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In these videos, see how the Navigator Program engages and inspires the highly gifted child. Students and teachers share how personalized curriculum, focus on the whole child, and emphasis on authentic learning are key to maximizing growth (academic, intellectual, personal) for highly gifted students.
Minnetonka Navigators: Gr. 2-3
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Eighty years of research shows that the academic, social and emotional needs of exceptionally gifted students cannot be met in the regular classroom setting or even in the District's High Potential programs. The Navigator Program provides a specialized learning environment which capitalizes on the unique intellectual strengths of its learners. By providing advanced academic content through differentiated instructional practice, the Navigator Program develops students' tenacity and cognitive stamina when faced with challenging work. Social-emotional development is enhanced through engagement with intellectual peers and through working with teachers who understand the highly gifted child.
Navigator classrooms are located in Excelsior and Scenic Heights Elementary Schools, but serve students from across the District and beyond through open-enrollment. For more information, please contact Diane Rundquist at 952.401.5100 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Jody Maronis Turkey-Chicken Chorizo * (or vegetarian chorizo), diced green onions, tomatoes, cilantro, and corn tortilla strips scrambled with eggs and topped with melted cheddar cheese - served with salsa fresca, pea guacamole, sour cream and choice of warm corn or flour tortillas. This is the dish Sharon Stone could crave for.
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If you are looking for pleeeeenty of options, this place has more options than a super fine dude in a LA nightclub.
It took awhile to decide but I had a mocha latte and the yucatan quesadillas. It was a lot for one person. Overall good breakfast spot because there aren't many in this particular area.
8/9/2015 ***** Casey W. San Diego, CA
Eating with friends, first time, loved everything about it. Great food and environment.
7/19/2015 **** Christiana H. Palmdale, CA
Awesome atmosphere & great food selection. Very cozy and homey inside. Get there early for brunch on a Sunday and check out their delicious chili options.
7/16/2015 **** Brandi A. Santa Ana, CA
If you're looking to have a meal before shopping or walking around Santa Monica, Jinky's is a nice quaint little place that serves breakfast ALL day! Good food.
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3/6/2015*****Vette H.Los Angeles, CA
I am gluten free not by choice and the pancakes here are amazing. The service is always great and the waitresses/waiters polite. It gets packed in the morning on Sunday, so get there early. It's first come first seated. The coffee is also amazeballs...no cream needed. It's a great breakfast spot for me.
3/4/2015****Matt C London, United Kingdom
Great breakfasts, stayed just round the corner at Hotel Carmel and came here every morning for breakfast, pancakes in particular were very good
2/28/2015*****Daniel c São Paulo, Brazil
great american style breaksfast
2/25/2015 ***** Chris H. Downey, CA
I love breakfast and this place rocks! The staff is great and are willing to accommodate. I encourage anyone, if you're in the area give this place a try!
2/20/2015 **** Kara S. N HOLLYWOOD, CA
Love this place for breakfast. Their menu is huge and yet, the quality of the food isn't compromised. There are several vegan options which is nice (for some people, I'm sure lol). Try their chili jumble, crab cakes Benedict and pretty much ALL of their pancakes, waffles and french toast options. The service is nothing special, you should have basic diner expectations. I used to love their bottomless mimosas for $12 but they just raised it to $17 which is just a bit excessive for me.
2/19/2015*****Charles Y. Pittsburgh, PA
We ran into friends from New Jersey on the pier on our first day in Santa Monica and they recommended Jinky's as a good breakfast place and were they right! Went 3 days in a row. We tried the omelets, French toast, home fries, oat/wheat pancakes and egg scramble and all were great. The coffee was incredibly good as well and we are picky with coffee. We were seated quickly and the service was prompt and attentive. Definitely a go to breakfast place. Wish they were in Pittsburgh.
2/19/2015 ***** 7Coaster7 Agoura Hills, CA
Nice patio seating. Relaxing. Eggs Benedict is great. Good coffee. Different chili's everyday. All of them good
2/13/2015*****Jon W. Norton Fitzwarren, United Kingdom
A fine place to grab breakfast. Opens up at 7:30 and we were in straight away. Food was as you'd expect, nothing extraordinary but nothing wrong with it. I'd go again next time I'm back around Santa Monica.
2/10/2015*****Syber G. Los Angeles, CA
I like Jinky's because they have a pretty decent variety of foods to choose from and unlike many comparable places, they do them all deliciously.
Great place to have a late breakfast, but salads are great too. And the chilis (I usually go for the veggie ones) are great for nippy nights!
Pretty decent service too!
2/9/2015*****RN P. Anaheim, CA
If you're looking for a great breakfast place that is close to the promenade then this is your best choice. Great food and large portions!! I will definitely be visiting this place again on my next weekend in Santa Monica
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It's our breakfast place. It's been pretty solid and consistent.
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Brown played against the Macedonians twice in Scotland's previous World Cup campaign, which resulted in one win for each team, but missed the Hampden draw between the sides last year.
However, the Celtic midfielder noted the physical nature of Macedonia's 2-1 win over Wales on Friday, which saw four players booked from each side.
Brown has never been one to shirk a physical encounter and urged his team-mates to meet the challenge head on.
He said: "I heard the other day that they kicked Wales off the park and were in for every challenge and were aggressive.
"We are going to have to do that as well. It's time we managed to do both sides, not just the pretty football.
"But there are players in there who can do that. We can battle, we can win the ball, and we can also play."
Scotland have taken on Croatia, England and Belgium in their last three games - all teams who are currently in the top 14 places in FIFA's world rankings.
And Brown is anticipating a different type of task in Skopje against a side ranked 89th, 30 places below Scotland.
"We have played three huge games against three great teams," the 28-year-old said. "We have played against some really good players and we have been able to match them as well as being able to get the ball down and play.
"This is going to be a different aspect of the game. It's maybe not going to be a football game, it's going to be more of a battle to be perfectly honest.
"We have come over here before and I know what to expect. They are going to get in our faces and try to press us and try to win every battle.
"But I believe in this group of lads. I know the front three or four are maybe not the tallest but they have got a lot of different qualities and bring something other people can't bring."
Scotland's only other trip to Macedonia resulted in a 1-0 defeat five years ago last week in a match played in temperatures approaching 40C in the City Stadium.
Scotland will play at a more modern venue, the Philip II Arena, on Tuesday, but its pitch drew criticism from the Welsh on Friday. Gareth Bale suffered a groin injury in training on Thursday, which forced him to sit out his team's game, with some suggestions the surface played a part in the problem.
But Brown is not concerned with the surface, just relieved that the game will be played at night.
"I have not exactly got the skin colour for a two o'clock kick-off in 40 degrees so I think that's a big bonus," he said.
"I just remember the pitch not being the best. I'm hearing it's probably not the best again but that's not an excuse for us.
"We were unlucky. We got beat 1-0, we created a few chances and I think we should have had a penalty as well.
