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Eric Clingenpeel wrote:
Well, looks like I'm destined to only play every other Gen Con at Scotty's. :) Looks like you'll have your hands full Mark. Just means we won't have to leave so early to get to Indy. :D
OR you could sign up to run The Overflow Archives at 8:00 am, make 4 gamers and Mark happy in the process.
John Compton wrote:
Erik Mona wrote:
Thanks for your efforts. I am one of the many that really like these sets.
Check your staffs personal collections and recent purchases. I am sure you will find that they have purchased every extra one opened to date. Theses are excellent candidates for propo minis, repainted or not, just because I think they will be that popular.
Looks very interesting. The small preview in the cover shot looks like a redesigned Blakros Museum. I did find some maps that almost perfectly match the cover shot above here at Fantasy Cartography. They're shown under 6-01 Trial By Machine, which by the way, doesn't use the museum. I didn't count the squares to see if it fits on a Flip-Mat thought.
Zack Nagel wrote:
Started at 3304 and got mine. Is it a higher price this year or am I remembering wrong?
See this: GenCon Special Ticket Price & Miniatures
Nefreet wrote:
Now that the faction cards are a thing, I think it'd be easier than ever to implement.
Actually, that's very true. I don't see why you couldn't have faction cards for any faction, large or small. If they were in place, you wouldn't have needed to shut down the Shadow Lodge. However, the goals on a Shadow Lodge card would be much harder to obtain and the rewards would be slower in coming.
You could easily create a nature oriented faction with faction cards. "Prevented a hostile animal companion or wild animal from being killed." Or better yet, "Turned the attitude of a hostile animal companion or animal to friendly."
Michael Brock wrote:
My trolling remark was spoken hastily. I know better. I apologize.
I'd love a nature-loving faction. Just not sure what the goals would be.
P.S. I did play EoT, but I forgot what the Decimverate can do.
Michael Brock wrote:
Next question...if YOU were the Decimverate, would you voluntarily keep a watch dog and his cronies around? Why would a private organization with adventurers who volunteer to be part of it, care about basic morality and a sense of fairness?
Q1: I don't know. I might if I felt it was better to keep them in sight where I have at least a basic idea of what they're up to.
Q2: Many reasons ...
2) Isn't a lack of basic morality and a sense of fairness the definition of Chaotic Evil?
3) Is Mike just trolling or is this an honest question?
noblejohn wrote:
What is the hardest thing to get used to when playing in a PFS game?
Getting along with people you don't know. But playing with people you don't know is one of the must fun parts of Organized Play. You get to meet new people all the time.
Still, it's hard to have fun when the person next to you hasn't had a shower in a few days. Or the GM comes to the table unprepared (known as running cold).
As may have been mentioned, know the rules for your PC and have a good idea what you want to do on your turn. You don't need to know how most spells work if you're a fighter, but you do need to have your Power Attack numbers figured out in advance. Nobody likes to wait when your turn come up and then you start to figure out what you're going to do. Yes, things happen and you to change what you're going to do, but it's better to think of something to do before your turn then start thinking when your turn comes around.
I just read these on the GenCon event list as I was picking scenarios to play at GenCon this year.
GenCon website Thursday & Friday Specials wrote:
First, the ticket price for the two specials has gone up from $6.00 to $10.00 (note this is only true for the specials. Other PFS scenarios that I have seen are $6.00).
Second, you get a limited edition repaint miniature.
OK, I understand the price increase with since the tickets include the miniatures. My question is, are these different miniatures each night?
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Here are a few suggestions ...
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Michael Brock wrote:
So let's do the math ...
17 scenarios x 2 (normal or core) = 34
If I'm not forgetting anything, that's 53 different tables. And don't forget, PFS is TWICE the size it was two years ago.
Two years ago I believe Mike still worked HQ. Now we know why he get's his minions to run it. (One more fun math fact ... it takes 4 head HQ volunteer to equal 1 Mike).
So, I'm starting to think about which of my characters to play in the two big GenCon Specials. Which tier will be excluded this year?
