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I'm pretty sure that they are either close to the "talent" show or the culture festival, both of which are awesome. Looking forward to future ER's
I'm pretty sure that they are either close to the "talent" show or the culture festival, both of which are awesome. Looking forward to future ER's
" @Vlaphor: Sorry to burst your bubble, but neither of those happen until after the next dungeon. The class trip will be full of win, however, and that's coming up very soon! "My bad, haven't played P4 since it came out. As I do remember, the class trip is indeed full of win, and will be even more full of win if Vinne or Jeff have played P3.
Well, I can honestly say I have no idea whats gonna happen today, the anticipation is killing me!
Not that it's too important, but I hope they get Expression up to max so they can finish Nanako's story. Maybe going to the [drama club] or [day care] social links would be an easy way to boost it? It's hard to remember what days they're on, though.
" Whoo..They will meet boy-girl again at school. Story Progression!!! "Thanks for the spoiler? Not everyone's already played this game :(
Ah back to the classroom....though i do wish they had spent more time on some good ol' Rise lovin' over that summer. It certainly went faster than i thought!
" It's time for F5. "No it isn't; wait until the hour comes and then it'll be time.
" @Kowbrainz: The set upload time being...? "Didn't say due to timezones; it's 9pm here. So in a minute.
I sense your lack of understanding associated with watermelons...hmmm
Xmas=turkey/ham, Summer in Asia=Watermelons.High water content and sweet flavour, who could resist :)
Beats drinking plain water or soft drinks.
Great episode, loved the watermelon part.
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" It's time for F5. "No it isn't; wait until the hour comes and then it'll be time.Think they actually have a set upload time now (provided the video actually processes properly overnight)."
Really should go in the TV instead of getting a beef bowl. You've got 2 optional bosses to clear now.
Today's commentary was great.
Watermelons are really common here, you can get them any time of year.
Are they exotic in Japan or something?
I just noticed something. Teddie is much shorter when wearing his costume than when he's not. No wonder he's so weird. I know I'd be a little crazy if I had to spend all day stuffed into a bear costume 2 feet shorter than me.
i like Ryan claiming their watermelon party is racist lol
I second going into the Dungeon to clear out the optional bosses instead of going to the meat dimension again.
Can't wait for the school trip, Jeff and Vinnie will be as confused as Naoto.
wow you guys notice all kinds of stuff I don't, like Kanji's "somthing extra" in the watermelon scene.
Yup, I think Vinny actually said something like "that's not a boy" the first time s/he showed up.
I dont get what they laugh so hard at the "watermelon" thing or reference. I still laugh cuase Vinny and Jeff do.
What the hell is Kanji sprinkling on his watermelon?


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Navigator of the U.S.S. Enterprise and close friend of Captain James T. Kirk. Both had attended Starfleet Academy together and Kirk requested Mitchell aboard his first command. Mitchell had taken a poisonoius dart on the planet Dimerus that was intended for Kirk and nearly died in the process. When the Enterprise crossed the galactic barrier in 2265, Mitchell's high ESP (extra-sensory-perception) rating reacted with the negative energy present in the barrier, bestowing him with extraordinary powers. Proving to be a danger not only to the Enterprise, but all of mankind, Captain Kirk had no choice but to maroon Mitchell on planet Delta Vega. When Mitchell escaped, Kirk was forced to crush him with a falling boulder. Although Mitchell had turned against his captain and friend, Kirk recorded in his log that he died in the line of duty.
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Chief Medical Officer of the Enterprise in 2265, having replaced Dr. Phillip Boyce. Piper was attacked by Gary Mitchell when he and Dr. Dehner escaped from the detention facility, although, he lived. Piper was later replaced by Dr. Leonard McCoy.
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News today.. september 8, 2004
Senator Kerry criticized the president:
"$200 billion for Iraq, but they tell us we can't afford health care for our veterans. $200 billion for Iraq, but they tell us we can't afford to keep the 100,000 new police we put on the streets during the 1990s. Well, we are here today to tell them, they are wrong and it is time to lead American in a new direction," he said.
