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Exeter climbed up to second in Pool Two of the LV= Cup behind Leicester with a 19-5 victory over holders Harlequins.
The hosts held a 6-5 half-time through two Ceri Sweeney penalties, with Paul Sackey scoring a try for the visitors.
Sweeney added two of his three penalty attempts in the opening 15 minutes of the second half before he converted a touchdown from Sireli Naqelevuki on the hour.
The final 10 minutes were dominated by Quins but the Chiefs defence stood firm in front of 9,333 at Sandy Park - venue for the final of the competition in mid-March.
Exeter, fourth in the Aviva Premiership, gave debuts to four of their summer signings including - Welsh international fly-half Sweeney, who led the side.
Harlequins, just two points behind the Chiefs in the Premiership, rested a number of senior players to give some younger players and those returning from injury an opportunity.
The Devon side gave away a string of penalties in the opening five minutes followed by a break up the middle by full-back Charlie Walker, before the ball was worked wide for former England wing Sackey to touchdown in the corner.
The Chiefs hit back immediately with a 15-metre penalty from Sweeney and he added a second 10 minutes later when his side were driving into the Quins' 22 where the visitors were penalised for coming in at the side.
Exeter continued to pin Quins back deep in their own half and the home side won a penalty at a scrum five metres from the line. The Chiefs opted for another scrum which the visitors turned over to clear up field.
Quins attempted to run the ball out of their own half and Walker looked to be racing through, only to run into a huge hit from full back Luke Arscott in his first start of the season due to injury.
Sweeney looked to have scored in the corner in the closing minutes of the half, following good work from Jack Nowell, Romana Graham and Kai Horstmann, only to be pulled back for a forward to leave the Chiefs with a slender 6-5 lead at the break.
It was a sloppy opening to the second half but Sweeney stretched the Chiefs with his third penalty.
The home side continued to press and a chip through from Arscott was chased by flanker Don Armand but Walker was there to save the try.
Minutes later the visitors were penalised in front of the posts. Sweeney, who had missed one attempt from out wide, made no mistake to add three further points to give them a 12-5 lead.
Midway through the half the Chiefs crossed for their only try of the game as centre Naqelevuki side-stepped over the line and Sweeney adding the simple conversion.
Quins went in search of the three scores needed to win in the final 10 minutes.
When the Chiefs won a turnover ball Sweeney attempted to clear up field but his kick was charged down by lock George Merrick on his debut.
The Welsh international scampered back to beat the England Under-20 international to the ball, where Quins were penalised.
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Detectives with the Lexington County Sheriff's Department have arrested a 17-year-old and a 19-year-old in connection with a string of burglaries throughout Lexington County.
Lexington County Sheriff Lewis McCarty said Skylar Wolfgang Cary, 17, of Cayce, turned himself in at the department's headquarters Monday for arrest warrants on two counts of first-degree burglary, two counts of breaking into a motor vehicle and one count of grand larceny.
Detectives also arrested Alexander Devante Dickey, 19, of Cayce, on Aug. 13 McCarty said. He was wanted on arrest warrants for two counts of first-degree burglary and two counts of breaking into a motor vehicle.
Detectives have also obtained arrest warrants for a 16-year-old boy in connection with the burglaries. He will be charged as an adult with two counts of first-degree burglary, according to McCarty. Detectives are making arrangements for the boy to turn himself in.
Arrest warrants allege that on the morning of Aug. 8, Cary, Dickey and the 16-year-old unlawfully entered garages of two homes on Cedar Vale Drive, near Jessamine Road in the Oak Grove area. The suspects stole loose items from vehicles parked in the garages including loose change, a glass-break tool, a hand held video game system worth $150 and 300 CDs worth about $3,000, McCarty said in the release.
The warrants further allege that on the same morning, Cary and Dickey were recorded by a surveillance video camera unlawfully entering two vehicles located at a home on Sunny Vista Drive near Cedar Vale Drive.
Later during the crime spree, Cary allegedly stole a silver 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee worth an estimated $11,000 that was parked outside of a home on Cedar Valley Drive. The car was unlocked and had a spare key in the center console, according to the warrant.
