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Junior All-Americans Rachel Williams and Carly Wopat will help the sixth-ranked Stanford women's volleyball team open its season Friday with a match against WCC rival St. Mary's at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational. Match time is 8 p.m.
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might we be able to view this match on the new pac12 station?
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Yes, there is a way to do that. In the symbology palette for the overlay raster, you can select the Display Background Value (R, G, B) _ _ _ as ___ option (see screenshot for a raster I have doing the same thing with a white background. Assuming your background image is truly all white, your values will also be 255, 255, 255 in the boxes. Make sure to select ...
You can block out the "white" using a Mask function, through the image analysis window. Change NoData Interpretation to "All", and add values 0 (minimum) and 250 (maximum) to all bands in your raster. As your image may contain "near white" values, you may want to lower the masking threshold to, say, 245. The "white" values will also depend on the pixel depth ...
Just wanted to provide an update to this question, I know it was awhile back.
So, yes, it is now possible to add a field to an already existing table in ArcGIS Online.
Just open the attribute table, click on Table Options on the right hand-side, and then select Add Field.
I'll assume that you are trying to do this on two polygons in the same feature class of a geodatabase.
I tested using a file geodatabase but other flavours should work fine too.
Shapefiles will not have their areas updated automatically but geodatabase feature classes do.
What you want to do is easy using Map Topology at any license level of ArcGIS ...
I do this a lot with historic maps, and began by using @nicksan's method, but had the same issues the OP mentioned. I haven't used the mask method (will try soon) but here's what I do now, if you can deal with not having the red and blue in your overlay:
Make sure you have Updated Georeferencing in the georeferencing toolbar and then remove the layer from ...
When you copy a feature, not only do you copy its visible attributes (ie. from the Attribute Table) but you also copy its invisible attributes (ie. wkt_geom which is the coordinates of the features' dimensions). So when you move your features to another geographic location, the coordinates for each dimension will also change. Therefore, I do not think it's ...
The answer by nicksan is good, though if your pdf was not be a perfectly-white background, you might have better luck removing it in image editing software rather than ArcGIS. After doing that, georeference the new image.
There are a number of ways to do this. If you have access to Photoshop, you could try the magic wand tool. Other image editing ...
It is possible that you have a definition query on that feature class or shapefile in ArcMap.
Right click the layer in ArcMap, and go to Properties. Then select the Definition Query tab.
Make sure that this field is empty if you want no restrictions on what data you see. All of the data that you entered might be there, just not visible in arc.
Good Luck!
you don't need a programmatic hook into selecting a template immediately. just wire up logic to invoke the appropriate draw tool and pass edits to your hardcoded featureLayer of interest on draw-end immediately upon map load.
afterward, you can still listen for selection-change on TemplatePicker and direct the edits somewhere else.
This seems to have been a issue with SQL Server for some time now. Not sure why they don't allow it. If you change your update statement to something like this, it should work.
UPDATE [dbo].[MyFeatureClass_evw]
SET [dbo].[MyFeatureClass_evw].[Status] = (
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I think you have two issues here. The first may be misleading. The warning that you're getting when you start editing is only that--a warning. It means that one or more of the data layers are in a different coordinate reference system than the map's.
You can check what's going on by opening the data frame's property page (one method is to right-click ...
Since there were no answers providing you with shortcuts, I'd like to answer with another workaround based on the Field Calculator.
Start editing string values in the attribute table and insert a special character (I chose _ for the example) that will serve as a delimiter character to wrap to a new line:
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In spite of these changes, headteachers and college principals are saying that the Government is not moving fast enough towards a qualifications structure appropriate for the start of the 21st century. A-level courses will be divided into six modules and students will be able to gain an Advanced Subsidiary (AS) grade after three modules.
This stepping stone to A-level will be more useful than the existing Advanced Supplementary (AS), which has had a low take-up throughout its 15-year existence. The old AS contained half the content of an A-level and was at A-level standard. Students rightly considered that, by comparison with A-level courses, two halves made more than a whole.
By contrast, the new AS is the first half of an A-level syllabus and the examinations are set at half the standard of A-level. This opens up post-GCSE advanced study to more students - both young people and adults - and will lead to more sixth formers doing four subjects instead of the usual three.
