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Some day I will get tired of these Pi day posts. Today is not that day.
Some day I will also write something substantial to post here. Again, today is not that day.
Some day I will get tired of these Pi day posts. Today is not that day.
Some day I will also write something substantial to post here. Again, today is not that day.
I warned you. Didn't I warn you I was going to post this?
No more of these, I promise. (This time, for sure!)
(Hello future me! Look at how you planned ahead and scheduled this post. Is that cheating? Do I care?)
without any sort of updates here. Longer if you don't count the dumb date stuff.
I've been online, really I have – just not blogging.
One more, because why not?
11/12/13 @ 14:15:16
Remember how I said I wouldn't be doing any more posts like this? Well – I lied.
Happy (next to) last sequential date/time day. (Look for one more on December 13th, 2014)
It's been a long time since I posted a recipe; or really, anything, to be totally honest.
My aunt recently sent me a couple of my grandmother's recipes, including the one for her gingersnaps. It' one of those things that brings back strong memories of childhood and holidays, and I wanted to share it.
I promise this is the LAST time I'll be doing a post like this…
I picked this up from the on-site shop during my son's last Cub Scout Rocket Jamboree. It's a pretty simple kit, but I wanted to take my time building it and documenting the process. My goal was to really pay attention to the final finish of the rocket. I've been reading several other build logs, and I picked up more than a couple of tricks I wanted to try out.
Click the link above to read the entire build log. (hosted on RocketReviews.com)
I really should use this blog for more than commenting on calendar-based silliness….
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The White House unveiled a sweeping new initiative on Tuesday to map the individual cells and circuits that make up the human brain, a project that will give scientists a better understanding of how a healthy brain works and how to devise better treatments for injuries and diseases of the brain.
"There is this enormous mystery waiting to be unlocked," said President Barack Obama of the ambitious project unveiled at a White House ceremony packed with scientists.
Called the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative, the program will be funded with an initial $100 million from the presidents fiscal 2014 budget, which the White House is slated to release next week.
Dr Francis Collins, director of the federally funded National Institutes of Health, likened the initiative to mapping the human genome, a $3.8 billion effort he helped to lead as former director of the National Human Genome Research Institute.
"The human brain is at the present time the most complicated organ in the known universe," Collins said in a conference call. "We aim through this ambitious - some would call it audacious - project, to try to unravel those mysteries."
Collins said the NIH plans to assemble a "dream team" of 15 scientists who will set the priorities for the research. Initially, scientists will try to learn the language of how the brain operates.
Ultimately, Collins said, the effort should allow researchers to understand such complex diseases as epilepsy, autism, schizophrenia, Alzheimers disease, traumatic brain injury and a long list of conditions "that collectively affect 100 million Americans and cost us $500 billion each year in terms of healthcare costs."
Collins conceded that the initial investment of $100 million in the first year is just a start for this project, which likely will take many years to bear fruit. But he noted that the Human Genome Project started off with a $28 million investment.
"Even if you throw in an inflation factor, its a pretty good start," said Collins, who noted that NIH spends a total of $5.5 billion for all of its neuroscience research efforts.
Of course, there is no guarantee that the Democratic president, who is in a standoff with Republican lawmakers over how to reduce the U.S. deficit, will be able to get a $100 million proposal through a highly divided Congress. But the president said that investment in areas such as education and development should be critical even as spending cuts are needed to address the countrys fiscal woes.
"We cant afford to miss these opportunities while the rest of the world races ahead. We have to seize them. I dont want the next job-creating discoveries to happen in China or India or Germany. I want them to happen right here," Obama said.
Although the funding requires congressional approval, agencies have some discretion to start working on the program ahead of time, a White House spokesman said.
The main thrust of the BRAIN Initiative "is to be able to study the brain at a large scale to see how lots of neurons work together to produce high-level functions like learning, memory and creativity," said neuroscientist John Donoghue of Brown University. Todays brain imaging, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging or fMRI, "cant see the activity of individual neurons," he said: "its like reading the newspaper at two arms length."
But by monitoring activity in individual neurons, researchers hope to see, for instance, "how the brain produces language, including how the visual cortex interacts with speech and language areas so you can read a word, speak it and understand it. Its a big network of neurons all communicating with each other," Donoghue said.
