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- City Council Special Meeting November 30, 2015
- City Council Business Meeting November 30, 2015
- Quick-Start Shoreline Business Workshop December 1, 2015
- Planning Commission Meeting - CANCELLED December 3, 2015
- Breakfast with Santa December 5, 2015
- Aurora Completion Celebration December 5, 2015
- City Council Business Meeting December 7, 2015
- Quick-Start Shoreline Business Workshop December 8, 2015
- Christmas Ship Visit December 8, 2015
- Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services/Tree Board Regular Meeting December 10, 2015
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Celebrate the Completion of the Aurora Corridor
Please join Shoreline City Council and staff on Saturday, Dec. 5 as we celebrate the completion of the Aurora Corridor Project. Continental breakfast will be served.
King County Assessors are working in Shoreline
Staff from the King County Department of Assessments are inspecting residential property on the west side of Shoreline to assess and update property values.
Adopt-A-Drain Program
City crews sweep streets to keep drains clear, but we could use your help! Through March, residents can volunteer to "adopt" a storm drain and remove leaves and other debris after storm events.
Comprehensive Plan amendment suggestions due by December 31
Individuals are encouraged to propose changes to Shoreline's Comprehensive Plan to the Planning and Community Development Department by December 31.
Maintaining Shoreline's level of service
Passage of the 2010 maintenance and operation levy has allowed the City to maintain a basic level of services Shoreline residents have come to expect.
City receives planning award from PAW/APA
The WA Chapter of the American Planning Association and the Planning Association of Washington awarded the City an Honor Award for the City's 185th Street Light Rail Station Subarea Plan.


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I am a person who loves Jesus and is very much involved in my church. I'm giving this whole online dating thing a try because it seems to be interesting. I am currently working at Disneyland and love it. I am quiet when you first get to know me but as I get more comfortable with you then I will be more myself, I'm a very trusting person and listening is one of my strong points, I wanted to be a counseler at one point in my college career because I thought that would be a great option but God didn't want me there. Anyways did I mention that I love Jesus? That's the most important thing about me I would say. God bless!
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2004 Volvo XC70 • 108 miles
The oranje engine light got fixed by Volvo(not where I service) and they told me the throttle was dirty and they upgrated the software. The car was fine untill when I took it in for service(where I service) when they managed to bring that light back.I drove it until now when they were changing th timing belt after the camseal leaked. Now the car cannpt idle and there is no power at all. Back to the garage and they said there no communication between EMC and the EMT and they have to replace the EMT which is around $1000.00. Now if there is no signal from the EMC to EMT why change the EMT? What if the EMC is not giving that signal. Also I can start the car and the accel would not work, if I switch off the engine and starts it works fine again. How can somebody help?
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A 90-plus year-old woman named Sally in one of the churches I served had lost her husband almost 20 years ago. Although she doesn't speak about him a lot, he was part of her life for so long (50 years) that he is part of her everyday thinking. One day I was visiting her during the Lenten season. She hears well and her eyes are better than most persons I know many years her junior.
So when I walked into her living room (yes, she still lives alone at home), I was not surprised to see her reading the Bible. She knew I was coming and had left the door ajar so I could come in. Her house was filled with the smell of cherry pie she was baking that she had made from scratch with good old lard. No pie crust is ever any flakier.
She rose, brought in the teapot and handed me a cup.
"You better pour this," she smiled, "because I am getting a little shaky." I poured each of us a cup and thought about the lovely visit I was having with her. I always left her house uplifted and feeling better about the world.
On her mantel, there is a picture of them on their 50th wedding anniversary. It wasn't a typically posed picture. Instead, they seemed to be sitting on a swing on the porch. He was in jeans and a striped cowboy shirt and it was clear that even at 70-plus he had been in excellent shape. She, too, was in jeans, with a belt around her tiny waist and a soft white cowboy hat on her head. She had a red scarf tied around her neck. They could have been 20 years younger from their outward appearance.
Sally saw me looking at their picture over my cup of tea.
"We were something, weren't we? It wasn't too much later that Jed had his heart attack. We were all surprised because he didn't carry an extra pound of weight, never smoked or drank much, and got regular exercise right up to the time of his death."
I nodded, not sure how to respond to her memories.
"That picture was taken just after our anniversary, which was on Christmas Day. He had his heart attack and died just after Easter that next year."
It was clear that this woman had dearly loved this man. I wished there were more couples just like them in this world. It would, no doubt, be a better place.
"I'm sorry I didn't get to meet him," I responded.
We sipped tea in silence for a while. Sally began again. "Did I ever tell you about his last message to me? I was thinking about it just before you came, because I was reading in the Bible about the week that Jesus died and remembering I had been reading it back then to Jed while he lay resting from his heart attack when he spoke.
"Sally, it looks like it won't be long before this old heart of mine gives out. I want you to know there isn't anything about our life together I would change. You have always been such a wonderful wife and friend. I am a happy man." She said Jed had closed his eyes for a while, then awoke with a start, put his hand to his chest, and reached out for her hand.
"Feels like this is it," he whispered. "Till I see you again, remember I love you. And ? I'll be waiting for you there."
We both had tears coursing down our cheeks now and she reached out her hand to me.
"He died peacefully a few moments later. We buried him the day after Easter. I remember sitting in church that Easter morning, singing 'Christ the Lord Is Risen Today' and thinking how beautifully his tenor had always added to that song.
A few weeks later, as we released balloons over the cemetery where Sally now rested beside Jed, we all shouted into the sky. "See you later, Sally, We can hardly wait!"
