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Percocet is a controlled substance issued for pain management. Most users describe the effects as loopy, dizzy, and of a sedative nature. Tolerance and effectiveness depend upon body mass and genetics. In other words: some people notice more effects than others, however, most users notice considerable pain relief. Many people describe the experience as slightly intoxicating. People using Percocet recreationally are generally more socially engaged and chatty. Users will notice a decrease in happiness when the nausea kicks in, however, in low to moderate recreational can be pleasant. Overdosing is extremely dangerous and generally ill-advised.
As a pain killer, percocet, much like dilaudid or morphine, works wonders and is an industry standard for pharmaceutical-grade pain relief.
Percocet (narcotic) is a controlled substance which makes it much harder to obtain. Many people would benefit from the use of an over the counter pain pill; Percocet would make for a great choice. However, since that isn't going to happen, people have been forced to look for other, herbal, natural pain relief solutions. Since a patient can only obtain Percocet from a certified medical official, there is a need for a legal orc pain medicine that actually works. Or, in a sense: legal pain pills. So many patients who are at risk for addiction, or cannot obtain enough prescribed pain medicine, need to find a legal pain pill alternative.
The answer is a legal, natural herbal extraction from a plant found in tropical regions of the world. The plant has been getting a little bit of a bad rap, due to kids abusing it or people not understanding how to properly use it. Nevertheless, Kratom still holds the safe psychoactive properties necessary to produce the real pain relief people need. We're talking about Kratom, or "Mitragyna Speciosa" extractions. It is important that it is extracted, otherwise, the quantities necessary to feel the proper effects will be overwhelming. Kratom is a miracle drug because it is safe, legal, reasonable in cost, and an effective solution to real pain relief problems.
The best way to use Kratom is to eat it. Lots of people like to mix it in with fruit juice and drink it, however, the quickest most effective delivery method is known as "toss and washing," where the user will pour roughly .5 gram or 1 gram of Kratom extract powder into the palm, and toss it into the mouth followed by a couple gulps of water or fruit juice. It is advisable to avoid using anything carbonated to wash, as the carbonation will make it very difficult and uncomfortable to swallow the Kratom. Due to the powerful analgesic properties the Kratom holds, actual numbness of the mouth and tongue may occur (generally reported pleasant). The proper amount of Kratom to ingest differs from user to user, however, it is generally advised that a 5'7" male weighing 150 lbs would want to ingest 3-4 grams within a 30-50 minute period for most effective results. Some people prefer to ingest more to induce more pain relief, while others prefer less over the course of time which will build a much stronger opium-like high.
Probably the most important piece of advice would be to find a trustworthy vendor or supplier of an effective product.
Is it safe to mix other drugs with your marijuana habit? Well, legally, I have to disclaim right here and now that I am not a doctor. However, I am a marijuana advocate and, SWIM, smokes marijuana everyday around here. That said, I would like to discuss mixing drugs with your marijuana. Particularly, there is a new drug which when mixed with the experience of smoking green, provides an entirely NEW experience which will blow your mind.
Some people actually smoke Kratom, mixed in with their joints. The high is described as an "extreme opium high, with couch lock, and pretty narly." Basically, when one would be rolling a joint of marijuana, they would literally lace into the joint powered, micronized Kratom extract powder. It's important that the powder is entirely pure, with no other ingredients. The effects of smoking Kratom will be much different than eating Kratom. Kratom is a prime drug people like to mix with their smoking habits because the "Percocet" like effects that you get from the Kratom compliments the ganja's highs beautifully.
Another amazing drug to mix with your puff-puff-sessions, would be Chillinex. Chillinex is a drug formula that combines a lot of legal highs, but all of them are organic extracts from plants and herbs around tropical regions of the world. The idea of combining all these safe drugs together, to create one SUPER HIGH, is actually logical. You see, the different ingredients into Chillinex, are all very good at separately providing the user with similar, but very different chilled out highs. Marijuana also provides chilled out highs. The drugs just go together very well.
A lot of people like to combine their legal narcotics, legal prescription pain killers, anxiety pills such as Xanax, and other drugs with their weed smoking…however, these are not all natural. These are synthesized chemicals and synthesized ingredients. It is much safer to mix with the drugs that come from the Earth in herb, root, or other plant form. Go with Chillinex or get some Kratom from a professional quality source you trust. Mixing organic drugs with other organic drugs is the smarter way to mix!
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Why am I not back at Rothbury this year...
i was thinkin the same exact thing... articles like this just make readers sad they're not there. sherwood looks great this year. wish i could be sitting in a giant pumpkin right about now...
Chris and Dave, amazing photos. Not sure if you guys read the comments but anything you can do to show us some pics of Femi Kuti, Wendy Darling, Broken Social Scene, John Butler, Guster and Ani would be wonderful.
i was thinkin the exact same thing as well!!! but i figured out the answer too, $$$$$$$$$$$
I watched the SCI show on iclips.net last evening and I am now regretting not being there. From what I could tell by watching, it looked like the most off the hook party in the history of the world. The energy was unreal and man was the party just off the wall. Arghhhhh! :( Next time, right?
Looks pretty incredible. The ticket sure is a lot of bread but it seems worth it. next Year!
Was sure i was gonna make it out there. Funds ran dry. Oh well. Next year hopefully.
Forest looks nuts. Nice pictures, can't wait to see what else the weekend brings out there
" articles like this just make readers sad they're not there. "
No shit! My ex is there for a 2nd year in a row and I talked to her on the phone yesterday, I was so jealous.. I could literally feel the energy of the place through the phone!
wtf where r the cheese pix?
LULZ at powernet not understanding the difference between day 1 and day 2
that 2nd page middle pic is lotus not future rock. but yea bummer im missin it
Just downloaded the SCI show from LiveCheese, wow they put that up fast..
Wow, they sound much better now than they did in '07...
Hopefully this turns into a 2010 tour!
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Throughout 2013, LiveText will present a series of complimentary webinars for leaders in higher education to share best practices and learn step-by-step processes that can be implemented on campus today. Join us to gain insight into the key trends, technology, and best-practices that institutions, colleges, and programs use to successfully evaluate and demonstrate performance-based student learning achievement. All members of the higher education community, including administrators, faculty, and those responsible for data collection, student assessment, and accreditation are encouraged to register for webinar series offerings.
This webinar is intended for those who are currently or will be evaluating assessment and accreditation management systems, including provosts, presidents, vice presidents, directors of information technology, chief information officers, directors of institutional effectiveness, chief academic officers, deans, as well as assessment and accreditation committee members. During the webinar, Mr. Smith will share his approach toward researching such technologies, providing a structure for how his program made a decision. He will discuss how to best implement a plan that is cognizant of resources, funding, and above all functionality. Issues that will be addressed include: validity, reliability, functionality, funding, resources, and data collection among others.
This webinar has been designed specifically for WASC institutions. On February 22, WASC Commissioners unanimously approved the 2013 Handbook of Accreditation, which goes into effect July 1. In particular, Standard 2.2a requires institutions to systematically assess core competencies such as written and oral communication, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, and information literacy; and Standard 2.10 requires the collection of both aggregated and disaggregated data by demographic filters. Join us as AAC&U discusses how its LEAP offerings and VALUE rubrics for assessment can address the new requirements. You'll gain insight into the value other institutions have experienced in being able to quickly and effectively implement AAC&U's learning outcomes and meta-rubrics as part of their assessment processes.
Following Dr. Rhodes, LiveText will demonstrate how its tools support aligning, correlating, and assessing institutional and programing learning outcomes. See how you can address WASC's 2.2a core competency reporting requirements and make decisions based on real-time data. Discover how other WASC institutions are using AAC&U's assessment instruments within LiveText to assess, report, and disaggregate student learning data by demographics to successfully address WASC standards.
This webinar has been designed for institutions in the state of Texas undergoing core curriculum revision. By fall 2014, the state is requiring that institutions assess student learning based on common core objectives, including critical thinking, communications, empirical and quantitative reasoning, teamwork, and personal and social responsibility within nine foundational component areas. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has recommended using AAC&U's LEAP offerings and VALUE rubrics for assessment as a way to address the new requirements. Join us as Dr. Terrel Rhodes discusses the history and value other institutions have experienced in being able to quickly and effectively implement AAC&U's learning outcomes and meta-rubrics as part of their assessment processes.
Following Dr. Rhodes, LiveText will demonstrate how hundreds of institutions today use technology to better assess, measure, and report learning achievement. See how other institutions in Texas and around the country use AAC&U's rubrics within LiveText to assess and report core revision. From assessment to retention, gain insight into how one integrated tool can provide you with the power and flexibility to meet common core revision requirements as well as SACS institutional effectiveness and other national accreditation standards for measuring learning achievement.