In her previous announcements on the reform of post-16 qualifications, the Education Minister, Baroness Blackstone, has talked of students doing five subjects within a longer teaching week. She has compared the amount of time spent in lessons by sixth formers and college students in this country with their counterparts on the Continent. On the face of it, it looks as if our students do only half the work of European students, but she is comparing teaching time, which gives a false picture; it is only by referring to learning time that you get a more realistic comparison.
Many people would say that the private study done by our sixth formers is the most valuable part of their course, preparing them well for higher education and further study. Private study time for 16-19-year-olds is a vital component of the low university drop-out rate in this country.
Because of the new AS, some students will be able to gain accreditation in five subjects, but few will take all these examinations simultaneously. There will be many possible patterns of study in the two-year sixth form or college course. Some students will start with three subjects and continue with the same three in the second year - the traditional route. Others will take four subjects, finishing their study of one subject with the AS examination at the end of the first year, and then continuing with their other three subjects through to A-level. If they start a new subject in the second year, studying it to AS level, these students will have three subjects at A-level and two subjects at AS.
Such a tough course will not be taken without careful thought, lest students seek quantity at the expense of quality. For breadth to catch on under the Government's non-compulsory proposals, there will have to be strong signals from the university sector and from employers that breadth is really what they want. An early indication from vice-chancellors is important, but it is the attitudes of several thousand university admissions tutors which will sway the course choices of 16-year-olds.
Students applying for university currently rely on teachers' predictions of A-level grades as a guide to their academic ability. These predictions, made about nine months before A-level examinations, are notoriously unreliable. Under the new system, students will already have their AS grades when they complete their UCAS application and predicted grades will no longer be needed.
It is quite possible that some admissions tutors may regard AS grades as a sufficient indication of ability and offer places to students which are conditional only on the attainment of a bare pass at A-level. This practice has long applied in Scotland, where university places are offered on the basis of results in Highers. However, this is not popular with teachers, because there is a temptation for students to do little work in their final year at school.
The young people who will be affected by the changes in September 2000 are currently in year 10 - a little over a year away from their GCSEs. They should already be thinking about the possibilities opened up by the new system, but schools have understandably been slow to begin their planning. These changes stem from Lord Dearing's Report on post-16 qualifications, which was published back in 1996. First the Conservatives hesitated over implementing Dearing's recommendations, then Labour held another consultation process after the general election. Now, at last, it seems that the changes are going to happen and all A-level syllabuses (now called specifications) are currently being revised into the two-stage AS-A six-module format.
The Advanced General National Vocational Qualification (GNVQ) is to be offered as a six-module course - the same size as an A-level - and this is likely to result in Advanced GNVQ courses being offered in a greater number of schools. The much-discussed qualifications in key skills are taking rather longer to plan in a satisfactory format and are likely to remain voluntary.
It is good that, at last, the Dearing Report is largely to be implemented, but there is still some way to go before we have a qualifications framework for the 21st century. That will require the government to look at the 14-19 age group as a whole, with the removal of the artificial divisions between pre-16 and post-16 and between academic and vocational courses. Scotland is moving in this direction with its Higher Still reforms; the Welsh Assembly may well look favourably on the proposed Welsh baccalaureate. In England, it seems, these things take rather longer.
The writer is General Secretary of the Secondary Heads Association
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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 rib celery, sliced (about 1 cup)
- 1 medium carrot, sliced (about 3/4 cup)
- 1 clove garlic, smashed
- 1/4 medium onion, about 1/2 cup
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/3 cup orzo or other small pasta or egg noodles or broken up spaghetti
- 4 cups low-sodium chicken broth (1 quart box, or 2 cans)
- Small handful fresh parsley leaves, basil or dill, chopped (about 2 tablespoons)
- 1/2 lemon, juiced (about 1 tablespoon)
- Freshly ground black pepper
- Serving suggestion: Whole-wheat crackers and cheese sticks
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Camden is a city known for dysfunction. Three mayors have served time for corruption, most recently in 2000. In 2005, the state took the school system and the police department. In 2008, Camden had the highest crime rate in the country and for three years during the decade of 2000, it was voted America's most dangerous city.