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Those roots feature a range of behaviors and characteristics—frugality, hard work, faith, marriage, personal accountability, respect for authority—more commonly associated with the conservative side of the political spectrum. In fact, those values have historically drawn contempt both from academic and media elites as well as the urban poor, who mock that segment for its timidity, materialism, and conformity. The suburbs—natural habitat for the middle-class species—regularly draw contempt in pop culture, derided by urban activists as greedy, bland, and soulless while New Class sophisticates shun a universe of SUVs, soccer leagues, and second mortgages. No one can mistake the way that Manhattan, exclusive enclave of the very rich and the very poor, looks down on the middle-class neighborhoods of Queens or Staten Island.
When Democrats promise to defend the middle class, they don't seem eager to defend middle-class values. Instead, they emphasize programs designed to keep middle-class numbers high by making sure that fewer people get rich—or stay poor. A family earning $250,000 a year and with, say, five children may well consider itself middle class, but in President Obama's oft-expressed view, that family counts among "the millionaires and billionaires" who need to pay more to the government. The left's effort to promote middle-class numbers involves twin priorities: to give enough money to poor people so they can join the bourgeoisie and to take enough money from prospering people so they'll feel less able to wander away from the middle-class reservation.
To conservatives, this redistributionist agenda constitutes an affront to the self-reliant approach that enabled prior generations to rise to the middle class in the first place. Taking wealth from people who earned it and giving it to people who didn't may, arguably, advance the economic interests of Middle Americans, but it also profoundly violates their traditional sensibilities.
And nothing offends those sensibilities more profoundly than profligate spending and runaway debt. In a memorable column about food-stamp fraud, Warren Kozak writes: "My grandmother did not serve on the President's Council of Economic Advisers. She did not have an MBA from Harvard. She never went to high school because she had to go to work to support her family. But she gave me an astute piece of financial advice when I was about to enter the world. 'Never,' she told me, 'spend more than you earn' and 'always try and save a little something.'"
Nearly every middle-class American has heard similar advice from a grandparent, parent, uncle, or godfather, and on this basis Mitt Romney might actually claim the advantage over his presidential rival when it comes to staying in touch with middle-class values. Despite their vast wealth, the Romneys famously live below their means, flying coach class when they use commercial airlines, with Mitt idiosyncratically ironing his own shirts in hotel rooms rather than sending them out to be pressed. During his early childhood, the candidate's father (who never earned a college degree) struggled to make his way in business, while Obama's parents were both globe-trotting, left-leaning academics who ignored financial considerations while pursuing their research and advanced degrees.
For Romney, even the infamous dog-on-the-roof vacation was a long road trip in the family station wagon—the sort of car that a chic, sophisticated, big-city couple like the Obamas would scrupulously avoid. Even as a recent law-school graduate, young Barack managed to take Michelle on an exotic and expensive extended vacation in Bali. By his own account, he chose to launch his ambitious and costly state-senate campaigns before he'd made much dent in paying off tens of thousands of student loans—the sort of bold, arguably irresponsible move that defies the essence of bourgeois caution.
In fact, nearly everything about the president's biography and his astonishing rise shows him consistently free of the restraints of convention most commonly associated with Middle America— and endears him to his admirers as the hippest president ever to occupy the Oval Office, or at least the coolest customer since JFK. Romney, by contrast, comes across as hopelessly, incurably square and he would count as the least trendy, most Ozzie-and-Harriet president since Ike.
But this dorky nature may enable Romney, of all people, to stand up as the defender of the middle class, far more representative of its suburban values than his cosmopolitan opponent. The Great American Middle has never been hip, or cool, or stylish, drawing ill-disguised contempt from brooding intellectuals, aspiring autobiographers, and part-time professors like the present president. Romney, by contrast, offers a hale-and-hearty, Midwestern Rotarian aura that much of Middle America may find far more down to earth.
In 2008, Barack Obama ran most strongly among voters earning less than $30,000, and those who brought home more than $200,000. Among the 50 percent of the electorate who reported family income between $50,000 and $150,000, McCain actually won—with a narrow majority.
Romney can improve on that showing and win the election by tagging Obama as the candidate of the top and the bottom, claiming the Great American Middle as his own. He could do so by emphasizing his ongoing identification with the middle class and its core values, while showing his disapproval of the trendy avatars of the hyper-educated New Class.
Republicans can appeal to wavering suburban voters most effectively if they clinch the case that the real war on the middle class is cultural, and not just economic. Stylistic contrasts between the candidates could well benefit Mr. Square as much as Mr. Cool, while conservatives make the argument that middle-class survival is, ultimately, a matter of soul more than social programs.
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cupcakeemmi 4 years
How can you make $ 5 million worth of jewelry look so cheap??
saucyfilipina 4 years
That bejeweled cape makes her look SO matronly.Would've looked so much better without it.Nicole
saucyfilipina 4 years
That bejeweled cape makes her look SO matronly. Would've looked so much better without it. Nicole
burke_chi 4 years
i can only say that i like it on HER
KrisB 4 years
From the front she really looks pretty. The side view doesn't do it justice.
RainyDays 4 years
This dress creeps me out. Probably because those capelets were a trend in the late 70s and I associate it with cheap acetate or silky polyester. Just... blechhhhhhh.
radarkitty 4 years
OMG! That is horrible! Is she going to the prom? In 1991? Yuck!
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Re: what to do when you get a virus in response to yessica88 Helpful
Relax... It's not locked. Restart your Mac.
To avoid the possibility of malware in the future, make sure Gatekeeper is enabled.
Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy then select the General tab.
Make sure either Mac App Store or Mac App Store and identified developers is selected. If that area is grayed out, click the padlock icon to proceed.
dominic23 Sep 21, 2013 3:04 AM
Re: what to do when you get a virus in response to yessica88 Solved
Press command + option + esc keys together at the same time for about three seconds
When Force Quit window appears, select Safari, if not already.
Press Force Quit button at the bottom of the window.