McCarty said detectives received a tip from CrimeStoppers about the whereabouts of the Jeep and were able to locate Dickey driving the vehicle near Alexandria Street in West Columbia and attempted to initiate a traffic stop. Dickey abandoned the vehicle and ran but was later arrested.
McCarty said both Cary and Dickey were transported to the Lexington County Detention Center. Cary was held on bail totaling $90,000. Dickey was held on $170,000 bail.
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Confused by adviser pay? Help is on the way
Today, we have some good news and bad news -- and a call to action -- for both investment advisers and investors.
The news comes from a survey just released by the investment industry magazine Advisers Edge (advisor.ca) on investment adviser compensation. One thousand consumers of investment services were asked a series of questions about their knowledge and satisfaction levels with how their advisers are paid.
The release of these results this week was perfect timing for me, as I was writing about the new client relationship model (CRM) being instituted by the investment industry regulators, and how the CRM could result in advisers knowing more about their clients, consumers knowing more about how they pay for investment services and what those services entail.
Back to the recent survey. The good news for both consumers and service providers is the majority of investors think advisers are worth what they're paid, with 63 per cent rating their advisers' value provided as very good or excellent and another 21 per cent as good.
The bad news is there still is a lot of confusion and lack of knowledge about how advisers are actually paid. As many as 35 per cent of consumers reported they were not sure how they paid their adviser.
The call to action to advisers is to make an extra effort to ensure clients understand their compensation model, how much the adviser is being paid and what it costs the client, and be certain the clients understand which services they pay for and which are free.
At the same time, I appeal to the consumers of investment services and advice to ask their advisers more questions and share the responsibility for being fully informed.
The new CRM model is designed to encourage investment firms to design more transparent -- which means understandable -- disclosure of all means of compensation, all consumer costs and all potential conflicts of interest in the activities of investment advice and sales.
The first of these requirements was implemented in March 2013 and resulted in some clearly written explanations of the different models of compensation and how they work. Of course, the shortcoming of any standardized document is it, alone, does not explain to a client which of the models they are using. That's still up to the adviser, but here's a guide.
In general, you could be on a commission and transaction model, where you pay your adviser for transaction services in the form of commissions on mutual funds or trades of stocks and bonds. Funds and other products also pay an ongoing "trailing commission" to the firm to compensate the adviser for servicing the account.
The other general compensation model is fee-based, where the compensation is based on a percentage of the assets in the account, but no transaction fees are charged. Usually, the trailing commissions are turned off by using "F-class" mutual funds or other products.
Over the next two years, the level of disclosure will become even more explicit, to the point of requiring firms to provide the dollar amount (versus percentage) of compensation on future statements.
This may cause a big adjustment for some advisers and firms, but will be business as usual for others -- those who have always disclosed all amounts of compensation. A few advisers have even invoiced their clients directly for all fees, but this is rare.
Another positive (though expensive) step forward will be the requirement for regular reporting of performance on investment accounts. I say "expensive" because some firms have to pay out millions of dollars to develop the computer software to provide these reports.
For 20 years, my team toiled 80 hours a week for two weeks, four times a year, to assist in providing performance information our clients reviewed through their quarterly reports.
For us, having this process automated will be a huge step forward, as it will be for consumers of investment services.
Our only concern is our competitors are being legislated to catch up to us! Oh, well, it's good for all.
Happy Friday the 13th.
David Christianson, BA, CFP, R.F.P., TEP, is a financial planner and adviser with Christianson Wealth Advisers, a vice-president with National Bank Financial Wealth Management, and author of the book Managing the Bull, A No-Nonsense Guide to Personal Finance.
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If you will hit a town soonish, get the armor but sell it the first chance you get. You absolutely don't want it on at level 7 (there's enough all day and no somatic component spells for level 1, but you lose some amazing 2nd level ones).
I would normally not recommend this because the GM would just even out your WBL, but you are playing a published AP, so there's a finite amount of money
edit: As mentioned under me, you traded out your spell casting (which was a poor move, but whatever), so absolutely get it. While other armor will eventually surpass it, an extra 6000 GP will be a decent amount then.