Here's what isn't known about Camden: For years, it has been one of the highest baptizing areas of the Cherry Hill, N.J., Mission and now the Philadelphia Mission. Missionaries consider it paradise and beg to serve there, including senior couples.
A number of years ago, we established a Spanish branch of the Church there in a rented building. Two years ago, attendance at the Camden branch forced us to convert it into a ward, so we simply called the branch president, Julio Ortiz, a self-employed auto mechanic, as its bishop.
While Bishop Ortiz is bilingual, it soon became apparent that many of the converts and the newly re-activated members in Camden didn't speak Spanish, so we created the Pennsauken branch (a nearby township) to accommodate the English-only speakers. The Camden ward and Pennsauke branch would share the same rented building. Our hope was that the division would ease the burgeoning growth and buy us a little time.
But both units continued to flourish. In fact, in less than a year, the Pennsauken branch has nearly doubled in size. Initially, there were only a handful of youth in the Pennsauken branch so we consolidated the two units' youth program — a common practice here in the east. Now, they have their own programs.
Of course, with the growth comes the problem of space. And the rented hall where both units meet is bursting at the seams.
We petitioned Church headquarters for a new building, having met all the requirements, and permission was granted. We found a suitable property and it was approved.
All of this was happening simultaneously as the approvals were being met for the Philadelphia temple. Then we learned New Jersey Church members' favorite son was assigned to preside over the Philadelphia Temple groundbreaking.
We simply asked his office if President Eyring would be interested in driving the 12 minutes over the Ben Franklin Bridge for the Camden Chapel groundbreaking after he dedicated the ground in Philly. We didn't hold our breath as we knew his itinerary was jammed packed.
Imagine our excitement when his office responded that indeed President Eyring intended to stop in Camden after visiting the Philadelphia building (not an LDS chapel) where he was baptized as a boy.
As he's often prone to do, President Eyring was emotional as he shared boyhood memories of growing up in nearby Princeton. He regaled us with stories of his boyhood home doubling as their chapel and their dinner table becoming the sacrament table. His dear mother was both pianist and chorister — she led by tapping her foot loudly to keep the beat. Then, he invited all to bow and close our eyes and he blessed the ground to be hallowed and for the chapel to be a beacon of light and hope to all of Camden — that the city would regard it as a refuge and a place of peace.
When he finished, he instructed my stake president who was conducting, to announce that he'd turn over a few shovel-fulls of earth with visiting dignitaries, then rush to the airport for his return flight to Utah.
As he walked past on his way to the car, he suddenly stopped and embraced me and whispered a few sweet comments. Then, he put his arm around me for a minute and without saying a word, smiled and posed for the cameras snapping all around us. He released my arm and just as quickly, his bodyguards whisked him away and off he went.
It was an incredible day.
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The Tenant Services Authority has found there was a 'collective failure of management' at troubled housing association Novas Scarman, which drove it into a financial crisis.
The TSA board concluded an eight-month statutory inquiry into the group on Tuesday. It ruled that Novas' executive team and board 'failed to exercise proper management of the financial affairs' of the group and that it ended up unable to pay the £14 million cost of refurbishing its flagship Arlington House hostel in Camden.
Arlington House and Novas' other remaining hostel in Dean Street, London, were transferred at no cost in May to One Housing Group, which will complete the refurbishment.
But the TSA's report says that the group is now financially viable after a management change, new board members and a restructure within the last year, and that no further action will be taken. 'The inquiry report disclosed insufficient evidence to support a finding of misconduct in relation to any individual, despite the finding of a collective failure of management,' it adds.
Chief executive Michael Wake was made redundant from Novas in May with an £80,000 payment, although this was unconnected to the landlords' problems.
Novas said in a statement that it welcomed the findings and that its problems had been overcome. 'We do accept the TSA's ruling in its entirety and we apologise publicly for our shortcomings during parts of 2008,' it added.
The group's 2007/08 accounts, released last week, reveal it posted a £5.8 million annual loss owing to plummeting property values and merger costs.
The accounts show the group was hit by £3.5 million of impairment charges against its property portfolio. The results date from before the TSA launched its inquiry. In 2006/07 Novas made nearly £1.6 million in profit after selling assets for more than £2 million.