"But this is our time now and hopefully we can go and get a good victory."
The last trip to Skopje heralded the start of a World Cup campaign while Scotland have been out of the qualifying reckoning for some time.
But they sit bottom of Group A on five points and need a result in Skopje to have any chance of finishing above their opponents.
"It's huge," Brown said. "Of course we don't want to finish bottom but there are two huge games left for us and we want to do as well as possible.
"It's not nice to see us at the bottom but we have the two games and we want to get points, that's for sure."
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It's tough to decide what to do with a car in sad shape like this 1966 Pontiac Bonneville bodied by Superior as a hearse/ambulance combo for sale on Hemmings.com. It's an unusual car, so it probably deserves restoration, but as we all know, the more unusual a car is, the harder the rest ... Read more
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K-VA-T Food Stores has named Dan Glei as the company's new vice president of center store. Glei is a veteran of Ahold USA who brings more than 25 years of industry experience to K-VA-T, the Abingdon, Va.-based operator of the Food City chain. "Dan has worked in grocery and consumer package goods industry for a number of years, specializing, merchandising, private brands and most recently e-commerce," Steven C. Smith, Food City president and CEO, said. "I am confident ...
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New version of including gratuity-charge in the bill!
They just have to like them on Facebook. It's the vote that counts.
It's like or ignore, no place to dislike.
Johnson draws some really odd characters. What is with that Frankenstein head-top of hers???
That is just his standard tied back hairdo with earings. Nothing weird there.
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Over a year ago I started joking that Facebook is the Mark-of-the-Beast
Started out as just a joke until I noticed how desperate the business word is to be "liked" on Facebook
If it gets to the point where a business can not be successful without Facebook, isn't that much like the prophesy that "No one can buy or sell without the mark"?
Facebook and Google probably hold more information about private citizens of the USA than does the FBI
Or am I just looking for excuses to hate Facebook because I think it's stupid?
I'd go with the latter.
It's not stupid… it's one of the great marketing scams of all time.
It's evil genius: plays on people's vanity, curiosity, and other foibles, all in the name of 'staying in touch'. I guess it's like so many other forms of media: a good tool, but a lousy lifestyle.
I am on Facebook but every few weeks I deactivate my account and go "off the grid" for a few weeks so to speak. I don't delete it, just deactivate. Mine is just to keep in touch with family and friends as I live in a very rural area.
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I have erased all personal info but want to be sure I am not active on fb.Will check here later or let me know on this comic tomorrow. Thanks, (Help from other GOCOMICS friend would be appreciated.)
I totally deleted FB. It got pretty ridiculous after awhile reading about the minute details of someone's life. The people I really care about I get emails and phone calls from and vise versa. And what about people who refuse to get on the internet, let alone get a computer? My mother had a hard time with a clerk who said she could just get on the computer and go to their website to do whatever it was my mother wanted done. My mother finally glared at her and said she didn't have a computer, didn't intend to get one, and she should just do the job she was hired to do. It got done and I'm sure after my mother left, the clerk had a few choice words about her but didn't say anything if she wanted to keep her job. Some young people just don't get it. Not everyone wants a computer.
I never go to Face Book ever. Even to visit since I don't want to sign in.
On the right had side of facebook (after you sign in), go to Account Setting,then security setting and there will a link to "Deactivate account". It won't delete anything but people won't be able to bug you on the page. It's like putting your account on a hibernate setting. I do it every few weeks or so.
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ARLINGTON, Texas � Monday will mark the third off-day for the Red Sox in the span of a week. After that, the Red Sox will play 18 games of the next 19 days and 41 of the next 44. Included in that stretch will be a trip to Oakland to play a game the day after a home game at Fenway Park. The Red Sox will have fewer off-days in June than they�ve had in the previous eight days.
In other words, what has been a herky-jerky schedule this week suddenly will turn into a grind.
�You wonder where�s the logic to it,� John Farrell said. �Sometimes that might not prevail. ���If it was our preference, we�d like to spread it out a little bit more evenly.�
The upcoming grind was part of why the Red Sox wanted to play their doubleheader with the Tampa Bay Rays on May 1 rather than on May 31. It also was part of why they didn�t skip any starters in their rotation last week, opting instead to give Jon Lester and John Lackey two extra days of rest.
�The added rest right now can be beneficial, and maybe it pays dividends as we get into later June and July,� Farrell said. �To me, I think it�s the pitcher that probably suffers a little more from the time down and the lack of touch and feel and the rhythm that might affect an everyday player.�
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What I like the most about the Fall: I say hello to more pleasant weather since it'll change from long humid hot days to long crisp cool nights. All of my lovely blue and green colors from the summer turn to auburn, brown, red and yellow. I say good-bye to my fellow birds and squirrels in my backyard who will be busy storing food for another rough winter or migrating to warmer climates. As for my wardrobe, I will begin to put away my tanks, shorts, and capris in exchange for my playful sweaters, turtle necks, and pants. Layers are so beautiful during the fall season. I have a chance to put random colors together and accessorize more with hair art and jewelry.
Fall weather is just perfect; not too hot or cold, the beautiful colors of tree leaves, the fashion trends for the season such as cute blazers that compliment almost every outfit, sexy ankle boots and booties, sweaters & cardigans to keep you warm on chilly nights and the anticipation of winter fashion just makes fall so great!
I love the anticipation… So much to look forward to: formal dinners coming for Bradford Grammar School and Trinity Hall, Cambridge alumni reunions; Thanksgiving, and Christmas, holiday shopping at crafts fairs and artists' shops– all things to look forward to. We also usually take our annual vacation in autumn, to avoid hoards of tourists. And the light in autumn… The sun goes bluer, the light clear and cool, the skies blue grey–gorgeous.
I love fall most because it relaxes me. It's the perfect weather. The best part about fall is the cool morning and the warm sunny afternoons. Plus, the fall fashions are by far the best.
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The colors and the feel of fabrics on your skin in the elements. The weather. The breeze that hits your sweaterdress, but not your skin =] Fall is full of warm, yet cool easy going surprises. Pretty skin tones against the scenery, and visually stimulating textures and colors in the fabric against that pretty skin… against the scenery lol. Fall is just beautiful. (Forgot to mention fashions in my last post!)


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In listening to testimony in a hearing Friday for a proposed law that would allow Connecticut municipalities to tax nonprofit hospitals and colleges, I couldn't help but think of the car industry executives who arrived in Washington by private jets back in 2008, to make their pleas for a public bailout.
At Friday's hearing before the legislature's Planning and Development Committee, a parade of well-paid executives and lobbyists made their case for why they shouldn't pay property taxes.
Some of them represent some of the richest institutions in the state, and it was hard to feel their pain over taxes.
The representative of New London's Lawrence + Memorial Hospital noted the corporation's sizeable operating budget of about a third of a billion dollars and its $140 million payroll.
There was no mention of the tens of millions of dollars L+M has stashed offshore in Grand Cayman.