"But because we dont currently have the tools for this, the first step will be to develop them. That will involve, for instance, bringing in neuro-engineers to figure out how we can take advantage of advances in wireless technology" to place multiple probes in the brain to measure activity at the level of individual neurons, he said.
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I don't know the circumstances of Abby selling his HOF ring as he may need the money. Fortunately I am not in that position but my HOF ring isn't for sale and I don't see that ever being the case.
It matters not the talent but turning too often isn't good for anyone.
Sorry but I don't know the workout question. HBK was always athletically gifted and never let himself get too far out of shape.
I'm non plussed by and large on the belt debate. At the end of the day it doesn't matter enough to me to invest much thought in it. I've heard nothing about a Wrestle Kingdom DVD unfortunately. I'd love to have one too.
Hard to say off the top of my head but Savage vs. Steamboat at WM3 would rank right up there as would Bret vs. Bulldog at Wembley.
If Bray loses Sunday and I think that he will a great performance resulting in a loss won't hurt him one bit. Anyone who thinks that is fooling themselves. Did Austin losing to Bret Hart hurt Steve? No.
Orton vs. Rollins is a solid pick. The Ladder match should be extraordinary too. Several matches could earn the distinction but the match most will be talking about when the show is over is Lesnar vs. Reigns.
Hmmm....tough question...I'd go with Sting vs. HHH because I think it will be Sting's last one.
Without a doubt Orton vs. Lesnar will happen some day when the timing is right and a good story builds up this main event.
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Last year, there was a point where I was just so over the makeup of the team. A growing sense of indifference with all the upcoming free agents changed to drastic annoyance and came to a head for me with two games in a short period of time. I know there's the argument to be made that boxscores don't tell the full story, but I think sometimes they can get pretty close. See Exhibit A:
This is the box score from the game against the Clippers, February 23, 2013 in LA (I was there and, yes, it was as painful as it looks).
There are ciphers in the FGM column, along with the FTA column for three of the starters. THREE. That combination is brutal. Marvin Williams, Jamal Tinsley, and Randy Foye combined for 0 points, 4 rebounds, and 6 assists. If your shot isn't falling, at least attempt to get to the line. And then if that doesn't work, see what else you can do to contribute—steals, rebounds, assists, blocks, deflections, hockey assists. Okay, so maybe those last two aren't kept on official stat sheets, but we know they're important and valuable. Tinsley and Foye both at least had a couple of assists, but when your starting point guard is neither scoring nor collecting more than one assist (admittedly, in just over 14 minutes of game action), you're going to be in trouble.
Then Monday, March 4 against the Milwaukee Bucks (read, second time in five games), Exhibit B:
Slightly different scoreless threesome—this time Marvin Williams, Earl Watson, and Randy Foye—but same unfortunate effect: a loss. Again, ciphers in the FGM column along with the FTA column. Between the three of them, they had 0 points, 3 assists, and 7 rebounds (PG Watson outrebounded Marvin Williams and Randy Foye combined). That's just unacceptable.
One point Locke hammered on last season—and rightfully so, in my opinion—was back-court rebounding. Foye and Mo were the worst-rebounding backcourt in the league, and that was not an insignificant stat. So, why bring up these backcourt ciphers from last season? I'm going to make a couple predictions:
1. We will be a much more balanced rebounding team in 2013-2014, which will contribute to being a better defensive team
2. We won't have any games where our three backcourt starters don't score.
Even in a summer league debut where his 1-12 shooting night was derided for weeks, undersized Trey Burke managed to snatch 7 rebounds. Yes, that was a summer league game, but at least Burke was putting in some effort to get that number of rebounds. In his college career he averaged over 3 rebounds per game, which will be an improvement over Mo's 2.4 rebounds per game in 2012-13. Also, assuming Hayward plays significant minutes at the 2, he'll be snatching some rebounds, too. There are times when, again and rightfully so, Locke called out Hayward to rebound better and he often did. He had a few 6, 7, and 8-rebound games. Burks is also a decent rebounder for a 2; his per-36 projections are 5 rebounds per game. Lastly, at 6'6'', Brandon Rush has shown he can also be a pretty good rebounder from the shooting guard position, averaging 3.6 over his short career, a nice replacement for Foye's 1.5 boards per game last season.