During this webinar, Dr. Dan Lord of Friends University will demonstrate how his clinical graduate program in Family Therapy implemented a process for collecting data from a comprehensive program assessment map including outcomes for program performance and student learning. Follow Dan as he then showcases and describes his institution's process for developing an assessment systems portfolio for data review and program improvement actions. He will describe the assessment portfolio's development, the kinds of data and results included, as well as how this accountability report is maintained and shared with all constituencies interested in institutional performance - internal stakeholders, regional and specialized accrediting agencies, and various public groups.
Know your audience and develop a repository of your data that speaks to that audience. May be easier said than done, right? During this webinar, attendees will learn how to prepare unit and program reports and showcase the right kind of information to third parties, particularly accreditation bodies.
Join Alice Hambright, Technology Specialist for The Citadel's School of Education, as she shares her institution's approach to preparing reports and mapping a central repository to showcase data results and plans for continuous improvement. See how The Citadel's School of Education maps their repository by standards and categories that include reports and data by divisions and assessments, as well as a multitude of important documents, such as committee meeting minutes, summary and comparison reports, an institutional self-study, institutional procedures, assessments, and even rubric and survey report data.
Finally, you will learn how The Citadel's School of Education maintains and updates their reports and creates a user-friendly, organized repository to share with faculty, administration, and staff across the institution as well as with visiting accreditors — creating a culture of ownership and transparency across the institution.
Field Experiences are a key component in preparing students for the work world, and their primary goal is to provide the experience and tools needed to transition after their courses of study.
A successful experience in the field must include assessment of the candidate's performance. Quality education programs not only evaluate a candidate's performance at the end of each field experience, but they also assess the candidate's professional practice of knowledge and skills. To promote reflection and growth, candidates need consistent, systematic, and ongoing formative assessment of their performances during field experiences.
During this webinar, you will learn how one education program has successfully developed and implemented a plan to utilize LiveText's Field Experience Management system to collect field experience assessment data throughout the student's program. This plan includes coordination of the assessment framework for evaluating and managing field experiences, aligning assessment to professional teaching standards, providing opportunities through an assessment and evaluation system for candidates to set goals for continued growth and improvement, and showing how candidates have demonstrated competencies.
Don't let a misstep derail your institution's progress. Whether you already invested in a solution or are still searching for the right fit, it is important to know what kinds of tools are available, their capabilities, and if they have been designed with your challenges in mind. Storing data in an assessment product assumes you already have assessment data! Many institutions face challenges in effectively and efficiently collecting assessment data in the first place.
Join South Suburban College, an HLC accredited, two-year institution that serves over 7,000 students, as the Director of Institutional Research shares his team's experiences in developing and implementing a best-practice assessment process that allowed them to collect assessment data seamlessly and naturally as a by-product of measuring the student learning experience.
Gain insight into the steps this institution took to build the right academic foundation to support collecting reliable assessment data to measure student-learning outcomes. Learn how the right tools and resources can allow you to more effectively evaluate student performance and use the data collected to improve the academic experience for students.
In January of 2011, the Lumina Foundation released the beta version of the Degree Qualifications Profile to the higher education community. The document attempts to define post-secondary academic credentials by student learning outcomes, as opposed to the more traditional measures of academic credit or seat time. This session will explore the development and content of the Degree Qualifications Profile, as well as the current practice in testing the learning outcomes and applications of such a framework.
During this webinar, Dr. Penny Finley, faculty member in the Florida Gulf Coast University's College of Education and research expert in Cooperative Learning, will present the college's notable approach to integrating e-Portfolios into the teaching and learning process to foster deeper learning. Deep learning, in contrast to surface learning, results in improved long-term retention and enables learners to analyze new information in ways that build connections to previous knowledge. Deep learning can be fostered through pedagogical approaches such as active learning, problem-based learning, self-paced learning and experiential learning. e-Portfolios support both deep learning and the examples provided for pedagogical approaches that underscore deep learning.
Dr. Finley will provide an overview of her college's e-Portfolio requirement, the college's best-practice process for implementing e-Portfolios, and the broader perspectives on how e-Portfolios are being used by students and faculty to facilitate academic and professional growth. Dr. Finley has been a LiveText user since 2002.
This webinar will actively engage participants in conversation about e-Portfolio implementation and increase participants' knowledge about the benefits, outcomes, strengths, and challenges of using e-Portfolios.
Changes to the health care industry and nursing education are placing increasing pressures on programs to be held accountable for advancements in health care training, assessing clinical practice, and striving for continuous improvement. Follow one leading nursing program through a step-by-step journey, exploring their innovative and effective assessment techniques in preparation for CCNE Accreditation. From program outcomes, to the development of e-Portfolios, to the demonstration of clinical training outcomes, this webinar will provide a snapshot of the steps Nursing and Allied Health programs can take toward successfully fulfilling accountability and compliance requirements.
Topics include the linkage of program outcomes and accreditation standards, identification of course-specific assignments and the development of rubrics across the curriculum, criteria linked to program outcomes, the development of surveys including course, instructor, clinical agencies, and student self-evaluation, collecting aggregated data, developing an e-Portfolio, and preparing an ExhibitCenter™ for accreditation.
The Fifth-Year Interim Review process is still a relatively new one for SACSCOC member institutions. This webinar is designed to provide an overview of the process and answer many of the common questions associated with the Fifth-Year Interim Report. Participants will be introduced to the components of the report, the spirit of each of the included standards, and how to prepare and document a compelling case for compliance and a strong QEP Impact Report.
How are Colleges of Education managing the edTPA in the context of everything else and juggling them from one year to the next, especially with changes in approach from the 2011 pilot, to the 2012 TPA Field Test, to the 2013 edTPA Operational? How do they leave a trail of evidence of learning at different phases and usage levels (e.g., whether scored in-house, by another LiveText Community institution, by Pearson) and find local program support for candidates, faculty and other university staff. Two colleges, one private and one public, share their stories and experienced approaches to integrating the edTPA effectively while tending to unyielding expectations of local constituencies and state, regional, and national accreditation.
Everyone is 'doing' assessment but what is actually working? How can faculty, already overloaded, be drawn into practices that will engage them and lead to improved learning? In this webinar, we will review 10 practices drawn from success stories that can be applied elsewhere. Each has worked at more than one institution. Practical steps and concrete examples will be identified. Ralph Wolff has led the Senior College Commission of WASC to be a leader in assessment through its accreditation processes, educational programming and innovative Assessment Leadership Academy.
Most institutions have begun to address GenEd Assessment. However, trying to unify the process across multiple locations (or learning experiences) where thousands of artifacts are assessed among hundreds of faculty members can be a daunting task. Therefore, this webinar will present ideas on how to implement GenEd Assessment across multiple modalities. Specifically, it will examine the steps, processes, and tools necessary to build a successful program.
Participants will learn how to implement digital stories as part of the e-Portfolio process. e-Portfolios offer many benefits for learners as they seek to create and reflect on life experiences. It is in this context that the digital story provides a vehicle to enhance the portfolio and promote personal reflection. The digital story consists of a short video told in the author's own voice, illustrated with images and, optionally, a musical track. The digital story is a personal narrative that gives insight to the author's identity, strengths, weaknesses, and achievements providing an excellent vehicle for reflection. This webinar will examine how the digital story brings the e-Portfolio to life as the student's reflection becomes concrete and visible, and creates a valuable resource for demonstrating growth, allowing for expression, and facilitating access for potential employers, colleagues, and instructors.
The climate for higher education is changing rapidly today, and so are regional accreditors' standards and expectations for student learning assessment. So what are regional accreditors looking for? How can your institution demonstrate compliance with student learning assessment standards? During this webinar, you will pick up useful tips and strategies from Ms. Suskie who will share what she has learned in her 35 years of experience in assessment, institutional research, strategic planning, and quality management.


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Review: We were very happy when Yeah opened their vegetarian restaurant jut a few minutes from where we live. The location is a bit out of the way when you are a visitor to Den Haag, but if you have the time: go there !! You can easily reach the restaurant with bus 22 from the city centre or tram 12 from the Den Haag HS station. Go to the terminal station of the lines in about 20/ 30 minutes. From there it is a 2 minutes walk. In front of the restaurant you can buy (take away) snacks, at the rear are some restaurant tables. Simple but nice. The food is asian, with a few other options. Staff very polite and friendly. Prices reasonable and food tasty.
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"Spread love everywhere you go: First of all in your own house... let no one ever come to you without leaving better and happier. Be the living expression of God's kindness; kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile, kindness."
"If we must part forever, Give me but one kind word to think upon, And please myself with, while my heart's breaking."
"There are two kinds of people: those who say to God, "Thy will be done," and those to whom God says, "All right, then, have it your way"
"Never lose sight of the fact that the most important yardstick of your success will be how you treat other people - your family, friends, and coworkers, and even strangers you meet along the way."