NBC NEWS MEET THE PRESS. Sunday, August 31, 2003
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MR. RUSSERT: Do you believe that we should withdraw American troops from Iraq?
SEN. KERRY: No.
MR. RUSSERT: Do you believe we should put more American troops in Iraq?
SEN. KERRY: No.
MR. RUSSERT: Do you believe that we should reduce funding that we are now providing for the operation in Iraq?
SEN. KERRY: No. I think we should increase it.
MR. RUSSERT: Increase funding.
SEN. KERRY: Yes.
MR. RUSSERT: By how much?
SEN. KERRY: By whatever number of billions of dollars it takes to win. It is critical that the United States of America be successful in Iraq,
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That sounds like Kerry all right. I think it's more important to take care of the security of this nation through the present efforts. Keep as many of these extremists as busy as possible in other areas outside our boarders. If we choose to just sit back and wait, we will surely be attacked on a large scale. If you want an economic disaster, it will come if we don't go after these extremists anywhere and everywhere we can. Why would anyone want to wait until they start coming here in far more prevalent numbers? You can bet the farm that if we're attacked in as large a way as 9-11 again. You'll see our economy take an even bigger nosedive than when 9-11 happened.
I watched Kerry the other day talking about upgrading our intelligence. This is coming from a man that has a history of wanting to cut our intelligence by billions before he decided he wanted to be President. He says he wants to keep our military strong, while having a history of wanting to cut military appropriations. He even stated today that he would begin nationalized medical coverage on his first day in office. I think he really shot over the moon on that one because there's no way that's going to happen.
A lot of people say unemployment at 5.4% is to high. Clinton sure didn't think it was in "96"(5.5%). Let us be honest and consider that 5.4%. I would say that at least 5.4% of our population is unemployable (I guess we still need ditch diggers and fast food people though) in a technological society because of an educational system with no responsibility to lead our children into the future. From what I see, we've become a society that blames everyone and everything for their problems and not themselves. A child's education will never succeed without parental involvement and there are a lot of parents that are either incapable (a few) or just don't give a damn or realize its importance (the majority). As an ex-teacher, tenure has become a demon so large that it is what controls the educational system. There is a problem with the discipline that has disappeared from the school system. Most teachers I worked with sent their children to private schools. Now there's a wake up call for sure. Money is not the answer and never has been. Holding students to higher standards is the answer. If you can't tell, I quit teaching; not only for some of the reasons stated but also for even more reasons that go deeper (especially violence in the system).
Our litigious society has become another one of those demons that seems to be hard to destroy. Trivial lawsuits have cost our businesses, physicians and others billions in extra costs, which is returned to the consumer. When it comes to medicine and physicians, we're heading in a direction where you can have all the universal health care in the world but you'd better worry about where you're going to find the physicians and nurses. More and more physicians and nurses are just leaving their professions because of all this litigation, which many times costs individuals not even responsible to have to pony up. People suing for spilling hot coffee in their lap (like it's suppose to be cold DOH). I can understand lawsuits for serious infractions but the number of trivial suits has been on a consistent rise and doesn't look to be waning.
I've listened to Kerry and I hear a lot of generalizations and absolutely no specifics. I'm having problems keeping up with all his changes from one day to the next.Last edited by FireLt1951; 09-08-2004 at 06:46 PM.
Surprise!!!! Surprise!!!! another FLIP-FLOP. What is next?
09-08-2004, 09:22 PM #4Surprise!!!! Surprise!!!! another FLIP-FLOP. What is next?"Too many people spend money they haven't earned, to buy things they don't want, to impress people they don't like." Will Rogers
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Don't get me wrong, I hope I never have to worry about how I'm gonna pay for medicine or a doctors visit for me or the wife and kids. But I think that our whole health care insurance system needs a revamp.
Today when you go to the doctor for the sniffles or whatever, you expect to pay $5. What other service or product do you expect the same level of care with so little a price tag?
Do you buy a car and expect to pay only $5 to get a lube and oil change? I expect that if you bought a TV and it broke because you dropped it or spilled water on the thing with the power on, you wouldn't expect a replacement for $5 either?
