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Getting Things Done
A closer look at actions and action cards in Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay |
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay | Published 23 October 2009 |
In the first installment of this two-part designer diary, Behind the Scenes, I discussed the design philosophy and approach behind the use of cards in the new edition of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. I'd recommend reading that article first – it may help put some of this information into context.
In this installment of the two-part designer diary, I discuss several of the different elements that make up an action card, go into more detail on how recharge affects various actions, and provide a look at the anatomy of an action card.
Card Elements
The cards convey a lot of information. In addition to descriptive text, some of the information is conveyed through the use of icons or graphics representing different game elements. A few of the game elements are described below. Be sure to download the Action Card Analysis reference (PDF, 800k) to see all the information made available through the action cards.
Difficulty Modifier: Any modifiers to the action's difficulty are shown in the upper left corner of the card, below the icon denoting the type of action. Some actions are inherently more difficult than others, most often represented by a number of additional misfortune or challenge dice added to the dice pool when attempting the action.
It's important to note that these are additional dice added to the pool, and some actions may have special guidelines that add or remove difficulty if certain conditions are met.
Recharge Rating: Some action cards require more effort or energy than others, and are not as easy to consistently perform over and over again. These action cards have a recharge rating listed in the blue circle in the upper right hand corner. After an action with a recharge rating has been successfully performed, the active player places a number of tracking tokens onto the card equal to the action's recharge rating card. If a card has a ! listed as its recharge rating, the exact number of recharge tokens to place on the card may vary based on a special condition for the card. An action card is unavailable while there are any tracking tokens on it.
It is important to note that action cards do not acquire any recharge tokens if the check to perform the action failed – recharge tokens are only placed on the card after it is successfully used. Several different abilities, talents, or special situations may adjust the recharge rate of cards.
Fortune points are one method available to the players to speed up the rate at which their characters' cards recharge. A player may spend one fortune point to remove one tracking token from any of his recharging cards. This fortune point can be spent from his personal supply, or spent from the party sheet when fortune refreshes. Multiple fortune points may be spent at the same time, allowing cards to recharge much faster.
In addition to its main function, the Assess the Situation basic action provides an opportunity for a character to remove recharge tokens from his own cards. In a similar vein, the Guarded Position basic action has a chance to allow nearby allies to remove recharge tokens from their cards.
Side Effect Triggers: On the bottom half of each action card are a variety of possible side effects that can be triggered based on the symbols appearing in the dice pool results. Most cards have at least one possible boon effect and one possible bane effect. These are in addition to any other results that may be available based on relevant talents, conditions, critical wounds, or possibly even the location where the action is taking place. Some cards feature multiple boon or bane effects. Some cards also feature special side effects for Sigmar's Comet or Chaos Star results generated during a check.
Each individual effect can only be triggered once during any given action. However, with enough banes or boons, several different effects (possibly from different sources) may be triggered by the same pool of results. And since boon and bane symbols cancel each other out, only one of those two types of effects occur during any given action.
The acting player chooses which effects are triggered by boons he generates during checks. If banes are generated, the GM chooses which bane effects are triggered.
Action Cards & Stances
Since the action cards are double-sided, it is easy for a player to arrange his cards with one side face up, and flip his entire action deck over when he changes stance. This allows the player to easily view his cards from the appropriate stance side when making his decisions.
Many actions offer a variety of different results based on whether they are performed in a conservative versus a reckless stance. Sometimes the difference is subtle – the reckless side of an attack may inflict a little bit more damage, while the conservative side provides a chance to bypass the target's armour or inflicts some sort of impairment. With other actions, the differences between the two stances can be quite significant.
Only cards in the player's action deck (the cards available and ready for use) are affected by a change in stance. After a player uses an action card with a recharge rating, the card is placed face up on the table based on the stance in which that action was performed. If his character later changes stances while that action is still recharging, the recharging card is not flipped over – it is still recharging, and only returns to the player's action deck when there are no more recharge tokens on the card.
Success & Failure
When attempting to use an action card, the task succeeds if one or more success symbols remain after challenge symbols have cancelled out an equal number of success symbols. If more than one success symbol remains, the player may be able to select from among several different options.
If an action card has more than one success line, the player may choose to trigger any one success line requiring a number of success symbols equal to or less than the number generated by the dice pool. Rolling more successes than the highest success line on a card has no additional effect – although the GM may decide that action succeeds in a manner even better than expected.
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay is a roleplaying game that sets unlikely heroes on the road to perilous adventure, in the grim setting of Games Workshop's Warhammer Fantasy world. Players will venture into the dark corners of the Empire, guided by luck and Fate, and challenge the threats that others cannot or will not face.
I don't think that is true as an FFG staffer came in on a different diary and said that the 2nd edition section of their website would be shut down after this edition was released.
Also, you are acting like the current edition is a mistake. Something that needs a rememdy. It's not. It just isn't for you. Sounds like you have an edition you enjoy. That is great. Go play it and don't try to mess up things for those of us who are looking forward to this new incarnation.