The 2007/08 accounts, which were originally due to be filed last September, reveal that the group lost £942,665 on restructuring costs in 2007/08 after merging with the Scarman Trust and Path social justice charities in December 2007. It lost a further £960,677 absorbing the negative equity of these struggling groups.
'The costs associated with the merger were higher than anticipated and took longer to turn around,' a Novas spokesperson said.
The group posted an operating deficit of £639,092 for the year - more than twice the £277,658 deficit in 2006/07.
A breakdown of the deficit showed Novas' social housing management as the only profitable area for the company - netting it around £2 million in profit. Non-social housing activities, such as the group's social enterprise work, lost £1.5 million, which Novas said related largely to the activities of Scarman and Path.
'As matters stand today, we have sufficient cash, no borrowings or overdraft and assets of £20 million,' the spokesperson added.
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Really pleased to finally put an end to this process and be able to get on with the good work a number of us are doing at the Novas Scarman Group. I think to get a balanced review your readers should go to our site and read our press release regarding the BDO's findings.
https://static.novas.org/files/tsafindings15july09-468.pdfUsual novas spin machine - if you read the novas release only you would think the TSA had praised Novas.
As an ex-employee I sincerely hope NSG can learn the lessons from this and go on to be successful (if only for the people on the ground who do a lot of good work and many of whom I'd still count as friends).
BillyA whitewash as expected. The TSA has thrown away the opportunity to reclaim the moral high ground that the former Housing Corporation had sadly let slip with regard to regulating roque social housing organisations.
Novas have learned nothing from this process as they are still flouting employment guidelines/law and making people redundant whilst at the same time advertising vacancies within the organisation. These vacancies (jobs for the boys?) should have been ringfenced for those staff being made redundant.What a joke! TSA have brushed it all under the carpet! Obviously because they are half to blame for letting Novas senior managers do what they wanted with public funds. How anyone can say that a third party org like BDO have put together a one side report is ridiculous! It is disgusting that the Housing corp brought in BDO to do an invetsigation and then basically whitewashed all of their findings to save face! For Novas to come out and publically slag BDO is disgraceful. I hope the full report is leaked and then the public will get to see just how dirty some senior managers really where and realise that pay offs and redundancies were a joke and that some should have been prosecuted!
How is it possible to order an enquiry and then ignore the independent auditors results?
What a cover up. Novasscarman and the TSA have both swept the findings under the table and supressed the truth. It looks like they have come to some kind of deal.
As for "balanced review" that statement was written by your PR spin company the Blue Rocket Group. Harldy balanced, quite the opposite.
I'd prefer to believe the independent auditors, BDO, Wikileaks and the members of the community that have fallen foul of the NSG tactics.
I would like to know why the report will not be investigated further and also why the public will not be made aware of whats gone on?
The TSA have failed in addressing this issue in order to save face. It seems like the NSG organisation has abused members of the community and the public purse and got away with it. I am saddened at the way this has not been dealt with. The people named in the report as mismanaging the company are still running the company. Disgraceful.
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Extremely conservative. Don't expect pay raises ever. There is little difference in work put in vs. career gains out. You're mainly at the mercy of upper management in terms of your career as the company is so understaffed that you'll simply be put where they need you right now. A lot of "band-aid" engineering and quality engineering and design process is never the expectation. Mediocre engineering is the norm here as accountability is close to zero. Extreme department to department differences in where the company places value vs value provided to company. Company acts as if it's still based out of the CEO's garage with 20 employees. Terrible cross-company messaging.
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- Some good projects happening. If you are part of them, it will be great.
- Most people at Bangalore office are good-natured.Cons- Can get stuck with certain technologies.
- Very few senior technical leaders in Bangalore office.
- May be difficult to switch to other core software jobs if you are here for a long time.
- There are some very good managers, but there are also those who are not "technical" enough. It's difficult to deal with such people since they assume the role of "product leader", but they are not competent enough for the role or they don't put enough effort in that regard. They mostly deal with people management. This inadvertently puts pressure on the project team to deal with some process themselves.
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Question Posted Thursday September 3 2009, 11:40 pm
What causes snoring?
And do guys find it unattractive? Haha.. My boyfriend says I snore but its a cute snore ..still embarrased by it I want to stop it !
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answered Friday September 4 2009, 2:34 am:
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That site has what causes snoring, the symptoms, cures & even treatment.