I've seen what happens to familiars of dead wizards discussed here before.
One thing I remember is someone mentioned that there were multiple Paizo written adventures that featured familiars of dead wizard who kept their intelligence long after the master's death, but I have no idea which these are.
Eldritch Heritage doesn't work anymore because of FAQ.
As you have high int, you could potentially get arcane spells from the Spirit Guide archetype and the Lore spirit. It even mirrors a wizard's ability to change the spells daily.
I'm assuming the power level is supposed to be in-line with the (likely not particularly high) SG itself, so I'll avoid focusing TOO much on poor choices unless there's stuff heads and sholders in core or the alchemist's home book (APG).
Spellcraft (mandatory if you want more formula than the 2 you get for leveling up) is more important than Craft:Alchemy (you make it better with class features and that's it). Charisma is your dump stats, and DCs are fairly high with no take 10 so a single rank in UMD is questionable.
Splash Weapon Mastery is WAY better as a choice at level 5 than Weapon Focus.
As melee alchemists seem to be assumed to use feral mutagen instead of longspear, cleave is pretty lame, though I'm not sure what to replace it with at the level. While you are mid BAB, all 3 (maybe more) attacks work off your full BAB, so Dazing Assault is an option for your level 15 feat. If you ARE using a longspear, lunge is pretty nice when its takable
Standard for 3.5 was text trumps table, but that was stated in errata documents and I can't recall if it was ever stated for PF.
It's a basic example of the magic schools being extremely poorly defined.
Quick! Is mage armor, a basic defense spell that creates armor out of force in abjuration, which is focused on defense and stuff that interacts with magic, or evocation, which is focused on manipulating elements (including "Force")?
No, I don't know why its conjuration, the school of transporting stuff to a different location instantaneously and creating something from nothing, either
There's actually at least 4 ways to negate Arcane Scent:
Negate Aroma spell (simplest and easiest), first level spell that negates it for 1 target/level for 1 hour/level. Its even in a main line book), a Liar's Robe, Incense of Dulled Senses and a Pull-Ring of Scent.
Weapon Versatility is actually only taken once and it applies to anything you have weapon focus with.
Using it with splash weapons was discovered pretty quickly
I'd definitely ditch the rogue levels for Empiricist Investigator then add another level next level up (Find some potions that last a long time and use alchemical allocation. Remember you only have to pay for the potion once) and your first level extracts are pretty good on their own.
I'm not sure if that's possible in PFS though
I think 3.5 had a feat Dragons could take that gave it and you could port it/homebrew it (you are the GM and it's not like the players can be true dragons to meet the requirements). The changes in polymorph would mean they keep their strength/dex score in that form, but all the dragons that actually have it get that.
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Is Drill Sergeant's ability still called "weapon training" (so it works with the gloves of dueling)?
I think looking at monster descriptions for monsters with the right mental scores helps. Orcs is easily the most iconic 7 int, but it's other mentals aren't great.
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Wait, Artful Dodge lets you take ANY feat that asks for Dex but you can use Int instead, or is it only feats that have Dodge as a prerequisite?
Note there are only 5 feats with a dex requirement and dodge prerequisite, and several of those have follow up feats.
Dex with Int is probably the least useful (After all 5 replacing con anyways) prerequisite replacement possible. There isn't a single non-caster class in first party PF with an int focus, and the only other characters who really like a high int are dex focused. Most feats with a dex requirement are ranged combat (still uses dex to hit), using you dex modifier for stuff, TWF (Requires the user be in combat. Alchemist is better off using mutagen for natural attacks. Maybe there are some investigators out there who could use it. Shame its yet another feat on a feat heavy build option) and some monk feats.
Is there any intentional* catch on Steadfast Slayer beyond the only one threatening it?
*Creatures threaten themselves and their allies, but the same oversight is in one of the cavalier abilities and nobody cares about it
Oooh! Is Artful Dodge Pathfinder first "this feat counts as ___ for prerequisites" (I know 3.5 had a few latter in life and I think PF had some class abilities that do that, but no feats to my memory)?