"Constant kindness can accomplish much. As the sun makes ice melt, kindness causes misunderstanding, mistrust, and hostility to evaporate."
"The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law (Galatians 5:22)"
"My message is the practice of compassion, love and kindness. Compassion can be put into practice if one recognizes the fact that every human being is a member of humanity and the human family regardless of differences in religion, culture, color and"
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Hillary's Senate career gets a New York eulogy
Elizabeth Moore at Long Island's Newsday has a rather eloquent eulogy to Hillary Clinton's Senate career, with quotes of praise from some of Clinton's most vociferous former enemies. I have to say: Guys! She's only just getting started!
She was nothing short of phenomenal," says former Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, one of the first lady's chief tormentors during the 1990s as chairman of a Senate committee that held hearings on the Whitewater scandal.
"She was at first viewed as a celebrity dilettante," D'Amato says now. "By dint of her absolute total dedication, she made New Yorkers believers."
If you don't know why it's a big deal for D'Amato to call Clinton a phenomenal senator well in advance of an actual eulogy, you might want to hearken back to those aforementioned Whitewater hearings, in which D'Amato accused Clinton of being a pathological liar involved in Vince Foster's suicide. Oh, and lying under oath. D'Amato hopes you don't dig up those transcripts, though.
Moore recalls the worst slurs against Clinton, including the mean-spirited obsession with her hairstyles (we mostly just want to know if we could ever afford her colorist!), the infamous cookie-baking gaffe, the utter failure of Hillarycare, and the somewhat blind loyalty that allowed her to discard Occam's razor in L'affaire Lewinsky and blame the "vast right wing conspiracy" — which, having been subjected to it for the past eight years, most people would agree is giving the right far more credit than is deserved. But Moore also notes how Hillary managed to turn it all around in time to make 18 millions cracks and ascend to the Secretary of State perch more popular than ever.
Clinton's coiffure found peace in the Senate, a chamber where she carved out a reputation as a collegial centrist who could pray over breakfast with men who'd voted to impeach her husband, vote to authorize an invasion of Iraq, and be counted on as the best-prepared person at any meeting. Here in New York, that "listening tour" presaged a tenure that would carry the motorcade to an estimated 4,600 events around the state's 62 counties, including 96 visits to Long Island – a schlepping record respectable even compared to her Senate colleague Charles Schumer.
And although Moore picks at the edges of Clinton's ultimately unsuccessful quest to be No. 44, she ends her eulogy to Clinton's career much as Hillary herself did: looking forward to what she's doing next.
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Husqvarna TE310 Owner's Thread Sign In
I believe this *maybe* the first dedicated thread for TE310 owner's on ADV. I know a lot of Husky riders are Cafe Husky, but I really like ADV and would like to have a sign in thread here, as ADV is where I spend most of my time.
So, sign in! Post pics of your girl! I'll start:
I'll bite! I've had a 2009 TE310 that has served me well for two seasons. I just bought it's replacement but absolutely loved the bike and would recommend it to anyone.
I just picked up a 2011 with 2000 miles on the clock. No pictures yet just waiting for the pink slip to show up. Im surprised that there isnt more 310 owners here.
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I rode mine on ice a couple weeks ago
It gets a little dirty every so often too
When you do maintenance, are you going by hours or miles? In the workshop manual, it shows it can be calculated by miles.
Has anyone put any major mileage on one of these? I'm trying to sell mine to get something more dual sportish, but if that ends up not happening I'll probably go to 14-50 gearing with my Safari tank. I'm more worried about gearing than the motor being able to handle it. I have a lot of faith in the longevity of the pre x-lite mill and it had been hammer reliable.
It doesn't vibe any worse than an LC4 and the subframe seem strong enough for a giant loop.
2013 TE310R chain guide
Picked up new te310r about a month ago. I've changed gearing fron 13/40 tko 13/50, added under armorment and a low seat. My question is; with the larger rear sproket the lower chain guide seems to deflect the chain slightly, is there a different part on the TXC310 (whick uses 13/50) that I should get or will the chain just wear in the plastic? The deflection is about 1/8 of an inch.
Waiting for spring is torturous!
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your original question. I ride with a 13/40 right now, cause I'm dual sporting. When I do tight woods it's a 13/50. Considering an ironman 45T rear. Heard good things about it.
Edit: Answered my own question, you are in upstate NY...
Hi. Just bought the bike, less than 2 hours on it.
Did not stay clean very long.
Rear chain guide, mapping
Rear Trials Tire
I've seen in above photo's trials type tire on rear. Some of the rides I do on PA are slick and was wondering anyones thoughts, which make and model, if they likes it or not, how they handle, ect? If a tubeless will go on with the use of a tube and how difficult they are to mount? Also the bike came with one rimlock are two required? I'm not a particularly fast rider, I preffer single track but I enjoy hopping ditches, logs and such.
I want a TE310!!!!!
I ride a 1200GS mostly, but want a lighter bike for some Great Lakes Dual Sport rides coming up in Michigan. After exhaustive web browsing - I think the TE310 is the bike for me. My CRF230 isn't dual-sport equipped. My TW200 is fun, but a bit underpowered to lug my ass through the deep Michigan sand. I would need to pony up for knobbies on the GS and it is really heavy...
I love fuel injection (starts everytime) and the TE310 seems like the right power/weight trade-off for me.
Anyone wanna swap for a '09 CRF230 or a '10 TW200????
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APM Terminals is transferring its lease at Houston's Barbours Cut terminal to the port authority, which will market the 80-acre site to other users.
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The Port of Houston Authority has selected Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. to design the first phase of a new rail line to the port's Bayport terminal.
08 Oct 2014
The state of Texas will help fund the effort to continue replacing old drayage trucks at the Port of Houston with cleaner, more environmentally friendly models through a $3 million grant.
03 Oct 2014
Specialized truckload operator Daseke acquired Lone Star Transportation and will add the Texas-based heavy hauler to its growing family of trucking subsidiaries.
15 Sep 2014
Work is scheduled to begin in October on a $30 million dredging project to widen a bend at the entrance of the channel at Port Freeport, Texas, in order to allow transit by larger ships.
03 Sep 2014
Central Freight Lines reached out toward the East Coast last month by acquiring the less-than-truckload assets and business of Drug Transport, a Georgia-based company that in August filed for Chapter 11 protection from creditors in bankruptcy court in Atlanta.
29 Aug 2014
Rising furniture imports fueled by higher home sales are generating demand for Zenith Global Logistics, a third-party logistics company specializing in home furnishings.
25 Aug 2014
YRC Freight upgraded three terminals to distribution centers to help better manage higher freight volumes, completing a process begun in June in time for the fall peak shipping season.
25 Aug 2014
Port San Antonio named a new president and CEO on Aug. 25, tapping a 25-year economic development veteran to lead the inland industrial development agency.
04 Aug 2014
An announcement last week that a Chinese consortium would build a rail line connecting a planned port on Mexico's Pacific Coast to a manufacturing hub along the U.S. border was heavy on fanfare but short on details.
29 Jul 2014
Dredging has begun on the first of two projects to deepen the Port of Houston's container terminal channels from 40 to 45 feet, matching the depth of the Houston Ship Channel.


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How to Remove Paint on Hardwood Floors
Paint removal from the hard wood floors is not easy to do; it depends upon the durability of the paint applied to it. Here are few steps to follow.
1Prepare your paint remover, bucket with water, smooth brush, detergent, spatula, gloves, and face mask. Check the kind of paints applied to the wood, usually hard wood floors is top coated with poly urethane paint, durable and very hard to remove.Ad
2Brush off the dust and debris, wash with water and let it dry, Apply paint remover, leave it for 2 minutes; you can see the paint crackled.
3Scrape it to remove the crackled paints and the natural wood grains appear.
4Wash it with water with detergent and leave it dry.
5Sand down the hard wood using sandpaper, make sure to follow your stroke in sanding to the wood grains, until you satisfied the smoothness of the surface and it is now ready to paint.
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I wonder how common it is. I hear about it, and I also hear about ladies who're reassuring us men about it.
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i don't choose a boyfriend based on the size of his magic wand. I choose a boyfriend based on how he treats me and makes me feel. Sex isn't the MAIN foundation in a relationship- so the size of a mans penis really shouldn't play a part in the end.
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Is there any place where this can still be found?
It appears that issues 151-154 of Dungeon Magazine don't exist anywhere on the internet. Has my search-fu failed me? Or is there some hidden cache of the wizards of the coast archives I missed?
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The shadows are dark in Westcrown, the dottari are in the pockets of a criminal noble class, and the people cry out for a hero.
They got four.
Arokora Arokora aka The Blackbird a stryx stalker vigilante.
Phillip Fathom aka The Deep Sea Detective a gillman Avenger vigilante.