While there have been many jokes about the entire team's ability to score this upcoming season, I'm positive we won't have any games where our backcourt starters don't score. First off, Hayward didn't have any scoreless games last year. Burks, with one exception, scored in every game in which he played more than 10 minutes (the one exception was a game where he played 11 minutes and didn't score on 0-3 shooting). I think it's safe to say that, with more consistent minutes and an expanded role this season, there won't be any games where Burks goes scoreless. Trey Burke didn't have the best summer league, but he has a knack for scoring, as evidenced by his 18.4 points per game at Michigan last year. He won't be averaging those numbers this coming year, but he's a good balance of passing and scoring.
What's even more important to this point is that our new starters each do multiple things. Hayward can shoot the three, he can rebound, and he can get to the line. He's one of the kings of the chase-down block. Burks also gets to the line, started developing a three-point shot last year, and is active defensively, getting steals and deflections. Burke is a good shooter, a very good passer, and pulls down rebounds at a decent rate. I've made the prediction that these guys won't all go scoreless in the same game, but the more important point is that they all do things other than score—which couldn't always be said for the Marvin/Foye/Tinsley (or Watson) trio from last year. And when you have play like that that creates so many zeroes in the box score, you put an undue amount of pressure on the other two guys to pick up slack.
Thankfully, we won't have to worry about that this year. Bring it on.
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Really loved this shoe but it has one problem, so I sent them back. The back strap and the one over the top of the foot have about an inch of elastic at the ends, so the shoe tends to 'flip-flop'...very annoying, and I didn't want to take it to the repair. Too bad.
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Very soft all over, feels great! Flexible footbed makes it feel like you're not wearing shoes, except for how nicely padded the footbed is, so it's better than being barefoot. Love them!
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These shoes felt so soft when I put them on. The soles are flexible and the footbed is padded. Love them! Am buying some in another color now.
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The Franco Sarto Heath is my new favorite flat black shoe. The toe is pointed and the shoe is cut higher up the foot than most which gives it it's distinctive look. It is comfortable, the letter is soft, and true to size.
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Love these heels! They are comfortable and beautiful! Great service from Zappos, as always! Thank you!
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Love these shoes! I have a fairly wide foot, but the fact that the center is slightly (not very) stretchy helps my foot fit comfortably. These shoes are highly stylish and the first time I wore them, I received compliments from 2 strangers just walking by! I wore them for several hours the first time and they were comfortable...even had to walk steps and several blocks! I recommend giving them a try! As always, Zappos was fast and a pleasure to deal with.
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Really nice looking shoe that is more padded in the footbed than I was expecting. The stacked heal looks good, too, though the sole is sort of cheapo. I think it will be comfortable. A few issues: the tongue is made of something not natural and not quite the same color as the leather of the shoe (in the taupe color), which makes this otherwise decent quality shoe look cheap. It may run on the narrow side (I have narrow feet), but I think that is characteristic of the brand. It runs long -- I would ideally wear a 10.5 but can wear a 10 in shoes that run long. In these, I am exchanging for a 9.5.
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Very nice, basic pumps. I wear them at work, although I think they are dressy enough for a dressier occasion. I am normally a size 10 but size 10 in this shoe was too tight across the pointy toes. I put insoles in the size 11 and that is working out pretty well, although I'm planning on putting one of those heel pads at the back to fill the slight gap between the back of my heel and the back of the shoe. Otherwise, these shoes are as comfortable as 3-inch heels can be.
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I absolutely love these shoes! They are so comfortable and so chic - they are the perfect spring shoes. They have a roomy toebox made of soft leather. They fit me (and my slight bunion) perfectly, but they might be a little too wide for people with narrow feet. The straps actually make the shoes more comfortable since it holds your feet to the shoes but have enough give that it is not digging into your ankle. They fit right out of the box - no breaking-in necessary.
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Beautifully crafted but too pointy for my tiny foot. Added over an inch past my toes and made my feet look huge but I'm a size 5.5 so it's easy to do. These are very pretty and very comfortable.
I am not good at wearing heels and this pair made walking in high heels easy! The style is right on trend- I am seeing this look in all the magazines and runways. The shoe looks even better in person, and a total bonus that they are comfortable! Generally, I'm not a fan of velcro on shoes but the velcro closure on these is so seamless that you don't even notice it. Great quality and awesome shoe! Love it! By the way, I got these in the Smoke Gobi Leather color. They are the perfect neutral to shift from winter into the warmer months of spring and summer. Get them!