Why don't you go to the drug store & get some breathe-right strips? They're kinda pricy, but they help clear your nasal passages and they're safe to sleep with! :)
My boyfriend says the same thing about me and he actually doesn't mind it. I just think that as long as you're not snoring SUPER loud, it'll be okay.
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answered Friday September 4 2009, 12:46 am:
When you got something blocks the flow of air through your mouth and nose, the walls of your throat (particularly the tissues at the top) vibrate each you time you try to breathe, causes the sound that we call "snoring."
Usually we don't, but if the girl snores like a horse--loud enough that we have a hard time trying to sleep--then yeah, that's annoying.
There are some ways to reduce snoring:
--If you are overweight, then lose some weight.
(Overweight people might have bulky throat tissue, which would somewhat blocks the airway [which causes snore].)
--Before you sleep, no alcohol, beer, soft drinks (sodas), snacks, sleeping pills, basically anything that may cause your muscles to become too relax.
(The over-relaxed muscles may fall back and block the airway.)
--Sleep on your side rather than on your back. (This doesn't work very well if you have a habit of rolling all over the bed while sleeping.)
--Sleep with a pillow.
(Basically the point of this is to keep tilt your head upward a little; pillow is just a good tool to keep your head like that. I guess you could use his arm as a pillow, too xD)
Those are just what I think of right now so they might not work. In that case, Google search might help :-)
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There's a number of different things that can cause snoring! Instead of typing the whole entire thing out about snoring, and confuse both you and myself (haha), I decided to give you a few sites that will help!:
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Those 4 were the best out of the one's I found.
Do guy's find it unattractive if you snore?:
Honestly, it depends on the guy. But, A LOT of people snore..so, guy's, and pretty much anyone, really don't mind. Unless it's a very loud and annoying snore, which in your case..it's not, obviously! He said it was cute. That's good! :). I understand it can be embarassing..just read the sites I gave you..and they may help. If a guy does care about your snoring and finds it unattractive..then he's not worth your time! As I said before, MANY people snore..including myself, no guy has ever found it unattractive that I've known!
Hope I helped :)!
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elroy5 Posts: 3,741Thanks for replying bepick. I change out 3 quarts of transmission fluid every 15k miles. Maybe overkill, but because of the recall, I want to make sure the fluid stays clean, and I don't want to have to do a flush later. I do it myself, so it doesn't cost me more than the 3 quarts of Honda fluid (cheap insurance). Good to hear you haven't had transmission problems. I guess the recall jet kits are working. I've also changed the coolant at 45k miles. I have a hard time believing coolant (or any fluids) are really good for 100k miles or more. I've heard of power steering moans and whines, but haven't heard a peep from mine at this point. How far do you plan to go with this car? Half a million miles maybe?
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wreck Posts: 4I have a 08 EXL 4cyl with , believe it or not 40 K on it since Oct 07.
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srizvi1 Posts: 233Posted this over on the Honda Accord (2003-2007) Maintenance and Repair, thought I'd post here too.
A little bit prior to 11/24/2008, 122,566 miles, the check engine light went on in my 2004 Honda Accord EX Sedan Auto w/ Nav. I took it into the dealer and was told it was my Canister Shut valve. I heard mixed stories on what led to it, with one service manager saying that there was nothing I could do to replace it, while another one said that I should have been doing the fuel induction service (something not mentioned in the manual) every 30k miles. The estimate to do this was $410 (including the cost of the oil change - minus the cost of oil though because I brought my own Mobil 1 5w-30 in). However, thankfully I had some random $100 off coupon which had actually expired but they still took it. So my final cost was $319.83 to replace the canister shut valve and oil change.
I wrote a letter to Honda customer care saying I was a bit annoyed with this if it could have been prevented. They called me back and said though the fuel induction service isn't mentioned in the manual, I should listen to what the dealer says specific to my area. Anyone have thoughts on the fuel induction service?
