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Jonathan Slinger
Jonathan Slinger (born 1972, Accrington) is an English actor. He trained at RADA, graduating in 1994.[1] From there, he went to work at the Royal National Theatre and Shakespeare's Globe. He has also worked extensively with the Royal Shakespeare Company, including the Complete Works and This England: The Histories cycles, playing Richard II, Fluellen, Richard Duke of York and Richard III.[2] He played Bernard Woolley, the Prime Minister's Principal Private Secretary, in the stage version of Yes, Prime Minister (Chichester/London, 2010). In 2011, he appeared again with the Royal Shakespeare Company in the title role of Macbeth, a new production by Michael Boyd which was the first Shakespeare play to appear in the revamped Royal Shakespeare Theatre.[3] In 2012 he played Malvolio and Prospero for the RSC in London and Stratford, and in 2013 he played Hamlet.[4]
- ^ "Jonathan Slinger". RADA: The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Retrieved 12 Apr 2014.
- ^ "Jonathan Slinger". Royal Shakespeare Company. Retrieved 12 Apr 2014.
- ^ Review of the production by Michael Billington in The Guardian.
- ^ Gardner, Lyn (11 March 2013). "Jonathan Slinger on Hamlet: 'I'm going to try to achieve the impossible'". The Guardian. Guardian News and Media Limited. Retrieved 12 Apr 2014.
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Kevin_Pace Today, 05:28 PMThe rubber cover is screwed to a metal plate that's mounted under my desk! I don't like my tools moving. Especially with kids around!
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During the reign of the third shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu, an infectious disease called red smallpox spreads only among young men, causing the population of males in the country to plummet to one-fourth that of the population of females. Iemitsu himself passes away suddenly of this illness too. Fearing that the Tokugawa bloodline would be cut off, Iemitsu's wet nurse Kasuga no Tsubone sends for a young girl whom Iemitsu sired outside Edo Castle, makes her dress as a boy and secretly brings her up as the shogun within the castle's inner palace. When the girl is 13, she is violated by a bodyguard who is later beheaded. After that, the girl will not open her heart to anyone. When she turns 16 as Tokugawa Iemitsu, Kasuga no Tsubone forcibly detains the monk Madenokoji Arikoto who has come to Edo from Kyoto and presses him to return to secular life. Together with his disciple Gyokuei, Arikoto is made to serve in the inner palace as Iemitsu's attendant. In an audience with Iemitsu, Arikoto is astonished to realise that the shogun is a female.
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Newbold Neighbors Association (NNA) is a non-profit civic organization established in 2007 serving residents, owners, and businesses in the Point Breeze area of South Philadelphia west of Broad St. to 18th St. and south of Washington Ave. to Passyunk Ave.
NNA strives to engage residents, support sustainable development, promote local businesses, and strengthen our community through clean streets, greening efforts, public safety, planning, zoning, and outreach.
We welcome all residents, property owners, and business owners to attend our general meetings, get involved with our committees, or help out at our community events.
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Beautification Meeting Minutes
Beautification in 2014, By the Numbers
2014 was a successful year for the Beautification Committee, chaired by Jesse Leonard and Joe Suchma. Here's 2014 by the numbers:
- Ten - the number of active, engaged members we've grow to in the beautification committee, from two at the begnning of the year
- Zero - how many community maintained and sustained green spaces we started with, and now we're up to three! (15th & Dickinson, 17th & Tasker, 17th and Latona)
- 25 - the number of recycling bins distributed by NNA this year 50 - no-circular stickers distributed (all we had!)
- 28 - blocks involved in the neighborhood that participated in April's city-wide cleanup
- Over 20 - other blocks that received cleaning materials (brooms, bags, gloves, etc) from NNA throughout the year
- Ten - number of neighborhood walks co-hosted with the Public Safety committee, where we reported numerous quality of life violations through 311
- Six (at least) - number of other neighborhood groups NNA has worked with throughout 2014 (NCA, Child's School, NICE, PMC, LoMo, PHS, etc.)
- Ten - number of trees planted by our volunteers Tons - number of trees we've prunced throughout the neighborhood
- Six - number of pumpkins carved by the committee for the Annual NNA Beer Tour
2015 Christmas Tree Recycling Program
You can still get involved once the holidays have passed, by participating in the 2014 Christmas Tree Recycling Program. The program will run for two weeks from Monday, January 5, 2015 through Saturday, January 17, 2015. Citizens may drop off their trees for recycling at any of the following Streets Department Sanitation Convenience Centers Monday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Click here to learn more.
