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Darfur and southern Sudan Publications
Mar 13, 2014
In Abyei, a small but strategically important disputed area on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, rising inter-communal tensions have resulted in a marked escalation in conflict in recent weeks.
Feb 26, 2014
Testimony of John Prendergast, Co-Founder of Enough Project, before the Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Human Rights, and International Organizations on U.S. policy on Sudan and South Sudan given on February 26, 2014.
Feb 20, 2014
Recent fighting in South Sudan -- marked by evident war crimes and crimes against humanity -- must be resolved through an inclusive peace process, according to an Enough Project field dispatch authored by Enough Co-Founder John Prendergast.
Feb 20, 2014
Over two dozen humanitarian organizations and NGOs have issued a joint appeal to Secretary of State John F. Kerry and Director of Office of Management and Budget Sylvia M. Burwell in advance of President Obama's FY2015 Budget request to Congress, asking them to fulfill existing U.S. commitments in South Sudan and anticipate growing needs in the Central African Republic.
Jan 30, 2014
Escalating violence, displacement, and new political developments in the areas along Sudan's periphery—Darfur, South Kordofan, and Blue Nile—are going largely unnoticed as international attention focuses on violence in South Sudan.
Jan 9, 2014
Testimony of John Prendergast, Co-Founder of Enough Project, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the situation in South Sudan given on January 9, 2014.
Dec 18, 2013
In this open memorandum we outline possible steps the U.S. could take in addition to what is presently being done, including the immediate deployment to Juba of U.S. Special Envoy Donald Booth, U.S. support for mediation efforts by South Sudanese church leaders or the East African regional organization IGAD (the Intergovernmental Authority on Development), and the creation of safe havens for civilians by the U.N. peacekeeping mission.
Dec 13, 2013
Given the limits on access to rebel-held areas of Sudan's Blue Nile state, there has been little information made public about the situation civilians face. In an effort to document the scope of their needs, an international non-governmental organization conducted a series of verification missions to rebel-held parts of the state in mid-2013. Due to security concerns, the organization wishes to remain anonymous. However, to raise awareness about the situation, they have requested the Enough Project make public their findings.
Nov 1, 2013
On October 31, 2013, residents of the contested Abyei region that lies between Sudan and South Sudan announced the results of a historic unilateral referendum to join South Sudan. This Enough Project report contextualizes the Ngok Dinka community's vote to join South Sudan and calls for the U.S. and the African Union to take immediate action to help determine Abyei's final status.
Oct 10, 2013
Life-saving humanitarian activity has been held hostage to politics, argues a new Enough Project policy brief.
Sep 25, 2013
A coalition of human rights groups, including the Enough Project, representing hundreds of thousands of supporters released a letter today to the Hotel Association of New York City, urging all of their 260 member hotels in the greater metro region to deny Sudanese President Bashir accommodations.
Sep 19, 2013
25 Sudan experts, human rights groups, and leading voices on genocide prevention, including George Clooney, Don Cheadle, John Prendergast and Omer Ismail, released an open letter addressed to President Obama, calling on the U.S. government to do everything possible to dissuade President Bashir from travelling to New York City for UN meetings.
Aug 8, 2013
Economic imperatives are now a major driving force for escalating violence in Darfur. Drawing on firsthand interviews with refugees on the Chadian border with Darfur, as well as many others inside Sudan, this report challenges the oversimplification of inter-tribal disputes and highlights the Sudanese government's role and ongoing interest in the latest rounds of violence.
Jul 12, 2013
The Sudanese government's campaign of repression against opposition groups in its Blue Nile state has developed into an armed conflict between the Sudan Armed Forces and a coalition of rebel groups, the Sudan Revolutionary Forces. This report, based on visits to the front lines in central Blue Nile in late 2012 and early 2013, and details the current situation of the armed conflict there and its effect on the civilian population.
Jul 1, 2013
The mandate of the African Union High-Level Implementation Panel for Sudan and South Sudan, or AUHIP,expires on July 30, 2013. The renewal process and the panel's forthcoming "final" report—surveying its work from October 2009 to the present day—present a unique opportunity to think about the future of this long struggle for peace.


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Cornetti tales
Rome is not Paris. Cornetti are not croissants. But the city's morning pastry Dark Ages appear to be lifting.
By Eleonora Baldwin
Published: 2016-05-12
Every time I decide to detox, the one food I miss the most during my miserable few hours of resistance is the fatty cornetti. It's a love-hate relationship.
Cornetti are the Italian version of the French croissant. Both are crescent shaped, flaky, and chock full of fat and sugar. They're also the most widespread accompaniment to caffeinated breakfast beverages we Europeans love waking up to. But this is where the similarities end.
Cornetti bear no resemblance to their butter and light French counterparts, just as the ubiquitous fagottino al cioccolato does not correspond to the French pain au chocolat.
Most Italian coffee bars don't have in situ bakeries and have to order out. Cheap approximations proliferate. Even the identity of cornetti is indistinct, since a plethora of products go by that name. Filed under cornetti are many breakfast pastries baked in a variety of shapes, sizes and containing fillings such as jam, pastry cream, chocolate spread. These include fried donuts (whose crumb contains boiled potatoes in the dough), Danish rolls studded with sultanas, fist-size pull-apart brioches, krapfen (fried and filled with pastry cream or Nutella), puff pastry elephant ears locally called ventagli (fans), maritozzi (buns slathered with whipped cream) and whole wheat crescents containing an obscure jelly vaguely reminiscent of (and sold as) "honey." Each of these all belong to the cornetti realm.
Every Rome corner coffee bar serves cornetti in the morning, until they run out. Whether delivered fresh from a wholesale baker in wide shallow boxes or micro-waved in back, processed cornetti pumped with preservatives and margarine are the sadly accepted norm. Usually, industrially manufactured frozen cornetti go hand-in-hand with the overly roasted, bitter espresso coffee served beside it.
Why is it that Italians so prompt to ignite discussion on anything food-related blindly accept the breakfast fraud? Indifference? Numbed morning palate? In truth, cornetti have deteriorated. Places that bake their own artisan products are now an exception, and a rare one at that.
But it wasn't always the case. Cornetti, despite differing from croissants, were once delicious. Eating them after sunset was an established ritual. Gone are the days of visiting the neighborhood cornettaro after hours. This was the Roman slang expression for night-shift bakers who'd sell cornetti off the books out of the back door of their artisan pastry shops.