Piotr Miles aka The Crimson Spider a human warlock vigilante.
Morgo aka Not Morgo a goblin zealot.
Tonight's Adventure The Lost Hobo!
Our heroes began the adventure patrolling the streets of Westcrown, shadow monsters stalk the streets of the city, and innocent citizens are getting attacked.
A scream from a nearby allery alerted our heroes to danger. A young woman trapped in the clutches of a Shadow Mastiff CR 5. Blackbird and Deep Sea Detective had surprise, their Startling Appearance having little effect, except Blackbird getting some extra damage (foes are already flat-footed when they are surprised. It spent its first turn baying so the -4 to attacks didn't come up).
Our heroes learned the young woman, Betti Bala, was on the streets looking for a homeless lady named One Eyed Nancy, a local fixture and Hobo fortune teller. Our heroes volunteered to find Nancy once they escorted her home.
Arokora and Morgo changed identities to see if anyone in the Dustbins or Goblin infested sewers knew anything. Deep Sea Detective searched the alley for clues, while Crimson Spider tracked the hound through the sewers. Diplomacy, Intimidate, Perception and Survival were rolled with brief RP interludes. Our heroes came together to share what they'd learned.
One Eyed Nancy split her time between the cardboard shack in the alley and the abandoned temple of Aroden. She'd been kind to goblins and they watched out for her, but shed been missing a while. Her shack was scrawled in diabolic prophecies about the fall of Cheliax and the return of the true master. Interspersed with prayers to Aroden. The shadow Mastiff came from an area marked by a gang called the Bastards of Erebus, trouble causing tieflings.
Our heroes, all back in heroic personas headed to the temple of Aroden. An impressive ruin, it seemed to be infested by Bastards (5 lvl 3 rogues. NPC codex). They set off a debris slide trap, but none of the heroes were trapped by it. All of our heroes used their turns to Intimidate the thugs into surrendering, Blackbird used his mockingbird ability to convince the Tiefs thery were surrounded. Crimson Spider used his wrist tattoo to catch up with a fleeing bastard by activating his Expeditious Retreat wand.
The players found out Nancy was buried in a nearby graveyard. The Bastards led the PCs to where she was, and our heroes dug her out, she was still alive, barely. The PCs learned the Bastards were under new leadership. A tieflings by the name of Revengi, had taken over the gang, and was expanding its power base.
That's where we had to stop.
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I'm working on a homebrewed Distant Worlds campaign for a group of my players.
So here's the basic idea. (Warning Long)
The Dark Tapestry is not empty. The Dominion of the Black exists there plotting their blasphemous experiments for their bizarre empire.
An invasion and experiment cancerized the Spider Moon, making it a living supership, capable of surviving the darkness of space or in the heart of a star. From the Spider Moon, the Dominion could launch large scale invasions, using the moon to breathe mutating agents into a world's atmosphere, transforming the genetics of a world into more kinds of Dominion aliens.
Inspiration comes from Mikaze's rad idea
Tweaked somewhat for my own inscrutable purposes.
Right now I'm trying to figure out where to start the campaign.
In the first adventure I want to have a very X-Files like feel, so a small town, the heroes grew up in and are returning to, and it's all about alien abductions.
In between the beginning and the end of the campaign.
I want to begin with an alien invasion, and end with the heroes as the alien invaders. I want the players to eff the ineffable.
Along the way
They'll become champions of the Akiton Gladiatorial pits, learn the secret history of Sovyrian's Elven population, earn their own Aethyrship, recruit the robots of Aballon, steal a powerful weapon from the Drow, ride with Space dragons, learn an apocalyptic Eoxian ritual, learn how to heal Dominion genetic tampering, and finally kill a planet.
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This is a GM thread, and as such contains spoilers. So if I put spoiler tags on anything it'll be for length, expect to get spoiled.
I've just gotten through reading all of the Iron Gods books, and there's a lot that I love. The authors, editors, developers, artists and Paizo staff have done a fantastic job and I have no doubt that as written the Iron Gods AP is going to be a fantastic campaign.
There's a good chance that when I finish my Kingmaker campaign (perhaps sometime this year) that I'll be running Iron Gods.
But perhaps on Golarion I'd be a Brigh worshipper, because I always have such a powerful urge to tinker. So I'm posting this here as another of my GM notepads as I consider things I'd like to change or themes I'd like to explore more heavily or stuff I'd like to add.
Why is the final battle not in a launching rocket or spaceship?
This was the thing that I kept thinking as I read The Divinity Drive, you fight Unity in Silver Mount, and then inside The Godmind but all I could think was: Her plan is to launch herself into space and become a satellite deity. That's the cool thing. We never get to witness the cool thing. We stop the cool thing, but if the campaign ends with the final boss, we never see the cool thing. Rocket launches are cool! Fighting in a rocket ship as it hurtles into space and you mess around with gravity is even cooler.
The players would finish the battle and see Golarion from space. They'd have time if they want to upload Casandalee to become a more benevolent goddess of robits while they're up there and could then use escape pods to fall back to Golarion.
Why walk when you can drive?
So much of what occurs between books in Iron Gods seems to be traipsing through the blasted post-apocalyptic wasteland that conveniently ignores the high CR creatures that inhabit its encounter tables. This is a situation of not enough space in the books so the GM should handle it.
For some reason though when I think of the scrap-building nature of Numeria's inhabitants, I think a lot about Mad Max and Full Throttle.
I'd like for the players to be able to design, build and use their own battlewagons and crazy motorcycles to traverse the terrain of Numeria faster and help them fight (or escape) the random encounters they face. Since most of the locations they visit aren't really very hospitable to vehicles it's mostly a thing that happens between adventures. Still I think it'd be rad.
Unity and Casandalee need more face time
The problem with AP final villains is that the players rarely get to know and hate them. Unity is a fantastic villain, with a clear and awful goal that the players honestly just don't have enough opportunity to learn and interact with.
As written Unity has a problem, she can't extend her influence beyond the hull of Silver Mount, at least not until book 5 when we discover she can directly control the leader of the Technic League. Her whole goal is to extend her reach. So I'd like to make her a little more successful at that. Essentially converting some robots and NPCs into Unity remotes. In my version Unity has been spreading her influence outwards by a slow and laborious process of building scrap iron towers, these signal boosters allow her to send her signal further outwards, and control those who have been modified by her and her minions. This is an inefficient process and that's why she still wants to escape into space in order to beam her satellite signal across Golarion. The Smoking Tower will be one such signal booster. There will be others in between books. When the players encounter such locations Unity will assume direct control. This will give her minion or worshipper a mythic power boost, but because they can't handle the divine power being directly sent into them burns out the host body in a relatively brief span of time.
This will allow the players and Unity to interact multiple times throughout the campaign and make it clear that Unity is an active threat.
As for Casandalee, we see a hint of her in book 2 thanks to Hellion's ranting. We find her corpse in book 3 and we don't really rescue her until what we assume is the end of Book 4. When we do meet her, she has dozens and dozens of personalities that will pop in and out randomly. For such an important NPC she is very hard to connect with.
My proposal is thus. If there is a PC android, that character is Casandalee (feel free to change Casandalee's gender to suit the PC). Much of the campaign will focus on going back through that PCs previous life and figuring out who they were and where they come from. Hellion will recognize the PC as a brother or sister. "I thought your signal faded in Iandeveigh. I am so glad I can snuff you out for good myself!" In the Smoking tower instead of Casandalee's corpse there is perhaps a journal or a video diary telling the PC where their memory back-up is. When finally the PCs retrieve the AI core they realize that they might "rewrite" themselves with their older version in order to regain important knowledge.
If however there are no android PCs in the party, then I recommend the following:
The PCs will have to try and redeem Meyanda, and again the moral quandary of whether taking all of Casandalee's memories will "overwrite" the Meyanda they come to know.
Valley of the Brain Collectors. Why aren't you a Hex Map?
Repercussions of Irovetti's Clockwork Kingdom
More to come...
In any case these are my ideas for now. More to come at some point in the future. Happy to hear the thoughts of other GMs who are currently running or planning to run Iron Gods.
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Sometimes it's easy to get overwhelmed by the not so good items, and fall into making cynical jokes. There's plenty of first timers this year, and seeing a thread where people can express their happiness at items can be a real boon.
The rules are clear that you can't name or be too specific about items, but vague responses about items you enjoy or even just keeping a tally of items in your keep folder or expressions you might use an item in your home game can be encouraging and keep energy up for voting.
I'll go first:
I just saw a staff that was legitimately beautiful in description and design. I want one in my campaign ASAP!
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Behold a little something to give your Osirion wizard some flavour.
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So in the adventure the first thing the PCs do is defeat a bunch of thugs and potentially put a ghost to rest.