Yes, I believe that the health care system, more importantly the health care insurance system needs to be overhauled. Our expectations of the abilities of physicians are overly grand and we need to keep in mind that they are humans not gods. Just as we will make parking lots of some building fires, some people will die despite the best efforts of the most skilled physicians.
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Yes, I believe that the health care system, more importantly the health care insurance system needs to be overhauled. Our expectations of the abilities of physicians are overly grand and we need to keep in mind that they are humans not gods. Just as we will make parking lots of some building fires, some people will die despite the best efforts of the most skilled physicians.
There is a direct connection between frivilous lawsuits and lawsuits in general and the cost of health care. The health care system could save billions with reform of the litigation laws. These lawyers are getting rich and the consumer is getting screwed. More and more doctors and nurses are leaving the medical field over this and that's not going to help either. Tort reform is a neccessity or the costs will continue to rise at even more rapid rates. Where do you think hospitals, doctors and insurance companies are going to get the funds to pay these frivilous suits. That's right, from the consumer through rises in health care costs. Most hospitals and insurance companies are publically held companies. If someone owns an annuity fund, defered compensation plan, IRA or pension plan, you can bet that you probably own a few of these stocks in your fund. As with most, I own them and I invest to make a reasonable profit within these funds. With lawsuits at the present level it is costing all these billions. National health care really doesn't work effectively, as has been shown when you look closely at Canada and the U.K. It did work effectively, I wouldn't see so many Canadians coming here for a lot of their health care. The federal government has and never will be efficient at running these large types of agencies. Matter of fact, I'll bet that the costs would not be contained by the feds taking it over. Tort reform is the answer.
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- 1/4 cup hoisin sauce
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon rice vinegar (not seasoned)
- 1/2 jalapeno pepper (seeded for less heat)
- 4 scallions, sliced
- Freshly ground pepper
- 1 3/4 -pound pork tenderloin, trimmed
- Kosher salt
- 1 1/2 pounds frozen brown rice (about 5 cups)
- 4 ounces snow peas, trimmed and halved
- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon grated peeled ginger
- 2 teaspoons toasted sesame seeds
- 2 medium carrots, shredded
Preheat the broiler. Combine the hoisin sauce, 1 tablespoon vinegar, the jalapeno, half of the scallions and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in a blender or mini food processor and pulse until smooth. Transfer to a bowl.
Slice the pork tenderloin in half lengthwise and place both pieces cut-side down on a baking sheet. Sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon salt and brush with half of the hoisin sauce mixture. Broil until golden brown and just cooked through, 5 to 8 minutes. Set aside.
Combine the frozen rice, snow peas, 1 tablespoon each olive oil and vinegar, the ginger, 1 teaspoon sesame seeds and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a microwave-safe bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and microwave until the rice is hot and the snow peas are tender, 6 to 8 minutes.
Toss the carrots, the remaining scallions and 1 teaspoon each olive oil, vinegar and sesame seeds in a bowl. Thinly slice the pork; serve with the rice mixture, carrot salad and remaining sauce.
Per serving: Calories 480; Fat 11 g (Saturated 2 g); Cholesterol 47 mg; Sodium 854 mg; Carbohydrate 72 g; Fiber 7 g; Protein 25 g
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Future MBA Owners: Sync iTunes?
To the folks purchasing the MBA how do you plan to manage your iTunes library? Most are 100GB+... so is their a way to selectively keep your iTunes library in sync - but only the files you want/need so it can fit on the little itty bitty hdds?
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Most are 100gb+? What planet are you from... I'd wager that less then 1/100th of iTunes users have more then 20gb, let alone 100gb on their hard drive. Not everyone pirates music or has immense owned collections. That would be literally tens of thousands of dollars in (legally) owned music.
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*hides his 120G iTunes library*
I would assume you'd just send over playlists, which is what I have to do on my iPod Touch and Shuffle, I always miss the songs I don't send over though. sad days. there's always externals.
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well... we have to assume that the OPs music is legally purchased as there is no indication that it is not. but we can think otherwise.
how about an external disk? or only transferring your most played or recently added playlists? i dont think anyone would listen to every song in a 100GB library in the lifetime of a MBA. unless of course most of the library is videos. maybe the lovely new time capsule device that apple just introduced if it can be used for storage as well as backup? personally my library is 12 GB with a few videos.