The chief financial officer of Hartford's Trinity College acknowledged that the school has a "substantial" endowment but he didn't actually speak the number, which is approaching $500 million. It grew by about $50 million just last year.
Mary Ellen Jukoski, president of New London's Mitchell College, came the closest to actually pleading poverty, saying the school has an endowment of only $7 million.
Jukoski, in the end, did give the most compelling testimony of the don't-tax-us crowd, noting that the school does make voluntary payments to the city, however nominal compared to what the taxes would be, and pays taxes on the ice cream business it bought on Montauk Avenue.
The most surprising testimony Friday came from New London Mayor Daryl Finizio who said he has met recently with the heads of the city colleges and the hospital and asked each to make a one-time payment of 1 mill, which would represent about 5 percent of their total tax bill.
They all refused, he said.
State Rep. Ernest Hewett, who represents New London, made a strong case for the bill, saying New London, with more than half of the small city being tax-exempt, is getting millions in payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) from the state, which is only about a third of the total tax due.
"We have more PILOTs than American Airlines," Hewett said. "We are in trouble. We have nowhere to go."
I was frustrated to hear the co-chairman of the committee, Rep. Jason Rojas, who is also the paid director of community relations at Trinity College, grilling the New London speakers, asking pointed questions about their seeking tax money from colleges.
I asked, when Rojas took a recess, why he had not recused himself, given that the pending legislation could cost his employer millions of dollars.
He at first defended his right to participate, saying all legislators have potential conflicts. But he did later recuse himself during the hearing from commenting, after checking with the legislature's ethics office.
The colleges and hospital representatives and lobbyists all made similar arguments Friday about why they shouldn't pay taxes. They talked about the contributions they make to their communities, volunteer work done by their employees and students in their communities and contributions to the economy they make through their payrolls.
They also complained that paying taxes would lead to belt-tightening, maybe layoffs.
Well, welcome to the tough economy of 2014 and the nasty burden of paying taxes.
I wanted to ask many of the speakers later if they are not aware that many of the small and large businesses in their community, the ones that pay taxes, also make other contributions to their communities and tighten their belts, even downsize, when required.
I was sorry not to hear Friday from any other lawmakers from southeastern Connecticut, who should have been there to support the region's metropolitan hub, with its meager tax base. After all, they represent the communities that benefit from the hospital but don't lose property taxes as a result.
Any lawmaker hoping to fill the soon-to-be-vacant Senate seat covering New London certainly should have been there.
House Speaker Brendan Sharkey, who introduced the bill, explained it well Friday. The speaker seems to be at the forefront of a tax issue that has been getting much attention around the country.
Sharkey made the point Friday that colleges and hospitals may not have to pay their entire tax bill, but they need to negotiate and agree to pay something to municipalities.
The proposed bill would still give them an advantage over other taxpayers, allowing them to negotiate a smaller amount. They would also be eligible to directly receive the PILOT subsidies now paid on their behalf to host communities.
It's time that poor cities like New London stop carrying rich institutions on their backs, at the expense of everyday taxpayers.
This is the opinion of David Collins.
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X360A Review: Pure Football
Written Wednesday, June 02, 2010 By Dan WebbView author's profile
To undoubtedly capitalise on the impending World Cup fever - yes, I have started to tingle with excitement already over the potential of pretty much watching football every day for a month - Ubisoft have entered the wonderful world of football. A barren world in which good and evil fight it out every year for supremacy of the land (you argue amongst yourselves out of which FIFA and PES is the evil one).
Instead of opting to lock horns with the two "big boys" in the genre, Ubisoft have decided to slip down the over-the-top FIFA Street-esque nature of doing loud, in-your-face 5-a-side football with a wonderfully colourful exterior. Excuse the horrible football puns now, but we have to ask, is Pure Football a wonderful recreation of the beautiful game? Or is it destined for an early bath, a demotion to the reserves and a trip home on the night bus?
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W: Mark Prior (4-1) L: Luis Vizcaino (2-2) After yesterday, not to mention his own last few outings, Mark Prior came to the realisation that he simply can't trust his bullpen. So he went the distance himself and averted a potentially very embarrassing sweep by the White Sox in our own backyard. In the end, thanks to Jason Dubois and the return of the much-missed three-run shot, Mark Prior didn't quite need to throw that perfect game I was speaking of earlier, though he did retire the first ten hitters he faced with ease, effectiveness and efficiency, four of them by strikeout. A solo home run by Tadahito Iguchi though tied the game at one (Henry Blanco had put us ahead!), and Mark Prior, as is becoming slightly unnervingly common, fell apart a little. Aaron Rowand doubled, Paul Konerko followed with a walk as Prior started to pull his fastball down and away from right-handers as he does, and AJ Pierzynski hit a line drive. Derrek Lee saved the day and the tie by leaping to snare the ball and then throwing to second for the double play. That at least made up for his horrendous earlier error that cost the Cubs a run. Lee, who had been at first, paused at second on a Burnitz double upon the say-so of Juan Uribe, who alledged the ball had gone foul. By the time Lee realised he'd been duped, he could only make it to third, where Ramirez stranded him by lining out to left. Ramirez made some good contact today, two lineouts, a warning track shot and a walk, and his .233 batting average on balls in play won't last, so don't worry about him too much. The tie didn't last though. Jermaine Dye put a good swing on a fastball to lead off the fifth, and Prior didn't truly settle down again until he managed to strike out impressive debut pitcher Brandon McCarthy on a full count. A 1-2-3 sixth for Prior followed, the pitch that got Podsednik on strikes (again) being particularly nasty. Podsednik reached just once, and his speed had no influence on the game as a result. You can't steal first base. Well, not today at least. The Cubs last year were supposedly a team overly reliant on the home run, far too inconsistent in their run-scoring, a dozen one day but not very many the next. That's changed so far this year, or at least of late, with the Cubs instead being very consistent, just scoring not very many runs at all every time out. Jason Dubois was obviously a bit fed up with that, so he launched a Luis Vizcaino offering to deep right-center, his natural power alley, and for the first time in what seems an age, the Cubs had a lead of more than a run. Prior kept it that way by pitching his way out of jams in the seventh and eighth, getting a pair of critical pop-ups and a big double play respectively. By the time Konerko hit the third home run of the day off Prior in the ninth to halve the deficit, it was too little too late. Cubs win, Cubs win! The Cubs have a critical seven days coming up. Three against the Astros and four with the Rockies, all at Wrigley. 5-2 would put them back at .500. Let's do it!
Um, you may want to change
Um, you may want to change the graphic to a "W," seeing as how the Cubbies won this one. I know that it just feels natural to hit load the "L" graphic, but hey, lets revel in our victories, no?
That "L" is for Long and far
That "L" is for Long and far between.
Maybe it's for Latroy didn't get a chance to blow it.
How about Lotsa pitches?
Perhaps it's just short for Lovable Losers.