For each special, 6-97: Siege of Serpents and 7-00: The Sky Key Solution, tiers are listed as 1-11. Last year, tier 9 was not included in the breakdown of sub-tiers. Before that, typically tier 7 was not included. Anyone (*cough*John*cough*Mike) have any idea what levels will be "out of subtier" this season?
FWIW I have a 7th and 9th level PC.
Ascalaphus wrote:
I'm buying the PDF as soon as possible, I'll keep you in the loop.
Don't forget, if you haven't used your taxfest15 code, you can get 10%.
John Compton wrote:
So, just to be clear, you are breaking the "Play, Play, Play" rule as I call it. They come to a table tonight with their APG summoner. You have stated they can not play the APG summoner. You turn them away because they are among the 90% of us who don't have early access to the Unchained Book (it hasn't been released), so they can't play a new summoner.
This is a corner case but that is just wrong! They had a valid PFS PC and because they don't have early access to a book they can't play their character.
note: I understand why you're doing this. I just don't think it's right.
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I think it would be really cool if you, Mike, and maybe a few other Paizo staffers could run table and one of the specials -- not necessarily the same special.
I know this is not the personal PaizoCon ....
Just saying ....
Alex McGuire wrote:
It's a PDF. These additional pages shouldn't need much, if any, editing. Yes please add them.
Please include a list of available languages for Core players.
Michael Tracey wrote:
Including "The Story Thus Far" idea mentioned in the "Improvements Are A-Comin" blog post to give a (spoiler light) plot synopsis of previous seasons for new players. Either in the guide or mentioned and linked to the PFS section of the website.
I like this idea, but I think it will take too much work.
After the entire document has been formatted, have someone recheck the table of contents and the index. I see some items are not referenced correctly.
An idea about formatting.
I would like to see each faction page appear twice in the document. The first page as it appears now. The second page, swapping the top intro/reward sections and the bottom checkoff box section. For example, Dark Archive would appear on both pages 2 and 3. In this way I can print the pages back to back and then cut them apart creating two cards. As is, if I print them now manually back to back the text will be upside down on the back - not ideal.
Again, just an idea.
Well, it seem like every set has at least one. That one mini that you really don't like. Mr. Bugeyes the that mini for me. It's probably going to look artistically great, I just don't like it. I like the rest of the minis in this set, especially the dwarves and the dungeon dressings.
I just don't see purchased animals as a problem big problem. There are always going to be people the exploit rules. I've played at or run a fair number of tables and just haven't seen this problem. I even have a ranger who started off with a dog that I trained for combat (rolls and all) from level 1, until he got an animal companion at level 4.
I guess I just don't like more and more corner case rules coming out. If it looks like it's going to be a problem, have the GM run all the Handle Animal rules as written. If a PC invests their ability score in Charisma, a trait to have Handle Animal as a class skill and puts their skill points into it, they've invested a lot into an animal that is not a class feature and they still have a good chance of failing a Handle Animal skill check.
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We are planning to schedule 17 different scenarios, four Gen Con Specials, 2 modules, We Be Goblins! and We Be Goblins Too!, and six new quests that utilize the new Occult Adventures hardcover throughout the course of the convention.
Any information on what modules will be run and when? Or is the comma after modules suppose to be a colon? "2 modules: We Be Goblins! and We Be Goblins Too!"
After a little looking, it looks like it's just a typo and the modules are the Goblin series. I was hoping they would have some event for Tier 12+ tables this year. I know it's extra work, but I was hoping.
Erik, (or other lesser powers that be)'
When these sets come out, in addition to cases, does Paizo get boxes of loose figures to sell/give away? I seem to recall your Gen Con promo just came in a poly bag, handed out from big boxes. So just curious and all if you're opening up many cases --> bricks --> boxes to get individual minis to sell of if it is easier than that.
Drogon wrote:
1st: I would ask the player to show how they have access to the trait. There are some con boons out that allow access to traits that are from a specific product - Dragon Empire Primer comes to mind. If they have the con boon, no problem. If not, follow the advice in the posts above.