New this year, the Streets Department is pleased to announce there will also be Christmas tree drop off sites located throughout the city at 23 designated locations on Saturday, January 10 and Saturday, January 17.
To find the location nearest to you, click here. http://www.philadelphiastreets.com/holiday/2015-christmas-tree-recycling-program
Holiday Decoration Contest
Warm up some cocoa, put on your mittens and grab the family, because we need your help to find the Best Holiday Decorations in Newbold!
On the evening of December 19th everyone is invited to join the Newbold Neighbors Association for a stroll through the neighborhood as we gaze at the lights of the holiday season! All who join us, will help in choosing 3 favorite displays that will receive a holiday surprise from Newbold Neighbors.
Nominate your home or block by emailing email@example.com.
We'll meet at 6:30 pm on Friday, December 19th at Dickinson Grove (15th and Dickinson).
PWD/PHS Rain Check Workshops
Lunchtime and Evening Workshops this Fall
Rain Check, the Philadelphia Water Department's residential stormwater management program managed by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and the Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia, is pleased to announce the upcoming schedule of workshops this fall. The Rain Check program is part of Green City, Clean Waters, a 25-year plan to protect and enhance Philadelphia's waterways by managing stormwater with innovative green practices.
Attend an educational Rain Check workshop for Philadelphia residents and have a rain barrel installed for free. Learn why stormwater management is important and how it contributes to the health and beauty of the environment and surrounding community.
Workshops will be held at PHS (100 N. 20th Street, Philadelphia) the third Wednesday of every month, from 12 to 1 p.m., and the third Thursday of every month, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Additional workshops will be scheduled throughout Philadelphia. To attend a workshop, register online here.
If you have question, contact PHS Information Services at email@example.com or 215.988.1698.
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South Broad St. Neighborhood Association is holding a clean up on September 27, 2014 - They will remove debris and graffiti from the light poles on both sides of the street. We will begin on Broad St. between Mifflin and McKean Streets and work in both directions (north-south). We encourage the participation of all residents and businesses in this event.


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State of Drupal presentation (May 2013)
Two weeks ago at DrupalCon Portland, I gave my traditional State of Drupal presentation. A total of 3,500 were present at DrupalCon, a new record for DrupalCon attendance.
In good tradition, you can download a copy of my slides (PDF, 29 MB) or you can watch a video recording of my keynote (keynote starts at 14:00). The video of the White House guest appearance and the Drupal 8 demo video area also embedded in this post.
WYSIWYG and in-place editing for structured content
Karen McGrane gave a great keynote at DrupalCon Portland on future-friendly content with Drupal. It's worth watching the video recording. I agree with Karen's vision for the future. With the proliferation of different devices, screen sizes and input devices, there is a growing need for structured content that can be reused in multiple channels.
From the early days, Drupal has been doing structured content and content reuse better than most competitors. Drupal's node system was introduced in Drupal 3 in 2001, and was ahead of its time compared to the "page tree"-model used by most competitors. With every release, Drupal has gotten better and better at structured content and content reuse, leading to things like CCK and Views in core. Still to date, Drupal is one of the leaders in modeling structured content and content reuse. It is is one of the primary reasons we've seen so much growth. It was great to see that recognized by Karen.
One of the biggest gaps in Drupal has been the authoring experience. Two of the most noticeable authoring experience improvements that we are adding to Drupal 8 core are WYSIWYG editing and in-place editing. Where I disagree with Karen is with her belief that in-place editing and WYSIWYG editing are bad. Sure, WYSIWYG and in-place editing definitely can be problematic when combined with structured content. However, I believe we've implemented them in a good way -- it can't be compared to Microsoft Word's blob-like approach. I wish that Karen better understood how we have implemented this functionality. It would have been helpful if she had offered concrete suggestions on what better solutions would look like. Until we know what better tools look like, I'm convinced that Drupal 8's approach to WYSIWYG and in-place editing are a big step forward. It makes for another intermediate step towards a bigger vision.
We've been talking about the advantages and disadvantages of WYSIWYG for more than 10 years now, and we still haven't figured out better approaches. The best we've been able to do is to evolve WYSIWYG editing and in-place editing to apply to individual chunks instead of the entire page, to generate clean markup and to better guide authors to make them aware that their input may end up in many forms of output.