I avoided commenting on these WHFRP updates mainly because most of the conversations lately have turned into angry fistfights. I commend HedgeWizard and psun2 for turning this one around (also McClaud, Kryyst, and Ludlov for the very civil posts they've made in the past). If we truly want to be heard, we have to stop arguing over the same issues and post ideas on how to make things better for both the new players that are looking with interest at the world of Warhammer Fantasy for the first time and for the seasoned loyalists that have loved the setting for decades. FFG does listen. Many people saw that with the Arkham Horror miniature cancellation. The more we come up with constructive options, the better chance we have of making an impact.
The unfortunate truth is this core set product is set in stone. It's at the printers. The demo copies are already on a boat. What's in it and the price can't change. As a company, FFG would take a huge hit if they changed the price. But (and this is the most important part) all of this doesn't mean that we have to give up on the situation. There are plenty of options for the future.
One thing I noticed early on was that the diaries kept referring to this product as Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 3rd Edition. There was uproar about it because when something is labeled as the new edition, it usually means the edition you had is dead and buried. I might be wrong (and please correct me if I am) but I haven't seen a 3rd Edition used in one of the diaries for a while now. In FFG's catalog it isn't listed with a 3rd Edition. It may seem trivial but I think this is because they want to include the established fan base for this game. They just need some help figuring out how.
Hi Dr Phibes,
Fair enough comments. Glad to see some input from someone outside the usual rpg crowd. I find it interesting that you feel this version of the game more accessible than previous versions. Is it just that this feels more board-game like to you that it might make it more accessible? Just wondering as I think it would shed some light on an outside point of view to hear why...if you don't mind telling us that is...
Also, I guess I'm one of the abstract players you're talking about, as I tend to aim for speed of combat in order to get on with the more interesting (for me and my players anyway) character, investigation and storyline elements. I may be misreading previous diaries but it seems to me the direction of the card based system lends itself more to action oriented games than it does character interaction. Which is fine, if that's you're interest. I'm just not sure it's going to suit my gameplay much. Of course, hoping to be proven wrong on that count so...
A Non RPG player take on things.
For what it's worth RPG is where me and my friend started about 17 years ago, we were sucked in by the imagery of warhammer and the popularity of D&D. We both played with varying degrees of success, the D&D (Red Box) system and probably more enthusiastically the Paladium megaverse games such as TMNT, Heroes unlimited, beyond the super ntural etc. Now i can speak for my friend but personally the abstract nature of RPG ment i spent more time book reading and art appreciating than actually playing which eventually drew me to RPG themed boardgames which these days FF excel in just like GW used to do back in the day.
In a nut shell personally this new card driven direction opens up the rpg genre to me but in my opinion doesnt close it off to the already established abstract players.
The thing that really irks me about the tone of the conversation is the lack of tolerance for criticism that is posted here. If you like the game, I'm fine with that.. in fact it appears that most people are fine with it.. though I have seem the term fan boy thrown around more often than it should.
However, there seems to be a certain level of intolerance for people's issues with the game, whether it be price, the high number of accessories, or the general theme of the game in relation to previous editions. People become insulting and completely dismissive of actual problems that people have with the game. Said issues are often ignored in favor of snarky remarks and attacks that do little to actually shed light on issues or make others understand the issue at hand.
Within this very thread it was questioned why I even bother to post about the game since I have no intention of playing it. Well, I've played this game in one form or another for over twenty years. I've bought every supplement produced for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, for both editions. I think that gives me the right to render an opinion on the subject without having my motives questioned, insulted or having some arbitary label assigned. . Too many people here try to create their own rules for what should be posted and what shouldn't.
Hey Hedgewizard,
You've made a bunch of perfectly valid points regarding the price discussion. However some people are getting a bit huffy about the fact it has come up. Offended was probably the wrong word. How does eaxasperated grab you? : )
In any event that wasn't the point I was trying to make in the first place. The point about pricing came up because I believe it to be expensive to get a game just to see if you like it. The emphasis I was trying to make is that more information would be VERY helpful to remove some of the conjecture going on here and give those of us with concerns about the game a better look at what is on offer. I particularly like the video of gameplay idea, and hope the demo material is made available as a pdf so at the very least I can read about the gameplay (there don't seem to be any demo sessions running in Australia...). Unfortunately this got lost in all the toing and froing about pricing people out of the market.
As for whether or not you make House Rules with an RPG book, the point is that a single rpg book (which is all you've ever actually needed to play 1st and 2nd eds - and which also came much cheaper on amazon etc.) is still considerably cheaper than this set, which has integrated puzzle pieces, special dice, fate pools and the like that are adding to the price. If you don't use them because they don't work for you fine, but it's an awful lot of extra money spent in the process. For some of us that's an issue.
Apologies if I'm belabouring the point but the attitude of some is that it is not a valid argument because FFG have to attract new gamers to the market with flashy gameplay, or people already spend as much (if not more) on video games (even though I don't actually play video games - partly because the price is prohibitive...hehe).
I meant to finish with: It's already pretty clear that price on v3 core set is a concern for many. WHY continue to belabor the point?
Psun2 - I hardly think anyone is offended that some people are raising a price concern. There are three propositions here:
None of that seems terribly offensive to me; tired perhaps...
I also can't understand why some people seem to be offended by the fact that some people are concerned with the price.