Wait. Safari will quit.
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December 1, 2015
Austin Police Department Animal Control officers are looking for a man accused of kicking and throwing kittens.
Officers were called to the HEB at Slaughter & Manchaca Sunday afternoon. Witnesses say the man was trying to give two kittens away for free when an HEB manager asked him to leave.
The witness says she saw the man become angry and kick the box holding the two kittens. She says he then picked up an orange and white kitten and threw it approximately 50 feet across the parking lot. The kitten did not survive.
The other kitten is being cared for by Austin Animal Control. Veterinarians say he's about five weeks old and seems to be in good condition. A rescue group has plans to adopt the cat once it's released from the criminal investigation.
Animal Control officers say the man is facing animal cruelty charges.
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Strike Back returns to Sky 1 for Series 5, this final mission is set to be the most explosive yet.
Philip Winchester and Sullivan Stapleton, reprise their on-screen partnership as counterterrorism operatives Sgt Michael Stonebridge and Sgt Damien Scott.
Robson Green (Mount Pleasant, Soldier Soldier) will also return to play Lt Colonel Philip Locke and Michelle Lukes (Alexander) as Sgt Julia Richmond.
The show's explosive fifth and final series will welcome some incredible guest stars including, Michelle Yeoh, Max Beesley and Tim McInnerny.
In her first ever role for television, Yeoh, (Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon) plays the wife of the British Ambassador to Thailand with McInnerny (Notting Hill) playing her husband.Beesley (Mad Dogs) takes on the role of an ex-pat gangster.
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I found out from the clinic that I go to that they are experiencing a donor shortage and it wil take at least 9 month to a year before I could cycle. I am beyond angry. I feel like I have been strung along as they told me initially that it would be that long from the initial consultation which was in February! We did have a delay because I got pregnasnt on my own only to miscarry at 6 weeks, then I had to do 2 mock cycles to get my lining thick enough.
ANyway, I am looking to switch clinic and was wondering if anyone had a good experience with a clinic in the Pittsburgh PA area, or a clinic that works well with out of state patients.


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I have a request from a client to integrate virus scanning into an application using the McAfee Virus Scan which they have on their server. I have done a bit of investigation and found that McScan32.dll is the main scan engine and it exports various functions that look useful. I have also found mentions of a McAfee Scan Engine SDK, but had trouble getting more information about it.
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Review: My husband and I visit Asheville often and always stop by Laughing Seed for dinner. They have a big menu with a lot of variety. I love their vegan sloppy joe, and my husband likes the harmony bowl. We've tried several items off the menu, and most of it is great. I wasn't a fan of one of their tempeh sandwiches, but I'm not a huge tempeh fan anyway. The hardest thing about eating here is finding a parking spot, and if you go on a weekend night, try to get there early or plan for a little wait. The most we've ever had to wait was 30-40 minutes though. Basically, it's a great atmosphere with great vegan food.
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What started me writing my own stuff was making a rules-light game based on Eternal Darkness.
I couldn't quite get it all done right back then.
I have one I'm working on right now that has many inspirations, and will be introduced to people in stages. Stage one has a lot to do with Monster Hunter.
But I always had one in mind that was an over-the-top crossover with Street Fighter and F-Zero. High octane racing action and overly competitive personalities breaking each others machines and resorting to fisticuffs frequently.
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Back when I started 3E the first thing to annoy me was the full-attack mechanics. Real conversation incoming:
"So if I move 5' I can do 7 attacks, but if I move 10' I get 1 attack?!"
"Yeah, that's how that works."
"Not even half the attacks, I can't get 3?"
"That's so stupid."
It became just the first of a long list of issues I personally have with this game. The short version of this list is the "fiddly bits", or how weirdly specific it gets in some of its parts that require distinction in some way.
Denied dex and flat-footed are not the same thing.
I don't yet have any suggestions for new exploits, but I'd like to see fewer exploit chains. So many greater exploits rely on having earlier ones in the playtest document that a high level character that wasn't planned out the whole way would need to take a normal exploit just to get the greater version 2 levels later.
Now, someone can do that intentionally and be fine with it and all, but to me I'd rather have some greater exploits that don't rely on a lesser version.
EDIT: though if you did keep that up, an anti-magic sort of touch or whatever made to mess with supernatural abilities is something I'm down with.
I'm running a WotW game now, and we're nearly done with book 1. Fair warning, I tend to run games with powerful characters as the assumption, and since this is WotW, I told them to go all out evil. Lawfully, of course. Also, we're using 3.x material as well, doing "conversions" where necessary, so it's a no-holds-barred be-as-evil-and-fun-as-you-can sort of game.
We do have a Dhampir (dread) necromancer, and he's been doing fine, but since many of the signature spells come later he feels incomplete. Book 2 should be much better for him. In the meantime, debuffs like Cause Fear will suit you well if you pursue the necromancer path.
We also have a Half-Fiend Dread from Psionics Expanded, a Nightmare something or other (outsider) working his way into Vampire and Fiend of Possession with some levels in this and that, a half-ogre dungeon crasher fighter working into War Hulk, and an Illumian Drunken Sensei Monk going into Ur Priest and Sacred (in this case Profane) Fist.
EDIT: added the races. Well, one I can't remember right now.
So a few weeks ago we started our new weekly game. This time we started to play our first non-Paizo AP, Way of the Wicked, and my players are so far having a blast. They want to play more frequently than once a week. Being the villains and doing things you wouldn't figure characters of their level could accomplish is pretty refreshing and our role-playing has been better than it usually is for sure.
I'm very happy we started this game and I have high hopes for the rest of this AP and future products from Fire Mountain Games.
Parable wrote:
Its not that they dont want to bring him back, they are worried something bad could happen to.the main npc they need to escort
Then ask said NPC if it's worth the risk, and solve it in-game.