While implementing Drupal 8's WYSIWYG and in-place editing functionality, a lot of attention was spent on ensuring that these features are compatible with structured content:
- WYSIWYG editors used to generate bad markup. Drupal 8's WYSIWYG editor guarantees clean markup thanks to the new "Advanced Content Filter" feature in CKEditor.
- Drupal applies WYSIWYG editors to individual form fields instead of the entire page. You are encouraged to break up your content in many fields. Similarly, in-place editing is triggered on the entity level, not the page level, which means the user declares his intent to edit a specific entity and can then edit a specific field within that entity. In-place editing is only designed for quick edits, it wants to delight the author for those small edits, rather than forcing him to go back to the potentially overwhelming back-end form every time. At no point are authors given the impression they are editing the entire page.
For a more detailed explanation, see Wim's article: "Drupal 8: best authoring experience for structured content?".
Want more features in Drupal 8? Help fix bugs!
In Drupal core, we use issue thresholds to manage technical debt. Both critical (release-blocking) and major (non-release-blocking, high-impact issues) are considered. When we have more open issues than our thresholds, we do not commit new features.
Currently, we have 27 critical bugs, 41 critical tasks, 155 major bugs, and 149 major tasks. This is more than twice our current thresholds for critical issues, and about 50% more than our thresholds for major issues. We need your help to resolve these issues so that we can resume adding new features to Drupal 8. That would be a very exciting place to get to!
There are many ways to help, including not only programming but also updating these issues' summaries, testing the patches, and making sure the patches still apply. I encourage everyone to collaborate on major and critcal issues, and to consider making them a focus at the DrupalCon Portland sprints.
Alex Pott
I'm pleased to share that Alex Pott (alexpott on drupal.org) has accepted my invitation to become another Drupal 8 co-maintainer, to help move along important issues as we gear up to head into code freeze and then release.
Alex has been working in Drupal for almost 6 years. While relatively new to the core development team, he has nevertheless been an instrumental force in the Drupal 8 Configuration Management Initiative (CMI). This development experience has given him a detailed understanding of various underlying Drupal 8 APIs, which makes him ideally suited to the task of reviewing and signing off on highly technical patches. Alex is furthermore thorough and patient in his technical reviews, and he has been a reliable leader and problem-solver during the Drupal 8 cycle. He is also currently taking time off from work, in order to have more time to dedicate to his family and to Drupal. It's a perfect fit.
When catch, webchick and myself were discussing who would be best to join the core maintainer team, Alex's name was enthusiastically +1ed from each of us. Please make him feel welcome!
The Red Press of Drupal
A couple of weeks ago Acquia, the Red Hat of Drupal, reached out to fellow CMS founder, Matt Mullenweg of WordPress, to see if he would consider switching to Drupal. As luck would have it, this was enticing to Matt. He has long understood the value of the Drupal community and has been looking for ways to leverage our community to make WordPress even better. When Acquia suggested switching to Drupal, it dawned on Matt that this was certainly the easiest way to integrate with Drupal without irritating his webmaster.
"I have always wanted to be part of the Drupal community, where technical expertise is sought after to create some of the most advanced websites. This move demonstrates the synergy between WordPress and Drupal without the possibility of function name conflicts." - Matt Mullenweg
We, at Acquia, couldn't be more excited to have Matt and the Automattic team on board, because some things are just better together ... like e-mail and spam filters.
Several months ago I started working with some of our top developers to try to come up with a practical integration strategy between Drupal and WordPress. We had been struggling with this for some time when webchick said jokingly: "It would be a lot easier if they would just use Drupal instead".
To be honest, I felt a bit silly even talking to Matt about using Drupal, but I didn't know at the time that he had been struggling with exactly the same goal and the same problems. webchick's inadvertent idea has ushered in new possibilities for innovation and frankly this is such a fundamental change for us I can't even imagine the world as it was before.
I am very excited about this collaboration. WordPress and Drupal form a killer combination that can't be beat in today's CMS market. I can hardly wait for the WordPress developers to get their drupal.org accounts set up, so we can work together in ways that were never possible before. I also suggested xjm to setup extra "WordPress tables" at the DrupalCon Portland code sprint.
A new Drupal module has been created to ease the transition. The "WordPress_iframe" module will be available on drupal.org soon. It facilitates a rapid integration of existing WordPress sites into their Drupal counterparts. We are excited about the debut of this new module because it embodies the Drupal community's open acceptance of this partnership while it allows us to roll out literally millions of these new Drupal/WordPress sites over the coming weeks.