I think there needs to be a little bit more in Aldronard's Grave so that the PCs can figure out how to put the ghost to rest.
Here's my ideas for giving the PCs enough information that they can figure out how to put the ghost to rest.
A2: Searching the Camp (Perception DC 20): Searching through the scraps of tents and broken stuff the PCs come upon a steel footlocker. Stamped with the symbol of Sarenrae, the Smilers were unable to get the heavy thing open and opted to leave it with the rest of the Sarenites busted up tents.
My Dearest Justinia wrote:
The other letter is the letter from Eredian that blames Aldronard for his daughter's death.
The Last Prayer CR 3
I figure with these items and moments the PCs will be able to piece together Aldronard's last days and have enough clues to figure out the solution without resorting to coincidence.
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An interesting discussion about summoners of more specific kinds of outsiders, perhaps with the ability to summon outsiders beyond their own alignments came up in the Pathfinder Unchained thread.
This thread is to continue that discussion, and perhaps offer some requests to Paizo about some archetypes for such options, or even suggestions for GMs who want to homebrew their own.
Here's a quick summary of that particular thread below:
DM_aka_Dudemeister wrote:
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I've set a deadline for Saturday to get my first batch of notes up here.
New Cavalier Order: Order of the Cog
The Rushlight Festival (or the River Kingdoms Faire)
Clockwork Wonders of Pitax (Bestiary bookmarks and new stats)
Pitax Clockwork'd (Changes to the Pitax Gazetteer)
Posting here to make that deadline public so I can be shamed for failure to get it here. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as my players currently are. Remember these are my GM notes, and while I try to make them as reader friendly as possible at level 12+ I'm not concerned with accuracy.
Your friendly neighbourhood,
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Reign of Winter/Mummy's Mask Crossover?
Those winter portals are dropping everywhere.
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Tonight we playtested:
Dhampyr Swashbuckler
Valeros and Merisiel (PFS pregens).
Characters were level 7, 20 point buy with average APL for their level.
Encounter 1: Drow on the Giant Steps
A group of 6 Drow stepped out and threw boomerangs at the PCs while they tried to climb the stairs. The Battle Cleric and the Swashbuckler headed up the normal steps, while the Fighter and Rogue used their Climb Skills to climb the giant's steps.
The Slayer moved around the side of the temple in an attempt to use a rope and grappling hook to climb up and surprise the Drow from the side.
Merisiel was the first to draw blood, between her high stealth roll and a great sneak attack killing a Drow. The Drow, now aware of the rogue focused their attacks on her (but rolled poorly).
This is when the Bullette showed up. It used its leap ability and damn near killed the Slayer. The Battle Priest jumped off the side of the temple to try and draw its attention. No luck, the Slayer was slain the next round.
During this fight the Swashbuckler took down a Drow every turn alongside Merisiel and Valeros. In situations with single attacks (and PCs unable to get a full-round thanks to the mobile drow) the Swashbuckler shined. Didn't use a single Panache though.
Encounter 2: Ettins
The PCs heard some Ettins arguing, so they headed to their room and picked a fight with them. They found the Slayer's twin sister slowly roasting over an open flame. Merisiel rescued this new Slayer who immediately set Ettin killing.
The Battle Cleric's AC was near untouchable at 29 for most monsters. Stuck in a cramped room Valeros' two-weapon fighting easily outshone the Swashbuckler, and the Swashbuckler still hadn't spent any Panache (starting the day with only 3 caused the player to hoard them somewhat).
The Slayer ended the fight with two well placed arrows.
Encounter 3: Drider and Barghest
This fight was brutal and frustrating. The Drider's ability to scale walls meant that it could cast lightning bolt with impunity and the narrow corridor granted that at least half the party would be struck by lightning. Swashbuckler was reduced to -8 due to a failed Reflex save and a high damage roll.
The Battle Cleric once again shone thanks to his amazing AC. The Slayer rarely missed (other than through blink and deeper darkness) thanks to her study ability and high BaB.
This is where we had to end it.
Player Impressions:
Battle Cleric: Right now the Battle Cleric feels like a cleric with Heavy Armour proficiency, the added feats don't completely mitigate the loss of spell-casting. A fun tank, but lacks an interesting hook the way a Paladin's smite evil is an interesting hook.
Slayer Despite a poor showing against a Bullette, the Slayer works fairly well once the studied target is set, it doesn't take long for a Slayer to get slaying. The player felt that there needed to be more choice as levelling the character to seven he felt he was already stretched for interesting Slayer talents.
Swashbuckler She enjoyed the concept, but didn't feel competitive with the other PCs. Her AC was about on par with Valeros', but Opportune Parry/Riposte got ignored entirely to preserve points for doing cool things on her turn. Interestingly a Swashbuckler is better off being sent on "mook sweeping", killing off opponents of CR 3 less than the party's APL, in order to restore Panache. Players might also leave the killing blow for the Swashbuckler so she can restore Panache. There needs to be a different method for its regeneration.
Valeros and Merisiel These players didn't feel outshined by the other PCs and had their own moments in the sun.
Final Thoughts:
Slayer is good, but dull to build.
Thank you for your time,
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Hi all,
Tonight me and my players got together to play a first level dungeon with some of the new Hybrid classes. Our party consisted of five characters, using 15 point buy and the average gold listed for each class.
Elf Slayer
Adventure flavor text
A plague runs rampant in the city, and the only clue are rats with strange sigils carved into their bodies. Five heroes brave a sewer dungeon to find the source of the virulent plague.
Encounter 1: Sewer Entrance (CR 1)
A trio of ratfolk are hidden behind a curtain of sticky vines and moss inside a sewer pipe. The Investigator spots them and combat begins (nobody is surprised).
The ratfolk use their swarming ability but don't really land any hits against the party. Once two are dead the third flees into the sewers closing a portcullis behind him.
Verdict: At this point not much besides basic attack rolls are exchanged. Nothing to really differentiate any characters at this point.
Encounter 2: Skill Challenge Portcullis
Despite an alternate route our PCs decide to give chase and come to the portcullis. The Brawler holds up the portcullis so the others can squeeze through, it's the Slayer who spots the lever to pull the thing up.
Encounter 3: Dire Rat Kennels (CR 1)
Creatures: Ratfolk. Dire Rat (x3)
Another exchange of attack rolls. This time the Brawler focuses on grappling the Ratfolk who has been sniping the PCs. At this point the slayer has used his Favoured Target ability almost every round with his shortbow.
Some Dire rats get some lucky strikes against the Slayer, but this fight is more or less a foregone conclusion.
[b]Encounter 4: Horned Rat Trap (CR 1)
The Brawler tries to kick a statue of a horned rat, but before he can do so the statue charges forth and knocks him down for 7 damage. He uses a potion to heal up while the Investigator completely disables the trap (DC 16 Perception/Disable Device. Mechanical Trap. Attack roll +10. 1d6+1 damage). Springing the trap makes the next room aware of the party's approach.
Encounter 5: Congregation of Rats (CR 3)
The players discover a scroll detailing a terrible ritual that gives a small aspect of Murnath to normal rats via an unspeakable ritual. This is what they need to give to the temple to solve the problem. Time to leave.
Encounter 6: ZOMBIES! (CR 2)
Creatures: 8 x Kobold Zombies (With further -2 Str, no armour bonus, but ratling swarming ability)
The PCs decide to explore the one unexplored room on the upper level and it almost spells their DOOM. The Swashbuckler still very weak from the previous fight refuses to go near the zombies and throws daggers at them. The Arcanist ENLARGES the Brawler who immediately grabs a zombie and starts tanking. Drawing ALL their attention.
Players Thoughts:
Arcanist (Destined Universalist) - Never played a prepared caster before and only realized near the end she could play spells in any combination. Liked the blood power, but was wary of spending that last point (she wanted to be able to RUN from those zombies) Also the party was surprised to discover the Arcanist didn't have Use Magic Device, they felt it would be a great fit for the class but it's just not available.
Swashbuckler - Liked Panache and that it could come back, but felt that parry and riposte were too expensive to use considering she only has 3 panache to start with. (Two Panache and TWO attacks of Opportunity!) She also missed a lot of attacks because her build is DEX focused and Swashbuckler's Finesse doesn't arrive until 2nd level (and doesn't seem to qualify the Swashbuckler for any feats in the finesse tree). It means Combat Reflexes becomes the MUST HAVE option at level 1. Perhaps triggering Riposte just whenever the enemy misses might be a more economic way of doing it.
Slayer - Player enjoyed the class, but felt it didn't have a lot of variety in actions. Every round seemed to be "Favoured Target, Attack". Even reading higher levels the player felt that an actual Ranger/Rogue had more interesting options (due to archetypes).
Brawler - Felt that it was a great monk fix, but would still play a monk for ki abilities.