The thing is, I'm sure using it in any capacity, not just the res, would alert the enemies, right?
So they have an artifact that they are told basically not to use, but has things it can be used for. Then... why have it do those things?
These guys have to trust that you, the GM, are not going to full-force murder them just for using the tools given to them. Besides, it's an adventure, some measures of danger should be acceptable given the circumstances.
If they don't res him now, but need to use the artifact for something else later, would they then regret not bringing his character back? I mean, if they have to use it either way, wouldn't it have been better to bring back a companion?
Story Archer wrote:
It was too late by then, as it had already been used up. So none of that for me. :-(
I came into this thread thinking that there was a character you wanted to kill but just couldn't no matter how hard you tried.
On topic, I had a natural attacker build for Shattered Star and the table joked about reincarnating him after he died. I wasn't terribly amused, but I argued that since I would lose all my normal functions in combat they wouldn't want to do that since they needed my help.
Maybe the group thinks they can get away without using his character's support? Is the game that easy? There's a companion in need and they just sort of shrug?
I wouldn't want an in-game group with such apathy.
Threeshades wrote:
I get what you're saying. I just don't agree, I guess.
To me, for the various monsters, even in PF, a number of those mechanics have no player-based parallel anyway, what with racial-based class features and bonus feats for no reason other than to make it work. Plus, most of the time the monsters have higher ability scores by default, so gaining bonus points there is arbitrary.
I like that the monster rules themselves are largely consistent, but having that carry across game roles doesn't concern me one bit.
That said, as a player, when I have a tough character, I'm also usually the one staying behind so the rest can run. If I wasn't there in that capacity, we might not have made it a few times, so yeah, groups can differ on the TPK issue.
On topic, I can't convince my group to play Numenara, though it has interested me at least. I gave it a quick read through, and I like it just fine, but I'm having enough trouble getting them to play my game, much less someone else's.
Zmar wrote:
Well, toward pools and player complexity. Could it be that the DM is to focus on story with supereasy mechanics, while the player can have his complexity of management?
Certainly. At our table we divvy up certain GM duties to lighten the load, and give players something to do. Our GM doesn't handle the total loot or even initiative, really.
Threeshades wrote:
When players make the rolls, they are engaged in the action. If their defense has no meaning other than a number, they wait to see if they are hit and feel no control themselves.
EDIT: Also, making a playable version of a monster, I think, shouldn't use the monster rules. The monsters are made to fight once and die. They are given specialties that make an encounter with it different than fighting another humanoid. Giving that design to a player makes the player too different from one made to last and be adaptable, which is what the normal races are for.
You should trust your players to know when to run. This situation shouldn't happen often, but when it does, it usually is fairly clear. If the players just barely didn't make it, it may have been down to a few rolls in either direction. But if it's a slaughterhouse, then they didn't realize it was a good time to run.
I, as a player, had to make a very specific wish that an encounter didn't happen in order to save the party. It was something we could have avoided, but we stumbled away into it anyway through our own actions. I was very glad that day that I had saved the wish that saved the party.
Laurefindel wrote:
I see what you did there...
On-topic, Pathfinder is on the complex side for my taste. Even with people playing the game for years so much has to be looked up in our games we're just not sure of that I feel playing it is very slow.
When I GM, I want to be so well-versed in what I have to do that I look like a Blackjack dealer throwing stuff everywhere with precision. Using this game, I can't do that.
Okay, maybe I'll settle for Magic the Gathering levels of swiftness. The earlier the better.
Laurefindel wrote:
Now in my experience, the problem isn't so much EXP themselves, but what grants EXP by RaW. D&D and Pathfinder are big on granting EXP based on defeated monsters, but that hardly the only model there is on the market.
The APs do well in this regard by specifying other things that grant the party XP, but sometimes they might not go far enough, in amount and variety of things that grant XP.
Bottom line is that the method of choice, so reliable as it is, is fighting. It shouldn't surprise anyone that the players follow the lead of the design.
thejeff wrote:
That's a good observation. I hope that what I've come up with will alleviate issues like this.
I have an excellent playtest team, with skills in "system mastery" all over the map, from new gamer to video gamer to cheese master. I've not yet tested the whole game with them yet, but it is pretty exciting for me.
Well, I'm designing a game myself that doesn't strictly use XP, but rather a budget of points given out and subsequently spent by the players between sessions whenever they could afford the advancement they would like. I found that with the design I was going for a system for advancing based on usage made things much more complicated than they needed to be, and I just made the conclusion that players will want to power up in a way that would be useful, so they'd likely pick what they use most anyway.
I put a lot of trust in my players, but there is an easy way to audit a sheet like that.
Sean K Reynolds wrote:
It's not the basic functionality of firearms that's a problem, it's certain combos that reduce reloading to a free action, which (because there is "no limit" to how many free actions you can take in a round) effectively bypasses the action economy brakes used to balance the use of firearms.
So... gunslingers shouldn't full attack with their namesake weapon?
I get that there are other things to do with a full BAB, but getting more attacks is the most effective use of one.
And if the point is point-blank shot, step up and slash somebody with a melee weapon to reload the gun later, why not make feats and deeds that reflect that idea? Pistol whip is nowhere near that sort of thing.
This thread is very interesting and informative. It's helped put some perspective on the sort of work I'm doing in my spare time.
The short of it is I'm doing a whole new game. I'm looking to fill 150 or so pages for everything needed to run the game, including a small bestiary and sample adventure. From the sounds of it, I may want to split this up and stagger some releases to help expand them, and put the "sample" versions out for free.
The truth is, I'm not certain I could even get 150 pages out of what I have so far, so building up will likely be necessary either way. Plus, a new game would be such a hard sell, and especially so if there's only one PDF available.