But a 2009 city ordinance making the selling of food illegal after 1 a.m. abruptly foiled millions of Roman nighttime cornetti consumers. That was the beginning of the end. The golden era was over.
No more 3 a.m. runs to Er Montacarichi in Rome's suburban Via di Pietralata. To sample this joint's warm cornetti you had to traverse a dimly lit underground garage, take the service elevator and get pulled up into the bowels of a steaming furnace where the goods were baked and sold all through the night by a team of flour-dusted bootleggers.
The interruption forced by the nighttime commerce decree thwarted quality, and over the years cornetti in Rome grew progressively worse.
Fortunately for me and for my fellow cornetto aficionados as well as my dietician's wallet the fog is finally lifting. The Dark Ages of cornetti appear to be ending. So I suggest you keep an eye on these Rome places, listed alphabetically.
L'Angolo Russo This bakery in the Nomentano neighborhood is open 24/7 one of the few in Rome and specializes in a handful of pastries and cakes. The cornetti are no longer stellar, but are made in the back around the clock. When I want to relive the thrill of cornetti after midnight, this is where I go. Open daily 24-hours | Corso Sempione, 13. Tel. +39.06.8680.0686. No website.
Bar Benaco I don't know what makes Bar Benaco's tiny and expensive cornetti so special. All I know is one is never enough, despite their steep price. Flaky, buttery, not too sweet, these all-Italian cornetti attract almost as much as the Coppedé neighborhood's extravagant architecture. The coffee beverages latte macchiato aside are less impressive. Via Benaco, 13 | Tel. +39.06.854.8636.
Boulangerie MP Chef Matteo Piras is the mastermind behind this Navona neighborhood bakery that uses only high quality ingredients, organic flours and lievito madre (sour dough) natural starter. Piras has also started offering vegan croissants and pain au chocolat at a democratic 1. Will have to go back and test out the interesting savory croissants made with butter and fleur de sel. Via di Panico, 6 | Tel. +39 06 9357 7230
Le Carré Français The new "French quarter" just off white collar Piazza Cavour has great potential. A walk around the large space reveals a sleek restaurant surrounded by all the shops traditionally found in any French town. With more than 1,000 products on sale from foie gras to canned crustacean soup this promises to be the best place to satisfy your confit de canard, baguette and salted butter fantasies. Some items on the menu still need tweaking, but the choice in oysters from Brittany, Normandy and Aquitaine make up for it. The boulangerie section justly prides in its breads, flaky baked goods, and the croissants, tartlets and éclairs are spot on. Open Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-midnight; Sun 9 a.m-11:30 p.m. | Via Vittoria Colonna, 30. Tel. +39.320.642.2558.
Coromandel Ornella is unbeatable. This elegant bistro's chef is first and foremost a baker. She produces French quality croissants and pain au chocolat, plus cakes, pan brioche (which she then slices for her French Toast) and other bakery musts on a daily basis. The homemade chocolate hazelnut spread is slathered with profuse abandon. The friendly girls in aprons pouring the caffè, classy Parisian-style ambiance, terrific specials and smiling host Katia do the rest. Open Tue.-Sun. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., 7:30-11:30 p.m. | Via Monte Giordano, 60. Tel. +39.06.6880.2461.
Pasticceria De Bellis In addition to delicious deserts and designer pastries created by the talented ex-cop turned maître pâtissier and cake artist Andrea De Bellis, the cornetti when available are made with French butter and are very, very good. Piazza del Paradiso, 56/57. | Tel. +39.06.6880.5072.
Palombini I hardly ever make it to EUR one of Rome's most modern neighborhood and uniquely filled with Fascist architecture but when I do, Palombini is always a must: the bar pasticceria (café and bakery) roasts its own coffee beans for espresso, and bakes some of the best homemade cornetti alla crema I have ever tasted. Open daily 7 a.m.-midnight | Piazzale Adenauer, 12 - Tel. +39.06.591.1700.
Panella Best known for its bread and fine pizza by the slice, Panella also bakes a decent cornetto. The technically perfect pastries can't however counter the staff's generally rude manners. The best thing is getting a bag to go, and enjoying the warm cornetti with a freshly home-brewed espresso. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-midnight; Sun. 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. | Via Merulana, 54. Tel. +39.06.487.2651
Regoli This Rome institution has been baking all sorts of pastry delights since 1916, and the house special is not properly a cornetto, rather the all-Roman maritozzo, a fragrant, oblong brioche bun that's been slit open and filled with freshly whipped cream. Breakfast doesn't get more Roman than that. Via dello Statuto, 60 | Tel. +39.06.487.2812.
Romoli This bar pasticceria historically provides Pariolini (residents of the northern suburbs) with very good cornetti that boast a variety of fillings. These may include classics like pastry cream, chocolate or jam, the more exotic coconut, pear and chocolate, as well as pistachio cream, white or dark chocolate spread, fresh berries, apple and cinnamon, pineapple, and other fruit fillings. Open Tue.-Sun. 6 a.m.-midnight. | Viale Eritrea, 140. Tel. +39.06.8632.4845.
Pasticceria San Teo This is a routine stop before (and sometimes after) hitting the weekend farmer's market located by the Circus Maximus. Splurge on Italian cornetti baked to perfection with natural starters and no chemicals or additives, as well as other sinful confectionary goods. And for those who appreciate them, even macaroons. Open daily 7 a.m.-8 p.m. | Via di San Teodoro, 88. Tel. +39.06.6992.0945. No website.
Zozzone a Centocelle As one of the inner city's most popular late night hangouts, this bakery is always crowded, and impossible to park by. Blame their production of old school cornetti filled with Nutella and whipped cream. Stop drooling. Via dei Ginepri, 16 | No phone. No website.