As part of the agreement, Matt didn't want to completely move away from the WordPress branding, so we have incorporated it into Acquia's logo. Phonetically Acquia is pronounced ah-kwee-uh, so we've swapped out our Q for the well-known WordPress "W". The name is still pronounced "ah-kwee-uh" but will now be spelled "Acwuia". This visually puts WordPress right in the center of our logo - exactly where it belongs. This is WordPress, powered by Drupal.
We are very proud of this partnership and look forward to serving many more customers as a result. You can expect many more great things from Acwuia coming soon.
Matt, your Red Press of Drupal t-shirt is on the way. Let's stand together as brothers, united in Drupal!
New Mollom content moderation platform launched
Today I'm excited to announce that we've released the next generation of Mollom - our Content Moderation Platform. For the past five years, we have worked hard to help companies stay ahead of the curve when it comes to content moderation. With today's release, I feel like we've secured our place as the leading enterprise-ready content moderation system.
With over 2 years in development, and 600 beta users, the new content moderation platform is built to help companies handle extensive amounts of user generated content with ease. The main features of the Content Moderation platform are:
- Easy team management. Site admins can add moderators, assign privileges, and monitor how moderators are performing - keeping an eye on productivity while trusting that no malicious content is making it to their site.
- Fast moderation. If we know it's spam, your team never sees it. If we're sure it's good content - we'll publish it to your site. For the content we're unsure about - moderators now have a very easy user interface where they can view the contributor, their comment, and their reputation, spam, and profanity score all within seconds. They can approve or decline, and even take bulk actions to speed things up.
- Custom filters. The system allows each user to create custom filters so they can focus on a specific subset of commenters. If they only want to see users with low spam and profanity scores - creating a filter takes just a couple seconds and they now have a customized view.
- Multi-site management. All customers can have from one to hundreds of sites in their system - which makes moderation for big brands with multiple site properties very easy. Adding a site takes just a couple minutes, and customers can view analytics separately across all site properties.
You can learn more on the Mollom site, the video below, or in the press release we issued this morning.
I'm really excited to finally show this off to the world, and continue to help more companies embrace social without fear!
Participate in a Global Drupal Sprint this weekend
This Saturday and Sunday, March 9-10, over 30 locations around the world will participate in Global Drupal Sprint Weekend, coordinated by Cathy Theys (YesCT). The sprint weekend is a grassroots initiative for people all over the world to get together and contribute to Drupal. You can join a local sprint, start your own, or participate remotely in IRC.
The sprint weekend is a unique opportunity to make big strides on the Drupal 8 release, and I encourage everyone to find something you are passionate about and dive in. For example, you can help reduce Drupal 8's accumulated technical debt by targeting the major and critical threshold issues, to kick off our cleanup phase and make Drupal 8 stable enough that we can continue to innovate. We're currently at 18 critical bugs, 124 major bugs, 33 critical tasks, and 130 major tasks. It'd be great to see how many of these we can fix by this time next week! :-)
Or, try your hand at upgrading a module to Drupal 8, and provide input and feedback on the "Developer Experience", as well as identify missing or incomplete APIs while we can still change them. You can find resources to help you with porting modules on the sprint wiki page.
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With an estimated 8,000 hedge funds in the marketplace and more managers setting up shop each day, one of the biggest challenges for fund-of-funds managers is picking the winners. Increasingly, fund-of-funds are turning to new talent, who they say provide better returns than their more established counterparts.
"We look at young, unproven managers because we view new funds as having superior risk/reward opportunities than older, proven ones," said Geoffrey Stern, president of Muirfield Capital Management, a New York-based fund-of-funds.
Stern, speaking at the Fourth Annual Fund-of-Funds conference in Manhattan this week, told the audience, "Our ideal guy is in his early thirties, has been in the business for 10 years, but hasn't made his [big] money yet."
One example of a young manager Stern took a chance on was Christian Leone, founder and managing partner of Luxor Capital Group. "He was about 31 years old at the time," said Stern, who turned to his Wall Street contacts to gather information on the rising star. "When a partner at Goldman [Sachs] told me he would invest his own money with him, well, that's the best recommendation you can get." An executive at Luxor Capital declined to comment on the firm's assets under management or its performance.
Paul Pomfret, ceo of Palm Beach, Fla.-based PDP Capital Investments, a fund-of-funds specializing in offshore vehicles, also focuses on young, emerging fund managers.