While that was not the point I was making, why is it such a problem that some people don't necessarily have the kind of money required to buy this game? Why is it that these people can't express their opinion on the price when it will be a key factor in whether or not they get the game?
To those who have the disposable cash to buy whatever RPGs they want (or multiple copies, or whatever), more power to you. But don't begrudge those who consider the price prohibitive for them.
Price is a barrier. The people that $70 on a video game are not the ones that have that kind of barrier. For some $70 is too much to spend on any manner of game.
A D&D4E GM does need to spend $100+ on books etc. However, each player only needs to spend $30 on the PHB.
Of course most people spend more on games, but that does not mean that price does not prevent some people from playing ... it does. Even worse - it drives some to illegal downloads.
Sasquatch - My point wasn't about retail vs. online pricing. This game can be had for about the same price as a new video game (which for whatever reason, cannot be bought online at a discount, so it is the same price regardless of where you buy it). People routinely spend $60 on new video games. Why is spending that much on an RPG, which will give you far more hours of entertainment than a video game, so outrageous?
It is only in comparison to traditional RPGs, that are a book only, that WFRP might seem expensive. Yes it does contain a lot of bits and cards, which accounts for some of that increased cost. Whether or not you think the design philosophy that calls for all the bits and cards is your cup of tea is again, each individual's opinion, although we still don't know enough yet to make definitive statements like, it will slow the game down, be less immersive, or too much like a board game. However, if you don't think you'll like (what you think is) this style of play, then price is irrelavant. If you are interested in the game and only concerned that it costs so much more than other RPGs, well this isn't like other RPGs now is it? Whether or not it is better or more enjoyable than other RPGs remains to be seen (and will be a different answer for different people), but this is a new take on an RPG that has higher production costs, so the end price to the consumer has to be higher.
It is a valid point is that some people, that might otherwise be interested in the game, might not be willing to spend this much on this game. However, my point was that people this kind of cash on video games all the time. The price alone shouldn't be as big a barrier as some people want to make it out to be.
Just to clear up a point mac40k, I DON'T feel I'm entitled to anything. I never said I wanted a game at 1980s prices and I am aware that you can pre-order the game for less than the FFG asking price on amazon (that's where I bought my copy of Rogue Trader after all). What I WAS saying is that the price is rather prohibitive in terms of taking a look at the 'radical new system', as some people seemed to be suggesting. It is a big ask for some people to check out a game this expensive, sight unseen, just to see if they like it.
I also never said that the production values of FFG games were not excellent. Anyone with half a brain can see that they are. But if all you are doing is buying these things for the pretty pictures then you may consider the price worth it. I am not buying these things for the pretty pictures, I would be buying it for great game mechanics, excellent setting and interesting stories to tell.
I also feel that, as an equally long-time player of the first and second editions, if I have concerns about the new system then I can voice them without being accused of things I never said. I have no illusions that the game will be scrapped just because I'm unsure about it. I believe I already said I hope it is better than it currently looks to me. I hope it does VERY well and gives D&D a good run for its money whether I buy it or not BECAUSE I am a fan of Warhammer. What I'm after is more information than a few Designer Diaries and a lot of conjecture from all of us posting here. INFORMATION, not a scrapping of the game, which no-one would think to be able to accomplish by having a simple forum conversation.


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- Posted by steve22802 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 13, 11 at 11:16
I located a Daffodil Photo Database that has a helpful query system. The second photo seems to match a cultivar called 'Lemon Spice' pretty closely. I still haven't found anything like the first one. It has two distict perianth layers so I think that puts it into division 4. But most div 4 daffodils have a scrunched corona instead of a cup like this one. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Daffodil Photo Database
Out of the thousands of daff varieties it's hard to ID one unless you have something to go on, like maybe a couple names that it might be and then pick one of those. You could try bringing it to a daff show and see if someone there recognizes it. It does look similar to lemon spice, and its not easy to find one so close in all those pictures, so that's a pretty impressive find. But.... lemon spice was registered in 2003 and bred in New Zealand. I'm not sure if it would have found it's way to you so quickly unless it was grown alot prior to it being registered. Still a nice flower though |
- Posted by paddlehikeva Piedmont VA_Z6b (My Page) on Thu, Apr 14, 11 at 12:41
They are very nice flowers. The only show left in Virginia this year is the late show the first weekend in May in Reston. I really like the first flower, would you be interested in setting up a trade? Kathy |
- Posted by paddlehikeva Piedmont VA_Z6b (My Page) on Thu, Apr 14, 11 at 17:26
Actually I think the first one might be Mary Copeland. I just did not recognize it facing up. It always looks downward in my garden. |
I really don't think it is Mary Copeland, as that is a 4 w-o....see link below. It has an orange cup and isn't as nicely formed as the one pictured above. I agree with kato...having just been registered in 2003 in New Zealand, I doubt if that is it. Is it possible to ask the person who passed them on to you, about their possible source? Big box stores? General bulb merchants...Like Brent and Becky's? Or was it maybe from a Specialty Grower...ie, an individual or company that grows what they sell...Like Mitsch's? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Mary Copeland at Daffseek.