Il Brillo Parlante
Hip spot carved out of prime Piazza del Popolo-neighborhood real estate, Brillo caters to the young, after-work professional set. Upstairs (crowded) is the wine bar, downstairs the food and fine wine division. Pizza (and reservations) recommended, since trendy ambience beats attention to culinary fine-tuning. Food is fine and workmanlike but deteriorates depending on the size of the crowd. You go here less to eat that to see, be seen, and restock your stomach. Parlante is the word since this place is very noisy. — Cristina Polli
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Taverna Rossini
This excellent pizzeria and restaurant in Parioli is open 12/7 not bad for Rome and serves the multitudes (literally) seeking lunch and dinner in the Piazza Ungheria area (including Via Salaria and the zoo). If you just finished cocktail partying at the U.S. Embassy residence but want more, try it. Tourists roam in at 7 p.m., the hip local crowd at 10. Most pizzas between 7 and 9. Unlike some places of this kind, the non-pizzeria fare is honest and good. Great steaks. Friendly staff, including a rugby-loving owner. Outside tables summer and winter (heated) to a help out smokers. Reservations necessary after 8:30 p.m. and on weekends. — Cristina Polli
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Tric Trac
Outside dining offers a dazzling view of Spoletos Duomo (late afternoon the sunlight strikes the gold mosaics). The hillside parade of residents and visitors makes for ongoing theater as do the diners themselves. Try saffron-flavored pasta with fresh summer vegetables and stuffed pheasant. Other favorites: risotto with black truffles and pear salad. Antonellis Montefalco Rosso red wine fine-tunes the meal. Restaurant dates to 1967, when it was opened by Giuseppe D'Amelio e Spartaco Grilli, who recently opened a spot on Capri. During Spoletos Festival dei Due Mondi in July, even a medieval sorcerer couldn't conjure you up a table, so reserve well ahead. Closed Wednesday in winter. — Judy Edelhoff
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What's up guys,
I am trying to overload the addition operator for my math vector class. My (seemingly logically correct) simplified code is:
template<typename T>
class Vector2
T m_data[2];
template<typename U>
friend auto operator+(Vector2<T> a, Vector2<U> b) -> Vector2<decltype(a.m_data[0] + b.m_data[0])>
Vector2<decltype(a.m_data[0] + b.m_data[0])> ret( a.m_data[0] + b.m_data[0],
a.m_data[1] + b.m_data[1] );
return ret;
inline Vector2(T x, T y)
m_data[0] = x;
m_data[1] = y;
int main()
Vector2<float> v1(0.5f, 0.5f);
Vector2<float> v2(1, 2);
v2 + v1; // Line 29
return 0;
However, GCC 4.6.1 gave me this:
W:\projects\Awesome\BetterStuff\main.cpp||In function 'Vector2<decltype ((a.m_data[0] + b.m_data[0]))> operator+(Vector2<T>, Vector2<U>) [with U = float; T = float; decltype ((a.m_data[0] + b.m_data[0])) = float]':|
W:\projects\Awesome\BetterStuff\main.cpp|5|error: 'float Vector2<float>::m_data [2]' is private|
W:\projects\Awesome\BetterStuff\main.cpp|29|error: within this context|
||=== Build finished: 2 errors, 0 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|
And if I changed the second vector to an int vector, it would give me more (similar) errors.
The closest I came to figuring this thing out was finding this interesting page: http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=48884
But sadly, I couldn't use it for solving my own problem. I tried GCC 4.6.2 and 4.7.0 but my code didn't compile either.
Changing "private" to "public" indeed solves my problem, but obviously my intention is not to expose m_data;
I just want to define an addition operator that its return type is determined by the template parameters, which from my understanding is, a compile time thing - for each instantiation of the template function, the compiler automatically figures out the return type based on the decltype() there. I mean, in which way main() is trying to access the contents of m_data for one of these vectors?
This whole thing is confusing me, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Mar 2, 2014 6:16am
I am a female who is in charge in her job but wants a caring dom to date. I just don't know how to find him. Advice?
Mar 2, 2014 7:14am
Fet life?
Mar 2, 2014 7:16am
So what kind of sub are you? What is your kink? I think its all about communication. Smart responsible doms like to build a foundation of trust first and find out what the sub wants and secure consent.
Mar 2, 2014 9:56am
Keep in mind that Fetlife is a community site, not a dating site. So one can find people there, but it is really not geared towards that type of search. Though there are various personals sections for regions and you can always post an ad in one of those.
There have been quite a few discussions about looking for code words or other indicators that someone is a whatever on OKC, but they are so inconsistent that I am not sure how well they work.
Mar 2, 2014 10:15am
I'm no expert, I joined fetlife because I am interested in it. I think I would be a Dom. I enjoy dominating women that enjoy being dominated.
Mar 2, 2014 11:08am
The goal in fetlife is to meet people interested in the same things. Join fetlife, find local groups meet up with them. Most reasonable groups have munches in local restaurants where you can meet the members and get to know them.
Mar 2, 2014 12:02pm
Thank you.
Mar 2, 2014 1:26pm
usually the college assigns you to your dom and you meet your room-mate there
Mar 2, 2014 6:46pm
If you don't mind being open, be open about it in your profile. By all means join Fetlife and go to munches. Collarme is another site which makes it very easy to search for people, but beware, it is full of fakes, with just a few diamonds.
But, bear in mind that dominants are hugely outnumbered by subs, so few of them are looking
Mar 2, 2014 7:41pm
Hmm...that is interesting.
Mar 2, 2014 8:17pm
Wow, you mean you are a Dom who is looking! Stap me! I omitted to say that a sub's chances are hugely increased if she is female and young -ish
Mar 4, 2014 8:08pm
Be careful on Collarme. It's riddled with wannabe
Doms. Guy's who say they're Dom, but really just want to get
laid. I personally would only choose a Dom that has spent
time as a sub. That just goes with the belief that a Dom who
has only ever been a Dom does not understand the needs of the Sub,
only his need to dominate, but a Dom who has spent time as a sub
can relate and understand the needs of the sub thus being better
equipped to handle the needs of the sub. That may not be true
in all cases, but I do treat that as a general rule of thumb.
I would do all the research and discussions and asking lots and
lots of questions before committing to meet someone off
Mar 4, 2014 8:20pm
Right. Collarme is poison, but floating in the pigshit of lies and blackmail, there are some pearls. Fetlife is better for meeting open and honest kinksters, Collarme's structure makes it much easier to cruise profiles though
Fetlife, go for it. Collarme? Wear armour.
Mar 5, 2014 5:07pm
I like Fetlife. Its hard to find a dom that kind of meshes with you. Takes time.