Michael Brock wrote:
Gotcha. As mentioned earlier in this thread, chronicle boons are campaign specific. So, no cross-campaign mixing.
Swiftbrook wrote:
Eric Clingenpeel wrote:
As for Holiday/Novel/GM Boons/Con boons, I'm pretty sure that Mike has said that those can go on either Classic or Core characters, unless it opens up a new race.
Looks like I'm not the only one confused by the term "Chronicle Boon".
Michael Brock wrote:
Gotcha. As mentioned earlier in this thread, chronicle boons are campaign specific. So, no cross-campaign mixing.
The term "Chronicle Boon" confused me.
It seems like everything is printed on chronicle sheets. I believe you mean boons on scenario chronicles are legal for that PC (Core PC or Standard PC). And holiday boons, GM boons, GM Star boons, convention boons, etc. are campaign specific (standard campaign unless it specifies it's usable in the Core campaign).
Unfortunately, Mike, you have already made an exception to this. One that I think is unnecessary. You said you can't apply the Eyes of Ten boon to a new Core PC. I don't see any real negative impact in allowing this. But, that's just my opinion.
Overall, I like the looks of the Core campaign. I'll wait and see how the scheduling of scenarios turns out locally and at GenCon.
Michael Brock wrote:
Short and simple solution (????)
List the languages available in the Guild for Organized Play. Copy list from Inner Sea World Guild, paste into GfOP.
So if I purchase a Wayfinder, which is available in the PGTOP, and slot an ious stone in it, from the core rulebook, I'm guessing that there are no resonate powers, it's just safe in the wayfinder.
Currently it's hard to find tables for my mid/high level PC. I can see this taking away some of those few players and the table running new lower level Core adventures making it harder to play the mid/high level PC.
GenCon and other conventions may be more challenging as well. Now it's what adventure and what tier. Soon it will be what adventure, what campaign and what tier. For example, you have three tables of 6-44: Escape from Absalom (Tier 5-9). You have nine "core" PCs and nine standard PCs show up-how do you make up the tables? Or worse, three "core" PCs and fifteen standard PCs. GenCon will have enough spare GMs to make this work, other conventions will probably need to specify core or traditional in their ticket/sign-up process.
Here's my 2cp.
I'll either be a Tier 1 or 2 GM and share one of Paizo's hotel rooms -- a really good deal. Or if I decide I want to have a little more time off this year, I'll be a Tier 4 GM, get a complementary GenCon GM badge and stay about 10 minutes from downtown at a campground. It's not for everyone, but about $15/night gets me a place to set up my tent and a hot shower. When you're spending 20 hours a day at the convention center, it's a good deal. Oh, and for me it's a Bob Evans breakfast every morning using gift cards from my in-laws!
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Sam Sampson wrote:
It's not really a design issue. If they design the challenges to challenge the 2% of PCs that are built to overcome that challenge, then the adventure is overly difficult/impossible for 98% of the PCs (estimating 90% of tables). It's only really a design issue when most of the scenario is based around a few skills needed multiple times for success. Then the party is either walking through a good chuck of the adventure, or having no fun for hours on end as there is no way to realistically accomplish the mission. Try solving a mystery at a table when no one who has the right knowledge or social skills.
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This is awful! There's no way I'm going to be able to afford four to eight sarcophaguses! It looks great, but many I've played and run many adventures where you need multiple sarcophagus. At least these look inexpensive to manufacturer, so hopefully there will be two per case and a lot available on the secondary market. If they're rare, or as popular as I expect, then they'll fetch $20 or more each -- ouch!
Andrew Christian wrote:
Yeah. Maybe +15 at 1st or second level might be a bit over the top. But hardly crazy even early on. But by 10th level, a character with Charisma as a tertiary stat and otherwise a minor investment, could easily go over 20 without trying hard.
After two 'dump-CHA' characters, my third was built for diplomacy. An Aasimar Bard. I think my build turned out like this (so far):
1st: Diplomacy +12
With a GM reroll, temp bonuses and Archeologist Luck I'm at +30.