Oops, thanks for the heads
Oops, thanks for the heads up Eric. Force of habit or just forgetfulness?
I know Mr. John Hill is
I know Mr. John Hill is writing when I read "...Dye put a good swing on a fastball." Just not a phrase anyone has ever uttered in the colonies. Don't mean it as a dis. Love your stuff. It's just sort of... charming, mate.
Anyway, I was at the game. Thank God we won one. There were a hell of a lot of Sox fans there and they were making a lot more noise than the Cub fans.
I would have written
I would have written something more enlightening, tbone, but I actually missed the home run since I was late getting back to my computer after the inning break! All I caught was the side on slow-motion replay of Dye's swing and it was only the people in the chat that told me of the home run (well, that and the scoreline).
It was good to nab at least
It was good to nab at least one game from the Sox. The Sox scored 6 of their 13 runs on HRs in the series, a little surprising, at least for me.
I'm getting concerned about our dependence upon outings like Prior's for our victories. 14 of the Cubs's 19 wins this year have had the starting pitcher pitch 6 or more innings; 5 of our 6 wins in May (the bobble-fest in DC on Friday the 13th is the only win where we have not had a dominant starting pitching performance). It seems that the answer to the bullpen problems has not been to try and improve it, but to stretch our starters -- a move that may keep us hovering around .500 through the All-Star break but is not a long-term solution.
I'd like to see the Cubs dispatch Remlinger with haste and try to pick up one of the following relievers, who are all having good years on a bad Indian team (listed in order of my preference):
David Riske (0.93 ERA, 14 K in 18.1 innings)
Rafael Betancourt (1.33 ERA, 16 K in 20.1 innings)
Bob Howry (2.55 ERA, 12 K in 17.2 innings)
Betancourt makes the minimum, Riske and Howry make somewhere from $1.5-$2.0 M, arb-eligible dollars. (Cleveland will, of course, rather trade us Arthur Rhodes or Bob Wickman!)
If the Cubs look to pick up a raltively high-priced middle reliever, Shigetoshi Hasegawa (2.61 ERA, 11 K in 20.2 innings) may be available from the Mariners. It is not clear to me that he figures into their long-term plans, which seems to be to load up on expensive offensive talent, pitch Jamie Moyer and Aaron Sele until well-past their expiration date, and wait for Felix Hernandez.
I love the Cleveland bullpen
I love the Cleveland bullpen too! In addition to Riske, Betancourt and Howry, and Arthur Rhodes who's throwing great, they also have Matt Miller and Scott Sauerbeck, and in Triple-A they have young Fernando Cabrera who owns this line...
And, of course, they have closer Bob Wickman, who's their worst reliever.
The Indians should be
The Indians should be looking to dump the salaries of Howry, Rhodes and Wickman now, while their value is still high. The only one of these that I would like to see as a Cub is Howry, who can be more-effective than Remlinger. Rhodes, Wickman and all Matt Miller scare me.
This Sporting News article has an interesting tidbit -- apparently, the Brewers would have traded Kolb to the Cubs for Hawkins and Wuertz, and indicates that the Brewers think Hawkins is a bargain. How about Hawkins to Milwaukee for Mike Maddux and Jorge de la Rosa?
DC Tom-- "apparently, the
DC Tom--
"apparently, the Brewers would have traded Kolb to the Cubs for Hawkins and Wuertz"
I'm staggered. You're saying the Brewers would have traded an okay closer for a premium setup man and an excellent young relief arm? Are they crazy or something!
Hawkins is a bargain if the Cubs are stupid enough to sell him now.
Here are Hawkins' numbers from the beginning of the 2002 season through June 4th 2004 (in which time he was used entirely as a setup man)...
Allow me to list for you the number of pitchers for the same time frame who posted a lower ERA (minimum of 140 innings, or 60 per season)...
Eric Gagne
Mariano Rivera
That is all.
His numbers from June 4th 2004 through today...
Awful. A 3.42 ERA. A K/BB ratio over 4. God, he's awful. Trade him!
The only real difference is the leap in his home run rate, which is a bit of a problem. But he's still an extremely effective reliever. Which makes it all the more ironic that those that whinge and cry about the ineptitude of the bullpen want him traded. Just get off his back and let him pitch as a setup man and watch him prosper.
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Objectively true. Scherzer's FIP is almost a half point higher than his ERA, mostly I deduce because his BABIP is .249 so something ridiculous like that. It's not like the guy can't be scored on, but when I watch him, I sometimes feel that he's the most in control of the game moving around him.
Certainly might be the hottest pitcher right now, but he's behind a few pitchers by most objective full season standards.
Well noted. You may also note that Lester's Career Playoff ERA is almost a full point lower, and he has a lower WHIP as well.
Can't have everything, I guess.
i'm happy enough with the Lester signing, but Scherzer has more than earned the extra money so far. If he was in the rotation instead of Lester, this team would feel practically bulletproof to me.
Blaspheme maybe, but I think Scherzer is the best pitcher in the NL right now.
Maddon was pimping Russell for Gold Glove honors recently as a manager should do...
Here's some defensive numbers:
- Crawford (22.2)
- Seager (16.9)
- Cozart (14.2)
- Hechavarria (13.5)
- Russell (12.4)
Baseball Reference
- B. Crawford 2.3
- Russell 2.0
- Hechavarria 1.7
- N. Ahmed 1.6
- Z. Cozart 1.5
13.C. Seager 0.7
Traditional stats
.978 FP, 11 E, 333 A, 162 PO, 562 Chances, 4.27 RF, 72 DP Turned
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Twitterverse reporting that Almora's examination by a hand specialist went okay, it's still just a hand contusion.
Attaboy, Eloy! Jimenez named Midwest League MVP and Best Prospect.
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Now who can argue with that? I think we're all indebted to Gabby Johnson for clearly stating what needed to be said. I'm particularly glad that these lovely children were here today to hear that speech. Not only was it authentic frontier gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in this day and age.
White Sox new stadium name w apropos logo
it was between that and "more like the CRUNCH REALLY EARLY AM REPORTER because i'm gonna c.r.e.am all over this place."
i chose the classy route.
This picture is everything.
that was the 2nd greatest piece of performance art since Donald Trump's campaign


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Striving for diversity and cultural competency are key to accomplishing the mission of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. It is vital that we — as a land-grant institution committed to educational access — recognize, value, appreciate and respect "difference." We do so in many ways, through our relationships, programs and policies. I am proud to lead efforts that continue to make significant strides that benefit diversity and cultural competency. As Assistant Dean for Diversity, I serve as a resource for faculty, staff and students throughout the college. It is of utmost importance that we collectively take the journey to cultural competency. I look forward to new opportunities to build and nurture collaborative partnerships within CALS and across Iowa State University, and with the 1862 land-grants, the 1890 historically black land-grant institutions, the 1994 tribal colleges and universities and Hispanic-serving institutions. Through our efforts in diversity and cultural competency, we help fulfill the mission of CALS — to educate future leaders, conduct mission-oriented basic and applied research and share new knowledge for the betterment of Iowa and the world.