Not many dex requiring feats that aren't ranged attack/TWF related though and many of the ones that do aren't great. I guess casters could get some mileage out of Wind Stance as it requires dodge anyways.
What's the AC bonus on it?
99% of the time in PF, Offense>>>Defense. The enemy can't hit you if they are dead, and because offense scales automatically while defense does not, it's much more expensive to invest enough to make it worthwhile..
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You said this was for Giantslayer, you need a campaign trait (unless your group allows drawbacks).
I recall there was a +1 reflex trait (same as def dodger) for Giantslayer, but dex isn't super important a save (most dex saves are to reduce damage or avoid becoming immobilized. While you wouldn't WANT to fail them, it's hardly as important as Will's "save or kill your friends".) I'd drop Deft Dodger for Artifact Hunter, as UMD is great on any charisma based class.
UMD also allows for familiar abuse, which is really handy on a melee character. Pick up a familiar for 2 feats (Skill Focus and Eldritch Heritage: Arcane), then it can UMD buff items for you. The party arcane caster likely doesn't want to eat his first round of combat casting Enlarge Person on you all the time, but it's a first level 1 min/level spell you can get on a wand for cheep and a raven familiar can use it on you.
If you are LN or LE you can also pick up Improved Familiar and take Arbiter/Augur, then have them use an item of Shield Other on you which means they will take half of ALL damage you take for you, but because they have regeneration, they can never actually die from it.
If you are CG/CN/CE, you can pick up a Tidepool Dragon with Improved Familiar, which is an ACTUAL caster. Give it some pages of spell knowledge or retraining and it can give you all sorts of low level buffs without eating your actions (Enlarge Person, Moment of Greatness, Protection From Evil, Glitterdust, invisibility, Silent/Minor Image, Spider Climb and Blur are all great options). Oh and it can make fire on demand; if you can't find a use for fire you aren't trying.
Dimensional Dervish is uneeded as a Magus: Using it and full attacking is a single full round action that isn't finished, not a remaining action. You can still do it, you just lose your swift if it wasn't used before hand.
What list and at what levels is Instant Weapon on?
Does Dimensional Blade have anything stopping it from being used on a Monk's unarmed strike (which can get spell effects as a manufactured weapon)?
Favored Terrain is a useful rogue talent if you take it as every talent and feat as soon as you can and go into Horizon Walker, but otherwise useless.
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On other overlooked thing about Tounge is it never says the 5th level bonus language has to be from the list you got at level 1. It lack the secret language clause too (so you can pick up Druidic this way)
Precise Strike works either way
Dervish Dancer feat
You treat the scimitar as a one-handed piercing weapon for all feats and class abilities that require such a weapon (such as a duelist's precise strike ability).
Slashing Grace
you can treat it as a one-handed piercing melee weapon for all feats and class abilities that require such a weapon (such as a swashbuckler's or a duelist's precise strike)
No Masterpiece section?
Your guide mentions struggling to find a reason for dipping bard: Dawnflower Dervish will save someone looking to pick up Dervish Dancer 2 feats and 2 skill points.
Light is object touched, not self. Casting it on a rock (or amunition)
Summon Instrument should be 4 stars, not 2. You just need to look past the name and realize it's an infinite use ability that creates relatively sturdy objects of many different sizes and materials (while Prestidigitation only creates small fragile objects that are obviously fake) while lasting 1 min/level, just using it to make noise is just the most obvious use. I'd say it easily rivals Prestidigitation in usefulness.
Combine the mythic ability with the Aasimar ACB to stack Animal Companion from lunar, then take feats like Evolved Companion to improve it.
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Real life to deny EX characters cool things (which is always a bad idea) is different from "How long does this take?"/"Rules don't say, it would take X in real life, and the PCs do this for a living, so lets take off Y"/"OK"
Koshimo wrote:
i think the answer depends on what are you trying to accomplish? are you trying to loot the enemies and move on? or are you searching the room trying to find hidden compartments and such? the first option should take a minute or two tops if you don't stop to identify, the second will take a while because you are doing more
Actually, the rules are NOT silent there. The game does list times for removing armor, and everything bigger than a shield takes at least a minute (and I'm pretty sure undressing and dressing corpses is harder than yourself, so likely even longer), so a minute or two tops only works if the enemy didn't use armor.