"The optimal period of time to invest is early in the lifecycle of a fund," says Pomfret, who formerly played pro-football with the Green Bay Packers. Pomfret favors managers with two to seven years of experience and $50-600 million in assets under management. "The average size of a hedge fund we invest in is $35 million," he says, adding that 80% of the funds he invests in are now closed, which he views as a good sign.
Pomfret has strict rules when betting on new talent. Besides looking for the best and the brightest, he doesn't give seed financing and he will never go over more than 10% in a new fund.
Another fund-of-funds manager who is bullish on new talent is Edward Horner, managing director of London-based Eden Rock Capital Management. This comes as no surprise as Horner, who founded Eden Rock in 2001, began his financial career at the age of 18 while working on the London International Financial Futures Exchange. He was also the youngest financial consultant in Merrill Lynch's international private client group in London.
Horner places an emphasis on investing with fund mangers who display an excellent qualitative skill set and have a high level of transparency. "When we do our due diligence, we like to see managers with a well thought out legal process," he says, explaining that because his firm invests with funds that employ an asset backed lending strategy, one of the biggest risks his firm faces is with the quality of the collateral used to secure loans. He also likes to invest in new, niche funds, believing they supply superior returns. The average fund Eden Rock invests in has $160 million in assets under management.
Despite fund-of-funds managers interest in emerging managers, 2005 is proving to be a tough year for fund-of-fund managers all around.
"The days of double digit returns with little volatility are over…There will be more volatility and more risk if you are going to get returns," said Stern.
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Oh, I did, too. However, when the first half was originally airing, I just remember being a little frustrated by the fact that the episodes had so little to do with the main story arc.
Ah but that's the thing - they actually did have plenty to do with the arc, just not in ways everyone immediately understood or expected.
Yes, I completely agree. When I first re-watched Season 4, I was amazed at how much substance there actually was and how it all would eventually relate to the final arc of the series.
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I can't create a poll from my phone! Just curious if you son(s) are intact or circumcised? Someone made a comment to me today about it only being a crunchy mama thing to keep them intact.
All three of my boys are intact.
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28th Jan 2002, 03:04 PM | #1 |
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are doors in ut a bad thing?
I know that this has probably been discussed before but I have noticed that there is a disturbing lack of doors in UT. so the question is do you think that doors would be a bad thing or what?
28th Jan 2002, 03:39 PM | #2 |
are'nt ALL doors bad ??
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28th Jan 2002, 04:17 PM | #3 |
Doors and some portals can really be a pain. I always seem to get stuck in the portal on Hyperblast. Usually it's a lag issue but sometimes they just refuse to let you go.
Doors have the same problem. Zeto has lots of doors that can leave you stuck in a certain section due to lag. Ever tried to go through a door while loading rockets? Sometimes the door doesn't open when you want it to. Same thing could be said for lifts... the bots don't like them either.. |
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Doors are bad for the map's flow in standard game modes imo, especially in DM. They are alright for realism mods tho, they are much slower and doors are much more interesting there, you need tactics, their sound can tell you where the enemy is etc. SFTDM-House (SFTDM = Strike Force Team DM) comes to my mind here, if you'll ever get around to play it (especially in a clan war) you'll notice how important the doors are in this map; it would be totally different without them.
28th Jan 2002, 11:20 PM | #5 |
I'm at ease with doors.
They are used to good effect in Ice Statio Zeto. And also in Elsinore. To be sure, I need them to be wide enough so as not to get stuck on them. and also to be a colour that contrasts with the wall. this enables me to actually see the door. When i am on a map that I do not know well i really appreciate being able to see the doors. rather than fighting on limited turf until some bot has the good grace to show me where it is. Another thing I like about doors is that I can hide behaind them. Also, as wasa the case in Waffnuffly#'s great work 'Attacked', it is good to be able to ruch at the door. It opens. i fire at the enemy and at themoment that they have turned around and are ready to engage in battle. i retreat. The door sloses, and that gives me the respite I need. |
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thanks for the replies!
29th Jan 2002, 05:38 PM | #7 |
Doors suck, lifts are O.K. The flow of the DM maps is ruined by doors. Lift are fine, as long as good bot pathing or no bots.
29th Jan 2002, 09:49 PM | #8 |
I'm especially impressed with what MadMonk has done with jump-pads.