- Posted by steve22802 7a VA (My Page) on Sat, Apr 16, 11 at 17:02
Yes, due to the registration date, the first one is likely not Lemon Spice, but that was the closest color match I could find. Unfortunately the ADS color coding doesn't differentiate between pale yellow and strong yellow/gold. Also it's rather confusing when there are several pictures for a specific cultivar that are not the same color at all. I think more people need to learn how to use the White Balance setting on their cameras before they post pictures to a database like this. It can make a huge difference in color rendering. |
Also it's rather confusing when there are several pictures for a specific cultivar that are not the same color at all. Actually part of the reason they appear so differently is because the bloom colors change so much from the time it initially opens until it arrives at its mature colors. Weather, soil, and nutrients can cause the same cultivar to have different coloring from one year to the next. |
- Posted by paddlehikeva Piedmont VA_Z6b (My Page) on Mon, Apr 18, 11 at 9:46
I agree that the photo above does not look like the photos in Daffseek for Mary Copeland. And ordinarily Mary Copeland has the same untidy cup as pictured in Daffseek in my garden. However I went out in my garden after seeing this post, I live a little more than an hour away from Steve22802 assuming 22802 is the zipcode, and it looks nearly identical to the photo above. I am no expert, just a slightly educated guess. Kathy |
- Posted by steve22802 7a VA (My Page) on Mon, Apr 18, 11 at 11:39
Well, I'm going to go ahead and label them as Mary Copeland and Lemon Spice because they are starting to fade and I need to get them marked before I lose track of what is where. It's better to at least have some kind of label to connect the picture with the clump. Thanks for the help! - Steve |
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Tessa Bonhomme, a female hockey player, will skate for the very first in Battle of the Blades, a CBC reality series. Bonhomme is said to join the TV show this fall.
Bonhomme is actually an Olympic gold medalist and also a member of the Canadian national women's hockey team. According to some sources, Bonhomme will be paired with another Olympic medalist, a gold medalist, figure skater David Pelletier. Their partnership and skills will be tested when the third season of the Battle of the Blades starts this coming September 18.
The CBC reality series really asks professional hockey players to sign up for the show and figure skate with only the best figure skaters of the world.
Some Canadian fans who watched the previous seasons of Battle of the Blades were really amazed by seeing NHL superstars like Todd Warriner and last season's winner Valeri Bure having all the grace as well as the artistry that best figure skaters show on the ice.
Bonhomme was a member of Canada's gold medal-winning women's hockey team during the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. And, just like some of her teammates, she has also been a trailblazer for the women's hockey.
Bonhomme is very excited to take on NHL players and also show them that women's hockey has come a long way. She also feels that she will be representing the women, as well as every girl that plays hockey in Canada. Bonhomme also believes that she and her partner, David Pelletier, is the team to beat or what others call as the dream team.
Some of the big names who will be joining this season of the Battle of the Blades are former Toronto Maple Leaf Bryan Berard and also the legendary brawler Wade Bleak, who has played for both the Calgary Flames and the Leafs. These Battle of the Blades competitors are not easy beat. They would definitely put up a good fight and this would give fans of the show a very good competition and an exciting show to watch.
Aside from the big names mentioned, there are other great hockey players who signed up for the show as well as big names in the world of figure skating.
All of the teams will be competing for a $100,000 first prize, which will be given to their favorite charity, and the elimination competition series will be shown every Sunday at 8 p.m. on CBC-TV, and the live results will be every Monday, also at 8 p.m.


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The Newcastle School of Education (NSE) have a reputation for excellence and have over 1,000 teachers coming to learn with us every year. We are only one of nine centres for excellence in teacher training in the UK. Choose a rewarding and challenging career where you can inspire and change lives.What is the PGCE?Teachers play a key role in inspiring, motivating and shaping the lives of children and young people. If you have the capacity to listen, enthuse, and build strong and positive relationships whilst conveying your knowledge and understanding to others, then teaching is the career for you.A post-graduate teaching qualification designed to meet the needs of teachers and lecturers who will be in a full teaching role with responsibility for teaching, learning and assessment. It is a Masters level qualification accredited through Teesside University and is aimed at teaching age 14 and above in schools, sixth forms and colleges.We are offering 3 different PGCE routes from; English/Literacy - Maths/Numeracy - Learning Difficulties/Disabilities. To work as a teacher you need to have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). One way of achieving this is to successfully complete a PGCE programme which leads to a recommendation for QTS. If you already have a degree then you can consider a postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE). A PGCE course mainly focuses on developing your teaching skills on the subject you intend to teach.A mandatory part of PGCE courses are work placements to give you practical experience. We are delighted to be able to offer teaching placements within specific subject areas at Newcastle College. However you may also be expected to find your own placement with the support of NSE.''I realised I could switch to Newcastle College and complete the final year of my PGCE. I was working full time whilst studying for my PGCE, meaning I had to balance my course work with the demands of my job. The flexibility of the part time course was something that really appealed to me and meant I could study on an evening when I had finished my day job''.Hastings NdlovuPGCE Click here to read more of Hastings story.
We have a number of courses starting in January 2014, but we may also be able to offer April and May starts. The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has recently announce bursaries of up to £20,000 to train to teach Maths, English or Special Education Needs (SEN) in further education colleges.Bursary amounts will vary depending on teacher training subject and degree class or highest relevant academic qualification.