Shattered Psyche from the Valley of the Brain Collectors AP is VERY fitting for someone touched by HPL stuff (I have no no knowledge of that AP so it might even be intended for it), and probobly your best first party option thematics wise. It's a painful penalty, but the bonus are usable for it.
Grabing the Planar Savant trait helps negate the penalty for your curse and fits thematically too!
You can easily take an archetype like daring champion, but I don't see you being particularly successful as a battlefield controller, at least not substantially more than an NPC class warrior.
(Qadiran) Horselord Cavlaier at level 6 gets the double damage on one handed slashing weapons. Ask the GM how this works with the Weapon Versatility feat and if the feat makes the weapon of your choice a "slashing weapon" when used to deal slashing damage, or a "piercing weapon" that is doing slashing damage.
Another cavalier archetype gets an additional multipler (2 for normal, 3 for lance, 4 for lance+spirited charge), but that's the capstone and better with a lance.
Even armor with ACP can also be worn by anyone of the right size, it just carries penalties (technically armor without ACP also has penalties, but those are based on the ACP).
It's a core magic item. There's a lesser version in a 3.5 module (
Pallavi of Nirvana's Blossoming is a Bardic Masterpiece that's equivlent to a 4th level bard spell and replicates real sunlight. It requires 3 rounds to start, but there's no way to scroll masterpieces.
One option would be to hand them a full power Sunblade, but have it exhaust its power during the battle and stick the party with the 3000 GP version afterwards.
I thought it kinda went without saying a level 10+ barbarian with only 2 rage powers listed and no other totem powers would grab greater beast totem.
13 is the first time you can take Extra Rage Power (Boar's Charge).
Wildblooded Fey Sorcerer can be a dungeon crasher with their animal companion: There's always worse options for breaking down doors than an angry armadillo tiger (plus you can always share spells reduce person if it's too big to fit through something).
Bard and Skald always have verbal components on their spells
False Focus feat can bypass Heart of The Metal's costly component.
I noticed the Boar's Charge ragepower
While raging, when you hit with a gore attack as part of a charge, you automatically score a critical threat. You must still confirm the critical hit as normal.
I figured it was neat, but couldn't be broken because it would be limited to one attack a round. I wanted to capitalize on it though and looked for ways to get gore attacks. Then I found the Beatstrike Club
It's a manufactured weapon (you can full attack with it) that triggers feats (so just pick up Boar's Charge with Extra Rage Power) that improve gore. Take Disemboweling Tusks and then every hit does 1d4 con damage if it confirms a critical hit.
TWF with these for up to 3 extra attacks. After haste and a real/Helm of the Mammoth Lord gore attack you have 9 attacks that deal 1d4 con damage (22.5 con damage average). While ~CR20 level foes will have a bit more con than that, every 2 points does effective damage equal to their HD).
Downside: This only comes online at level 13 and is of questionable power on anything immune to con damage.
What makes a god in Golarion? It isn't giving divine spells (Empyeral lords, infernal dukes, demon lords ect can all do that and aren't real gods). It isn't immortality (all the above are by nature of their outsider status). Is it being unkillable except by another god or something of Earthfall level?
Your necromancer is already hiding one skeleton inside him. Why can't he just do that with the other one?
Do Warlord/Warder/Stalker/Mystic/Harbinger with Sleeping Goddess "in-class" count as a "Psionic class" for psicrystal progression and detect psionics?
Is there a definition of "attack" for boosts in Elemental Flux? Invisibility's description has the only one I could find, and it explicitly includes "blast" spells. Do these boosts work with them?
Bards also have sketchy feat support. All their feats are must haves (lingering performance, Discordant Voice) or total bleh (Fire Magic, Hymn Singer) with no real in betweens.
Evangelist cleric is also fairly potent. One neat thing about it is that it's the only full caster capable of casting without telling everyone it's casting via Spellsong (it also helps for a lot of gods that only have one good domain)
So ranged, divine/healing, good against multiple enemies.