Mar 5, 2014 5:32pm
Collarme is a 19th century meat market. Went there once, and it left me feeling as though I needed to shower and be vaccinated.
Fetlife is pretty cool, but as stated previously, it is a community site and not a dating site. Even those who identify as submissives (especially women), are known to get unsolicited fetmail from so-called Doms who think every sub on the site is there to please them. That is not to say you won't strike up a conversation with a genuinely interesting and caring man who is a Dominant. I agree with advice to hie thee to a munch. Even if you don't meet a Dom, it is wonderfully relaxing to be able to talk to people who don't judge you for your preferences, no matter what they may be.
As far as OKC goes, I look at the Personality section. Many don't show any Dom/sub indicators, but it doesn't hurt to look. For me, I know any man who does show "More Submissive" is not going to suit, and to take a close look at those who are listed as "More Dominant."
Mar 7, 2014 2:08pm
Most self proclaimed doms are socially awkward jack asses inept in their endeavors, look for some broken chick with daddy issues to take their frustration out on in some half assed sexual encounter. If he isnt dominant, compelling, a leader in life, he damn sure isnt a dom.
Mar 31, 2014 4:05am
Most of the guys you will find on those websites are like those Dom wannabees Lexie mentioned.
A real Dom probably would not want to advertize that he is in to deviant sex.
He will meet plenty of women elsewhere. If he gets to know a girl, he will figure out she is a bottom waiting for someone to be her top.
Apr 25, 2014 6:40pm
I'd also like to know this. Haha.
Apr 26, 2014 5:15pm
Collarme is a place to check but yes..MANY of the people there are fake or wannabees.
Fetlife is more community based..less people looking to date and more finding people that understand the way you work and sharing. It can be tough in the mainstream world..because both Doms and subs are seen as deviants in many aspects.. When in fact we are as much human as anybody else.
We laugh or roll our eyes at the loads of kitten videos on Youtube, We listen to old school rock and jam out with a air guitar solo. We relish Cheesecake and Steak:) We are people as much as anybody else is.
A D/s relationship is still a relationship. Search the sites..find people that supplement you.
Just because somebody is a Dom or a sub doesnt mean they are right for you or you for them.
For those looking for information on the lifestyle..Google it..its out there..and the extremes are there also..same as for anything.
Look at politics..a person can go from extreme right to extreme left or somewhere in between.
A D/s can also go across the spectrum. So find a person that fits you..in many aspects..NOT just their sexual or lifestyle preference.
And yes most Doms do not go around telling people they are a Dom.. most Doms have certain personality traits. A leader type personality..who doesnt demand people follow them because they are a Dom..people follow them because they are smart, sure of themselves, and lead well.
My 2 cents
May 13, 2014 12:17am
I am usually verbose, and most everyone touched upon a number of points I would have written a book on. Thus I will keep it short and try and add practical suggestions and helpful hints not already mentioned above.
Step 1.) Join fetlife
Step 2.) Fill out your complete profile adding kinks and a few "writings".
Step 3.) Add more then 10 photographs of you (skip the nude pictures, unless you are going for quantity not quality).
Step 4.) Invite a trusted friend in the same city/town as you to join fetlife and have them do the above, and list them as your "protector" (or do a search and find a trusted friend you didn't realize was on fet! Ideally they should appear well-known and respected in the local community). Again this is if you are going for quality not quantity.
Step 5.) Search around profiles you like while being very picky. Don't just send a friend request... Make a comment on writings within their profile. They will see it, and chances are they will write to you after checking out your profile.
Step 6.) Write them a message (optional if they don't write back), and be selective who you write back to when checking your inbox. You will get plenty to choose from (or even better, the only ones that go through proper etiquette will likely be worth writing to).
Step 7.) Vet the person. By that I mean write to anyone listed on their pages, or any friends they appear to interact with and ask about said person. Ask honestly if you feel they might be able to fit the needs you have.
Step 8.) Enjoy the conversations with them, and when it feels natural meet in a public place such as a munch or coffee. See if the chemistry is there and talk at lengths of personal experiences and desires.
Step 9.) Put in writing clear expectations and wants from the relationship.
Step 10.) Enjoy, adapt, grow, experience.
I say all of this not because fetlife is an ultra seedy place, rather each of these steps are great filters that will further distill the choices and make clear the gems from the horn-balls.
Being picky is a good thing, and no need to compromise in places like fetlife (or okcupid for that matter).
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Quick point - he specifically wants to give up the spells to get half his favored enemy bonus on all ranged attacks. At that point, you're looking at something that's a bit more even, although I'd generally say the weight is on the fighter side. Vanilla ranger beats both options, though.
Kurald Galain wrote:
Twelve rounds should cover every combat for the entire day, so that's sufficient. Also, you can easily get more: take a trait for +1 pool, a feat for +2 pool, or a wyroot weapon. So it's not "maybe 12", it's at least 12 and up to 20 if you want.
I never have a full combat day go less than twenty rounds at 4th-5th level. How would that kind of scaling affect your analysis?
Note, however, that the general rule is "Most recent published is the official version." Since the UC errata post-dates UE, the final UC version takes precedent in org play.
Erm, I think the proposed action sequence here is to, before combat, cast one or more iterations of Coin Shot to 'prime' the attack later. THEN, once in a fight, possibly if an enemy has closed to close range, use spellstrike with a different spell on the already-enchanted coins.
Which seems to work if you have some way to get spellstrike with a ranged weapon.
I'll admit Vanilla Skyrim isn't my thing (I've generally had more fun using SkyRE or Perkus Maximus, but if you're not on PC those aren't going to be options.) But one thing that's almost universally true regardless of mods - Combat First. The game's systems are set up on a presumption of combat skills being at particular levels compared to your character level - if your primary damage skill is above this, you will devastate, almost regardless of which skill that is. Although, as a mage, you need spells to go with it, and a warrior type needs appropriate weapons.
Also, for the record: The wording you'd be looking for to cover this rules interpretation is not: X does not stack with Y.
The wording you're looking for is: A subject/target cannot be affected by both X and Y simultaneously. If they would be, (X or Y) takes precedence.
My ruling would basically be that the target has to obey rules for line-of-sight and line-of-effect as if it were going in a straight line from you. Otherwise, as others have said, this lets you bypass a number of infusion costs that are obviously intended.