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29th Jan 2002, 10:31 PM | #9 |
Doors can be very helpful to the gameplay of your map if used properly. First off it serves as a natural choke point which you can hide behind, and creates an interesting situation. The door can close and you'll be in position but they can't see you.
The other important thing about a door, is that it makes a sound. It is the same thing with water, you put water in there so that if they try to escape to the other side of the map, at least you know. However water doesn't really fit into every map, which is why you would use a door.
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IMO, doors area good thing, if placed right. CTF-Ortican, Hostility are examples, Lots of good RoA maps use doors which work real well. It makes it harder to get out with the flag and it also makes it easier to get away if the defenders get have to wait for them to open..
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One great big festering neon distraction I've a suggestion to keep you all occupied Learn to swim! Clan pdX |
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oOOo those guys are nice dudes, that |NV| clan
i play most of my ctf games with them on their pub server
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31st Jan 2002, 03:41 PM | #14 |
I think doors and lifts are underrated, and should be used more. There are a few good maps that have great lift usage, for example, some 1on1 maps have armor or weapons that can only be reached via lift jumps.
Doors are fine, it's just unfortunate that most doors are so small. There should be more traps...more sliding floors, more opening ceilings. I think that would be good stuff. -I_AM{skullface}
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31st Jan 2002, 04:23 PM | #15 |
So, I should avoid slow moving doors, and make faster moving lifts?
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A friend of mine is running the Beginner Game for a group of 5 of us. There's a pretty wide range when it comes to our experience with RPGs. I'm definitely on the more experienced end, so I decided to step back and let the newer players pick characters that they'll enjoy. The two options left are Mathus and Sasha.
The friend among us who is perhaps the most enthusiastic about the Star Wars universe has also never played an RPG before. Not even on a computer, I don't think. She's probably the highest risk in terms of everyone having a good time. She selected 41-Vex. I haven't seen its character sheet (I won't have access to any of the printed material until the day of the game), but from what I gleaned from its skill list (posted in one of the articles), it seems fairly limited in scope. 1 Cunning and Willpower. No combat skills. Essentially just really good at the high Intelligence skills.
At first, I was leaning towards picking Mathus, since he can heal the droid. I'm also intrigued by his backstory of reprorgramming Vex's personality matrix to be more rebellious. But he, like Vex, has a 4 Intelligence and they have some overlapping highest skills. His Mechanics is even better, actually. Has anyone played a game with both Mathus and Vex? Is Vex's player going to feel there aren't enough unique ways for her to be cool and help the party?
Sasha seems a lot less specialized, so I'm less worried about stepping on someone's toes. Are there any other major skill overlaps?
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Don't worry about overlap.
This is a "Yes And" system. To quote the guys from Order 66 Podcast.
Think of ways to affect things without going straight at them, come at them sideways.
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University psychiatrist to help England football team get ready for World Cup
• Psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters, a lecturer in medicine at the University of Sheffield, has been recruited by England Manager Roy Hodgson
• Dr Peters has already been brain trainer to Bradley Wiggins and scores of Olympic champions and sports stars
• Steven Gerrard credits Dr Peters for helping him recover during his 2010 injury
A University of Sheffield lecturer, who has helped British cyclists win Olympic gold, is set to use his skills on the England football team as they continue their preparations for the World Cup.
Psychiatrist Dr Peters, a lecturer in medicine at the University, has already been mind mechanic to multiple champions including Bradley Wiggins; Sir Chris Hoy, six times Olympic Champion and 11 times World Champion; and Victoria Pendleton, World and Olympic Champion.
His pioneering psychological preparation, which has also extended to snooker champion Ronnie O'Sullivan, is based on the Chimp Model – whereby the irrational, emotional side of our personality is depicted as a chimp – to help people understand how their minds work and how they can manage them.
During the summer of 2012, he coached sporting stars full time at the Olympics and Paralympics and will now help England ahead of them kicking off their World Cup campaign against Italy on 14 June.
England captain Steven Gerrard has publically spoken of his admiration for Dr Peters and said if it was not for him, he could have been forced to retire following a serious injury he suffered four years ago.
He said: "At the time for six to eight weeks I'd seen three or four surgeons and they weren't really convincing me that I could maybe play again so I turned to him.
"He helps you with positivity, the power of thought, and staying upbeat, that sort of stuff.
"It was a very important stage in my career. I went to see him and I can only speak very highly of my private one on ones with him."