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Shoes is very pretty and fits true to size. However, if you are looking for a nude color shoes, this is more peach. Unfortunately, color was off so I returned the shoe.
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Super cute for summer. Very comfortable. Not too high of a heel with the wedge. I have a bunion and this shoe does not irritate it. The gray color is a nice neutral and a nice change from brown or black.
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These shoes are really cool. They fit perfectly and comfortably right out of the box. I agree with the other review that said the zipper is a little hard to zip. I'm hoping I can oil it up. Planning to order another pair in a different color as soon as I figure out which one!
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I have purchased several pairs of Franco Sarto shoes and until now have never been disappointed. These shoes look great but after a few wearings they feel too narrow and my feet are sore at the end of the day. It just feels like there's no give.
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I had a pair of sandals similar to these 20 years ago and wore them out. I found and tried two pairs from different designers last summer and returned both. They just didn't fit right. These are perfect! Fit great, very comfortable. And I love the bit of shimmer they have.
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I was super excited to receive these shoes, since it's difficult to find silver with tan leather. However, I'm sending them back because the footbed is too narrow for my feet, and I feel like I'm on the verge of slipping off the sides. It's too bad because it's a nice, supple and muted silver and an overall cute shoe.
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Looking for a comfortable walking shoe with really good arch support - this shoe received such great write-ups, especially from flight attendants (I used to be one!) - so I ordered it in my usual size, 9N- very stiff, too long and no arch support. I'm ordering 8.5N in "regular" leather and hope for better results. Zappos, as a retailer, is the best - thank you for excellent service!
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Cute, but I they are tight across the top and I don't think they'll stretch out. I am borderline on needing a C or W width. I guess I'd need it on this shoe if available, but it's actually more the band across the top that is tight rather than the width of the shoe. Cute though. Wish they worked.
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Love these. They are a prettier color than in the picture. Perfect fit and extremely comfortable.


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Golden retriever and philanthropist pair up to help those in need, from earthquake victims to veterans
LOS ANGELES -- When Charlie Annenberg adopted an abandoned golden retriever named Lucky, a new breed of philanthropy was born.
Lucky was four in 2001 when he teamed up with Annenberg, scion to a wealthy family known for giving money away.
The 46-year-old Annenberg incorporated Lucky into all his projects. They were on the road more than they were home, as they travelled around making documentaries about people who were making a difference.
Lucky became Annenberg's sidekick and soulmate, and would eventually inspire donations to dog-focused causes from the fortune the philanthropist controls. (Annenberg, grandson of the late publisher, ambassador and philanthropist Walter H. Annenberg, is a vice-president and director of the grant-making Annenberg Foundation. He gives away up to $8 million a year.)
Whether it was a chef at the White House or coal miners 30 metres underground in West Virginia, Lucky made documentary interviews easy because he made everyone so comfortable. In each small town and big city, the man and dog would make unannounced stops at a retirement home, where Lucky would steal the show.
The workload for both grew with explore.org. Using state-of-the-art cameras, Annenberg brought wildlife (bears and bees and beluga whales) to stunning life for millions of web watchers. He and Lucky travelled to every installation in North America and everywhere they went, Annenberg filmed Lucky interacting with people and places.
At the Delta Blues Museum in Mississippi, Annenberg cut a harmonica-backed, spontaneous freestyle jazz tribute to Lucky: "It doesn't matter what colour your skin, man or woman, fat or thin. He loves them all, every day. His name is Lucky and he's my friend."
In 2010, Annenberg decided to use his Lucky photos and films for a travel journal on Facebook, telling the story of their trips.
Annenberg called the journal Dog Bless You, he said, because several years earlier Lucky had befriended a homeless man in San Francisco. They shared time and a sandwich with the man. As they were leaving, the man said: "Dog bless you."
The Facebook page was all about Lucky, but it captured the growing fervour for pets. "Today we have an audience of 505,000 fans," said Courtney Johnson, explore.org's community relations manager.
When an earthquake and tsunami struck Japan in 2011, killing more than 18,000 people, Annenberg used Dog Bless You to send six search dogs.
Then war veterans started returning home in large numbers, with wounds including brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder. Many of them would benefit from the help of service dog.