But .... I couldn't shoot my crossbow worth crap till about 5th level.
Oykiv wrote:
EDIT: Can we go back to the original question, I know is my fault too, but I´m also interest in the question.
Me too.
OK so I'm going to assume miss socially inept can aid another with a knowledge check as long as the person they are aiding doesn't roll a 19 or 20 (the "you can't aid another to grant a bonus to a task that your character couldn't achieve alone" rule).
Any other ideas how to keep the player involved?
I'm running Blakrose Matrimony if a few weeks at a con. I remember playing this with my low Cha, few skills Dwarf fighter and it was a long adventure. As I recall, I was able to make one History skill check to either aid or get some information during the roleplaying portion of the adventure. I did provide a little comic relief when my dwarf pulled out his axe and started to sharpen it in the middle of the reception. The look on the GMs face was worth it!
So I need some ideas, noting that we're not using the faction missions, when I have one or two players with a low skill, low Cha PC sit down at my table, how can I keep them engaged/involved/entertained for the two or so hours of roleplaying?
Shasfowd wrote:
The thing about the traits from the AP's are that a lot of them can be found in other sources, and paizo doesn't want us not paying money.
That may be true, but I don't recall seeing Campaign traits available. I believe, as a general rule, PFS doesn't use campaign traits. So access to this trait is very special.


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We will screen a rough cut of UP HEARTBREAK HILL by Erica Scharf. The documentary chronicles the lives of Thomas, Tamara and Gabby – three Native American teenagers in Navajo, New Mexico –as they navigate their senior year at a reservation high school. As graduation nears, they must decide whether to stay in their community– a place inextricably woven into the fiber of their being – or leave in pursuit of opportunities elsewhere. Largely isolated from mainstream America, they hesitate to separate from their families and traditions, rooted to home in equal parts by love, obligation and fear. Tribal elders urge members of the younger generation to leave, acquire an education or learn a trade, and return home with the skills to help their people. But, with an unemployment rate near 58% and a per capita income under $4,600, Navajo has few prospects. Thomas, Tamara and Gabby each bear amazing strength and promise, but all are products of their environment, and it is the same community that has set before them so many challenges that now asks them to become the leaders that will reshape the Navajo Nation. Their battles to shape their identities as both Native American and modern American lie at the heart of the film.
Director Erica Scharf has spent much of her career in documentary film and television. Most recently, she worked as an editor on Investigation Discovery's documentary television series, THE SHIFT. She has shot, produced and edited numerous episodes of THE FIRST 48 (A&E). She directed and edited MARNEE: A GARAGE SALE RETROSPECTIVE, which was the First Place Winner at Movie Making Madness 2005, and edited CIY (Best Short Film, 2007 Aspen Shortsfest). Other credits include SWAT (A&E), MIAMI INK (TLC), and LAST SEEN ALIVE (Discovery). In 2005, Scharf was the Assistant Editor on GOD GREW TIRED OF US (Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award, 2006 Sundance Film Festival). Scharf is a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and has a B.F.A. in Film and Television.
Producer Christina D. King's body of work spans news, documentary, and film. After producing broadcast news in her home state of Oklahoma, King went on to associate produce the documentaries ELECTION DAY (PBS), BAD BLOOD, and human rights projects for the ACLU. Recently, she line-produced WE SHALL REMAIN: TECUMSEH's VISION directed by Chris Eyre and Ric Burns. King also field produced for Michael Moore's recent documentary, CAPITALISM: A LOVE STORY. A Native American of Creek/Seminole/Sac & Fox descent, King has a B.A. in Film Studies and Mass Communication from the University of Tulsa.