With my car now at 122,566+, I still need to take care of the big ticket items it's due for such as spark plugs, transmission service, and coolant. I'm thinking of emailing the dealers around the area to see if I can get the price low. I have the 120k service in general due, but I'm planning on doing the cabin and air filter myself to soften the blow. Usually, I try to get everything done at firestone since most of the service is just inspections. -
bepick Posts: 82004 Honda Accord LX v6 now has 254,688 miles... knock on wood, car still runs well... still averaging 30 plus miles to the gallon, with most miles being highway driving... i continue to change the oil and Honda oil filter every 4,000 miles... would recommend changing the cabin air filter every 20,000 miles here in the South, or anyplace where the pollen count runs high... had been changing the engine air filter every 30,000 miles, though may begin changing it every 25,000 miles, for similar reason why i'm changing the cabin air filter more often... i continue to wash the car every week and wax it regularly too, as it helps with gas mileage.
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samira01 Posts: 1I have the same problem with my accord V6 this will not affect the operation of your car in any way it detects gas leaks, my evaporator can just went bad and I have 306,000miles so you can see that this has nothing to do with any service,(nerver had the service you mentioned)they go at certain intervals as their lifespan is only so long my accord is a 2000. As a matter of fact most of the dealer expensive services you can do without if you know what to look for yourself I have owned 6 honda accords over the past 15 years and all of them went well over 200k usually i get rid of them for a change not because I have to. Ill see if I can take this V6 to 400K.
nightmancometh Posts: 10I bought my 1997 accord coupe brand new and it's been the best car for 13+ years! I drive this thing hard and I have it's original clutch! I had 2 major repairs. I replaced the main gasket in 2005 and replaced the radiator a couple of years ago. It drives as it did when I drove it off the lot!
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I have no problems with observers. Maybe, if the rest of the team agrees, you could be a help to the gm. Playing some of the npcs etc. Rest of the team, what do you think?
Looking for GM and Players preferably in the GMT zone.
Posted 14 August 2014 - 06:09 AM
Posted 14 August 2014 - 06:14 AM
I have no objections since I urged him to ask.
Posted 14 August 2014 - 09:27 AM
I have no problems with observers. Maybe, if the rest of the team agrees, you could be a help to the gm. Playing some of the npcs etc. Rest of the team, what do you think?
I'll gladly help to the GM is she/he will want it. It always feels good to participate, but I'll be happy also as a silent observer.
Posted 14 August 2014 - 01:35 PM
I have nothing against it, on the contrary
May the Force be with you.
Posted 14 August 2014 - 02:11 PM
Posted 14 August 2014 - 05:54 PM
Then, when we find a GM, or one of us will be (because of a "rotated GM system") you will be the GM's helper.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 01:49 AM
The taking turns after some thinking only works if we taking a turn after 5-10 session(an adventureish chapter). In this place the GM can make the difficulty rise in a manner where the players can adapt. Moreover we won't have a session where we kill 30 guy and leave with a ship because. These big rewards can come after the last few sessions either as reward or means to complete the rest of the adventure.
On top of that the GM who runs the adventure will have time and room to improve. I know if you nail something you have to repeat it multiple times to acually learn it.
Well I'm all fired up. Thinking about characters an such, Looking forward to it.
2 question:
1.) How long to wait for a GM to pop up? On august 23-24 we should meet ups somewhere where where we try things out get to know each other.
2.) IF he/she(probs he) doesn't present himself should we make take turns or stick with one of us? If everyone is against the round robin I'll take it but I don't really want it.
here is a bouns(for the audiance's request(looking at you draconix) read "bonus" as "one more" or "third") question for the OTHERS who I don't know personally:
3.) How is your spoken english? Mine is rusty at best, rather unrefined.
Edited by Naszerinted, 15 August 2014 - 03:54 AM.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 04:56 AM
Dont worry about English. If your vocabulary is not rich, but you speak understandable English, play an alien which speaks in poor basic.
In my GM experience I had only problems with three guys out of few dozens players (I am not a native speaker), and two of them were native speakers....just some guys from Georgia and Alabama speak with a strange accent .
Posted 15 August 2014 - 05:37 AM
Have you ever heard what the Hungarians were called in the WWII and Cold War Era?
ALIENS. We couldnt speak any language beside ours well.
We have a language which is hard to learn and whoever is a native speaker has to practice a LOT I mean a whole lot not have any accent of other languages.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 05:44 AM
To give you the pros and cons:
- i have a hardcopy of edge, but most books are available to me.