Passion for the cause on Dog Bless You soared. In just three years, he has donated 170 guide dogs, search-and-rescue dogs or service dogs for veterans.
Dogs cost between $2,000 and $50,000 each, depending on how much training they need, Johnson said.
The majority of the dogs funded by Annenberg have been for veterans. Because there are waiting lists at almost every training school and experts say thousands of veterans would benefit from a dog, Annenberg plans to accelerate the dog grant program.
Warrior Canine Connection in Brookeville, Md., is just one of the dog-training schools Annenberg uses, but it's also one of the most interesting because dogs are raised for, by and with veterans.
The latest group of nine puppies is even named after veterans, said Warrior Canine executive director Rick Yount. Called the "honour litter," they are Bre, Luke, Gavin, Leigh Ann, Derek, Nick, Florence, Cody and Stanley.
"It's a good way to say, 'We are not forgetting about your sacrifices.' And they (the namesakes) get to spend time with the puppies and get therapy themselves," Yount said.
Trained veterans teach the puppies for the first eight to 12 weeks. Then the dogs go live with volunteers from military or veterans' organizations. "By the time a dog is fully trained, over 500 vets and service members have been involved in getting it ready," Yount said.
"Hearing the stories of how these dogs help bring their humans out of the darkness is incredible. In some instances, having the companionship of a dog is what motivates them to keep going -- it gives them a purpose and reason to get up in the morning," said Dog Bless You fan Rachel Nelken of Vancouver.
As Lucky aged and slowed down, the format of Dog Bless You changed, becoming a tribute to every dog. And Lucky had to retire from travelling.
Annenberg misses Lucky at work.
"He was my partner on all these trips," he said. "It's not the same. He would open the door and make me look good. People always stopped and petted him. Everyone wanted to keep Lucky, especially the coal miners.
"Isn't it interesting that every day was a new day for Lucky? And he just wanted to be petted? It's been a great ride."
-- The Associated Press
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 10, 2013 D5
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Zhangar wrote:
A person who is real and exists wrote:
What do you mean they can sneak attack undead in Pathfinder?
Zhangar wrote:
The point is, if someone is going to claim that the rogue is fine as published because clever players can use extreme system mastery and superior tactics with planning and preparation; then that same person MUST be prepared to admit that the CRB only wizard breaks the game in half.
New "pacman" Google maps filter lets you turn your neighborhood into a pacman game!
Blackwaltzomega wrote:
I think what you are saying is that the player who uses guile and smarts and all their available resources to make the rogue "very playable," will make a wizard "invincible."
I just want to make sure I'm following that correctly.
Xexyz wrote:
No, you just fought dumb wizards.
Sissyl wrote:
Thoroughly debunked, let me guess, by a foaming plethora of anticapitalist think tanks? Colour me not impressed. For starters, you have no clue how bad it would have been with a market that did not self-correct. Such as... The old soviet union. Capitalism has many flaws, but if bread grows too expensive, someone will produce it cheaper and outcompete the previous companies. There has to my knowledge not been bread queues in the US. Consider yourself blessed that you did not grow up in the old eastern bloc, my friend.
Modern food production technology is to thank for that, not economics. Soylent green isn't people.
Shisumo wrote:
Melee Toolbox seems to have had as a design goal "give martials a reason to have good Int scores." Artful Dodge alone changes some of the MAD calculations for certain builds, particularly for classes that might be wasting a high Dex score due to armor anyway. In that context, CE doesn't come off so bad.
More like, "give characters with high INT scores things to do in combat." And then there is an implied, "besides cast spells."
This book has tons of stuff for making casters into better martials. Le sigh. I'm just gonna start writing my own RPG.
We generally go for 18-24 months per game but that isn't straight through. We play our main campaign 8 months out of the year, and we play a "distraction" game the other 4 months. We just finished our previous long running game last April which took about 3 calendar years. Players ended at 12th level. We are now about 5 months into our new long game (which we started at 5th) and will probably continue for quite some time.
Kthulhu wrote:
Its not as horrible if you remove it from all prerequisite lists. Or give it free to all front-line warriors and remove the INT prerequisite.
It would actually be a good feat if it let you go total defense without giving up your turn. But it still would be a stupid prereq for maneuvers.