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By DeniseDuffield-... on February 27, 2012
Originally posted on my blog
Did you watch the Oscars? I freaking LOVED it - definitely one of my favourite events of the year.
I watched it live at the local cinema with my mum, Vicki, pretending we were there. We were clapping and everything. By the way, I thought Billy Crystal did a stellar job - entertaining and slightly old-fashioned - just like the Oscars itself. Perfect.
It's not just an entertaining event, full of obligatory glitz and glamour, it's the culmination of many years of hard work, self belief and the big visions of some of the most talented people in the world.
Got a big dream? Here are 6 inspiring lessons we can all learn from the Oscars.
Dream big and hold on
Did you notice how many winners spoke about watching and dreaming of movies their entire lives? Over and over we heard...
I grew up watching movies...
I remember watching...
I've been in love with cinema since...
"Thank you Mom for letting me skip nursery school so we could go to the movies." Alexander Payne for The Descendants
"I grew up in New Zealand watching the Muppets on TV. I never dreamed I'd get to work with them," Bret McKenzie for The Muppets (Best Original Song)
"When I first emerged from my mother's womb, I was already rehearsing my Oscar speech." Christopher Plummer for Beginnings
Many of the winners set a conscious intention and desire early in life to work in the entertainment industry and have held onto that dream through the work, auditions, failures and the self-doubt (not to mention the procrastination that plagues most creative endeavours).
Every manifestation starts with a goal and intentions are powerful. Get obsessed and immerse yourself in your dream .
Don't take rejection personally
The average Oscar winning actor has failed hundreds, if not thousands of auditions on their way to the Kodak. They would have heard too old, too young, too fat, too short many times but they had to persevere despite the discouragement.
The fear of being rejected is often greater than the actual experience of it, but many people give up at the first hurdle. How do you react when you hear "no" - run away chastened or more determined to succeed than ever?
Every "no" is one step closer to a resounding "YES". The Universe always rewards action in spite of great fear and you have no idea when your "lucky break" will happen.
It's never too late
Christopher Plummer set a new record for oldest Oscar winner, at age 82, for his first Oscar, Best Supporting for Beginnings. Fellow nominee Max von Sydow, also 82 had thirteen years between nominations, but don't count him out yet. He could still win in the future!
Viola Davis has arguably only just "made it" in the last two years at 46, and Melissa Leo won her Supporting award last year at 51, both practically ancient for a woman in Hollywood.
Have you mentally written yourself off for being too old to pursue your dream?
No need to be perfect
Look at the winners this year, all reasonably normal looking people (albeit very talented ones). Octavia Spencer, the un-Botoxed Meryl Street, even Jean Dujardin's adorably wonky teeth.
Other nominees were also refreshingly glamorous in a "real person" way. There's no doubt that Octavia looked more glam than Angelina, despite not having a "perfect" Hollywood figure.
Pretty boys, Clooney and Pitt were left out. Maybe their good looks are becoming predictably boring?
What excuses are you using to avoid living your dreams; that extra 5 pounds or your slightly crooked nose? Confidence is much more attractive than perfection and you can break the mold.
Create your own opportunities
Rather than lament the lack of comedic roles for women in Hollywood, Kristen Wiig wrote her own. The result was refreshing; seeing women doing gross-out comedy and look real on screen. She created her own big opportunity and she was nominated for an Oscar.
Justin Bieber (cameo in the opening video) famously started his career by busking and making YouTube videos. That kid was going to get discovered sooner or later.
Nobody giving you a chance? Who cares - put on your one-person show, film your own videos and keep showing up until they can't ignore your talent.
Hustle, hustle and hustle some more
You want the success? It's not going to fall into your lap without some serious effort.
Max von Sydow made a whopping five movies in 2010 and two last year (at age 82!). Nominee Jessica Chastain was everywhere with six in 2011 and another six this year.
Octavia has been hustling since 1995, when she had a small part opposite Sandra Bullock in A Time to Kill, but didn't really gain name-recognition fame until her nominated role in The Help. She has 95 film and TV credits to her name. That's hustle and probably fulfils her Outliers 10,000 hours requirement.
Go out and get your hustle on. You can succeed simply by trying harder than your competition. Write more articles, audition more and be prepared to put the work in before you get your big break.
Every door you knock on, the Universe knocks on a thousand for you.
I hope the Oscars inspired you as much as me. I already can't wait until next year!
Love, luck and gold statuettes,
Credits - trivia and photos from IMDB and Oscar.com
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