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WOW... that was pretty ignorant! youd only had one reply when you posted this
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My iTunes folder is 40,67 GB large and I think of myself I have a quite lot of music. an MacBook Air would be large enough for me. Most of Macbook Air buyers that have a large music library will store their songs on an other device : a second computer or an external HD.
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Or anyone that buys a MacBook Air can just do like I do on my MacBook, I keep my music library on my desktop since that has much more space, and I can't think of anyone that is going to buy the MBA that doesn't already have another computer.
I use SimplifyMedia to stream my music library over the internet to my laptop, so I can access it anywhere on the planet, without using up hard drive space on my MacBook. And if I am ever not in a wifi-hotspot, I almost always have my ipod with me as a last resort.
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Jan 21, 2008, 05:31 AM | #9 |
did someone call the morale police? Because I don't recall stating or implying anything to suggest or require discussion regarding the legality of mine or anyone elses iTunes music collections. Ignorant is hijacking someone elses thread, if you want to discuss this please feel free to start your own.
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Jan 21, 2008, 05:44 AM | #10 |
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Jan 21, 2008, 06:30 AM | #11 |
I'll be taking over my iphone playlist, its just the essential 5 or so gig from my 40 gig collection.
Im a little more concerned about how the MBA's 1 speaker performs, gonna be headphones only for quality listening i think! |
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Jan 21, 2008, 07:25 AM | #12 |
Music: 65gb (including some Music DVDs)
Movies: 52gb TV Show: 176 gb (buying a few more seasons in a few weeks) I bet though that most people do not have that much. I really want to get an external 1 TB drive soon and put iTunes on that so I can put most of my DVD library on their as well. The real problem with space is the TV shows. To but all of Seinfeld, 24, etc. takes up a lot of space. So I only encode right now what I watch. As for what I plan to do with the Macbook Air, I simply will put a small amount of music (5-10 gb) in iTunes on there depending on what I am listening to at the time (I've learned to live with a minor selection since I got the iPhone). Maybe a movie and a few TV Shows in case I want to watch something. The new Rentals will also be a great way for content on the Air. I really wish Apple set up a sync with your primary computer via usb. It would be an easy option to just hook up the Macbook Air to my iMac and sync over some things through iTunes.
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Jan 21, 2008, 01:22 PM | #13 |
well my current itunes library is just over 24gb, i usually copy the whole thing over to whatever mac i have (i bought one of each since september last year) and when my air turns up i will probably do the same, but i also have all my music on a portable hdd and also backed up on my NAS. ive been used to restricting what music i listen to since i upgraded from an ipod 5.5 to a 16gb touch! best purchase to date(until i ordered my MBA )
although 80gb isnt hugh its not small either and i dont think its the smartest move in the world to have your entire itunes library on your mac as i cannot imagine you will listen to 100% regularly enough to warrant the disk space. do as others have suggested.....get an external disk! my 2ps worth Andy..
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Jan 21, 2008, 03:00 PM | #14 |
Smaller Playlist on MBA
I'll just bring over my top rated playlist and leave it at that. That's what I did with my 80GB MacBook, when I had it. With all the laptops that I've had, I've never brought over my entire music library.
My library right now is 24GB, but I would never need all of it on the road. |
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Jan 21, 2008, 03:12 PM | #15 |
I'd prob use a firewire cable to transfer the iTunes library. Wait... does the MBA even have that port? haha
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Jan 21, 2008, 03:45 PM | #16 |
LOL...Apple wants you to use Back to my Mac Which of course does not work for most people when on different routers. The 10.5.2 update better fix that because I really would like to be able to access my iMac when on the road with my Air.
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Jan 21, 2008, 03:51 PM | #17 |
I have a external hd I use wireless in the house and wired. I'm also going to add time capsule.
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Jan 21, 2008, 07:12 PM | #18 |
When I was debating getting a MBA I was trying to work what I'd do with my 56GB of music. I figure iTunes would gladly access and display music on a mapped network drive and as long as you were on an 802.11n connection then playback would be no real issue. My bigger concern would be how well an iPod could sync with mapped data.