For first party stuff there's Lunar (Spirit Guide) Oracle who focuses on her animal companion with feats like Spirit's Gift, Celestial Companion and Evolved Companion as well as the Elf/Aasimar FCB for a blurry, celestial tiger with a stinger for a tail (Fitting for the campaign's theme, such a monstrosity's mechanics fit the description of a Nue) that has loads of HD.
With third party has Vitalist (THE best healer and the right class options let it blast stuff very well) and Warlord archer with Silver Crane are solid, but I'd avoid third party subsystems for a new GM
Which also creates the question of power/events can impart that power upon your blood for Aberrant.
Elemental has all the lovely natural disasters and Fey love to mess with humans, but what can be the source of an Aberrant bloodline? Are there even Aberrations with enough intelligence and thumbs to experiment on humans with Mind Flayers gone?
Simple question: What Aberrations are even capable of interbreeding with human(oid)s to spawn this bloodline in the first place?
All I can find are Veiled Master, the various Nagas and Phasms.
Unlike most sorcerers whose innate magic is powered by force of personality, you use pure willpower to master and fuel your magic. You use your Wisdom, rather than your Charisma, to determine all class features and effects relating to your sorcerer class, such as bonus spells per day, maximum spell level you can cast, and the save DCs of your spells. You gain a +2 bonus on all Heal and Knowledge (religion) checks.
Celestial—Heavenly Touch (Su): A number of times per day equal to 3 + your Charisma modifier, your familiar can grant fast healing 1 to an allied creature it's touching. This effect lasts a number of rounds equal to your Charisma modifier (minimum 1) or until the familiar stops touching the creature, whichever comes first. At 10th level, the familiar grants fast healing 2 instead. At 20th level, the familiar grants fast healing 3 instead.
Is the duration and uses per day changed, or does it remain charisma based?
So a Warcat gets 3 NA and 2 strength in exchange for 2 dex, 4 wisdom and 5 charisma when compared to a big cat?


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- The Motown's 30th Anniversary television special.
- The NAACP 34th Image Awards television special.
See also[edit]
- List of college sports teams in the United States with different mascot names for men's and women's teams
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Do people make lagers in their basements? My basement is pretty cold, its about 50 degrees steady. Could I store a lager in thier?
Temp control is the key - if it is a steady 50F you could definitely give it a try.
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Lagers are fermented at right about 50 degrees- so that would work. I do that at my house, where my basement is 46 degrees. After fermentation is nearly over, the beer comes upstairs for a "diacetyl rest" at room temperature.
That's the fermentation part. Then, lagers are traditionally "lagered". That really just means cold stored. That's what gives lagers the "clean" and "crisp" flavor they are known for.
I rack the beer, and then put it in a cooler set up (pictures in my gallery) back in the basement with a water bath and then I change out frozen water bottles as needed to keep the temperature at 34 degrees. Others use a fridge. Alternatively, you could bottle the beer and let it carb up at room temperature, and then stick it in a fridge for 6 weeks. There are several ways to do this, so you may find a way that works well for you.
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I am fermenting my first apa currently and am considering dry hopping in the keg. Should I use the keg essentially as a secondary (basement temp and I manually release gas daily) or should I throw the keg in my fridge while dry hopping?
I heard an interview from a brewer in Oregon who dry hops "warm" to ensure he doesn't get any grassy notes. If you're brewing an IPA and fermenting in the low 60's to keep the esters out, any ideas what warm is for dry hopping? 70 degrees maybe?
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I don't get grassy or vegetal notes from either hot or cold dry hopping, but I have noticed I get better aroma and flavor if it's on the warm end. It also gets me the flavor and aroma I'm looking for much quicker if it's warmer. When I say warmer I mean about 68-70F, since I usually ferment around 62-66F. I've tried dry hopping in the keg at serving temp, but for me it takes too long and doesn't give the same punch!
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Competition Begins to Secure Internet Strings .Movie and .Music
The applications for new generic top-level domains – the letters that come after the dot in an Internet address – are in, and, while the entertainment industry has applied for many of them it also left out lots of major brands.