In the end, I'm not looking to make bunches of money, just make the game I've always wanted to play and put it out there for others to play, too.
I had a lot of fun with Loris Raknian from Age of Worms. He had a lot of time in play and he showed the PCs he was plenty canny, and an expert showman.
When the players realize what scheme he had going for them, the cries of frustration with Raknian were priceless.
I think they enjoyed Balabar Smenk a little more. Just as much play time, but they foiled him a little more completely.
I've been mulling it over and thinking about making Way of the Wicked a Mythic Adventure as well. Not for the power boost, but for the feel of it, where these players are a cut above the rest, but have certain people also in that category that likely work against them.
I tend to change APs a lot to work better for my group and to run smoother (I usually succeed at this effort, but not without occasional stumbles), and I have very lax house rules, and while I think this would be a positive addition, I can't help but think they might be reluctant to accept it because they haven't planned for it, and had any expectation when the characters were drawn up originally (a couple players tend to plan very far in advance, and optimize towards their goal thoroughly).
Do you guys think that the mythic tiers can be added to a character without much planning for them to be used? I get the feeling that's the case, but I want to know what you guys think.
Jason Nelson wrote:
I did this for my Age of Worms game, and it worked pretty well.
Grizzly the Archer wrote:
Don't get me wrong, we've had a lot of distracting conversations, and we try to get better at knowing our turns in advance of it actually being our turn. Thing is, we have so many games and character ideas that we push ourselves to finish games because rolling up a new character is always on the horizon.
Yeah, Age of Worms was our longest adventure so far. Most Paizo APs take us 5 months to complete, if we complete them (not the APs fault, we have house rules that determine when a game is dead because we have 3 GMs on rotation, myself included).
My players make whatever they want. Levels are an abstraction for development. Mechanics are simply the means they use to do the cool stuff. Each of the GMs at my table feel this way (3-way rotation).
Case in point: my tengu has 2 levels in monk, but is wearing full plate, and nobody really cares.
Panther Parry wrote:
This is the very definition of interception in PF, which is why I push for it. Otherwise, I'm with everyone that Dragon Style is badass.
I agree that losing flurry is probably bad for this.
Flowing Monk is also quite good for this idea as well ("Be water, my friend").
Sacred Mountain... I can take it or leave it for this idea. If Dragon Style, take this, if Panther Style, don't take this, and other styles or archetypes, maybe. Just remember you lose evasion with it.
Certainly the Dragon fits the flavor, but I was thinking of Jeet Kune Do mechanically. After all, he was not at all about "styles" anyway. Besides, most of what dragon style does is make you hit harder, but Bruce not only hit hard but was also extremely fast.
If this is still a point of contention, just make him a Master of Many Styles and he can do both.
I make a LOT of stuff up, but mostly because I want the game to be more fun. I follow the rules plenty, but especially with APs, I change things up for my games to make them run smoothly and overall keep the players' attention (not that I always succeed, but that's the idea). If the players need help figuring stuff out (hardly ever), I remind them of the stuff that they've already been up to that would lead them in the direction most helpful.
Are you referring to programming, or laws?
I'm quite familiar with the Bank Secrecy Act, having to enforce its use every workday. I work at a casino.
That said, most people are incredibly paranoid about it, and are very much misinformed regarding its use. Many of them think its about taxes, and actually go out of their way to avoid the paperwork. What they don't realize is how much employees already know ahead of them actually cashing anything out, and how efforts to avoid reporting only makes things worse.
It's like the guy trying to get money out of his credit card, and when it's declined, talks like he pays the electric bill of the casino with how much he gambles. No you don't, and you're making a spectacle of yourself saying you do.
I can't really help you if the BSA is your problem; we need that to curtail financial crimes, and is probably the least invasive method of discovering them.
OTOH, transparency of banks themselves, especially the largest ones isn't at all a bad idea. But, for the US at least, one of the biggest issues is enforcement and punishment of violations, not discovering them.
Kthulhu wrote:
Thing is, after even a single successful adventure, a 5-use limit per pouch won't really be a big deal, money-wise. And on that first adventure, you're gonna be reduced to flinging ineffectual cantrips way before you get beyond the uses of even a couple of pouches.
This is much worse than you realize. Five wizard cantrips have material components.
shallowsoul wrote:
Sorry if it breaks some sense of immersion for you, but this is a game. As a game, it makes many (and many more) abstractions to simulate something that models a fantasy adventuring life.
In short, it's the rule of cool: if it's fun, have at it. If it's not fun, do whatever you can to de-emphasize it or get rid of it entirely. What you propose seems to get in the way of the "game" part of this.
memorax wrote:
Another issue I see with enforcing spell components is that the DM also has to give players the opprtunity to buy the more common items and go adventuring for the less common to rare components. If the Cleric and the Wizard in the group are missing at least half of the components the party is not going to continue on the standard quest the DM wrote up. That gets put on hold until at the very least the Cleric is full up on the components he needs to cast all of his spells. So that adventure the DM spent two weeks writing up is not going to happen until the necessary compnents are found. So that means a change in focus. More likely sidequests to get the missing components. That's the thing DM forgot who make players track everything. Adventuring groups imo want to go on a adventure fully loaded up. Who wants to take a wizard along who can't even cast the majority of his spells. Or a cleric who can't raise dead.
This is the sort of thing I'm thinking about when looking at this thread.
There's a lot of attention being paid to something that's not really all that fun to fuss over.
When it comes to components, and the games at my place, all that's worrisome is what components they are, and if material, a potential GP value, and nothing else.
One thing I like about 3.5:
Shadowcasters. Only somatic components for their mysteries. One feat, still mystery, and BAM, no components.