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The future is inclusion and community engagement! At the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, we work to create an inclusive environment for students of all backgrounds who desire a quality education and an active student life. As the MLO, I work with students to help them make connections from their learning to their professional development. Students within the college have options to conduct research, be involved in college and university clubs and organizations, provide service to their communities, and look forward to graduate school and numerous employment opportunities. As our university and workforce begins to see a change in the demographic of engaged citizens, we must work towards making space to accommodate and normalize different ways-of-thinking and learning. I encourage you to engage and be a part of our College of Agriculture and Life Sciences community as we continue to embrace and advance Iowa and the world.
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This four-storied Restaurant Complex located in the Posh N-Block Market, Greater Kailash Part-I was Established in the year 2002. Backed by one of Delhi's most experienced restaurateurs, Kasbah promises you a wide range of dining experiences for your palette. Our warm and courteous staff greets you at every floor enriching your visit. Whether you're a diehard gourmet or a discerning connoisseur your visit to Kasbah is bound to be a repeated affair. This restaurant stands apart-the glass roof and walls give the place an outdoor feel, the live display kitchen with the master chef in action heightens your dining experience. To whet your appetite we serve a range of delicacies-succulent kebabs and tikkas from our tandoor and some of the most popular frontier and north Indian curries. To round off your meal try our "Phirni" and "Kulfi"- an absolute delight for the sweet tooth. Bon appetit!
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nice ambience and food quality was good. Will sure visit again :) Didnt get dahi ke kabab,they told its over..Hope to taste them next time..
One of the best north Indian restaurant in south Delhi. Zaffran offers the best in class Mughlai food at an affordable price. Ambience is not that fancy but is perfect for a family dinner / outing..
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Bradley: "If You're a Warrior, You Fight To The End!"
By Mark Vester
WBC/WBO junior welterweight champion Timothy Bradley (27-0, 11KOs) questioned Devon Alexander's willingness to continue fighting. Alexander (21-1, 13KOs) suffered a cut and a badly swollen right eye in Saturday ten round technical decision loss to Bradley at the Silverdome in Michigan.
If he was placed in a similar situation, Bradley said he would have continued fighting until the end. He said in his last fight, against Carlos Abregu, he suffered a cut from a clash of heads and finished the fight.
"I'm a fight, I got cut [against Alexander]. I got headbutted. It's boxing. It's a fight. You deal with that. I was cut in my last fight and I continued on with the fight. Regardless, if you're a warrior you fight to the end," Bradley told BoxingScene.com's Ryan Burton.
[QUOTE=Horus;10038584]I know that Bradley vs his last 6 opponents styles have lead to all of them being headbutted. Bradley style vs. All Styles is made for Headbutts Alexander: SouthPaw ( Headbutted) Abregu: Orthodox ( Headbutted) Peterson: Orthodox ( Headbutted) Campbell:…Comment by Ko King 212 on 01-31-2011
Headbutts or not devin wasn't going to win that fight. I don't give a sh1t what Horus or burner say. Why dont we talk about Alexander and all that f-ckin holding.Comment by flem1 on 01-31-2011
[QUOTE=RL_GMA;10039264][COLOR="DarkOrchid"]Nobody twisted your words. YOU stated each of the headbutts Bradley landed on those 6 fighters caused a negative effect on each opponent. You made it clear that Bradley "Constantly" does this.[/COLOR] [COLOR="red"]I then asked you if you believed those…Comment by wazaa. on 01-31-2011
[QUOTE=Medved;10039504]Oh look its the 2 Black Trolls in Horus and Ceilings hating on one of their own. Where were you cry babies when Andre Ward fighting dirty or when Kotelnik got robbed vs Devon? Na, you only support young black…Comment by deuce_drop on 01-31-2011
[QUOTE=Tha Executioner;10039845]I agree with Horus. It shouldn't be the victims problem to try and stop a headbutter from headbutting them. That just ruins the gameplan of the other fighter and is unfair. And Kev made a great point in that…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (107)


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I'm currently a 12th lvl PC running through Jade Regent, and I take turns in our group as DM.
I will say that Jade Regent, as you might expect, has a ninja or two once you get to Minkai, and they have a spell trick that allows them to Vanish as a supernatural ability, which many of them take. So somebody mentioned "See Invisibility" above, that's a more handy than average spell to be able to have access to.
I play as an Aasimar Sorceror with the Stormborn Archetype, and that spell has already saved our bacon a couple of times, and it promises to just be the beginning.
Beyond that, I will say that the guidance provided by most of the other posts on here has been solid.
Four Horsemen — Pestilence wrote:
That just cleared up a major mis-conception of mine. I read the product description as having the primary goal of creating new races from the ground up. And tbh that doesn't appeal to me, because I just don't think we NEED more, and because I don't think I'm creative enough to come up with more anyway.
Knowing what I know now about its intended purpose, I'm way more interested in this product than I thought I was.
I ran a group through it, our campaign ended around the end of February. Our group was killed by Jhavuul in the final room. So we did virtually the entire campaign, as well as a few of the side adventures. The one with the crazy were-leopard in the ruined Temple of Nethys was particularly memorable, even if I have forgotten the adventure's name.
To answer your core question - does it generate the "Arabian Nights" feel. My answer would be that it certainly has the ability to do so. One of the primary duties of a DM, imo, is building and embellishing a setting and a feel. If you have any skill at that, then this will certainly contain the tools for you to do so.
As others have said, buying the Dark Markets book is key. Read and re-read that before the campaign starts. Get to know it well and do your best to project that feel when you speak. And as others have said, you can use the material if you want, in order to expand on The Jackal's Price.
Use every opportunity to describe the heat. Depending on how much you want to play of the Pesh dens, that can also be a good source of building the setting.
Don't just gloss over the desert travels (especially early ones, like the first caravan trip from Katapesh to Kelmarane). Use those trips to establish the setting.
Those themes carry over very well to the City of Brass. But be sure to mentally switch gears when you get to Kakishon. It's paradise after all.
To me, in all honesty, Kakishon and the City of Brass were the highlights of the entire campaign. But YMMV as always. The pugwampis were also certainly memorable - my PC's will be happy if they never see another pugwampi again, which to me means I played them exactly as I had intended. :)
Anyway, to summarize, the Adventure Path works and achieves the purpose for which it was designed. It has plenty of potential for great storytelling and memorable encounters and fights.
I think I've rambled on enough, I hope at least some of it was useful.
Edit: Oh yeah, we ran it using Pathfinder rules too. I found the conversion stuff at
to be very useful in that regard, with a few modifications of my own here and there.
I ran Savage Tide in the Realms several years ago, before PFRPG came out. I don't recall any serious conversion being required. I places Sasserine in the kingdom of Tashalar (we just changed the name of that city on the map to Sasserine.