Chemlak wrote:
I think that 5+ years of playtesting with CMB/CMD has shown that the "improved" maneuvers feats dont need prereqs at all. And in all honesty, maneuvers shouldn't provoke AOO's at all, but instead have a proficiency penalty based on the weapon you use (IUS needed for bare handed maneuvers.) (which creates a neat synergy with catch off guard and dirty trick)
Doomed Hero wrote:
And, there you go.
littlehewy wrote:
Because social stigma hasn't made it unpalatable to be anti-gay in all the corners of the country yet.
Chemlak wrote:
My my what a low bar.
MattR1986 wrote:
I thought I included birth rate. Historically birthrates have been very high because deathrates are very high. It still is that way in developing (third world) countries. Population starts surging when conditions begin improving and birthrates have not adjusted to declining deathrates such as the case of places like India or China at one point. In non gritty roddenberry fantasy like Golarion and pathfinder I. Would just say birthrates and deathrates have stabilized from things like stabilize and clw and have the population go up maybe 1-5% a year.
Given a 35,000 starting population and 500 years:
1% growth rate would be 5 million
Krensky wrote:
The symmetrical relationship between the responses of men and women means they fluctuate around a common link, not in responce to each other. The common link is porn.
Ie. The study finds that the variable of "women who identify with diminished self-image" and "men who are more judgemental of their partner's appearance," and the common link between proclivity of those variabls to be true was "viewing pornography."
VampByDay wrote:
Maybe it's because your builds are as passive-aggressive as that post was.
thejeff wrote:
Indeed, that is the actual purpose of an abstract; to decribe what type of study was conducted and summarize the results.
Can'tFindthePath wrote:
Just as an aside, I don't see your distinction either. It comes off as "I feel dumb for not seeing that, therefore he called me dumb," and it is entirely dependent on whether or not you feel dumb and not whether the person said you were dumb.
Just to be clear, I'm not drawing conclusions from the study; I'm restating the conclusions of the study.
A symmetrical relationship was revealed between men and women as a result of viewing pornography, with women reporting more negative consequences, including lowered body image, partner critical of their body, increased pressure to perform acts seen in pornographic films, and less actual sex, while men reported being more critical of their partners' body and less interested in actual sex.
If you don't like the abstract then find a study that contradicts it or dig into the methods yourself. I'm not going to violate their copywrite to appease you.
Krensky wrote:
The full text is 3 clicks away. It is, regrettably, behind a pay wall.
Freehold DM wrote:
you are making less and less sense on this, at least to me. If you can rephrase so I can get another perspective, I'd appreciate it, but for now it seems we are just going to have to agree to disagree.
BigDTBone wrote:
No, but when 60% of female respondents between 16 and 20 say that their partners expect them to perform acts they don't want to and that those partners openly admit that they desire to perform those acts because they saw it in porn, and that those female respondents ultimately capitulate to those requests, then it is reasonable to conclude that porn is adversely affecting the self worth of those females.
Which was a summation of the abstract from a peer-reviewed scientific research paper on the topic of porn and self-image. Granted, that the summation was from memory so the exact numbers may have been off.
Your response to my summation of a peer-reviewed scientific paper was
Freehold DM wrote:
I'm sure a similar number of male respondents would not want to take their partner to a restaurant they can't afford that their partner saw got a good review on yelp, so yelp is adversely affecting the fiscal self esteem of those men.
That is called "drawing an analogy"
Oxford Dictionaries wrote:
I found the analogy to be dripping with male privilege, so I stated it.
BigDTBone wrote:
This statement is the definition of male privilege.
You seemed to think that the part of your comment which followed somehow mitigated your privileged statement.
Freehold DM wrote:
It would be, if I didn't state that one DOES NOT HAVE TO ACQUIESCE TO EVERY REQUEST MADE OF THEM FOR INTIMATES in the post you replied to.
I disagree that that statement mitigates the privilege in the previous statement. So I made a flip comment which illustrated that the ability to "say no" doesn't change the gravity of the analogy.
BigDTBone wrote:
Sure, saying no to spending money is exactly the same as saying no to sexual acts you don't want to perform.
You then tried to deny making the analogy at all.
Freehold DM wrote:
i didn't say they were the same.
But your post is there clear as day where you do draw the analogy. I was kind of surprised you would try to claim that given that your statement was right there in the open for everyone to see. So I replied.