Right. I think I get it, there seems to be some confusion. In a batch of MMOs that includes WoW, spells are considered individual entities unto themselves. In those games, one spell that doesn't 'stack' with another overwrites it when cast, even if the new one is worse (Or the best applies, depending on the game.)
Pathfinder explicitly doesn't work that way. Per everything above, spells are always divided into their individual effects for purposes of determining how stacking functions - in effect, "stacking spells" doesn't even mean anything in the system, because it never happens.
Tectorman wrote:
It officially doesn't exist.
Mathmuse wrote:
This almost seems to sum up the rules issue in a logical way. Now, what is the logic for "The spell says it does not stack, therefore nothing in the entire game can overwrite it" per CapinCaril's apparent argument?
ZZTRaider wrote:
...The Synthesist just doesn't care at all what his physical stats are.
This is why I houserule that the synthesist changes are always temporary bonuses - thus, they don't qualify for feats if they try to completely dump their physical stats. It seems to work well enough that I question whether that was always the intention.
DeltaPangaea wrote:
Uhm, both of these were adjusted per playtest feedback. The Kineticist didn't get adjusted enough but it certainly got a bump, and the problem with the Medium was the playtest version had a bewildering array of spirits, intended to introduce an exponentially larger number, and only two or three of the ones they had were of any value. They eliminated a ton of chaff and made six good ones, with the possibility of introducing more later.
Milo v3 wrote:
Wait... You don't want the "Mind Control capstone" because it's mind control... On the mindcontrol class... There is a reason the iconic is evil in alignment....
Short version (from my perspective) . . . there's mind control, and there's mind control, so to speak. Degrees by which things can be measured.
Hypnotic Stare is less "control" and more "general interference with mental function" as are most of the Mesmerist Tricks. There are also a whole bunch of spells which add up to the 'Jedi Mind Trick' which is generally considered acceptable, if a bit dubious and probably neutral rather than good.
It's not easy being a good-aligned Mesmerist, but it's not impossible.
Which, by PF standard, can't happen. That's why my VERY FIRST thing was asking about exactly that kind of thing, we really need more information. . . although again, I would say the Paladins falling is absolutely going to happen regardless. One of the problems with objective morality is that it restricts options, this is one of them.
You can debate the degree of evil, but it is evil, is deliberate, and thus a direct ethos violation. Period.
(And I'd never run a campaign on this premise for that exact reason.)
This one is going to require A LOT more information - we basically need to know your entire cosmology because you're clearly not using the Pathfinder standard, or possibly you're misunderstanding it.
However, proceeding on the presumption that you are, indeed, trying to use the PF standard cosmology, the first thing is that this kind of wanton murder is never Good. Never. The GOD would become evil for ordering it of his priesthood.
I'm going to sort of skip the first question you asked, because it's an individual thing and I don't really have enough information on what their belief system is.
Paladins who follow the order fall. Period. No ambiguity on this one - direct murder of an acknowledged innocent is a deliberate evil act, regardless of reasons. That's the one rule ALL Paladins have to follow
ALL Paladins who refuse retain their status, so long as their ethos doesn't have an edict requiring them to obey their god (And they don't have an archetype requiring them to follow a deity.) Base Pathfinder doesn't even require Paladins to draw their power from a deity, so they'll retain their powers regardless over their refusal.
Anzyr wrote:
Mesmerist with Psychic Inception has. . . a really bad chance to pull it off, and I believe there's a Bard archetype that can use mind-affecting spells on Undead.
I'd say it's poorly edited, rather than poorly conceived. It seems pretty clear the intent is to work only on abilities that require some sort of conscious action but the game makes that fairly hard to word properly. This is . . . obviously not a good solution, which makes sure that you can confuse a troll into not regenerating.
Steve Geddes wrote:
Agreed. A poll is best used as a tool for the PDT for finding out where their time spent on communication is best directed.
To take these in order...
Chris Lambertz wrote:
The first idea sounds all right, but it's not really what we're going for here. The key problem is that the rules team already has the tools they need, but are choosing, for whatever reason, not to use them. I'm not trying to pass judgement on their reasons for not doing so, but it's leading to the problem whereby there's a disconnect. This can't be solved by giving them more tools, but by them using the tools they have.
- How would you prefer to see new FAQs communicated to the community? Is that in the form of a blog series, or is it a series of threads?
I think it needs both, if not more, personally. Right now FAQs are extremely difficult to find if you don't know where to look. Stickied posts at the top of the Rules forum, individual Product Forums, and the General forum (could concievably be cross-linked somehow so they only need to be posted to once) plus a BIG link on the actual product pages might work.
- Knowing how we've handled errata up until now, what would you change? If it's a blog, what general information would you like to see us include?
The first thing I'd do is stop calling a great deal of stuff like this "errata." Instead, reserve the word "errata" purely for editing issues. A +20 where a +2 was obviously intended, pure typos, that kind of thing. This would bring you in line with the English language. Errata might change rules-as-published, but would not consist of any changes of rules-as-intended. Errata, ideally, would happen very rarely as this kind of thing should be fairly easy to catch.
Now, how to handle the rest of these kinds of changes? First, let's instead call them (for want of a better term) "Updates." Updates reflect new ideas on how a particular rule should work from the rules team. They can be folded into the FAQ system (and announced in the same manner as above - an Update doesn't require a specific forum post to ask a question) but should be subjected to pretty restricted internal review. That would, hopefully, expedite serious changes like this to avoid problems like the massive retraining crisis PFS is undergoing.
Lastly, and I think this is important - there needs to be a moratorum on Updates between the end of Paizocon and the start of GenCon. If that means they don't make the new printing, they don't make the new printing.
- Let's assume the PRD is a blank slate and we can have any unicorn we want, how would you invision errata being notated here?
Display the updated rule as colored text (I'll suggest red, but I'm no web designer). When moused over, red text in rules shows a pop-up of the original text and a link to the Update post or relevant Errata document.
- Are versioned PDFs a thing you'd use and want?
- Polls have been mentioned here, and in the past we've done a *couple* playtest surveys. If we did have polls, what do you invision them being used for? What kind of content justifies a poll versus a feedback thread in your mind?
Updates on product over a certain age should probably require a poll. Obviously, a strong 'no' vote shouldn't be an automatic veto but it should give the rules team pause, which would hopefully make the point more clearly that the community finds certain types of updates . . .less than acceptable.