Captain Sir Hexen Ineptus wrote:
Its untyped so it stacks with everything, plus it also grants you full attack after 15ft movement.
For the latter part, one set of boots already did that. If you don't like that, then don't allow the second pair of boots.
For the former, the movement must be through an enemy's space. Unless that is an error, that means that the enemy will be closer than 15 ft. in the first place in order for that to work. Also, as I said, it's 3 times a day. Even totally stackable, for the price, it doesn't sound too bad to me.
Cold Napalm wrote:
I was never on a mission to prove to anyone that the premise of the thread is true, only that I felt like it was. When I started to post on my experience, questions were asked. Fantastic, a discussion.
I said pages ago that posting the offending synthesist would go beyond the scope of what I intended to do here, which was simply to share and talk about it (plus, expounded on my view that theorycraft is nigh useless and wouldn't solve anything anyway). But if you really really want a build, I've given you enough information to make one just like it over the course of my posts on this thread.
Being of opposing viewpoints doesn't mean we're antagonistic, man.
Cold Napalm wrote:
I'm not exactly trying to prove anything to you, just to tell you about what I've experienced. Take it or leave it.
Sangalor wrote:
If I came across as dismissing any possible solutions to what happened in my game, it's either because I tried them and they didn't work, or I thought that what was proposed didn't make enough of a difference or made much sense from my point of view. I'm the last person that wants to come across as bull-headed.
Limited spaces weren't that big of an obstacle. His items weren't problematic. Conditions didn't change much. He was tested fairly thoroughly, and through it all, most of the damage went to his friends, and he lost more than a few of them. The player also helped make the other characters, too, so the same level of optimization went into them.
He didn't need any wands of rejuvenate eidolon; he rarely got hit.
I will freely say that a synthesist is a good choice for CC, even though, or especially because, there are plenty of non-combat encounters in the AP.
A lot of people imagine the worst sort of synthesist is the one with loads of natural attacks and a massive strength score. That's certainly one route to an offensive monster. Try giving it just one attack, but give it grab, constrict, reach, combat reflexes, and grappling for nearly every action for something I think is much worse.
Seranov wrote:
I believe I just said that it doesn't mean everyone needs to follow suit and ban synthesists. Heck, I said just as much even earlier in the thread. I've also said that we were wracking our collective brains for most of the game seeing if everything was as it was supposed to be. That included looking up every FAQ available and retreading and rebuilding just to be sure.
You're not the only one to come to the conclusion that my group simply didn't think it through. How you guys came to that conclusion baffles me because I've had a lot to say on this topic.
It's not one experience; it's 6 months. A lot can be learned during that time. I've just tried to explain what happened, and why, and for my trouble I get a lot of accusations playing the game incorrectly, being too lazy and all sorts of stuff, and not all from one person.
I'm not at all bothered by this, but it does make me lose interest in the forum.
Seranov wrote:
Hrm... this isn't good.
I've already stated that the synthesist in my game didn't dump his physical stats. And I misspoke earlier; he was middle age, not old.
I've allowed lots of crazy builds in my game because I could handle them, and I trust my players. I've never sat with them for building a character; we're all adults who have done this for years (save for my little brother). Don't forget, the synthesist player is on my side as well.
We haven't had any other summoners in a game, so I have no frame of reference for you there, and I can't tell you what I think of them. We're a group that emphasizes speedy turns, though, so it's not that likely that one of those other builds would actually be played at our table.
I've also already said that the synthesist posted above isn't broken; it's also not even slightly optimized. It's obviously possible to not break games, but what I've said is that it's very possible TO break games. And considering what I'm up against...
See my table is pretty much half casual half serious-optimizers, and a good majority of the time the character builds are made (or helped along) by one half of the table. There's a good mixed bag as far as decision-making goes, but nearly every character is built to win. That I manage to kill quite a few of them anyway says I can hold my own against the guys who look at AM BARBARIAN and think it's a good idea.
So what it comes down to is I can't let anyone make a synthesist, because we're nearly incapable of making a synthesist like the one posted above. Call it what you like, but our table is in a consensus.
So it's as I said; for my table, this is what works, YMMV, but for us, we can't do a synthesist again.
lantzkev wrote:
have you seen what a 2hand barbarian can do? or even a 2hand figher? Ignore dex and focus on strength and you'll put anything a summoner can do to shame.
I have seen what a level 20 2-handed fighter can do. It's amazing.
That was the same game (Savage Tide) I had a level 20 monk. It was amazing in its own way.
Seranov wrote:
The synthesist's attack bonus is so close to the paladin's that bad rolls can more easily explain the whiffing than the build does itself.
That said, this synthesist looks pretty harmless as far as breaking any games. It's pretty likely I'd allow something like that at my table.
That's likely going to open a serious can of worms on the side, if what I see on the thread already is to be believed. It would go far beyond the scope of this thread.
So what I'll do instead, is find the sheets, post them as a post-mortem for Carrion Crown, and then go from there. This might be a while; I can't seem to find any of the character sheets from the game.
It will be there that all the speculation and finger-wagging can go on.
lantzkev wrote:
Banning something without thought is a knee-jerk reaction. This was 6 months of gaming.
I've already told you, we've been gaming for more than 10 years, and playing PF since the beta. We don't ban anything without thought or consideration. We are, it seems, pretty open about that.
We've allowed lots of other things other GMs seem squeemish about, and not had to ban those options at all.
I don't know what to tell you, maybe it just needs to be seen in action to get the whole picture.
In a way, I am asking you to just trust me, but only on the fact that I've had such a problem, not that you need to do the same as me and ban it at your games too.
lantzkev wrote:
The reason I've not mentioned any extras for characters as far as guidelines or general rules it's because there aren't any. For this game, I literally said, "20 (or 25, I can't remember) point buy, no necromancers, and it'd work better with the whole horror theme in mind." So my friend decided on a Jekyll/Hyde synthesist sort of thing, and that was that.