Disney's ABC, for example, has applied for .abc but not .espn or even .disney. CBS applied for .cbs but not .showtime and Viacom didn't bother with .mtv nor did Comcast bother with .nbc. News Corp., through a holding company, applied for .fox but ignored myriad other brands and Time Warner through a holding company applied for .hbo.
Sony has applied for .sony, .playstation and .xperia while Microsoft wants .xbox. There were no applicants, though, for .wii.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, the nonprofit entity that governs domain names, has been accepting applications, at $185,000 each, for several months. ICANN's intention is to add hundreds, even thousands more gTLDs to join .com, .net, .org and the relatively few others that already exist.
Many top brands didn't bother trying to secure gTLD string that would amount to copyright infringement if another company attempted to control it, which might explain no one applying for .disney, .warnerbros and the like, as well as any celebrity or band name following the dot.
Other brands being chased by their parent companies include .HGTV, .BBC, .weatherchannel and .foodnetwork. Dish Communications is pursuing .blockbuster and Netflix wants .netflix.
There are multiple applicants for each of the primary sports: .football, .baseball, .basketball, .hockey and .soccer. And, as expected, there are multiple applicants seeking control of .movie, .film, .music, .game, .book and .news. And while .tv is already a gTLD, no one applied for .television.
In cases where more than one entity seeks control of a gTLD, ICANN promises a rigorous background check to choose the best applicant. Where there's a tie, a gTLD could simply go to the highest bidder.
ICANN disclosed on Wednesday that it has accepted 1,930 applications, and the most sought-after gTLD string, with 11 entities chasing it, is .inc. The complete list is here.
The two companies chasing more new gTLDs than any other entities are already Internet behemoths: Google applied for 101 gTLD strings and Amazon.com for 76 of them.
Google, for example, wants .baby, .car, .channel, .corp., .dad, .mom, .dog, .family, .film, .fun, .love, .prod, .show and even .dot. Of course it also wants .youtube.
Amazon wants .tunes, .video, .wow, .zero, .audible, .author, .box, .coupon, .deal, .fire, .hot, .save and .like. Amazon also wants .imdb, which is to be expected since it owns IMDb.com.
Naturally, there are several that Google and Amazon are competing for, like .buy, .cloud, .drive, .free, .game, .book, .movie, .music and .kids.
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Cultured Marble or Swanstone?
We are getting ready to redo our 35 year old master bath. I am trying to decide between Swanstone and Cultured Marble. We are probably going to do it ourselves with the help of a friend. I would like to make it as easy and as nice as possible. So, to those of you with experience with both, Do they both weigh about the same or is one heavier? Is one better quality than the other? Are they fairly easy to cut in case we need to trim them? Do you cut them with a saw? Thanks for any advice.
I had no idea Cultured Marble was a DIY! Out here it's only sold custom/installed.
We adore Swanstone, but installing Cultured Granite (sold by CM dealers) in a custom counter/sink/slab surround/neo-angle showerpan was cheaper than just the materials cost alone for Swanstone.
Swanstone is more durable than CM, hands-down. We have a tan granite-look to minimize scratches.
I have a new Swanstone bath/shower surround. I suggest that when you order it you are going to order the right size. Your experienced friend can help you measure so you get it right. I ordered ours from Lowes with a Lowes 10% coupon on their website ('moving discount'). There will be no need to cut Swanstone since you will order the kit the right size.
Their website shows all the options, then the Lowes plumbing person was very helpful when I placed the order. First I showed my contractor what I wanted to order and he verified my measurements.
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We had custom cultured marble in our last house and we have finally decided that is what we are going to have our showers made of in the house we are currently building. It was wonderful to clean and always looked nice. Our shower never had scratches in 13 years of daily use. Our matching garden tub also looked new as well. However, if you are not careful, a cultured marble vanity top will show light scratches, sort of like a patina. I never used anything abrasive or harsh to clean them with.