*Facepalms* Because spontaneous casting is an overwhelming advantage.
Please note, the above is sarcasm.
Grond wrote:
Glad to see it worked out!
Charon's Little Helper wrote:
Little as I post these days, this gets me to come out of my shell. Josh isn't roleplaying paladins, he's roleplaying jerks. Even the oldest of the old-school was only required to donate his own share. Anything else wasn't his to donate, and doing more than politely suggesting it would be a minor ethos violation itself.
I would suggest not reinventing the wheel - The Daring Champion already does most of what you want, so I would just apply it to the Samurai, perhaps with modification to give him the Slashing Grace feat at level one. Yes, Panache is not ki but it's honestly better in most cases.
Buri Reborn wrote:
Dump stats are a player creation.
Uhm....no? The game was designed to reward players for putting high scores into certain attributes, then switched from a random generation system to a point buy (meaning those high scores are a scarce, hard-to-expand resource.) The label 'dump stat' is arguably a player-made one. You are, of course, free to do what you want with your resources, but the idea that "If you're playing class X, putting points into Y won't reward you so it's a questionable choice" is baked solidly into the game at a number of points.
Uhm, the really egriegious thing here is the GM declared "Automatic damage every round until you're dead from being grappled once and you have no options to escape." There's a bit more going on than just the legality of the grapple itself.
While the opponent might technically be able to grapple a whirlwind, your GM messed up on a couple of points.
1) The Whirlwind ability triggers in response to touching the creature using it - grappling most certainly counts as touching, so he has to make a save before the grapple can begin.
2) Being grappled does not deny you the ability to use any actions in particular - it imposes penalties on some of them and prevents actions that require two hands but changing shape with Wild Shape doesn't require any hands at all (It's a Supernatural, not a spell-like).
3) In addition, each round the grappler needs to make a new CM check to maintain the grapple. This would almost certainly continue to count as touching the whirlwind, requiring new saves against the Whirlwind ability. Plus, of course, a natural 1 on any given check is an automatic failure, so there's also that.
Aelryinth wrote:
In addition to the above, you also can't actually do this - Summoned creatures can't use spell-likes with an expensive material component (or, more likely, won't.) Continual Flame requires 50 gp of ruby dust.
Deylinarr wrote:
Why would the DC be Cha based for a class that uses Wis as it's casting stat?
Because, unless specifically called out, that's how SLAs work.
What about the White Mage Arcanist? You'll probably need the Witch to be willing to cover some of the non-Curing spells, but you'll be able to use spontaneous healing pretty well. Then build as a blaster Arcanist.
EDIT: Just double-checked myself and forgot that Witches don't have some of the key spells either. This would mean you'd be dependent on purchased scrolls and wands, although with UMD on your list you could probably do this since you'd likely need some Charisma as a blaster anyway.
In PFS, an animal companion's intelligence and languages are considered irrelevant - you always need to use Handle Animal checks to control the animal regardless of what you try to do to get around it.
the secret fire wrote:
Wizard: "Gah...uhhhhh...this is...but I...wait! I'm going to cast a web between the rocks down there, and you peeps jump down into it. It might be a bumpy landing, but it should catch you, and I can dispel it when you're all down."
And then the party dies. There are about ten reasons it doesn't work or is a rotten idea in this scenario, starting with the fact that you can't cast it on the area described in the first place.
I'm sure others will also point out that the wizard's probably going to have scrolls of better solutions to the problem handy, and know which ones.
Arcanist: "Well crap guys, I didn't prepare the right spell, but...give me six seconds...ok, now I can cast feather fall with all of my 1st level slots. You may jump at your leisure."
And he's burned through about a fourth of his resources for the day given a probable party of five-six targets. So even IF your web scenario worked, an Arcanist working with his fewer spells has just as much, if not more, reason to apply cleverness and ingenuity to the problem so he doesn't burn through his entire spell allowance. He also doesn't have ready access to Scribe Scroll, so he's (a bit) less likely to have the right answer a move action away without spending daily resources.
Also, and one thing I feel the need to keep bringing up, is that Golarion is written as though it's not a static setting even though it very much is. What we see isn't intended to be taken as the end point, but a continuation of a never-ending cycle whereby the sentient races (particularly humanity) rise up from the stone age, usually to the beginnings of a Magiindustrial Era...and then some moron wonders what the World Destroyer Button on the new doohickey does and/or a rock falls out of the sky and resets everything back to the stone age. This has literally happened four times in various incarnations that I can think of off the top of my head.
Golarion does not have some wondrous continual upward curve of accumulated knowledge. Even in the real world, where we don't have to contend with civilization crumbling every couple thousand years on average, knowledge has routinely been lost and regained all the time up through roughly the later half of the 20th century. And we're still rediscovering stuff we obviously once knew.
How much worse is that going to be in Golarion, without an internet, where printing presses exist for maybe 300 years at a time and then people have to burn the books to survive the winter?
It just so happens that the 'snapshot' of this development and redevelopment cycle we're given is at a point where the "unknown" about the science of arcane magic still vastly outweighs the "known."
666bender wrote:
SLA can be gain from 1 class.
Not true. You just need one SLA from an Arcane source and one from a Divine source. Racials are always Arcane, but the Trickery domain gives Mirror Image as a divine SLA, allowing you to qualify via SLAs for both requirements. There may be others, but they're probably not as useful so people aren't going to know them off the top of their heads.
It should also be pointed out that Golarion goblins have been described as having a seriously unreal metabolism at times (such as four killing and eating an entire horse in a single night.) That's probably a bit extreme, but it gives you an idea of some of the problems even a "civil" goblin might cause.
All right, here's the idea for a character - Ex NEG who got drummed out of the service, and was grabbed by the Society who recognized that she is still dedicated to the fight. She has a small PI job on the side as a cover for her activities for the Society, and uses her Tager abilities for investigation more than combat.
Crunch below, probably best to check it since it's been a very long while since I made a character and memory of the mechanics is fuzzy.