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An investigation is ongoing into allegations of police brutality by a Chinese Long Island family, who allege that an argument over a parking summons in Flushing turned violent.
Lin Yang, 31, and his 71-year-old father Decai, both of Lynbrook, are alleging that a New York Police Department officer from the 109th Precinct punched and choked Lin after he had argued a double-parking summons issued to him on the afternoon of Saturday, August 17th.
The incident occurred on Main Street and 41st Avenue, and turned physical after the younger Yang reportedly touched the officer, who was writing the ticket. The officer was reportedly an Asian female.
Her partner, who is black, allegedly intervened after Lin Yang touched her. The elder Yang also got out of the car and both were charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration, according to police.
In published reports, Frank Liu, the Manhattan-based attorney representing the Yangs, alleged that the male officer punched Lin three times and also choked him. He also alleges that Decai was tripped after he got out of the car.
He also reported that other officers lifted his head and feet and dropped him. According to the report, Liu said that crowds had gathered and called for police to stop.
Liu could not be reached for comment.
Lin Yang reportedly double-parked his car briefly while he loaded groceries during a thunderstorm. His wife, infant daughter and parents were reportedly in the car at the time.
Decai Yang is a retired professor, who was visiting his son from China.
Police launched an internal affairs investigation in response to the charges. A police spokesman indicated that one of the Yangs suffered bruises, but police are not commenting until the investigation is completed.
Calls to the police seeking an update on the investigation were not returned.
Councilman John Liu of Flushing, who represents the 20th District, does not believe this incident points to an overall tension between the Asian-American community in Flushing and the 109th Precinct.
"I think the 109th and the Flushing community have a very good relationship, but there has to be an investigation into these charges so that they can continue to have good communication between the Police Department and the community," he said.
The councilman spoke with the commanding officer of the precinct and the family and admitted that "there's a pretty big gap between the two versions of the event.
"I certainly wish it didn't happen, but I'm going to reserve judgment until the investigation is completed," he said.
Margaret Fung, executive director for the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, said her organization was aware of the incident but is not directly involved.
"We obviously are following it to see what happens and we want to make sure that if something did happen, people are held accountable," she said.
Fung noted that this is not the first time that the NYPD and the Asian-American community in Flushing have clashed. A few years ago, a Chinese immigrant named Austin Whang was allegedly unfairly arrested by police in a subway station in Flushing.
Police officers had stopped two Chinese men he was traveling with for allegedly not paying their subway fares. When Whang offered to help translate for the two men, he was reportedly placed under arrest for disorderly conduct.
The Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, a New York-based advocacy group, stepped in and sued the NYPD over the incident. Whang was awarded $15,000.


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Good times are ahead as the financial slump that shook the U.S. seems to be fading away. As per reports, the unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest in four years and currently stands at 7.7 percent. This is proof that the economy is once again recovering. The rate stood at 7.9 percent in January and is expected to lower even more in the upcoming months. Jobs have tremendously grown over the last few months, averaging around 200,000 per month since November. There are not just more jobs now but higher wages as well. The construction sector is said to have helped the most with the highest hiring in six years. Sectors that were hit the most, including the housing and auto sectors seem to be improving as well. Corporations are enjoying big profits and high growth rate. Even emerging growth companies are recording big numbers. Sturm, Ruger & Co. (NYSE: RGR) recorded 16 percent sales growth, which is impressive and the company is expected to grow even more.
A total of 236,000 jobs were added in February. The number would have been even higher had the government been contributing to the sector. Instead, the government has continued to cut jobs over the year with the number standing at 10,000 in February. The fall in unemployment simply means that there are more people finding jobs now. Through November to February, employers added an average of 205,000 jobs per month. The positive news has given rise to stock prices as well. If things continue this way, the Dow Jones Industrial Average will get its fourth straight record close.
With consumer's spending power increasing, small companies like JMP Group Inc. (NYSE: JMP) are able to improve their balance sheets. The construction and manufacturing sector also received a boost and added 48,000 and 14,000 jobs in February, respectively. Retailers, too, seem to be doing well. Health and Education services gained 24,000 and the IT industry also added around 20,000 jobs, thanks to the growth in small companies like Bridgeline Digital Inc. (NASDAQ: BLIN). The average pay has also increased, which helps Americans improve their lifestyle and also offset the hit from higher taxes and prices.
Given the growth and the increasing demand, companies are looking to hire new and competitive people that can help them grow and achieve their goals. Big corporations like The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA), Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) and Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) are extensively hiring so that they can grow even further and enter new territories. Google is already expected to launch new services. In addition, small and growing corporations like True Religion Apparel Inc. (NASDAQ: TRLG) and Air Methods Corp. (NASDAQ: AIRM) are also hiring aggressively. True Religion's CEO, Jeffrey Lubell, believes in reaching a global audience while increasing jobs in the U.S. The company saw 224 percent increase in its hiring, which is simply splendid.
One of Moody's Analytics (NYSE: MCO) senior economist said, "We're seeing the mix of jobs improve." This is good as this does not only create jobs but helps improve the overall economic condition of the country and its residents. This change also offers small companies more opportunities and the chance to grow and give competition to big giants.