Executive Producer Chris Eyre's film EDGE OF AMERICA received a 2005 Peabody Award and he was recognized with a Directors Guild Award. His first feature film, SMOKE SIGNALS, won the Audience Award and Eyre received the Filmmaker's Trophy at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. His other credits include A THIEF OF TIME and SKINWALKERS for PBS's MYSTERY! In 1995, Eyre received a Rockefeller Foundation Intercultural Film Fellowship. A Cheyenne/Arapaho Native American, he earned his M.F.A. in Film and Television at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
Editor Cindy Lee has worked extensively in documentary and narrative film, television, and commercials. Her feature editing credits include NO END IN SIGHT (Academy Award nominee 2008, New York Film Critics Circle 2007 Best Documentary, Sundance Special Jury Prize 2006), HOTEL GRAMERCY PARK (Special Jury Mention, Tribeca Film Festival 2008) and MANHATTAN, KANSAS (SXSW Film Festival 2006). She holds a B.A. from Wellesley College and an M.A. from Lund University in Sweden.
Editor Isaac Wayton honed his editorial skills while cutting short form documentary films, as well as various television and web projects. His documentary short, CHILDREN IN THE FIELDS (2004), has been used by multiple foundations to raise awareness about the lax child labor laws among migrant workers in the United States. He has collaborated with music artists Keith Urban and Sir Paul McCartney to create unique featurettes for the artists' websites. His television credits include MYSTERY DIAGNOSES (Discovery Health), THE DETONATORS (Discovery), and IT TAKES A THIEF (Discovery). Wayton received his B.F.A. in Film and Video from the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Our moderator will be filmmaker Almudena Carracedo. Born in Madrid, Carracedo is the Emmy-award winning Director and Producer of the documentary MADE IN L.A. Funded by ITVS, POV and the Sundance Documentary Fund, the film has received critical acclaim and international awards, including an Emmy Award, a Henry Hampton Award and a Special Mention of the Jury at the Valladolid International Film Festival. Her previous documentary on Tijuana as a border town, WELCOME, A DOCU-JOURNEY OF IMPRESSIONS, received the Sterling Award for Best Short Documentary at SILVERDOCS and screened in numerous national and international festivals. Carracedo is the 2008 recipient of NALIP's (National Association of Latino Independent Producers) ESTELA Award, and has served as a jury in several film festivals, including the SILVERDOCS, Valladolid International Film Festival and Santiago's International Documentary Festival in Chile (FIDOCS).
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Wed 13 Jan 2010
I'm looking for recently completed feature docs for Cinewomen On Screen, a series I help to program for NYWIFT (New York Women in Film and Television). We screen at Anthology Film Archives in Manhattan and we have a slot open for our March program. Please contact me ASAP at firstname.lastname@example.com. We will also consider short docs for future programs. Check out the lineup for our January 27th event: http://nywift.org/article.aspx?id=2107
Thu 14 Jan 2010
Cool Audio Producer job in NYC just posted by The National Black Programming Consortium:
Sat 16 Jan 2010
ATTN: DC-area documentary filmmakers
Docs In Progress is holding an all-day workshop next Saturday, January 23 in Silver Spring which is focused on fundraising for documentaries. This workshop is appropriate for documentary filmmakers of all experience levels – whether you have never raised funds for an independent documentary or have been frustrated by your efforts to do so.
The focus will be on providing participants with concepts and tools that can help you learn how to develop a fundraising plan, track the fundraising effort, research potential donors, conduct a fundraising drive, and solicit grants from corporations and foundations. There will be plenty of handouts of samples. The workshop is being led by Sam Hampton, an experienced fundraiser. Dr. Hampton, in addition to being the Director of Planning and Special Projects for Docs In Progress and a documentary filmmaker himself, is also the Founding Partner of Hampton Consulting, LLC which works with nonprofit, philanthropic, corporate, and public sector clients on building their strategic plans and increasing their chances of fundraising success – elements which apply just as easily to documentary filmmaking.
Saturday, January 23, 2010 from 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Docs In Progress Documentary House, 8700 First Avenue Silver Spring, MD (walking distance to free parking and the Silver Spring Metro)
$250 (or $225 if you join Docs In Progress' new Docs Insider Program which gets discounts to many programs)
Since space is limited, advance registration is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. Please visit our website for more details or contact Adele Schmidt, Director of Programs and Services, at adeleATdocsinprogressDOTorg or (301) 789-2797.