We then sent the ship off the southern edge of the map to the Isle of Dread.
I don't remember much else being required to adjust things. I remember I had a word doc about some changes. I'm on break at work right now, when I get home I'll see if I can find that.
Sara Marie wrote:
Looking at the time of your order, it was actually placed after we had run out of the $100 mini. I apologize for the confusion. The minimates for the orders over $100 ran out faster than we expected. There are no more coming back from Gen Con since we ran out there, but I believe the idea is that there will be a very limited number for sale on paizo.com at somepoint in the future.
Well, that would certainly explain why I didn't receive one. Bummer.
OK, well thanks for looking into it anyway.
Also, what about any of the other goodies? I spent $139.06 - wasn't there something else further down the list?
Sharaya wrote:
Dutifully bumping, as instructed. :)
Sharaya wrote:
I totally understand post-con chaos, so no rush. Thanks for your help. :)
Erik Keith wrote:
I appreciate the reply, I will check back at the end of the week. Thanks :)
I bought some stuff at GenCon at above order #, and didn't really look in the bag until I had gotten home.
I'm pretty sure I was supposed to get some kind of extra promotional stuff for an order over $50, and maybe even more since I went over $100, but I didn't get it.
If there's any way to get that promotional stuff, that'd be awesome.
Jester David wrote:
Not a lawyer, but I believe in this case you should be worrying about "trademark" rather than "copyright".
Apologies for the incorrect terminology, and thank you for the clarification.
Jester David wrote:
OK, I can certainly do that, if necessary.
No offense meant against you, but I would prefer to hear some actual reply from Paizo as well on this if possible. Hopefully they can get with me in the next day or so. If not, I will follow your suggestion because that's the best I've got.
Skeld wrote:
"Worlds of Magic". If you happen to recall an old game called "Master of Magic", it's being created as a spiritual successor to that. It was my absolute favorite computer game when it came out (an age ago in pc game terms, 1993 or 94), so I'm thrilled about this. So far everything I've seen about it is very promising.
I just purchased a kickstarter for a computer game, and in it, I won the ability to name a city in their game.
Well, I want to name it after a Pathfinder character I had recently, and her name is Lady Doloura Rasivrein. As you are no doubt aware, both of those names are derivative of the names of Drow Noble houses from Pathfinder.
So what I'm wondering is, would it be a problem with you guys if I used one or the other of those for the game's city name? Would it be better or worse if I changed the spelling on it? Like would you prefer that I change it to "Razivrane" or some such?
I don't know if those names are copywritten, and I don't want to break any rules. That's why I figured it best to be upfront about all of this. But if possible I'd love to pay homage to my character and have her immortalized in a computer game as a Dark Elven city. If that causes issues with you all, then obviously I won't do it. But I figured I'd ask! :)
Either way, no offense taken, love your game and products and will be a PF fan forever. :)
Thanks for listening.
Sorry to be just coming across this post, it is apparently a few months old. So you may not even need the info anymore.
A quick perusal of your friend's spellbook makes is very clear as to why he's not useful in combat. He didn't really pick any combat spells! That's not to say they aren't useful...
But let's go through the spells likely to be used after init is rolled:
Rainbow pattern - decent spell for neutralizing a big group of mooks, if they have poor will saves. If you only have access to 2 lvl 4 spells though, there are more useful options, particularly if your other is a spell that is 100% useless during combat.
Suggestion - as above. Good if you're going against something with a lousy will save.
Color Spray - at the level you guys are at, most of the time you will stun a guy or two for a round, if they fail their will save. and since it's a first level spell, the save isn't that hard.
Shocking Grasp - decent damage, no save. But to use it, our mage has to get in melee touch range with the foe. And this is a guy that is usually flying and/or invisible, so that's not exactly his thing.
Magic Missle - The wizard's bread and butter, obviously this is his best option in most cases for combat. But if that's still his best option at this level, that's not a good sign.
I would say the biggest single problem I see is that even with such a limited book, he chose to take both invisibility AND invisibility sphere. Invis. sphere is one of those spells (in my experience anyway) that sounds awesome in theory, but rarely gets used the way you imagine it when you are selecting it. The circumstances are a bit too narrow. It's a good utility spell if you have a big fat spellbook. If you only know 4 lvl3 spells, that should not be one of them.
If he added 2 spells it would make a major difference to his combat usefulness, and those 2 spells are dispel magic, and fireball. There's a reason fireball is cliched, and that almost every wizard ever has it. Most adventures written for characters of that level assume that somebody in the group can cast a fireball.
Dispel magic is equally awesome. Make sure he has a decent spellcraft skill. Let him roll to see what enemy casters are doing. If it's a spell he doesn't want to see, he can try to dispel it. Then in other situations, targeted dispels and area dispels can make a huge difference.
Hope this helps.
I will simply echo what others have said, after reading the whole thread up until now.
Your CN ninja has no reason to care about this situation or get involved. How he plays his paladin is between him, his DM, or his church. The fact that he's a paladin of Torag complicates this further, but in ANY event, your alignment should make it so that you would not care AT ALL about any of that.
Your choice to not aid the paladin in combat is not what a CN character would do - they would make use of allies as long as they're useful, because they would continue to help you. If you are working towards the same long term campaign goals, your character should be willing to help him achieve those goals.
Now, clearly, as soon as your character feels that the two of you are NOT working towards the same long term goals, he would have no reason to hesitate in going his own way, whether peacefully/amiably or not.
These aren't the droids you're looking for. Move on with the game.
I have an urban ranger, and despite playing D&D and PFRPG for years, I don't have a ton of experience using animal companions. It's just not a class feature I've had many characters with in the past.
Anyway, I have an elven urban ranger with a hawk companion. I'm playing in the Crimson Throne Adventure Path.
He's got plenty of tricks, but I find I hardly ever use him. I imagined him being very useful as a flying scout, but the opportunities for that seem to be limited. Either that, or I'm just not being creative enough in my application. I keep thinking he should have a telepathic bond so I can "see what he sees" in real time, ala the Crow or something, but of course he doesn't work that way.
I don't really want to use him in combat, as his ability to do damage is minimal, and he doesn't have a lot of hit points anyway. That was never his intended role, which again was mostly mobile airborne scouting.
I kept thinking as I leveled up I'd find more uses for him, but now I'm at lvl9 and still not seeing it. It's not like I forget he's there, I am always TRYING to come up with ways to use him, but I'm apparently not getting it.
The rest of the character is going beautifully. I love his back story, plenty of opportunity for great roleplay, and Urban Ranger was MADE for Crimson Throne so far. Favored enemy - human has been HUGE since that's the vast majority of my opponents. He uses an elven curve blade and does tons of damage with it.
Anyway, any advice on things I can do to get more use out of the hawk? I just feel like it's a part of my character that isn't developed as well as it should be, both tactically and from a storyline perspective. Thanks in advance!