Odd or not, calling it a knee jerk is disingenuous. This was from 1-13, and for almost the entire thing we were trying to figure out why it was he was so much stronger than we intended him to be. Dismissing my group as a whole as being off or not playing right or simply exaggerating is not constructive. Tell me my experience is illegitimate, and I can easily tell you the same, and we'd get nowhere doing it.
I don't have the sheet handy, sorry about that, but with such freedom as some would call it, just figure some of the best options possible for what I told you already and the build is done.
One thing my roommate and I noticed is that we could, mechanically speaking, more accurately replicate a couple of our favorite characters from 3.5. Problem was, these characters, while surprisingly good, were not epic or mythic at all; they were just good for their level.
They went on to feel legendary to us, because of the stories we could tell with them, so maybe that's the point, but super powers they had not.


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Captain Erasia shared her first officers skepticism, but she plunged ahead anyway. KothlisKa armada, she said, her voice clear and strong, In the furtherance of galactic peace we ask that you alter your course. She directed Commander Sheppard to transmit an alternate heading and waited calmly for a reply.
Per Commander Rhizzos suggestion, the taskforce had formed into a diamond slot formation, which greatly increased the breadth of the thoron shield encapsulating them all. Empress was the lead ship and Ariane brought up with the rear, with the other three in the middle. Erasia could hear its steady thrumming overriding the normal buzz of the main bridge, but not eclipsing the pounding of her heart.
Long-range sensors brought the armada into full view and it felt too close for comfort. The alien armada was vast, with the 15-kilometer seedships dominating the center and protected by attack cruisers and destroyers, each bristling with what were assuredly weapons. However Tan noted that the KothlisKa aesthetic seemed to favor sharp edges and the some of the ships might have looked more aggressive than was their function.
The intercept group was trailing the massive fleet, and was just within communications range. Tan hoped that they werent in range of the neutronium ammunition. Flanking the taskforce was the full complement of unmanned warp combat vehicles each ship possessed. Slightly bigger than Type-7 shuttlecraft, each warp vehicle boasted two type-X phasers, 40 quantum torpedoes, and five tricobalt devices.
The warp vehicles filled out the taskforce immeasurably and made Tan feel a tad more confident. She was also mollified that the unmanned vehicles meant fewer casualties.
Heeding Tanakas advice and against the knot of distrust in her gut, Tan had placed Commander Rhizzo in charge of operating the warp vehicles. Erasia conceded that the womans skills in tactics were enviable.
In the event that Ariane was unable to direct the warp vehicles, Empress would take over command duties. If Empress was impaired, the vehicles artificial intelligence fail safes would activate and the vessels would continue the fight without a guiding hand.
Still waiting, Erasia glanced at the Arkarian manning the tactical console. She nodded at the young man and his returning smile was confident. Despite herself, Tan wished that Katrina was at tactical; as did Lt. Moeller without a doubt. Katrina had not been pleased when the captain had broken the news to her that she would she would be joining the Narcissus rescue mission.
Each ship was supplying a senior officer and Commander Sheppard had balked, and Tan felt guilty about thinking of sparing Thav by sending him, and Segen wouldve given Commander Hsiao too many headaches, so she had selected Moeller. The rescue mission would need the best security officer among the taskforce and Tan was certain that that was Lt. Moeller.
The woman had put up a fight, at first, but reluctantly accepted the inevitable. She had hand-picked Lt. Quim to replace her. The mans demeanor and bearing thus far seemed to be another indication of Katrinas good judgment.
No response to our hail, Commander Sheppard said after an interminable time. Shall we try again?
Tans two stomachs roiled. She patted them both while smoothing the front of her uniform. Yes, once more. She really wanted to resolve this peacefully. Open a frequency.
Frequency open, Lt. Aartis voice was tight, and lacking its usual mirth. Erasia could imagine that the woman wasnt just thinking about her own life and that her colleagues, but that her entire bond group, including Thav, was aboard the Empress. The quartet had struggled to produce offspring and it was very likely that none of them would get the opportunity.
It would be a profound loss not just to Starfleet but to the Andorian people who were suffering a severe population decline. Each Andorian life was even more precious than before and many Andorians looked on procreation as a patriotic duty.
Tan had had her reservations about Thav and Aartis plan to bring the other two members of their group aboard Empress. On some level, her dark imaginings had envisioned them running into something like the KothlisKa. But neither Andorian had listened to her.
Both Eirwen and Neva had been welcome additions to the civilians working and living aboard Empress. The captain hated leading them to their deaths too.
KothlisKa fleet, Erasia reined in her flagging hopes and put as much strength into her voice as she could. The new heading we provided you will help you avoid encroaching into sovereign territories and will decrease the chances of misunderstandings or hostilities.
Like the misunderstanding of them blowing the Narcissus to hell, Sheppard murmured, just loud enough for the captain to hear. She frowned at him.
KothlisKa armada, Tan tried again, While we might be able to accept that a miscommunication resulted in the destruction of our fellow ship the Narcissus. That you were perhaps acting out of self-defense, such comprehension will not be shared by the Tholian Assembly or the Romulan Star Empire. Her stomachs twisted at how she described the loss of the Narcissus, but Tan was trying to be as diplomatic as possible and to project as much empathy into her voice as she could muster.
As she waited, likely in vain, for a reply, Tan took stock of her crew. All had determined looks on their faces, though she knew them well enough to know how fragile those masks were.
Ariane is hailing, Aarti said. Commander Rhizzo. Tan sighed.
Put the commander onscreen, the captain ordered.
Captain I think weve gotten our answer, the Zakdorn said. I suggest we send our first wave of warp vehicles to hammer home our resolve.