I am a huge believer in do it yourself. In fact, we are doing most of the construction on our house ourselves. However, in the case of either a cultured marble or Swanstone shower, I highly suggest a really good professional to do the installation. I understand the marble panels are quite heavy, and the stuff isn't cheap.
I have no experience with Swanstone, but a kitchen and bath designer I have gotten to know said her husband had insisted on Swanstone for their showers, and she said she finds the matte finish is very difficult to clean.
I know you haven't asked about tile showers, but thought I would add that I have always loved the look of a beautiful tiled shower....when new. I am someone who loves and prefers natural materials. However, I hate the upkeep and sooner or later the grout is an issue.
We considered Corian for the showers but ultimately decided to have custom cultured marble showers in the house we are currently building, since I know that it is so easy to maintain, and it also looks nice. It also lends itself to style blending (as I'm sure Swanstone does). I like the "unfitted" cottage look, so I am considering having a large console fireclay sink rather than a standard matching vanity since the vanity gets a lot more wear and tear than a shower does.
My suggestion would be to see if you can take home some actual samples of materials to test out. You will also find that it will help you make a final decision. Sometimes you just have to follow your heart.
I've had a Swanstone shower in my MB for 18 years. DH installed it himself. LOVE IT!
I don't think its hard to clean at all, and the matte granite look we ordered doesn't look like plastic - but it does feel like plastic if you tap on it. It was fairly expensive then, and still is, but we ordered it because it was to replace a tiled shower that leaked (did not want to go that route again) and corian was way out of our price range.


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This house was built during the late Gothic period in the 15th century, and rebuilt in the 16 century Renaissance era, and decorated with sgraffitoes of famous people, Philip II, Rudolph II, Maxmillian II,
These treasures were discovered in 1919 when the house was slated for demolition, but preserved for posterity.
Franz kafka lived there with his family from 1889- 1896, his three sisters were born there.
It was called the White Lion at one time when it house a pharmacy, later
it was called the Minute House based on it acting as a tobacco shop where "all was sold in the diminutive (small pieces)"
When I came upon this house I was in awe of it;s artistic beauty, so glad to see it survived all those years. Love the angle of this image…Jules
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And so thankful that like minded citizens opted not to demolish this work of art. And to have found these sgraffitoes underneath, must have felt like an archeological dig!
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After all, a non American involved in US broadcasting is clearly beyond the pale.
Why next somebody from Rand McNally will make us wear hats on our feet and reverse the direction the water flows in our toilets.
I'm sure Nickelodeon and The Comedy Channel are already feeling the heat.
I use a diversity of sources, funny how all the big American networks are (un-)weighted on the slant/credibility scale.
Al Jazeera is very easy to read as the CPU doesn't have to compensate for a lot of bias overhead .
So, Honolulu is in Kenya now? It's good to know.
Yeah, that is what Apple Maps tells me
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Comment: 'restoring integrity to the market' - that's funny!
You can't swing a dead cat without hitting a crooked CEO , an inside trader, or a high-frequency computer trade on Wall Street.
And to call them' regulators' might be a stretch. I would call them janitors. They come and clean the mess, after the common investor gets skinned. Dark pool, indeed.
Comment: This new Obama declaration is no surprise. Of course he will allow CIA to deliver weapons to Syria. And then the CIA will fill those planes up with herion and fly it back to the U.S. All officially sanctioned. And if it ever becomes public? They'll just pick a low level guy and hang it around his neck.
Oh wait, they did that kind of thing already in the eighties.
Comment: Discoverthenetworks is now reporting that Obama's half-brother in Kenya received tax-exempt status for his " Obama Foundation" from,guess who, Lois Lerner. The processing of his foundations status took less than a month to process, and was even done 'retro-actively. Mabey thats why she took the fifth.6 Recommendations
Comment: Yes Jay, It sort of makes you wonder how the county school superintendents and authorities in Tornado Ally can sleep at night. I mean, how hard can it be to install a reinforced hole in the ground? You'd think that would be a standard part of the DOE budget for school construction, weather new or retrofit. It defies understanding.2 Recommendations
Comment: So, can we finally begin SERIOUS discussions about moving to a national sales tax, and stuffing the IRS?Recommend


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