BigDTBone wrote:
You drew the analogy, not me. You set the equivalence, not me. If you didn't believe in the statement you shouldn't have made it.
Which I think brings us all up to speed. Did this perspective help you understand where I'm coming from?
edit: fixed a quote, and some typos.
Freehold DM wrote:
You drew the analogy, not me. You set the equivalence, not me. If you didn't believe in the statement you shouldn't have made it. You can't put your words off on to me though.
Freehold DM wrote:
Sure, saying no to spending money is exactly the same as saying no to sexual acts you don't want to perform.
Freehold DM wrote:
This statement is the definition of male privilege. "Her not wanting to take it in three holes and the face is exactly the same as you not wanting to spend $100 on dinner."
BigNorseWolf wrote:
No, but when 60% of female respondents between 16 and 20 say that their partners expect them to perform acts they don't want to and that those partners openly admit that they desire to perform those acts because they saw it in porn, and that those female respondents ultimately capitulate to those requests, then it is reasonable to conclude that porn is adversely affecting the self worth of those females.
That is all true whether you believe in science or not.
Can'tFindthePath wrote:
You shouldn't imagine people saying mean things to you that they didn't actually say. This skill will help in other places in life (away from the message boards) too.
ElterAgo wrote:
It was TOZ, wasn't it?
Sissyl wrote:
Maybe I missed it somewhere... But I never saw a porn flick where a man calling out to a woman on the street led to sex or was portrayed as anything positive. Admittedly, I am no connoisseur. I have seen other, decidedly odd, things with that effect in porn, though, so who knows?
A doesn't have to lead directly to B in order to make a point. It is one contributing factor amoung many that contribute to "female bodies exist solely for my enjoyment," mindset of young men.
Disclaimer: 2 points, not every male has this attitude and many (read all) men with this attitude will either deny it or be unaware of it. That doesn't make it not true, and it has been systematically proven true over and over.
Fergie wrote:
Two issues with this and views expressed in the linked thread.
1) The healing domain cleric casting her highest level spell should be healing more on avg than the "high avg" for a CR appropriate monster. Ie, you are specialized in healing and you have just dropped one of your most powerful daily resources. You should be able to MORE than undo the damage caused by a single monster in a single round.
2) the burst heal myth is just as bad as the fireball myth. "If we can get all of the baddies to stand in exactly a 20-ft radius circle then I can do 123,547 damage with my 4d6 fireball."
If that works out then great, but that isn't exactly likely. Also, who cares if you can heal 100 damage in a round if it is spread out in 17hp chunks to all of your allies. The dude at the front soaking that 50hp a turn isn't helped by you patching up "grimoire" the witch's familiar for damage he hadn't taken.
Lemmy wrote:
I posted a peer-reviewed scientific paper that disagrees with you on this very topic in this very thread.
Do you have any thing to backup your claims or is it just a gut feeling?
Imbicatus wrote:
Plus there is a trait that gives trapfinding and there is always summon a monster to run down the hallway ahead of you.
Edit: ugh. Failed my will save vs troll. Vampbyday has 400ish posts and 102 of them are new threads. Masterful troll is masterful.
knightnday wrote:
I agree completely.
Some folks in this thread are pushing an agenda that if the GM is being a jerk, it still makes you wrong to call them on it. Just because they are the GM. I find that to be highly objectionable.
Please note, knightnday, I don't see you as someone doing that, but your statement did come off as a rationale for that mindset.
knightnday wrote:
If GM scarcity allows a GM to get away with being a jerk, the GM is still being a jerk. We shouldn't set our expectations to accept that as the default or the good.
Kobold Cleaver wrote:
Again, he was forced down that path. He was given a hypothetical which was really a social question and was bullied into answering it. Maintaining that reference frame is completely justified.
Kain Darkwind wrote:
Being a person who makes calls doesn't make it "your game."
You don't get ownership of a game because you got to decide that the oceans are purple on in a setting. You may have ownership of the setting (if you homebrew) but it isn't your game. Players make decisions all the time, making decisions doesn't impart ownership.
Edit: I also find it extremely telling that you have had a rotating cast of players for years. Color me unsurprised.