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South Africa took advantage of a dispirited France team, who were reduced to 10 men for more than a hour, to win 2-1 in their last World Cup Group A match and restore some pride on Tuesday.
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The description of the attack is very gross, do not go forward if you have a delicate stomach.
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The animals pictured below car-jacked then raped Christopher Newsom, cut off his penis, set him on fire and fatally shot him several times while they forced his girlfriend, Channon Christian, to watch. An even more cruel fate awaited her!
Channon Christian was beaten and gang-raped in many ways for four days by all of them, while they took turns urinating on her. They cut off her breasts and put chemicals in her mouth... and then murdered
Knoxville (WVLT) - The District Attorney General of Knox County announced the list of charges facing now five suspects in the double murder of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom.
The District Attorney General Randy Nichols is not saying whether or not he will seek the death penalty, but he does say the State will seek conviction for all charges filed in a 24-page indictment from theKnox County Grand Jury. Lemaricus Davidson, 25 , faces a total of 46 charges.. Letalvis Cobbins, 24 , faces a total of 46 charges. George Thomas, 24 , faces a total of 46 charges. Vanessa Coleman, 18 , faces 40
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SO!!!!! Where's Al Sharpton, O and Jesse Jackson? Are they providing counsel and help to the families of the victims?
Of course not - the victims were white!!!
Why hasn't this received National coverage by the news media like the Duke 'rape' case?
Oh, that's right - the victims were white
Why hasn't the NAACP, ACLU, New York Times etc., called for an investigation?
Must be cause the victims were white!!!
Why hasn't the FBI been called in to investigate this as a hate crime?
Oh, that's right - the victims were white!!!
So, if a white radio shock jock uses the phrase 'Nappy headed', it gets 2 weeks of constant news coverage.
If two white people are tortured, raped, and murdered by a group of black people, it barely gets a blip in the news.
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Video…Show Me The Money!!! ATM's Limiting Cash Withdrawals In South Carolina. Is A Collapse Near?
FBI Sets Up 56 Command Centers Ahead Of Expected "Terror" Targets For The 4th Of July
Muslims shocked when they were forced to obey the law
Dangerous Swirling Vortex Opens Up On Lake Texoma
The Founding Fathers Warned Us About the Powers of the Supreme Court
This Simple Hand Exercise Will Help You Balance Emotions and Boost Energy
Rush Limbaugh Has a SHOCKING Theory About Confederate Flag Battle
Farrakhan: I Don't Get Debate Over Confederate Flag, 'We Need to Put the American Flag Down'
8 Former Countries That No Longer Exist
Watch Big Mac being DEEP FRIED in video that will either make you feel hungry or disgusted
Bill Introduced: The State Of New Columbia – Under the proposed legislation, residents of "New Columbia" would obtain full representation in Congress.
Bizarre Sign In Front Of House Slams Caitlyn Jenner, President Obama
Barack Hussein Obama is Flooding the Bible Belt with Tens of Thousands of Unscreened Muslim Refugees
Obama Wants to Pass Gun Control Laws Like Australia's False Flag Mass Shooting Gun Control Laws?
BANNED: Iconic Dukes of Hazzard Car 'General Lee' Stripped Of Confederate Flag: "This is a new level of P.C. idiocy"
Black Panthers Leader Urges Blacks to Kill White Men and Their Families
How the illuminati show the "End of Time" in Movies!
Earth's protective shield is weakening
NASA Working With National Nuclear Security Administration On Plan To Use Nukes On Doomsday Asteroid
Satanic Temple to unveil Pagan goat-headed statue in Detroit
U.S. propaganda now conditioning Americans to accept outright fascism as mandatory 'national service'
Birth Control in Drinking Water: A Fertility Catastrophe in the Making?
Same corporations that manufacture vaccines are killing half a million people annually with deadly psychiatric drugs
Movies, book covers and computer games being banished... calls for taking down the American flag, bulldozing Southern memorials,
This Flag Represents The Principle, "Fight For What You Believe In."
This Is The Rebel Flag, "You're Either Free Or You're Not."
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