. The first one ended in a long, drawn out decline in land values from 1921 to 1933, the second golden era ended with a sudden collapse from 1981 to 1986, how this third golden era will end isn't known at this time but it would appear that it will be a more orderly adjustment rather than the sudden collapse.
2013 Iowa Farmland Value Survey -- Extension web site dedicated to the ISU Land Value Survey, including information from the 2013 news conference and the presentation by Dr. Mike Duffy.
2012 Iowa Farmland Value Survey -- Extension web site dedicated to the ISU Land Value Survey, including information from the 2012 news conference and the presentation by Dr. Mike Duffy.
2011 Iowa Farmland Value Survey -- Extension web site dedicated to the ISU Land Value Survey, including information from the 2011 news conference and the presentation by Dr. Mike Duffy.
2010 Iowa Land Value Survey -- Extension web site dedicated to the ISU Land Value Survey, including information from the 2010 news conference and the presentation by Dr. Mike Duffy.
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text: quantmflux69 5pts "Here is a list of 2013 Model Year cars we tested""2013 Model Year cars we tested""cars we tested""CARS WE TESTED"!!!!How frigging BAD has reading comprehension gotten that nearly EVERY comment is "WHY ISNT THIS CAR THERE?!??!"Let's try it ONE MORE TIME..."HERE IS A LIST OF 2013 MODEL YEAR CARS WE HAVE TESTED"For the slow... AT THE TIME OF THE CREATION OF THIS LIST THEY ONLY INCLUDED CARS THAT THEY HAD TESTED TO DATE IN 2013!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (to date only being APRIL)Its unbelievable how remarkably low both reading comprehension and IQ seem to be on the web. Inversely proportionate to how QUICK people are to post.FAQQ: WHY WERE THERE NO GERMANS?A: BECAUSE NONE HAD BEEN TESTED BY APRIL 2013!!!!!!!Q: WHY ISNT....A: BECAUSE IT HADNT BEEN TESTED BY APRIL 2013!!!!!!!!!!