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The FLAT-TOP PRO is a great all-around camera helmet for any discipline in skydiving. RW, freefly, tandem video or competition freestyle can be captured with your FLAT-TOP PRO . This camera helmet is a rear-entry system to give the user better camera stability without sacrificing comfort. The FLAT-TOP PRO has plenty of space inside to run wiring, camera buttons, etc. to keep as much of the snagable surfaces to a minimum. You have the choice of where you would like a ring sight post placed.
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Despite the snow storms the region has been having, stores are still open for business but shoppers may have noticed some of them have not plowed their parking lots.
Several municipalities across the Alleghenies have ordinances against it, some do not.
The concern is for the safety of people walking through icy, snow-covered parking lots.
Officials said they are not out enforcing plowing at businesses even though more than most are a sloppy mess.
However, a State College business, T & B Medical, plowed its lot numerous times in a short amount of time.
I plowed an hour before we opened but with the snow Im going to have to do it again, said T&B Medical owner Travis Barr.
Even though he chooses to do this, there is not a fine if he does not.
While all municipalities in Centre County have ordinances enforcing snow removal from public sidewalks, they do not have one for privately owned parking lots like shopping centers.
We cant regulate everything and sometimes responsibility resides with private property owner, said State College Borough member Carl Hess.
An organization that covers all municipalities in the Centre Region Council of Governments does require private business owners to keep parking lots safe.
They said they have only received one complaint in five years.
Altoona City and COG both said there is no timeline on when private parking lots must be plowed.
If they get a complaint they usually will not act until the snow has stopped and even then they will give the business a warning telling them it needs to be cleared within 24 hours.


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Riley's is situated on the most productive fishing hole in the area 1000' of PRIVATE White River BANK FISHING. Walk from your cabin down the bank to many select fishing locations. Acres of wade fishing around the islands, riffles & runs of Buffalo City, White River. Island fishing has wade-in accessability in light generation. During moderate generation times, shuttles may be necessary. Bank fishing can be productive and relaxing, but we strongly encourage to get out on the rivers for the best fishing opportunities
River level readings indicate the condition of the river for recreation. These readings are taken at four locations along the river. Each reading is unique and pertains only to that area. When Internet service is unavailable, call park headquarters at 870-741-5443 for level information (24 hours per day).
Definitions: Very Low: The river is dry in places. Low but Floatable: The river moves slowly and many rocks are exposed. Ample Water for Floating: The river moves at an average of 2 mph, allowing canoes to float over most rocks.
Experienced Floaters Only: The river flows swiftly. Compromising situations may occur. Canoeing experience on swift moving rivers is necessary. All canoeists must possess good river canoeing skills and must be familiar with rescue procedures. Flood Stage - River Closed: The river flows outside its normal banks. Flood waters move quickly and carry debris. River conditions are hazardous even for highly skilled canoeists.
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Blood Pact: Don't sell your soul for a warlock tanking spec quite yet {WoW}
Mar 26th 2012 6:44PM I still think that we are getting the wrong idead from the glyph...Adding 2 new tanking classes would be too much trouble...
I think that Blizzard is tryng to make the glyph not for tanking,but for survival. So this glyph allow you to choose between survival or DPS,mostly likely for PvP...
Or it's there just to make Demo warlocks the spec to go if you want to solo old raids for transmog gear.
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If the federal government wants to block SB 1070 on the grounds that it "is preempted by federal law and therefore violates the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution," then they should also examine and throw out the thousands of other laws on all the states' books which reiterate and interpret federal law.
For example, we have federal laws relating to energy, health care, environmental protection, transportation, drug use, food production, gun use, child care, elder protection and virtually every other aspect of our lives. In turn, states adopt these laws on their books and, in some instances, make them more restrictive than the federal law. This has been going on for years. It would only seem fair that the district courts take into consideration all of these other laws which are on states' books and abolish them.
Interesting that this isn't an issue.
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Great! File a bug report and we'll look into it. On Sat, 2008-01-26 at 11:13 +0100, Frank Lester wrote: > I have been for some time with Gentoo, but recently I bought an old > Acer Travelmate 4150. The exactly problem is explained here: > > http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-356400-highlight-travelmate > +4150.html > > It seems to exist a solution, and I was hoping that with 2007.0 the > problem was solved, but it wasn't. So, looking at the explained > solution, just a copuple of lines added, I would like to have this > implemented in 2008.0. Now, it is almost impossible to install Gentoo > on my Acer, it is so slowly that it can desesperate yourself. > > I have tried Ubuntu 7.10 and the problem was solved with them. With > Ubuntu 7.10 DMA is active. From Gentoo there is no way to activate DMA > without the patch. > > Thanks! -- Chris Gianelloni Release Engineering Strategic Lead Games Developer
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Cataclysm Leak: Deathwing {WoW}
May 4th 2010 2:23PM Let me just put the naysayers to rest:
- The 3d model can be scaled effortlessly. See Malygos in Coldarra vs. Malygos in EoE.
- Deathwing is the same species of dragon as the other aspects. There's no lore reason he should have a different skeletal structure (and thus, animation/stance) than Malygos or Alexstrasza.