Investigator - Felt that the Inspiration mechanic didn't do enough, that perhaps a flat bonus being added to the die roll (perhaps Intelligence Mod) would be a better way to model the ability, as spending TWO points of inspiration on an attack roll and STILL missing felt flat. As a GM I felt the Investigator plunders too much from the rogue (9d6 sneak attack, trap finding AND can pick rogue talents, AND 6 skill points per level AND all the rogue's key skills, PLUS extracts and alchemy and poison use AND better at skill rolls thanks to Inspiration? It steals what tiny shred of niche protection the rogue had left). I feel the Investigator should maybe drop Sneak attack down to 5d6 to 6d6 maximum (levels 4, 8, 12, 16, 20). A hybrid class can freely borrow from the vocabulary of other classes, but probably shouldn't be more fluent in their language (so to speak).
Over all everyone had a fun time, and though the dice weren't with our party much of the night there was something learned by all.
Next week we hope to try a level 7 one-shot titled: "Lair of the Wererat King".
Kind Regards,
(Full stats for the characters will be available sometime tomorrow as I have to scan and upload some of the sheets).
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Hey folks,
A while back I did a bit of work for GM_Solspiral, which he has kindly posted on his blog for free.
Without further ado: The Genie-Bound Noble.
Let me know what you all think. I had a lot of fun putting together this archetype, and feel it could fit in any setting with a strong Arabian Nights feel.
Peace and tranquility,
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Hey all, so due to some life issues I had to put my Skull & Shackles game on hold.
One of my players is keen to run the campaign with me as a player. He has given us a stat array of 17, 15, 13, 12, 11, 9 (roughly a 25 point buy)
Comments, suggestions and critiques are welcome particularly for when I start leveling him up.
I know the plot of Skull & Shackles (as I was to GM it once) but I don't plan to metagame.
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In a sudden and shocking reversal of WotC policy, a huge selection of older edition PDFs go on sale: Check it out at Drive Thru RPG.
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The Article. Really brilliant but the TL;DR version the best viewing order for Star Wars that still includes prequels is
After Empire Episodes II & III are an extended flashback and episode I is omitted entirely.
What are your opinions? Will you introduce your younglings to Star Wars Universe with this order?
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So I'm fleshing out Chapter 2 of book 1, and I decided I want the climax to be a fight against the Son of the Sandpoint Devil. Now I have two choices.
Here's my options
1) The Son of the Sandpoint Devil is a Sandpoint Devil with the Young Template applied (along with some other adjustments) to bring him down to CR 7. With both the party and the key NPCs (Ameiko, Koya, Sandru and Shalelu) together fight the creature. With 9 characters I'm looking at an APL 4.25 party which against CR 7 puts it at the high end of its range. Furthermore the Devil will be at half hp. Should I give the Sandpoint Devil an extra half-action per round in order to balance the action economy slightly, or is it already a bit too dangerous for the party?
Son of Sandpoint Devil
This mangy pony-like beast walks perversely upright. Wings, a dragon's tail, and a fanged mouth complete its vile appearance.
Hellfire Breath (Su)
Kick (Ex)
Caravan Battle Statistics:
The idea is that the players who each took a trait to link them to an NPC can control them for a combat, to make the NPCs feel more useful and part of the group as they take on a mighty beast together. My worry is that this could be the deadlier option.
2) Alternatively, a safer option is to use the Red Mountain Devil from Serpent's Skull #1 (altered slightly). This is a CR 5 monster, so a challenge for the APL 2 party (APL 3 if they bring along Shalelu). While still dangerous far less punishing.
The Son of the Sandpoint Devil CR 5
Giant winged chupacabra (Pathfinder Adventure Path #19 78)
CE Medium magical beast
Init +6; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision;
Perception +7
AC 15, touch 13, flat-footed 12 (+2 Dex, +1 dodge, +2 natural)
hp 51 (6d10+18)
Fort +8, Ref +7, Will +4
Speed 30 ft., fly 60 ft. (average)
Melee bite +9 (1d6+3), 2 hooves +9 (1d4+3)
Special Attacks chupar, pounce
Str 17, Dex 14, Con 16, Int 3, Wis 15, Cha 16
Base Atk +6; CMB +9; CMD 22
Feats Dodge, Flyby Attack, Improved Initiative
Skills Acrobatics +10, Fly +7, Perception +7, Stealth +10
Languages Abyssal, Varisian
Special Abilities
Bay(Su): When the Sandpoint Devil screams as a standard action, all creatures within a 300-foot-radius spread must succeed on a DC 15 Will save or become frightened for 2d4 rounds, or shaken for 1 round on a successful save. This is a sonic, mind-affecting fear effect. Whether or not the save is successful, creatures within the effect are immune to the Sandpoint Devil's bay for 24 hours thereafter. The save DC is Charisma-based.
Breath Weapon: Once every 1d4 rounds as a standard action the Sandpoint Devil can unleash a 20 ft. cone of flame, dealing 5d4 damage, Reflex DC 15 for half. In addition a character must make a Will Save (DC 15) or take a -2 penalty to attack rolls, saving throws and skill checks for a number of days equal to the damage taken. This is a curse effect that functions at Caster Level 6th.
Son of Sandpoint Devil II (Caravan Statistics)
In any case I'm honestly not sure which way to go. What do you folks think?
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Monte Cook, Skip Williams, Jonathan Tweet and Danny O'Neil team up to build a trickster god's Megadungeon.
I backed this at the $175, so there will be one level co-written by me. So you know that's an incentive to back.
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Traps are a problematic in Pathfinder. They are mostly a nuisance rather than an obstacle or an encounter. It's a problem that needs some rectification. At the same time, completely rewriting the trap rules will require rewriting the rogue, and the trap stat-block. Troublesome.
So I've come up with a solution that uses some existing rules but also still lets trap-finders shine, while keeping other characters invested.
The Rule
When a trap activates, everyone in the area gets a Perception check vs the Perception DC of the trap, characters with Trap Sense may add this as a bonus to the Perception check. Those that succeed may act in the surprise round (roll initiative as normal characters with Trap Sense add their Trap Sense bonus to this Initiative Roll). The trap always acts on an initiative count of 10 + CR.
The players who succeeded on the Perception check now have a surprise round to act before the trap activates. Characters who passed the perception check know where the trap was triggered, and where the trap is likely to effect.
A character with Disable Device can attempt to Disable the trap in this surprise round by taking a -5 penalty to do the action hastily. A particularly complex trap may require a -10 penalty at the GM's discretion. A character with the Fast Disable talent may ignore this penalty (or take only a -5 penalty for particularly complex traps at the GM's discretion).
The Rule in Play
Merisiel, Amiri, Kyra and Seoni are exploring the Catacombs of Whut in Osirion (they are 5th level). They come across a chest, with weird writing on it which Seoni translates as the treasure of Keftet, the Quartz Prince.
Merisiel takes a 10 on her Perception Check, and identifies the trap, and the trigger (opening the Sarcophagus). She decides to Disable the Trap, except now horrid scarabs are crawling through cracks in the wall and floors (distracting the Rogue). Unable to take 10, she needs to roll, and sadly gets a natural 1, even with her bonus she has failed the check by 5 or more accidentally activating the trap.
Perception checks are rolled: Amiri, Merisiel and Kyra all succeed vs DC 20. Seoni, still distracted by the crawling scarabs does not realize the danger she's in.
Amiri goes first, with Seoni oblivious she tackles the sorcerer out of the danger zone.
The Block has its turn:
It attacks the two targets - Merisiel (Not flat-footed thanks to Uncanny Dodge, and having acted in the surprise round: AC = 19). Falling Block 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (6) + 15 = 21 and Kyra (heavily armoured as she is she has an AC of 20), the falling block rolls 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (10) + 15 = 25.
Ouch! Both girls take 6d6 ⇒ (5, 3, 6, 2, 2, 5) = 23 damage, and the Mummies in the next room get a Perception check to hear the commotion.
Compare that to Regular Play
A trap gets triggered, the GM makes a couple of attack rolls, then some damage rolls and that's that. The players get pinged for damage due to one bad roll and we move on to the next encounter.
The party doesn't get to make any decisions of their own. This rule adds gameplay, and choice and that's the heart of good role-playing and exciting encounters.
Taking 10 and Taking 20
Another useful thing is the Take 10 and Take 20 rules. Rather than making your player roll (or roll in secret) insist that they can either take 10 or take 20 to search for or disable traps. Now whenever the player chooses to take 20, warn them that there is a chance of a Random Encounter (I say 25%, increasing by 20% every time the player takes 20). The more time players take in the dungeon the more of a chance a monster might stumble across them. Again this is about choice, do you take a cursory look over everything and risk failing against a particularly nasty trap, or do you take your time and risk alerting the dungeon to your presence?