Sarah Watson (Female Human Tager (Shadow)/Former NEG Mecha Pilot)
Age: 28 Height: 5'8" Weight: 130 Lbs
Agi(7): 8/4 10/5
Actions: 2/3 Movement: 6/8 Orgone: 5 Reflex: 7/8
Skills(20 + 2 human + 12 Cheats = 34):
English: 4
Athletics: 2
Armed Fighting: 1
Eidetic Memory (3)
My read - a Pearl would only work if the Arcanist has some way to "burn" the prepared spell slot (Losing access to the spell prepared in that slot) and would restore it for use with their spontaneous casting pool. Right now, I don't know of any way to do that other than maybe some 'steal spells' type abilities.
All right - working on ideas, but have to work tonight. I should be able to finish in the morning - this is gonna take a LOT of skills to get just right.
Definitely interested - have an idea for an ex-pilot. Would mecha skills be verbotten by the campaign rules? (I was thinking a few points put towards them to represent "Used to do this all the time, but it's been awhile.")
Nathanael Love wrote:
Sure if they put all the revisions in one single volume of an updated core book and don't redo any other books, that would be fine. . . that's not an "edition" though.
Uhm, yes it is. WOTC's been trying to change the idea of what constitutes a new edition by creating a new game every five years and labeling it a "new edition" but that doesn't make them right.
captain yesterday wrote:
These sorts of things have never proven a long-term solution. It's been tried before, and at best you get temporary bickering about as bad as any edition war short of the 3E/4E one, followed by lots of "Well, I like it but it's 'just a sourcebook' and one of the other players hates it so we don't use it." Plus it can't actually fix underlying issues like the save divide, the Feat structure, the spell level assumptions, and so on.
And yes, I believe it's possible to fix these things without invalidating the Adventure Paths, although it's enough work that I can see Paizo being very hesitant about trying.
Pathfinder Unchained is a good breeding ground to try out new ideas for a revision. It's not a substitute for actually going in and doing that revision.
JCAB wrote:
Especially when they are not actually indented to be BBEG in Aps.
So you completely missed my point. Anybody in a secondary supplement who gets more than a few lines is potentially going to be one of these down the line. To use your example, just because the head of the Acadame has not yet been featured in an AP doesn't mean he will not be. In fact, given the background on the Acadamae, he's a very good candidate for such at some point in the future. Just because that AP hasn't been written yet doesn't make it good practice to make him unsuitable for it.
I'm going to take this to a meta level for a moment. Those arguing that characters CAN be low level are disregarding a very key problem.
Every six months, one of these rulers might be designated the BBEG of an Adventure Path. Not 'your personal campaign', but something meant for general publication. This enforces a very tight structure, including pre-selecting a CR range that can be used. On average, APs end with the PCs at around level 15-16, which means the CR has to be something that would be appropriate to challenge PCs of those levels.
And people tend to be kind of touchy when something new deviates wildly from previously published material.
This pretty much dictates that more NPC rulers will fall into the high range than the low, simply so that future authors and developers won't continually find themselves in a position of having to justify a previously-discussed NPC suddenly adding ten levels and an artifact they didn't have before. You can get away with that every now and again, but not every time you start on a new AP.
Nothing's stopping you in a homebrew campaign, but Golarion's got to support the main product and that imposes design limitations.
Flame mystery has several decent blast powers, as does the Winter mystery.
Honestly, you're going to be very unhappy trying to be a blaster as a Mystic Theurge. It may be doable at this point by hunting through every single splat book, but it's literally going to take you months of research and possibly hundreds of dollars buying relevant Additional Resources if you're new to the game as a whole, and you'll still probably going to be less capable than a straight class because you'll be, at best, a spell level behind everyone else.
I think the goal was to try to keep it relatively balanced with the Core races. Flight's expensive with the Race Builder (and correctly so), so you probably can't get everything you want. If your GM doesn't mind a little more power, you can probably add some of that in, but not all.
1) Yes.
2) Yes.
3) No. "Magus Spells" in the Magus Armor Proficiency refers specifically to spells from the Magus class.
Jonah "Deadshot" Johnson wrote:
at the end of it i think it came out to almost a 40 RP rating...
That should be your first clue that it's massively OP. Zero HD races should average around half that. 26 would be pushing, 40 is beyond the pale.
I also think there may be a cultural aspect to it. The gestures are close to universal, but casters taught in one school may exaggerate the motions, creating sweeping gestures that have some "force" behind them to try to ensure accuracy, whereas others make the shapes in a manner that is tight and controlled, with precise angular motions. It's the same spell, looked at through slightly different lenses.
Eh, not sure it's that cut and dried. The proper way of phrasing this is "Do you get all the Domain Spells unlocked at 1st level and are just unable to use them, or do they get added to spells available as you level?"
Before you ask, this is actually possible. Gnome Oracles have the ability to advance their Curse class feature faster than their Oracle levels. When combined with the Haunted curse, this starts adding spells known that are above the highest level the Oracle has access to. She knows the spells, but cannot cast them (absent a metamagic feat that reduces their effective level.)
Domain Class Feature wrote:
Each domain grants a number of domain powers, dependent upon the level of the cleric, as well as a number of bonus spells. A cleric gains one domain spell slot for each level of cleric spell she can cast, from 1st on up. Each day, a cleric can prepare one of the spells from her two domains in that slot. If a domain spell is not on the cleric spell list, a cleric can prepare it only in her domain spell slot. Domain spells cannot be used to cast spells spontaneously.
Reading that, I think that you get the spells from your domain immediately on gaining access to the domain, whether you can cast them, and the Domain slots as well. But I'm not positive.
To clarify further - Psionics references in Golarion are mostly confined to the pre-PFRPG days, specifically the old "Pathfinder Campaign Setting" and maybe a few splatbooks. The rub is that they're not really Avistani, coming from further east (Pretty much between Avistan and Tian-Xia by land.) There are a few other references as well, like Aboleths and other monstrous races with access to the abilities.
They're rare, require training that comes from beyond the core campaign setting, and even then are acknowledged as just being an unusual way to access magic. I might not have any issue with it in a "kitchen sink" party, banning it as simply unavailable even though it's in the setting because, say, you want the players to all be Andoran slave liberators or from the Land of the Linnorm Kings is well within your perogative.
Asking politely for the above references so you can decide whether it fits the local flavor you're going for wouldn't be out of line, but you want to be careful about not escalating it into a challenge.
magnuskn wrote:
Thanks, said it better than I could have. Only going to add that Mythic power isn't meant to be "relatively normal" at all. At least in Golarion, having it represents nothing more or less than the start of apotheosis.