- This is indeed a 3d model produced by Blizzard. To appear in game, it must be present in the MPQ archives as an MDX file, which is Blizzard's custom file format based on .3ds. This is difficult to forge from another dragon model at this quality – someone would have had to extrude many faces to create the unique head design, which means modifying the UVW map of the texture file. In other words, this is no simple photoshop of a texture file, or a few cheap transformations to various parts of the model.
- The water is the kind shown in the latest cataclysm screenshots and others have pointed out different architecture in the background.
- It is not 'hidden in the game files' of present-day WoW. MMOC and every other fan site would have discovered it by now, as they literally create digests of changes to the file contents of the MPQs with every single PTR build and patch. If you want to browse them yourself, you can with WoW Model Viewer.
The Queue: Son of Q {WoW}
Feb 23rd 2010 4:34PM You may be referring to the period just after the release of cross-server instances, when whispering was not implemented between players accross servers. Recount uses behinds the scenes chat channels and whispers to synchronize information, which was failing. This was fixed when they allowed players to whisper each other.
There was also a time in the distant past (TBC) where combat logs had a finite range, which could only be expanded by setting a cvar. Since then, the range has expanded widely to either include the entire instance, or a broad enough range (internally) to cover any practical fight.
As for Recount's incorrectness... the burden of proof is on you. You're just making claims without offering an argument.
The Queue: Son of Q {WoW}
Feb 23rd 2010 4:04PM Recount isn't simply the e-peen ruler some people make it out to be. It's a complete, real-time combat log analysis tool.
Recount records deaths and events preceding them. Want to know the ability that killed someone? Or whether it was a crit or even mitigated? How many or whose heals they did or did not get before they died? Was an ability cast that should have been interrupted? It can report great info for tanks, raid leaders, healers and anyone else.
Want to know if one of your players is ignoring their assignment? It can show dispels. It can display damage done/damage taken for enemy targets broken down by target - so you can see how much damage people did to Snobolds or Mistresses of Pain or Val'kyr. The same is true for healers - were they precasting greater heals on the tank or healing someone's pet when the tank died?
Anyway, recount isn't ruining the game for anyone. If you're attracting the wrong kind of attention because of your numbers – the fact that someone is using a tool to report those numbers isn't the problem.
The Queue: I want a siege tank IRL {WoW}
Feb 18th 2010 3:50PM Ah, the scroll wheel! The memories of Beast Mastery raiding for all of T6 and Sunwell...
Scattered Shots: Can Beast Mastery raid? {WoW}
Feb 11th 2010 4:01PM I'm surprised to see so many angry BM Hunters in the comments. In my experience, a good player can play any way they want, a bad player refuses to play any way but the way they want.
I'm experimenting with BM as an off-spec, raiding primarily as SV. I'm pretty comfortable with encounters and know where BM would make sense. Lack of buffs hurts BM in 10-man too much (you're buffing for two, now) but in 25s, it helped a lot. Of the fights I've done, the only two fights where I actually saw BM truly shine were 25m Marrowgar & Rotface, mostly due to the high degree of movement. With practice, I'm sure a few more fights will emerge as good scenarios for BM. There are good parses for the curious out there.
BM has good stuff going on right now:
- Both T10 bonuses are huge for BM. BM's innate attack speed, quick shots and the high degree of haste on our gear all improve the uptime of 2pc with the pet component being more valuable. The 4xT10 has pretty bad uptime, but it scales AP, BM's most valuable stat (aside from ArP at high gear levels) which scales pet DPS. The uptime can be improved by having SrS ticking on multiple targets.
- Dodge/parry were completely removed from the pet attack table with hit translating correctly to pet expertise. A gear-hit-capped Hunter's pet will never miss.
- Cunning and Ferocity pets' AoE damage reduction talent was changed to a 3% damage buff proc for both the Hunter and the Pet.
- Pet survivability greatly improved: The AoE damage reduction for pets was rolled into the game mechanics. Also, many knockback effects no longer effect pets. Cower was changed to a damage reduction cooldown and Devilsaurs have been fixed! Smaller hit box, model scaling was reduced, and no more stomping. The hit box in particular was getting Devilsaurs killed.
- For players who like to dual-spec BM, Call Stabled Pet was reduced from 30m to 5m, which means if you change your mind, you don't have to port back to Dalaran for your non-exotic pet.
Scattered Shots: The misunderstood hunter abilities {WoW}
Jan 25th 2010 11:20AM #showtooltip Tranquilizing Shot
/cast [target=mouseover,exists,harm][target,harm] Tranquilizing Shot
Tranq is big in ToC
1) Someone said this earlier, but every time Icehowl charges, be ready to hit this immediately. Most tanks can survive one enraged attack, but not two: fractions of a second reaction time on this can save tanks and, by extension, a wipe.
2) On faction champs, use it on the kill target, especially on Heroic. It doesn't show up on the meter, but the healing you prevented is greater than any amount of damage you could deal in one GCD.
3) On Anub'arak Heroic, tranq shot enraged scarabs. It buffs their damage and attack speed, greatly increasing the rate their nature dot stacks, which can be deadly in P3.