Now for this to work it means you occasionally need to throw in traps of a much higher CR (APL +2 or +3) at the party. That way the players don't automatically spot every trap they stumble across. If the Rogue player has thrown everything they have into Perception (racial bonus, plus skill focus and alertness etc) then don't punish that player. They have spent resources to be great at the trap finding niche, let them take their 10s to find traps even beyond the normal range. Disabling such traps are still a tricky endeavour.
The only time you want the PCs to roll is if they are stressed or distracted. Disabling a trap to continue down a corridor because you're being chased by a raging ogre requires a roll. Disabling a trap while holding your breath underwater requires a roll.
Otherwise the character should take 10 or take 20.
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Hi all, just thought I'd take time to post feedback on a game I ran tonight. Home modem conked out so this is posted from my iPhone. Excuse typos/poor formatting.
Encounter 1- Blue Eyed White Dragon
Riding a flying sleigh to the First World North Pole the PCs were deputized by an elf as official "helpers" and were given ambrosia laced Sugar Plums granting each 3 Mythic tiers.
The sleigh is attacked by an Invincible Young Adult White Dragon. Amiri uses leaping attack to wrestle it down with a spectacular grapple check. Lirianne takes control of the sleigh and crashes it into the dragon. Merisiel takes no AoO flanks and sneak attacks.
Skill Challenge
Dragon Returns
Santa's Village
Toy Store Collapse, Bleached Snipers
The villain himself steps out Vital Strikes Lirianne for 50+ damage. Promptly murdered next turn. Mythic Vital strike seems deadly in monster hands.
More tomorrow. Am sleepy.
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I will definitely weep manly tears if my item doesn't make it through.
I've been pondering it for a long time. I forced myself to move away from the idea and look elsewhere to make sure it was the best. Yet it came in a flash of inspiration and has seen many hours of perspiration. Figuratively because of all the time I put in, and literally it's really hot down in Australia at the moment.
It's an exciting item that does something I haven't seen before. It has a really great visual appeal and is something I could see many adventurers wanting to have handy.
I'm waiting for it to be proof read before I look over it again one more time. Then it's submission O'Clock.
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An idea I always wanted to try was giving players traits for completing chapters of the AP (not books, discrete chapters of the books). These relatively minor perks reflect the PC's experiences throughout the campaign and help shape the characters and their relationships with the NPCs around them.
At the end of each Chapter of the AP you'll earn Chapter Traits. Chapter traits are small perks that give your characters small bonuses that will a) increase your relationship scores with your allies and b) provide a perk for your character. At the end of each chapter you may choose one Chapter Trait.
Chapter 1 - The Brinestump Marsh
Walthus' Gratitude
In thanks for your help with the imposter Walthus helps you raise a hatchling viper from birth.
Benefit: You have a viper except the poison deals Dex damage. The viper is trained for Performance and knows the following tricks (come, fetch, heel, perform, and stay). Furthermore your training with the viper has given you a resistance to venom and gain a +1 trait bonus to saves vs. poison.
Shalelu's Goblin Slaying Tips
Koya's Cartography
Sandru's Fencing Lessons
Ameiko's Tian Lessons
Rat Bitten Twice Shy
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and you get THE NUNCHUKS!.
Seriously though, awesome clip of a Bruce Lee look-a-like.
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Male Human Mythic Vampire (nosferatu) fighter 11
N Medium humanoid
Init +5; Senses Perception +22, Darkvision 60 ft., Low-light vision, scent
So this is my first attempt at creating a mythic monster, and I decided to start with Count Dracula. I took the General NPC from the GMG, added the Nosferatu Template and the Mythic Vampire template. It took me about 1 hour to put this together (and I double checked the math but I could be wrong). Some things to note:
A CR 12/MR 6 creature should be roughly equivalent to a CR 18 monster, but Dracula's damage and hp are paltry when compared to the Monster Statistics table. Damage and hit-point wise he's closer to a CR 13 creature although the DR 15, Channel Resistance +12 and fast healing 5 might mitigate that.
He also has a BOATLOAD of special abilities to keep track of:
He has 6 mythic points to spend, either on adding to rolls, or on his three mythic feats (Dodge, Vital Strike and Spring Attack). His treasure is for a CR 12 NPC. With his Children of the Eclipse ability he should never be found alone, although I doubt ghouls would be much of a danger to higher level PCs, Shadows are a problem at any level with their incorporeal touch attacks and strength drain.
Anyway please critique, double check my maths and feel free to use in your own playtests.
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Mythic Setting Ideas:
So before I jump into the Mythic Playtest I feel I can't do Golarion justice with mythic quests before book 6 of any AP. It's an old world mentality but there it is. So I've decided I'll run adventures in one of the following settings. Mythic from the ground up.
Bad Blood:
The Church of the Martyr keeps their flock safe from heresies such as vampires, werewolves, mummies and Sasquatches. Most assume through their Inquisitorial arm. But there is a secret dagger the Church keeps tucked away, a group tainted by creatures of the night, dhampyr, shifters, changelings, doppels, gillmen, tieflings. Creatures with enough humanity to care for the innocents, but enough monstrousness to be damned. When all else has failed, when all is lost Bad Blood is called to deal rescue the innocent.
Inspirations: BPRD, Hellboy, Van Helsing, Angel, Buffy, Monster Squad!
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This is easily the best podcast to ever be cast into the crazy ether. I hope you folks are all listening while you wile away your work hours. You should check them out
They've also got a Kickstarter for a Graphic Novel & Concert Film going at the moment. You can check that out HERE.
I can't get enough of Beyond Belief! I JUST CAN'T OKAY!
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A harsh voice booms from the smoke and darkness in the Imperial Palace of Minkai.
"When does a story begin? Does it begin Eon's ago when the gods chose mortals over great and noble spirit kind? Does it begin a century ago when those noble beings who rebelled escaped their unjust prison? Does it begin decades ago when my evil became LAW? Does it begin years ago when a ship lost in a storm crashed into a murky swamp? Does it begin weeks ago when pathetic goblins discovered the explosive secrets inside? Or did it begin days ago when a band of friends escorted a caravan down a lonely coastal road?"
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The ride down Lonely Coast Road was relatively uneventful and the trade of goods with the Magnimar merchant went smoothly. Ameiko Kaijutsu was beginning to suspect the rumours of violent goblins from Brinestump were exaggerations. She was about to proclaim as much when suddenly a firework exploded!
The horses were spooked, and the guards and friends she had hired were about to earn their pay. Goblins burst forth from bushes and trees, firing arrows and attacking with their scrap metal weapons.
While Sandru Vhisky and Ameiko Kaijutsu tried to get the wagon horses under control, and Koya Mvashti complained about the bumpy ride. The party had problems of its own.
A goblin leapt out of the tree (with a natural 20 on it's acrobatics check) doing a sweet backflip and landing behind Darktread the exiled ninja of the dragon clan. The goblin and the ninja exchanged blows back and forth.
The Half-Elf Druid Mordred worried about his foster mother, rushed towards the wagon horses and attempted to soothe them. Ordering his battle-cat Avalon to kill as many goblins as she could. The horses' panic was great and so Mordred leapt atop one of the steeds and with the aid of Ameiko & Sandru managed to stop the caravan before it careened off the path. Avalon crushed a goblin skull in its jaws with ease.
Garfaz Starclaw's horse had panicked. The Tengu Samurai was cool under pressure using his reigns to calm the horse and steer it towards the goblin menaces to the East. The goblins, despite being under attack from a giant cat decided to team up against their dreaded horsy enemy. Garfaz's blade destroyed any goblin it could reach.
Brando "Little Cat" Tormir another of Koya's wards, and a ranger to boot charged in sword-first killing a goblin with skill and ease.
Shalelu was under assault by a small pack of goblins who recognized her as a slayer of their kind. Hoping to return the favour she had once done him, Cale Anders charged into the fray destroying a goblin with one swift strike. While Ameiko's younger half-elf brother Rorrin Kaijutsu used minor magics to attack the goblins.
The battle was a tricky thing, but the skill of the caravan guards won out. Two pieces of treasure stuck out:
The party spent the evening at the Rusty Dragon talking to their allies. Darktread's legendary bar-tab growing even larger. As Ameiko and her younger brother Rorrin tried their hardest to puzzle out the ancient Lantern. Rorrin's arcane studies served him well as he came to the realization that the Lantern could generate magical light, and magic items with a certain Arcane Kanji would glow if the light covered them. Curious Ameiko charged the PCs with dealing with the Goblin Problem, and perhaps discovering the source of their strange magic items. The mark read Amatatsu, but whatever the word meant seemed to have lost meaning for the characters, as if the knowledge was a song they once knew but could no longer even hum the tune to.