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Jan 21, 2008, 11:02 PM | #19 |
All my content eventually resides on my two external NAS drives, so very little actual content will be there, except for my most recent podcasts.
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Feb 28, 2008, 11:40 AM | #20 |
I think that Particular is right...
I do not have 10000+ gigs of music but I would love to share a single library over all the macs in my household... that makes it a Powermac g5 an MBA and 2macbooks and one powerbook... I would love to have my phisical library on the G5 and share images of it on the other laptops keeping all my devices sinc to the main library... And I would like to be able to bring the music away with my portable without moving the whole library or have several unsync copies of it ... Does anyone know how to? |
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Feb 28, 2008, 11:43 AM | #21 |
Take a look here for some guidance. Short version: My MBA's iTunes accesses music and movie files stored on another machine. As long as the MBA can connect to that other machine, it works just the same as if the music and movie files were stored on the MBA itself.
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My library is approaching 400GB, and only 10GB of that is music. I don't download shows for the most part either. I just have enough spare optical drives floating around that I can setup an entire TV season (or 4 movies) to rip at once while I am away doing something else.
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Feb 28, 2008, 12:39 PM | #23 |
Can't you use a .Mac account to access your other machine on Back to My Mac? Then just connect to .Mac and play your songs that way. Not sure if you have a .Mac account but they aren't that much - $99 / year. If you have that and an internet connection, you should be good to go. Admittedly I haven't ever tried it but it should work in theory.
If you are on the same network as your main computer (at home etc) then you might be able to use iSync to sync the playlists you want to your MBA and just play those. Another option is a small, portable HD that you can take with you, like an WD Passport. I think a 250GB Passport is about $130. If those or some of the other options that folks posted above don't work, then you might be SOL. I would love to have a great solution to this as well, but the fact is the HD for an AIR is small, there is no other way to put it.
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Feb 28, 2008, 01:28 PM | #25 |
How to have your Air and itunes
I have been testing a setup that others have suggested on several other threads.
For details, do a quick search of the macrumors forums or google. I am planning my new computing environment which will include a new Macbook of some type, probably an Air. I'll use the Air with Parallels to run a few Windows-only programs. I expect to keep most of my photos in the Air. For external storage, Time Capsule for backup and a USB for my iTunes database (attached to Time Capsule). I currently have a 320GB USB drive. I moved the iTunes database to the external drive. I don't need iTunes files on the Air since I sync to the iPhone. I update my podcasts once a day when I get home or first thing in the morning. When I get the TC next week, my life will be easier since I will no longer have to connect the USB cables. This setup only works if you don't need your library with you all the time i.e. you have some type of iPod. This works for me. Your mileage may vary. PS My iTunes database is at 25GB and growing, consisting mostly of my ripped CD collection (about 1/2 ripped). |
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Jason Giles McCombs received his preliminary education in the public schools of Huntsville, Alabama, and after some further preparation entered the University of Alabama, from which institution he received his degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1880. Later he pursued a law course in the same institution, being given his Bachelor of Laws degree, but did not at once enter upon the practice of his calling, but instead went to Fort Smith, Arkansas, where for nine years he was assistant cashier of the Merchants Bank, now the Merchants National Bank. His health tailing him, he resigned his position, and after traveling for a time located, in 1893, at Muskogee, Oklahoma, where he was soon admitted to the bar. Not long thereafter, he was appointed by United States District Judge Charles B. Stewart, to the position of United States commissioner at Tahlequah. His duties in this capacity required his holding court in portions of what are now Cherokee, Adair and Sequoyah counties, and in 1896 he located at Sallisaw, where he has since resided. He held the position of commissioner until January 1, 1900, and at that time engaged actively in the practice of his chosen profession.