I think this is a really neat encounter, and as others have said, the map is sweet. But I just don't see any possible way for 4 adventurers to accomplish all of this given their time limits. They'd almost have to know exactly where to go and what to do the moment they arrived, which is asking a lot.
I think you're setting up a party for certain failure, and that's never fun.
Another note - great idea to conserve word count by using the GMG NPC's and making necessary adjustments. "Remove disguise, add trapmaking" - that's frickin' brilliant.
Steven Helt wrote:
Thanks for giving props to us Hoosiers. I hope you don't forget us when you hit the big time! :)
Joel Flank wrote:
Like I've commented on the other archetypes that involve drowning, it's bad - it's simply REALLY hard to drown someone in Pathfinder, since they get their constitution in rounds before they start to drown, unless you teleport water into their lungs or something so they can't hold their breath. Even with powers that reduce this - 5 rounds instead of 10 for an average Con is still an enternity in combat, assuming they don't escape.
Suffocation is a 5th level witch spell - a Floodwalker would obviously choose that as one of their spells and use it all the time. This would mitigate most of your concerns.
I do love this item. As others have said, the imagery is definitely compelling.
My one minor issue with it is this: It's a 30,000gp cloak, so most people won't be able to afford it until fairly advanced in levels. By then, a DC 15 Reflex save is hardly what I'd call scary.
But that is, again, a minor issue. So proud of you for advancing, look forward to where you go next. :)
Grifta wrote:
Yes, subscribing to a relevant PF line gives you a free pdf.
If you sign up for an adventure path subscription, for instance, that adventure path will be given to you as pdf the day each issue ships.
Name of PC: Aamon Vosh
Aamon was primarily staying out of reach and casting helpful spells, as clerics often do. However, he felt compelled to come to the aid of an unconscious comrade, and in so doing put himself into harm's way.
He was hit twice by a rune giant's longsword, including a critical hit, and also absorbed a shower of sparks. That put him at -13 hit points, and he has a 14 constitution. He therefore had ONE chance to stabilize before dying, needing a 20, which he failed. Svevenka had joined the party and arrived 1 action too late to revive him.
She was, however, able to reincarnate him after the battle, and in what I would call one of the greatest twists of irony so far in an adventure path full of them, Aamon's soul was returned to the Material Plane in the form of...
drum roll please...
a GOBLIN!
You know what's even better? Aamon still carried a +1 dogslicer the party had looted in the first chapter, in case he needed a slashing weapon! He's already started to see the Cavalier's horse in an all-new way.
Everyone raise a mug in memory of Aamon! (Even if he was a little creepy. Now he's just a little creep!)
There's a hellknight in the group I run, he started out as a cavalier. He's doing just fine in the campaign, we're currently lvl 14 and in Xin-Shalast.
He has reached the rank of Paralictor and has been given command of the outpost of Ft Rannick, and established it as an Order of the Nail bastion to bring law to the wilderness.
I make liberal use of this website to pathfinderize my RotRL game
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/bestiary/fan-conversions/paizo-adventure-paths/pf-0 5-sins-of-the-saviors
It has a conversion of Kazaven's Necromantic Deathtrap in the Gluttony secion of Runeforge, however the only way to dispel it is keyed to the Turn Undead ability, which is now substantially less common than it used to be. You can see it here:
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/traps-hazards-and-special-terrains/tr aps/necromantic-deathtrap-cr-13
Has anybody come up with a way to alter this so more groups would be able to suppress the ability? I'd be interested in any other ideas anyone else has had on that.
Drejk wrote:
That is awesome and good to know.
Any chance there's a source somewhere with the Submissive class from the Plot & Poison too? :)
I'm running Runelords in the Pathfinder RPG, and am having a great time with it. The
site has been super helpful in handling most of the conversions and saving me a ton of grunt work. I tweak them when I feel like it, but often run them right out of that when possible.
The problem is that nobody has created one for the 4 lovely ladies that accompany Delvahine in the Iron Cages of Lust - her alu-demon daughters Eryalla, Lelyrin, Voivod, and Zevashala. Now normally, that's not the end of the world, as I'm capable of making up my own, but in this case those chicks come from 2 listed sourcebooks (Tome of Horrors and Plot and Poison) that I don't own. Now, I know I NEED to get Tome of Horrors, but that's a paycheck or two away still, and we're running this room tomorrow night. So I have no idea how to convert these chicks while still being as true as possible to the concept of the source. I don't know what they get from where.
I could always just run them from the module as written, switching grapple for CMB/CMD and all that, but if somebody has something else that's a more effective use of the source books and captures these lovely ladies better, I'd love to hear about it. Thanks! :)
Xexyz wrote:
Wow, I was almost ready to type up a rebuttal to VoodooMike and then I noticed that conversation took place last October. Damn stealth necro...
Sorry, I don't post that often, and I don't remember to look at the dates of previous posts all the time.
Plus, most of the topics on this playtest are several months old, so if you contribute anything it's going to be to an old topic, unless you start your own.
I think the 14 point version is fine, when you consider the roleplaying-based issue with drow that causes them significant social issues in most campaigns.
About the only setting where it's not a problem is one where it's all drow, in which case the problem is solved because the balance is maintained within the party.
Selgard wrote:
Half orcs in 3.5 made better barbarians than they did sorcerers. Did you give level adjustments for that, too? I think you're micromanaging. The ECL was meant to keep you from breaking the system, if you made a combo that was intentionally weaker than that (like a pixie barbarian), well that's your choice.
By the way, before you totally write off pixies as fighter types, you should read this:
wraithstrike wrote:
Drow are not really that bad. Drow nobles are a different story. The issue is also that some powers that are really good at low level fall by the wayside later on, which in turn means the the player with the special race falls behind. Then you add in campaign specifics, and you end up having to much to account for.
Right, I played drow in 3.5 and their level adjustment made for a very weak character in my opinion, compared to the rest of the party. I still had a great time with her, but she wasn't equal to the rest of the group and pretty much everyone at the table agreed. But that's not my primary motivation for playing, I tend to be more of a backstory kind of guy.
I agree with you - the ability to cast darkness, faerie fire, and dancing lights was largely irrelevant. Most days they went completely unused. I burned a feat on "Daylight Adaptation" from the Forgotten Realms campaign guide so she could travel on the surface, so with that and the level adjustment she was essentially 2 feats behind most of the time. Most of her best abilities came from her domains (she was a cleric of Sehanine Moonbow, so she had Travel and Elf, great domains).
I get that some races just don't carry over to PC classes no matter what you do. I can't really imagine any scenario where an aboleth, beholder, dragon, or roc, is going to be fair.
But at the same time, I refuse to believe there's not some reasonable way to accommodate drow PCs into a party of other normal characters. Or even something like a centaur. I played a centaur barbarian/frenzied berzerker (once he got epic) in 3.5, and while the system wasn't perfect, it was still a great time. I think Paizo has a really great chance to (as they have in EVERY other case so far) wow me by blowing 3.5 out of the water and making a good system exponentially better.