Kobold Cleaver wrote:
A lot of stuff
He tried to make the point early on that he wouldn't find himself in a game where that level of angst was present. He got bullied into answering a hypothetical that he rejected the premise of. I don't think it's fair to beat him up for an answer that he didn't want to give, with reasoning that parallels why he rejected it in the first place.
Kain Darkwind wrote:
The ownership you ascribe to the GM is an illusion. Yes, he can say what happens today with complete autonomy. But that autonony is credit, and it's borrowed against the good will of the group returning next week.
I have personally seen many a group bail on a GM and one of the players take up the helm. I've even seen them invite the previous GM to join as a player.
Some groups rotate GMs and that puts ownership in a very precarious place.
I've even seen a GM punt a player and when he got up to leave asked who wanted to start a new game at his place right now and the entire group get up and walk out.
It's not the GMs game any more than an individual player's game. You can't GM to an empty room.
Durngrun Stonebreaker wrote:
I didn't use big words... Maybe try actually reading it instead of deciding what I'm going to say ahead of time and then trying to make the words fit that conception?
Apology accepted.
Am I The Only One? wrote:
Durngrun Stonebreaker wrote:
If that is the definition you wish to use then literally just saying, "I'm not sure that's how it works," and the DM immediately saying, "yeah, your right. I don't even need to look it up, brain fart, my bad," will qualify as being a bad rules lawyer.
I think that's a patently terrible place to start from.
also, I'm still waiting for you to back up your ad hominem attack against me. I assume you gave up because you know you were both way out of line and way out in left field, so I will accept your apology in lieu of your defense.
Kain Darkwind wrote:
I'm not saying that being knowledgeable about the rules makes you a good rules lawyer. I'm saying that argueing rules that can impact the greater game and not argueing one-off issues makes you a good rules lawyer. I have an additional point that, in general, being proficient with the rules makes you better at making that distinction.
None of that has anything to do with tact, or with being able to read a room.
Kain Darkwind wrote:
I think I see where our disagreement lies; I don't see being a good player as a requirement of being a good rules lawyer.
I think it is completely seperate discussion about how to read the table and decide if dropping your topic is apropos (good player) and persuing a rules discussion that has a serious impact on game regularity (good rules lawyer).
Durngrun Stonebreaker wrote:
Perhaps you could quote specifically where I said, "because the GM is only one person?"
Barring that, perhaps you could quote a specific passage that you feel exemplifies that thought process?
I don't see it in the linked posts.
Wrath wrote:
This is where cultivating trust in yourself as a DM will go a long way. If you are open and willing to accept criticism, and willing to hear rules questions; then one day when you say, "I understand your point, this is what happens," then people won't challenge it.
I know this to be true from personal experience on both sides of the screen.
Durngrun Stonebreaker wrote:
I don't see where I ever said anything about doing anything because "the DM is only one person."
Could you show me what you are talking about?
Matthew Downie wrote:
Again, this goes back to "irrelevant minutiae," vs "complex rules interaction with wide-reaching game impacts." If you find yourself in column A then you will probably be annoyed with the discussion, if you find yourself in column B you will probably be happy to have a resolution you can count on.
If you are a GM and you consistently find yourself in column A, you should probably look into a less rules-heavy system than Pathfinder.
Kain Darkwind wrote:
The application of rule zero should not be a crutch for poor rules mastery. If your rules knowledge is so poor that you consistently find yourself declaring a rule 0 change to players who bring up stuff like "you only have to match the DC not beat it," then you should take a long and hard look in the mirror and ask if you really should be running a game at all, because that is the behavior of a very bad GM.
Aside from that, I would hope I would be playing in a game with someone who isn't so bull-headed that I have to brow-beat them for an hour before they can accept that they made a mistake. I would hope I'm playing with someone with enough self-respect and healthy enough ego that being wrong won't send him into a rage fit. I would hope that I'm playing with someone who is not so insecure in life that someone questioning a call of his will result in him doubling-down. Basically, I would hope I'm not playing with a complete tool.


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Poor Legolas! I feel so sorry fot him.
i dont wont to sound mean but thrandiul should die in the next chapter.i'm loving the story
Please,please, please, please write more...
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Author's Response: Thank you for your review, something will happened... Sivan Shemesh
O_O ooohhh one question ... is this gonna be a slash cuz i like slashes... eeew to much information... -_- im talking to myself again ... YAY!
Author's Response: No slash on this fic. Sivan Shemesh