- i'm from the netherlands, so timeZone wise it should be ok.
-my spoken english should be good enough
-i'm still a rookie at GMing edge en pen and paper rpg in general.
- i have a decent setting knowledge
- i can reuse parts of my recent campaign, that can support all type of character (both edge and age), altough the direction that it will go other the start will be decided on by party makeup and player preferences. The biggest beauty of this start in the fact we don't need a party of character that know each other.
Well so far my ramblings for now.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 07:50 AM
Have you ever heard what the Hungarians were called in the WWII and Cold War Era?
ALIENS. We couldnt speak any language beside ours well.We have a language which is hard to learn and whoever is a native speaker has to practice a LOT I mean a whole lot not have any accent of other languages.
Try learning Polish and then tell me again how hard is your language .
Lengyel, magyar – két jó barát, együtt harcol, s issza borát.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 10:03 AM
*waves hand* "Puracy, you are the GM we are looking for"
Seriusly i think it would be great if you could be the GM for us.
As for your list of pros and cons i see mostly pros there, and in the group there are people that can give you a hand at imprving your GM skills.
As for me:
i have a hard copy of Edge and all other edge supplemnts, except Far Horizon, in digital form. I will buy FaD beta book as soon as it is available. I'm willing to buy the AoR rulebook if it is needed.
i speak good english.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 01:17 PM
Well, if the rest is ok with me GMing, we could get started with organizing everything. I so far only ever used teamspeak, and in that i can link images to give an idea of the area. With this system i like that better, than placing guys on a map. With the hangout app for the dice, we should have enough to get started.
I do think the best way to start is to go for a facebook group, and start talking about what people are looking to get from the games and how to play. I´m kinda toying with the idea of players not knowing the other characters builds. Just start playing and find out ingame. Since we have 2 people who already know each other, i wouldn´t be bad if those two characters would know each other. As GM i will know all the chars in advance, so any mayor lack of skills could be corrected before play. (altough it also has it charme if not a single guy would be able to decently use a computer or even worse, fly a ship )
It´s just some ideas, and so comment away on this.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 01:32 PM
I guess i am late to the party and you are full already. Darn.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 02:29 PM
If i´m counting correctly we now have:
RebelDave ? (Haven´t seen him post here for a while, but i presume he is still in)
NicoDavout ? (is posting here, but never said if he wants to join or is just giving advice)
So depending on some persons there might be a spot ( because i will not go beyond 6 no matter what)
Posted 15 August 2014 - 03:12 PM
Well, remember Naszerinted and me have a friend who will play too, but not on this forum. But I will give you our teamspeak server ip in private. (And soon to the other players too.) I will sort the players out right now, but i write this now quickly, cuz puracy is online just now.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 03:23 PM
NicoDavout ? (is posting here, but never said if he wants to join or is just giving advice)
Thank you for consideration, but I was just giving my unwanted advice. Good luck with the game!
Edited by NicoDavout, 16 August 2014 - 03:04 AM.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 03:29 PM
Players right now are:
Sleepyhun (the guy who is not on the forum)
People who said he/she would be GM by any means:
I think rebeldave will not play with us, couse he had time problems, and did not post for long time.
TLDR: We have 1 player slot left, but I'd offer it to BlindJester first, cause he was the first from you two.
(if i missed anything, please correct me)
Posted 15 August 2014 - 05:00 PM
that list sounds ok, Draconix.
I think that teamspeak and google hangout can work well together, i also think that roll20 is worth trying as it give a virtual table with map and allows webcam use so we can look at each other. ( i hear that the voice talk on hangouts is unreliable though)
i dislike the idea of players not knowing the other character builds, because it makes it difficult to create a balanced party, we risk having all combat or all talking group. Also, in the new FaD beta all the classes are force sensitve but they still cover all the archetypes : warrior/healer/politico/spy/mechanic/explorer etc... so i think we have to talk about what we want to roll to create a good group, having the characters get to know each other icly is a different thing.
We also need to decide the setting, working on the fringe for the criminals as in Edge of working for the rebellion in AoR, or mixed group?
Posted 15 August 2014 - 05:56 PM
Okey, keep me as candidate yes please. I am a newbye tho, so if that can be a problem, no worries, i fully understand.


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