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What I would like to achieve is that files and folder dropped here automatically has the group set to proj, for example, and thus are accessible and editable for all members of the group proj.
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- From: Pietro Cerutti <pietro.cerutti@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 13:58:09 +0100
Sorry guys,
the problem is the same with acroread standalone, not only with the plugin!
best regards..
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From: Pietro Cerutti <pietro.cerutti@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 2-dic-2005 13.43
Subject: acroread security problem
To: freebsd-security@xxxxxxxxxxx
Dear all,
I think there's a security problem with the acroread plugin for firefox.
I'm using sysutils/pwsafe to manage my passwords. A feature of this
tool is that it can copy the requested password to the X clipboard,
allowing the user to paste it (eg. in a password box), never seeing
the pass in clear.
When I load a PDF document in Firefox, the acroread process lives on
even after the PDF document is closed:
$ pgrep acroread
and reads anything I copy in the X clipboard.
So when I use pwsafe to get a password, the pass is sent to the
acroread process:
$ pwsafe -p gmail
Going to copy password to X selection
Enter passphrase for /home/piter/.pwsafe.dat: [xxx]
You are ready to paste the password for gmail from PRIMARY and CLIPBOARD
Press any key when done
Sending password for gmail to acroread@gahr via CLIPBOARD
and this is done automatically. Note that I dind't touch any key after
writing the main password of pwsafe (noted [xxx] in the code above).
Can anyone explain this behaviour?
Thank you very much, best regards.
[list of ports installed]
www/firefox: firefox-1.5,1
www/linuxpluginwrapper: linuxpluginwrapper-20050910
print/acroread7: acroread7-7.0.1
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A few days after I purchased this tool, I encountered a situation where I needed to access a screw in close quarters. I used this tool and easily got the job done. Made my job a whole lot easier.
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The only tool to work in this narrow an area and at the right angle. Worked great and price was 1/2 of other places.
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This tool was purchased to allow drilling in a space where the space would not accommodate the drill motor. No directions with the device, but once figured out by trial and error, it worked very well. The quick release hex-shank chuck and driver made the device very easy to use.
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Great addition to my shop for special occasions
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Great tool for lightweight work. This is the second one I've bought. First thing I did was take it apart and squirt some Moly Lube on ALL the bearing surfaces, then drill a hole at the intersection of the gears so I can squirt more Moly in later. Like the locking feature so hex tools don't fall out. Compares well with major tool company.
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Useful but unreliable tool
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After lot of searching in order to drill in a space with only 3 inch clearance, this is the only tool that worked. The drill head is less than 3 inch including the drill bit.However, it is of very poor quality. While making the first hole, the bit holder came off with all the spring and ball bearing and I could not put it back. I was drilling at the low speed at that time. Back to HFT and got another one and could finish drilling the two holes. But by the end, the other end of the head came off, but I could push this in with the retainer back into the place and did not bother returning it. I am not sure how long this will hold, but as long as it works, this is great stuff.Since I needed two of this tool to drill just two holes, I could not recommend it to others.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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cheap but great tool if you need one. can't see getting 5 uses out of it....hard to pull back the quick release kind of tight.
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At a press conference Tuesday afternoon, Mayor Nan Whaley would only say that Price was stepping down for personal reasons, but that his resignation on Monday was unexpected. "Our job is to accept that decision and move forward and move the organization forward, which is what we're committed to doing," she told reporters. Price was hired in January for the city's top job. He replaced former manager Tim Riordan, who resigned after leading the city for five years. Nan Whaley Sworn In As Mayor By Jerry Kenney • Jan 6, 2014 Jerry Kenney On Monday, Nan Whaley was sworn in as the new mayor for the city of Dayton. In her first address to the city, the former city commissioner focused on the importance of education. Whaley told a large crowd at the Dayton Convention Center that well-educated young people are key to improving the city's housing and job markets. 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Sandra Shook runs a conglomerate of sorts.
She sells Avon products to enough customers to generate more than $40,000 in personal sales annually, leads another 350 people in their sales efforts so that she is first in the El Dorado Division, leases office space to Avon Corp., and rents space for parties and meetings in her recently acquired building.
Shook has made another mark of sorts besides merely generating some economic success. She persuaded Avon Corp. that renting from her, an independent contractor, was better business than leasing space from a commercial landlord. The taste of history making is sweet.
Shook opened the Avon Party Corner, 4001 Mockingbird Lane, after purchasing the building that once housed the Social Butterfly.
"When we first looked at it in December, we were looking to lease it and it was still the Social Butterfly," Shook said.
A little time passed, the building's owners made changes, and "It was perfect," she said.
Shook's friend and business associate, Mary Vick, run their Avon businesses out of the 5,600 square feet building. Their homes had become overwhelmed with the products and paperwork that running a sales operation required.
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They train Avon associates in beauty techniques, business building and leadership. Shook also set up and decorated a banquet room for social or business gatherings, which can be rented.
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Shook approached Avon about moving its office from 34th Avenue and Georgia Street into her building. The suggestion moved up and down the corporate organization chart until a clutch of questions were answered.
District Manager Natalie Brannon moved into an office in the Avon Party Corner where Vick works as her assistant.
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Harlan At Belly Up Tavern
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Harlan, a New York City native, was trained in classical music by the age of 4. He writes, produces and plays all the instruments on his recordings. He's released two albums under his middle name "Alex" as "1/2" of the duo Alex & Sam, and has written and performed on songs heard on Private Practice, ABC's Castle and various VH1 shows. Harlan's debut solo project, the Native Son EP, is now available at HarlanMusic.com
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Category:Swimmers at the 1928 Summer Olympics
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This category includes swimmers at the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Does anyone have a driver for Canon MG2200 printer/scanner, since I can't seem to locate one.
The printer and scanner drivers can be downloaded from Canon's website and installed in Ubuntu.
There you can find both the Printer and scanner drivers. The file includes both the 32bit, and 64bit driver, make sure that you install the right one for your architecture.
MG2200 series ScanGear MP Ver. 2.00 for Linux (rpm Packagearchive)
Also see: canon drivers and Install printer/scanner Canon PIXMA MG2270 in Ubuntu