Scattered Shots: It's all hunter loot in ICC, part 1 {WoW}
Jan 7th 2010 12:41PM You can certainly sting multiple targets. Also, the amount of damage SrS does over its full duration beats anything but Explosive Shot and Kill Shot or Volley on AoE packs. So whenever you can cast it to its full effect, it is a damage gain.
Scattered Shots: It's all hunter loot in ICC, part 1 {WoW}
Jan 7th 2010 12:13PM Doing the math on all of the T10 combos available with my frost emblems, it was definitely beneficial for an SV Hunter to try to pick up a 2xT10 with 2xT9, to the tune of 500 DPS in SimC and ~400 in Shandara's Spreadsheet. It certainly depends on your other gear, and I'd recommend using either of those tools to figure out your best option. I spent some time at the dummy last night and while the 2xT10 proc doesn't have a very high uptime, the bonus is HUGE when it's up and it has no ICD, so good RNG can have an impact. It's the best available set bonus combination available until we see more resets.
DoTs retain % modifiers (crit, damage) even after the buff falls off, but AP modifiers are gained/lost in real time. It's same with SP for casters. Applying a fresh sting at the end of the 2xT10 proc would guarantee the 15% bonus for the full duration of the DoT.
Since ToC and T9+ gear levels for Survival Hunters, I've watched both SimC and Shandara's Spreadsheet value ArP over Crit per point, though never above Agility. However, they're close enough that you don't really need to pick one stat to "maximize" over another. After you get to a certain amount of ArP, you'll gain more by swapping to MM spec and maximizing around it than by re-gearing for ArP as Survival.
Haste is something you should never focus on gearing for, but that doesn't mean you want to minimize it: with a Moonkin or Ret Pally providing 3% haste, you only need 200 haste rating on gear to get SS under 1.6s, which is an acceptable cast time. Without either, you'll need ~300 haste for the same effect. Either way – you'll be hard pressed to gear down haste without losing overall damage.
Breakfast Topic: What class mechanics have you had to learn to deal with? {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2009 3:28PM My biggest problem in the random dungeons is tanks who go extremely slow. This is the worst. A dungeon that can take 15 minutes somehow drags on to 30 minutes or more. I can't rationalize it except to assume one of the following:
- They are entirely unfamiliar with the instance
- They are fixed on some kind of "pull rotation" thus waiting for one of those abilities to come off cooldown
- They have undeservingly low faith in the rest of the players
- They're control freaks and need to set up every pull – and they can't deal with the boss dying a different way than they've been going about it since last December
- They think that 3rd AFK DPS is necessary to clear trash up to the next boss
- They're on vent with the other player from their realm who has to afk for smoke and doesn't want to move along without him.
- They can't pull until everyone has full health and mana
Tanks: If you routinely have problems with other people who have problems with your tanking – don't get offended and finger-pointy; get angry and aggressive and violent all over everything within a rolling 40 yard radius. Tanking 5-man heroic dungeons is not about strategy, timing, planning or care. It's about unleashing everything in your arsenal all over anything hostile as quickly and as hard as possible. If you think of your party as a bunch of drooling mouth-breathers, GOOD – expect the worst of them and be READY to compensate for that behavior.
I do empathize with tanks; I even geared out an alt prot warrior just enough to run heroics for a few weeks and understand their play style. But honestly, the best thing you can do as a tank in 5-man faceroll content is:
- Pull before anyone else can and chain pull until your healer begs for mercy
- Be careful of your HP, break-aways, your healer's range, your healer's mana
- Only stop when a bad DPS dies or the healer needs to drink.
You won't need to worry about threat if your group isn't tapping their feet between pulls waiting for you to get all 'Sun Tzu' on a 3-mob trash pack. This advice does NOT extend to raids, only emblem farming.
About the Hunter comments: All Hunters should be misdirecting and feigning death – our ability to get around threat is why we are able to burst DPS from start to finish – it has nothing to do with the tank's threat, it has everything to do with us doing the best possible DPS (which is why we're there). If you see the Hunter Volley the instance the tank is noticed by mobs, it's probably because the next 4 seconds of Volley ticks are solid AoE threat for the tank.
Finally, some advice to everyone: don't obsess over minutia in 5-man faceroll content. You and your pet don't need buffs at all. A group of half-geared random classes could rock any heroic without a single party buff, content is just that easy.
Officers' Quarters: Policy and practice {WoW}
Dec 15th 2009 10:47AM Talk to the other players. I didn't read anything that indicated you had tried to communicate the issue. Open a 'gear discussion' thread amongst your fellow melee DPSers. Make a Best-in-Slot list on your boards and try to assign a numeric value to each of the upgrades available in the content you're farming. Keep it up to date when new gear comes out, or new versions of the spreadsheet/gear thread/rawr, etc comes out. If you can boil it down to a number for each accessible upgrade, a couple of things may happen.
The other players realize that an upgrade for them is 3x the upgrade for you. They may not even be the slightest bit aware that they're doing this to you.
If you're suffering bad performance from lack of gear, it will show to people who may be justifying you not getting that gear because of that performance that you are acutely aware of it, unable to fix it on your own and have the knowledge to use that gear when you get it.


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