From the time of the organization of the Democratic Central Committee in Indian Territory, Judge McCombs has been active in the councils of his political party. He was one of the organizers of this committee and up to statehood and after, until 1912, served as a member thereof. He was a member of the Sequoyah Constitutional Convention, in which body he served as a member of the corporative committee, of which, as chairman, he wrote the corporative part of the constitution which was adopted. Among other positions held by Judge McCombs was that of city attorney of Sallisaw, in which he acted for several years, and in 1912 his friends prevailed upon him to make the race for the county judgeship. He won the nomination of his party for this office, and in the election that followed was successful over his opponent, but served only one term, when he retired to again devote himself to the general practice of his profession. He is known as one of the leaders of the Sequoyah County bar, a man thoroughly versed in every department of his profession and a supporter of its highest ideals and best ethics. He is a Master Mason and a Pythian, and a communicant of the Episcopal Church.
In 1885 Judge McCombs was married to Miss Lillie Marcum, a daughter of Col. Tom Marcum, of Muskogee, one of the most distinguished legists of Oklahoma. Mrs. McCombs death occurred in 1899, at which time she left two children: Lillian, who is now Mrs. W. V. McClure of Muskogee, Oklahoma; and Thomas Marcum, a literary and law graduate of the University of Oklahoma, who is associated with his father in the practice of law at Sallisaw, under the firm name of McCombs & McCombs. In 1904 Judge McCombs married for his second wife Miss Jessie Rigsby, of Sallisaw, Oklahoma, but a native of Illinois. One daughter, Margaret Caroline, has been born to this union.


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Putting data in the Calendar has two advantages. (1) It's sync'd and always with me (2) Everyone has read access to my Calendar. So anyone can find where I am in an Emergency.
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Clearing out my Inbox I came to the mail marked "Save the date". Now when I meet the person who sent this I'm going to give them the verbal equivalent of a gentle Slap. For 10 years Microsoft has used outlook. For 5 years before that we had 5 years of Schedule+, I can only assume he's new and doesn't know that to save a date you send a calendar request. The sender compounds the offence by putting the date and venue details in as a bitmap - not text - so its not sync'd to a phone and not read by Outlook Voice Access. So 350 people have to take a couple of minutes each typing all their own calendar requests: that adds up to a working day wasted. Or maybe they won't bother and will be wandering round Seattle looking lost.
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We have run training session in our comapany on using Outlook Calendar, only a hour but the feedback has been brilliant, its one of the things that people don't get a chance to play with in thier normal working day. Once we showed them the OCS intergration the staff could understand the use, now if only I could find a way of using tasks.....
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Our team has switched over to using www.tripit.com for handling the detailed information from Travelport or Ammex Travel. Nice Web 2.0 site for inputting your travel information into an ICS feed that can be input into Outlook. Yes - it's a Web 2.0 thingie, but you can at least secure your updates to only be visible to people you choose and not the whole world.
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I've kept thinking about this.
My own ACKS campaign is still vapor but I played a session in a LL-AEC campaign that they've houseruled to use ascending AC + BAB, i.e. 19-RAW AC. Similar to 3rd ed. (We still need the RAW AC for a few things, such as Monk's instakill percentage, but the inverted AC is what we've listed on our sheets.)
Combat was still fast in our group. We used group initative and when it was the player's turn we all went crazy, rolling damage along with the d20 and shouting out things like I miss! or I hit, 5 damage—BUT that was only possible after a few rounds, once we had figured out the enemy's AC, and, what was worse, we had to add our BAB to every roll. I guess it was a good thing that the BAB was still 0 in most cases! The joys of early levels…
So works OK. Still, I find myself wishing that we used the ACKS system, but with the caveat that you knew the opponent's AC so you could add it to your attack throw before you even rolled the dice.
When you have to go "I hit by five", that means you also have to subtract and almost everybody is less comfortable, even though we all can do it, with substracting on the fly than addition or, better yet, a simple comparison.
Looking at the "equations" from Delta's post about Target 20, I think his priorities are backwards. I think the D20 should be placed alone on one side of the comparison operator.
As it is he has plenty of math that you have to do just after you roll the dice. I don't want that, I become very impatient once the dice have settled.
Even without my caveat, I'd still prefer the ACKS way because, as Tavis says, you can tell something is a miss for sure if you roll under your attack throw, and you can figure out the AC after a few rounds.
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