Erasia glanced at Sheppard. The dark-skinned human nodded in agreement. The captain sighed again.
All right, she relented and gave the fateful order. Commander Rhizzo, prepare the first wave. I only want them to shoot off the bows of the rear KothlisKa vessels; phasers at low-yield.
Aye sir, Rhizzos grin was smug. The Zakdorn was going to get the war she wanted; Gods help them all.
Captain! Quim nearly shouted, drawing everyones attention, even Rhizzos.
What is it Lieutenant? Tan asked, her stomachs knotting with fear of KothlisKa incoming.
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I've been taking unisom and b6 for morning sickness but when I went to the doctor the other day the nurse told me to stop taking it immediatly, that it would cause birth defects and that she'd never heard of taking it for morning sickness before. From what I've read its perfectly safe. So, I think the nurse is just plain ignorant. The only ob in this town is the health dept. and it seems they are more interested in learning about your past sexual history and whether your husband beats you than your actual concerns. So am I correct in unisom being safe or is the nurse correct? She was supposed to call the dr and leave me a message when she spoke with him, but I haven't heard from her yet.
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Unisom is safe to take. It is a Category B drug. It was originally intended as an anti-nausea/anti-emetic (vomiting) drug. But it made people so sleepy that it became more well known as a sleep aid. I've had 3 friends on the "unisom cocktail" ~ unisom and b6. Two of them only needed it for a few weeks, the other one was still popping it the day she went into labor. All of their babies are just fine.
Here is something I found on the internet:
FDA pregnancy category B. This medication is not expected to be harmful to an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant during treatment. This medication may pass into breast milk and could harm a nursing baby. Do not use this medication without telling your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby. Do not give this medicine to a child younger than 12 years old without the advice of a doctor.
I think the nurse is over reacting and/or just doesn't know about the drug.
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My doctor put me on the unisom/B6/flintstone cocktail for ms too. I do not believe my ob gyn would put me on the cocktail if it were potentially harmful to the baby. She is very anti most medications. I'm sure the nurse was overreacting.
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My dr gave me a book of pregnancy things that i need to know, she and her staff put it together and in the book it lists drugs you can take and those you should especially not take.
Unisom is on the list of things to take when you have m/s and trouble sleeping. She said to try this first before asking for a Rx.
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That nurse was absolutely ignorant. It was utterly irresponsible of her to potentially scare the crap out of you without even confirming the facts.
Basically, you're not going to find anything "safer" than the Unisom/B6 cocktail for nausea unless you go completely natural and use stuff like ginger or peppermint.
My doctor gave me a list of acceptable meds for OB patients, and the Unisom/B6 was indeed on there for nausea. The nurse is full of crap!!!!!
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I was told to take the same thing for my morning sickness. And like everyone else has said, it is one of the approved medications you can take while pregnant. But as a side note, I was advised to take only half of a unisom.
Thanks for all your replies. I couldn't believe the nurse calls herself the 'prenatal nurse' for the health dept and had never even heard about this.
I didn't know about the unisom and being harmful while breastfeeding. I'm still nursing my 16 month old, trying to wean and have her down to nursing at nap time and bed time and first thing in the morning.
I have horrible nausea, worse than my other 3 pregnancies, not to mention having 3 kids to take care of and homeschooling the oldest, so I had to try something. I tried ginger, peppermint, the arm bands, all that first, but that didn't put a dent in it, this is the first time I've ever had to take anything for m/s. My nieces were popping Rx medication the whole time during their pregnancies, but I just didn't want to do that.
I need to do some more research about the taking unisom while breastfeeding though.
The nurse who called me from Baby your Baby (to check up on me) asked me how I was doing. When I mentioned that I had trouble sleeping, she said Unisom was perfectly safe. We called the pregnancy riskline in our state, and they said it was safe too. My neighbor who uses stuff like that is 1 week farther along than I am, and she said it was safe, and her Dr said it was as well. So I think you should be okay, but if you can call the Dr to make sure, it would be a good idea, because every woman and every pregnancy is different. Good luck.
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I am an RN and yes, it is perfectly safe. In Canada this combo is actually a nice little pre-made cocktail prescription and is given out routinely in early pregnancy for nausea. I think some doc prefer that they have a chance to check the amt of B6 on your prenatals as well as the amt on the the B6 bottle just to make sure that it is not pushing too much, but otherwise the recommended dose for Unisom should be fine. Many small town nurses are not aware of the updates to the pregnancy-safe categories...though she should have asked someone else before answering if she was not sure. Unfortunately, sounds like she felt so sure. That's the sadness of medicine. Unless people read articles and keep updated, the medicine that they got way back in 1906 is not going to do them any good.
Best of Luck and I would not be too concerned about the nursing thing. I'd certainly call some professionals on it... like you could call the Certified Lactation Consultants of America (google that) and get a professional's opinion until you can talk with a doc who is knowledgeable....remember that some docs are not so aware either, especially about breastfeeding. The taboo of it, kept the older docs who were trained in the 60and 70s from really ever becoming educated on it... and it is usually not a class in med schoo.
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Hey, regarding Unisom . . . It is supposed to be safe for pregnancy, says my OB/GYN, but I would rec. taking just half because it can leave a wicked hangover the next day. However, DEFINITELY stop taking it after birth if you are breastfeeding; I just found out the hard way that Unisom (and Benadryl and Tylenol PM) really impact lactation levels and Drug.com says that it can potentially have severe adverse effects on infants. Yikes! Other options: Ambien is a prescription that your doc can give you and it is safe both during and after pregnancy. If you can't get that, someone recently suggested I try over-the-counter melatonin. (And to cut THOSE pills in half too, if they are too strong . . .)


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