The night ended with a Fortune Reading by Koya, the cards predicted danger in the coming days particularly mentioning the players should "beware the dead". That much would be lost, before much could be gained, and a land freed from bondage and slavery. Ameiko extracted a promise from Darktread to make sure Rorrin returned home safe, she had already lost her father, and her older brother the previous year. She didn't want to lose the last member of her family to goblins or worse things that might reside in the Brinestump. She entrusted the lamp to Rorrin, in the hopes that he might be able to use it to track down further Tian artifacts in the Swamp.
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The party spent the next morning buying some supplies with the payment they had earned guarding Ameiko's caravan, and arming themselves with knowledge about the Brinestump swamp (what little there was to learn). Shalelu warned Cale of a creature that stalked the swamps. A Soggy River Monster had been spotted by farmers, with a face that opens sideways. Koya gifted her wards with potions, telling them to be careful and to visit an old friend of hers, a halfling named Wolthus who knew the swamps passing well who might be able to lead them to the Goblins. She recommended a gift of tea, to make him more likely to share his aid. While Cale learned from a shopkeep that Wolthus was fond of snakes, keeping many as pets.
They travelled overland by foot, reaching the New Fishing Trail by mid-afternoon. The swamp itself was dark, wet and creepy. The first bridge they crossed revealed an ambush predator, a Belostomatid. The creature's paralytic venom, and mighty claws nearly killed Mordred's faithful kitty Avalon. Fortunately some lucky strikes from Brando and Garfaz ended the creature before it could make a meal of the cat. Darktread and Rorrin barely entered the fray. "It's too dangerous! For my bar tab!"
The rest of the old road was easy enough to traverse, and it wasn't long before Walthus' shack came into view. Rorrin and Cale volunteered to speak to the halfling, after a protracted period of knocking the halfling finally answered the door. Haggard and exhausted, he appeared to suffer from many snake bites, and he seemed completely uninterested in tea. Perplexed, Cale asked the others to scout the perimeter of the house for anything unusual, while he knocked a second time.
Realizing he was outnumbered the imposter attempted to make a dash for it, but the kiss of Galfaz's razor-sharp katana meant the Faceless Stalker was dead within half a dozen paces, landing in two clean halves before he realized he was dead. After a search of the home, the party discovered the real Walthus hiding within. Though he had no specific knowledge of the Brinestump Goblins, he knew someone who did. Old Megus, a witch of some skill who resided at the end of The Witches' Walk. He offered the party his hospitality, and a cloak of resistance as payment for his rescue.
Quotes of the Night:
Mordred: "I use all my potions and healing magics to heal my kitty to full health."
Walthus: "Where's that thing! That imposter?"
MVP: Cale Anders, for using great tactics against the bug, and realizing the imposter.
Funniest Player: Darktread for refusing to allow Rorrin to get into any danger whatsoever.
Honorable Mention: Galfaz, for killing things with style.
Current XP: 468
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Finished it today, it's a really great side-scrolling stealth 'em up. Providing perfect visual cues for sound travel and lighting.
This game makes you feel like a ninja in a way no other game has.
Grab it for Xbox Live if you're into that kind of thing.


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TV Info
Episode PremiereApril 15, 2010
Show Period2008 - now
Production CompanyRicochet Television
Cast and Crew
Main Cast
- LuAnn de Lesseps
- Bethenny Frankel as Herself
- Alex McCord
- Ramona Singer
- Simon van Kempen
- Jill Zarin
A fixture of New York City society, Sonja runs in social circles that include European royalty and top-notch designers. In this week's episode, Sonja offers to throw LuAnn's charity party at her five-story Upper East Side townhouse. Meanwhile, Bethenny confides to Alex about her recent family and friend troubles. Ramona has a surprise for Mario, and Brooklyn Fashion Weekend has finally arrived with Alex, Kelly and Ramona strutting the catwalk. Meanwhile, Bethenny is shocked but happy to discover that she is pregnant.


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- I need recommendations for good invention companies that can help me patent and sell my invention.
- —Guest Jose
My experience and gut
- I crafted my own patent app in 2001 -- using a similar patent on the USPTO.gov website as a template. You'd be 100% protected with that hard evidence of your filing. You will definitely get a "Office Action" from the USPTO -- and that's when you need to contact a patent attny (...jibberish fron the USPTO). You'll need to do your own exhaustive patent search with summaries; your own drawings (very detailed artwork); you need a ton of BS to fill-out the application. Only a real patent attny would bother with it all that -- and I imagine the initial app is worth several thousand at least -- it's a lot of work! I abandoned my patent app by the time the office action came in (6 mo. later). I'm about to do it again. Maybe this time I'll have an Attny just approve my initial application -- after I've done most of the hard work -- and gotten a non-disclosure from them. That should save some money. My 2 cents.
- —Guest RonpinTX
Who are the best inventor companies?
- Who are the best inventor companies? What companies are most reputable?
- —MarciaLavey
- Thanks for the help. This is something that i have been looking into for some time now.
- —Guest Brandon
- Can.u tell me that lambert and lambert is 1 of the top companies for inventions
- —Guest jacki fascilla
- I see all of these questions posted, but, where are the answers?
- —Guest jrogers
Best Inventor Service and Worst
- I'm trying to find a good Inventor Service for my invention, but now I read that there are alot of spammers out there. Who are the best and who should I stay away from.
- —Guest firstname.lastname@example.com
Reliable inventor services
- Who are some of the most reliable and trusted inventor service providers?
- —flexxx176
need info 4 legit invention company
- need info 4 legit invention company...i need good reccomendations for my idea and it will work great just dont want to waste time n money...
- —Guest jasmine
invention companies
- I have an idea. What are the best companies out there to move forward with?
- —duby1011
Need help getting my idea out there
- I have a great idea combining 2 products, who can i trust???
- —Guest Madmax
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Invention Assistance
- I would like to know what BBB Companies would you recommend for Invention help
- —Guest Andy
top 3 chices
- can someone recommend the top 3 companies for deeloping a prototype?
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Ever since we upgraded to 3.1.3 we are experiencing out of memory error messages when trying to add an image to a post.
We are on 64mb of memory, shared hosting, one domain and wordpress install, 20 plugins of which most are things like Facebook like button, share this, google analytics, commentluv, rss footer, and si captcha/topsy blocker.
To go to the next level up for hosting our costs would go from $100/yr to $50/month - considering all we want is the memory upgrade to 128.
Is this a growing problem as wordpress continues to roll out upgrades? Why are we suddenly running into a wall, our blog is not really that big: http://www.colleenfriesen.com/blog
So bummed, have done some comparison shopping at hosts with tested & proven support and security/backups, and they're all about the same.
Anything else we can do to fix things so we can upload images again?


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A good laugh. This is my favorite part.
Scott Hairston is not actually on the Mets, so the Mets can't trade him for Stanton. Had he known this is all it would take to get Stanton, Alderson have extended Hairston before he declared free agency.
via Internet Commenters Should Probably Stop Trying To Trade For Giancarlo Stanton.
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Reverse Osmosis Companies in Missouri
Agape Water Solutions, Inc.
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Shanghai Future Filtration Equipment Co., Ltd is located in Shanghai, China. We are high-tech and environment protection company specialized in manufacturing and developing filter products. Our strength is state of the art technology, advanced equipment and strict quality system. We are ISO9001: 2000 certificated company.Our products are widely used in various fields such ...
Shandong Taihe Water Treatment Co., Ltd.
based in Zaozhuang city,, CHINA
Shandong Taihe Water Treatment Co., Ltd is the largest professional manufacturer of water treatment chemicals in China, with sales volume being No. 1 for three consecutive years. Taihe positioned itself as the manufacturer of water treatment chemicals and devote itself to be the production workshop for water treatment industry.
Fuel Cells Etc
based in College Station, TEXAS (USA)
FuelCellsEtc is a fuel cell manufacturer specializing in high performance custom fuel cell and electrolyzer components to product manufacturers, researchers and educators around the world. We pride ourselves on industry leading customer service and lead times. Our primary products include Membrane Electrode Assemblies (MEA), Catalyst Coated Membranes (CCM), and Gas ...
Fluid Equipment Development Company (FEDCO)
based in Monroe, MICHIGAN (USA)
FEDCO (Fluid Equipment Development Company) is a global leader in the design, manufacture, and sale of high-pressure pumps (HPPs) and energy recovery device (ERD) packages for brackish and seawater RO systems. We build the best-performing equipment for real world applications with unbeatable reliability, providing you the greatest value for your money.
Watropur AG
based in Unterseen-Interlaken, SWITZERLAND
Watropur design, manufacture and maintain sludge dryer for filter cake sludge, slurry and sewage sludge from industrial and municipal wastewater treatment plants. Watropur utilizes over 2500 square meters in production facilities, 5 subsidiaries and 50 sales representatives worldwide.