I think making skills and knowledge about what your fighting an important part of a combat is highly important. It gives smart fighters an advantage and makes those knowledge skills worthwhile.
As others have said, in my games I have my players roll. A DC 15 will give them basic info, 20 will tell some more like DR or SR or whatever, and for every 5 over that, they get to ask me questions about it ("Does it have any specialized attacks?" or "can they cast spells/spell like abilities?", etc)


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Reviews for this vacation apartment rental in Manhattan, New York
Jennifer Brown
Girls Trip
June 2, 2015
In a perfect location to access Times Square and theaters! Tons of restaurants close by. The only negative was it only slept 6 because I brought my own twin air mattress. Another was provided but small love seat does not fold out. We made it fine as my daughters were fine on the air mattresses. Overall, great place!
Barbara Jeffries
Adelaide, Australia
Location, location,location!
April 29, 2015
This apartment is in the ideal location for a visit to New York. Situated in the heart of the Hells Kitchen restaurant area and just blocks from Times Square. Walk to the Rockefeller Center in 20 minutes! Two bedrooms, plus an air mattress (with plenty of room to put it). Full kitchen including microwave and a coffee maker. The bathroom is very compact and the shower certainly isn't a "power" shower, but the water is hot! The apartment is on the second floor (first floor in Australian and British terms), but the stairs are steep and narrow which creates a problem with luggage. Cait is an excellent host. Nothing was too much trouble for her and she responded to all our emails, texts and questions promptly.
Cara Sauder
Albuquerque, NM
Great location but maybe not quite a GEM
June 3, 2014
The location was excellent. Very convenient and in great neighborhood. The pictures were a little misleading, as there is no eating area. Instead there is a kitchen and a small living room with no kitchen table or brick wall in the entire apartment. The first thing we did when we arrived was try to nap after our red eye flight and the bed broke and collapsed in the middle. The local contact was able to fix by stacking boxes underneath which actually worked. There was a horrible odor in the apartment as if there was a dead mouse in the wall or pipes or something. That was out biggest complaint. We wondered why there were glade air fresheners at several locations in the apartment. That might be a common problem in older buildings, but it was the one that made it hard to spend much time inside the apartment. It was great to have an apartment so that we had access to a kitchen, refrigerator for all of our leftovers, and although we don't regret our decision, it would be nice to do a little more upkeep on the apartment and deal with the smell.
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Victoria, Texas
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October 22, 2013
WOW..great New York experience within walking distance to Times Square and the Hudson River. Apartment was nice and cozy and the kids loving looking out the window in the morning watching the hotdog/pretzel/knish vendors going to Times Square. Cait was great with communicating and giving us recommendations on restaurants around the area. We ate at two of them and they were excellent. Would gladly stay there again. We felt very safe for being our first timers to the big city.
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Dallas TX. USA
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August 20, 2013
Perfect Location and Cait is so wonderful to work with I would rent this charming apartment any time I am in NYC. Near restaurants that aren't chains and tourist traps while still just a ten minute walk to broadway plays. Can easily catch a cab right outside the apartment if needed.
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July 23, 2013
Cait was great, started giving us information weeks ahead of our trip. The apartment was great, walked a couple of blocks to the Intredid (this was with 4 grand kids, 6, 5, 3 & 2). Then walked a couple of blocks the other way to Times Square. Subway was close but we grabbed a cab, it ran 9-14 dollars to go to the Museum of Natural Histoy, Central Park, Ferry, Empire State Building, CMOM and Chelsea Waterside Park. We had a great time and a lot of it had to do with the apartment and Cait.
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December 3, 2012
Visited with my girlfriend and parents. Had a great time. Location of apartment was excellent. so many restaurants and theaters nearby for broadway plays. Apartment had everything we needed and Cait was very helpful and considerate.
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November 14, 2012
Cait was terrific. The apt. Was so close to everything. We would recommend this apt. to everyone wanting to feel what it's like to live in NYC. We look forward to our next visit to NYC and staying here again. Thanks Cait for all your help.
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garden city mi
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November 1, 2012
we atayed here for 3 weeks. it is in a great location walking distance to anyrthing you want to do or to get on a subway. Cait was great to work with and the appartment was clean and all the stuff you need to cook or do work. we would recomened this place to anybody. and we plan on staying again when we return.
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São Paulo, Brasil
great apartment
October 27, 2012
I stayed for 6 nights in this apartment with 5 friends. The position of the apartment was within walking distance of the Times Square, only 3 blocks.
Emma Victoria
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Wonderful experience!
September 26, 2012
I stayed in this apt with 3 friend for 7 nights and we have a lovely time here! The apt is great, comfortable and very good located, (you can walk from here to the times). The neighborhood is nice and you have many stores down the block (groceries, restós and laundry). The pics, don´t lie at all, is even greater once you live there! We felt it as home. Cait, the host, is the nicest, we will definetely come back there!!
Carolina DÃaz
Republic of Panama
July 16, 2012
This was an amazing apartment; we rent it for a week and we loved it. Great location and neighborhood and it is really near from Times Square. There were tons of restaurants, bars and delis around it (IT'S ACTUALLY CALLED RESTAURANT ROW!). I have no complains about it, and Cait was extremely nice and helpful! I would definitely rent again if I went back to NYC! I fully recommend this apartment!
Tanya Webb
Daytona Beach FL USA
July 4, 2012
This was an absolutely wonderful place to stay, plenty of room, nice closets full kitchen large TV, very clean and fully stocked with almost anything you need, Also very peaceful at night no street noise. fantastic location close to everything. We were there for 7 days and Cait was simply wonderful to deal with, was there anytime we needed her, very helpful in locating anything we needed. If I ever have the oportunity to visit Manhattan again, I definitely hope to get to stay here. I would definitely recommned this apartment to anyone wanting to stay close to everything. Thank you Cait for making our vacation such a memorable occasion !!!!!
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Boston, MA
June 12, 2012
That is a great apartment, with all kinds of great restaurants around, walking distance from Times square. The owner is super nice, it is just like being in a friend's house when she is not there. Would definitively go back.
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Townsville Australia
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June 12, 2012
Myself and 2 friends had a great time in new York staying in this apartment . The location is amazing! So close to everything if your looking for the true tourist experience in NYC . The area seemed super safe any hour of the day. I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone looking to stay in NYC.


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Focus Point in Playback
I set my new D7100 to show the focus point the playback menu but the center focus point is always highlighted in pics taken. Am I setting something wrong or is this normal? I can tell the focus point I selected was used in taking the picture.
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#1. "RE: Focus Point in Playback" | In response to Reply # 0JosephK Nikonian since 17th Apr 2006Thu 09-May-13 08:05 PM
The camera should be showing you the focus point used for the still pictures. Run some tests: Put the camera in AF-Single mode using a single focus point and take multiple pictures using various focus points. What does the camera show you?
Joseph K
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