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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: As above, you can get it as a single PDF or part of the Companion Volume 2. The purpose of this Companion is help out a bit with defining a character by making use of different archetypes. About 15 archetypes are provided, with descriptions and advice on combining each archetype with each of the five Roles, as well as a Talent that fits each Archetype. Maybe your Hitter is a Mama Bear (or Papa Wolf), maybe your Hacker is a Romantic, maybe your Thief is an Artist, maybe your Grifter is a Rebel and maybe your Mastermind is an Architect who has built each of their plans off of the backs of their last ones.
WHAT WORKS: A real simple way to get a starting point for your Leverage characters, using common archetypes as the core concept (combined with the Roles, obviously). Some of them are truly inspired, as are their related Talents (like an Architect getting a bigger Asset die when using a Callback, since they are building to these moments).
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: Some of the combinations don't fit so well, and at times the writing seemed to struggle to define the Archetype/Role relationships without repeating the same ground. Several of the pages carry the footers from the Hollywood Hacking Companion, which presumably got brought over in formatting but never changed.
CONCLUSION: A very useful Companion for those struggling with character creation, or for those who are maybe looking for inspiration for a unique spin for their next character. I also appreciate the fact that there's an attempt at backing these decisions up mechanically, with the inclusion of Talents. A good, well written companion piece to the Leverage rulebooks and supplements.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Available in the same formats as above, Companion 6 takes your Leverage game from the Populist Revenge business and into the realm of Espionage (and Counter-Espionage). This includes advice on changing up the roles (Hitter to Wetworks, Thief to Acquisitions, Mastermind to Handler, etc). This is even a recommended mode of play for Single Player games (James Bond or Jason Bourne, anyone?) While these Companions commonly offer new Talents, this one also offers new rules, such as resisting Interrogations, handling "Gadgets", and even an "Enhanced Flashback" mechanic that allows the Agents to throw the trust of each other into question.There's even a few campaign set-ups, including an amusing one set in a retirement home for secret agents. An Instant Mission Generator replaces the Job Generator from the Leverage core rules, so you can generate spy-appropriate missions on the fly.
WHAT WORKS: Well, I love random generators, so that's a win right there. There's lots of good information in a small package to tweak Leverage from its default mode of play and into spy games.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: A few spy-related Talents would have been great. Mentioning the Trust mechanic before the section that actually introduced it was a little counterintuitive, but not a huge problem given the size of the product.
CONCLUSION: If you're going to write a niche product like this, present the information as usefully and as compelling as you can. This book totally hit the mark in that regard, giving you the necessary tools to turn Leverage into a spy game with a small package. I always like extra options for Talents, so the book lacking those is disappointing. That said, it's a well-written, micro supplement that was released with a very clear goal that it accomplishes admirably. A great pick-up if you want to diversify your Leverage campaign options.
WHAT WORKS: A fantastic read for fans of the Dresden Files, as well as a great guide for adapting the creatures and NPCs from the novels as a guide for making your own. Again, the production values are top notch, and the sidebars are very useful and informative, especially when dealing with issues like how to handle Harry in your games (if at all). The index covering both books is also a great thing. Also, it's The Dresden Files.
I'm a fanboy. I admit it.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: My biggest gripe is the overabundance of "We don't really know, so we're hand waving this" entries...that said, Harry is considered to be an "unreliable narrator", so you can OFFICIALLY take anything in the book with a grain of salt.
CONCLUSION: Not quite as high on the "Must Buy" list as "Your Story", but still a great, well-written and gorgeous resource. I certainly don't regret picking it up, even though my eventual game will probably having nothing to do with Chicago or the inhabitants of the books (at least not directly). Worth buying? Yes. Must have? Maaaaaybe, if only because Your Story lacks a bestiary.
For my full review, please visit http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2013/11/tommys-take-on-dresden-files-rpg-our.html
WHAT WORKS: A licensed RPG is about perfect for Fate, because it helps put a context to all the rules and moving bits, especially Aspects. The production values are gorgeous and the writing is hilarious, with lots of great asides and bits for fans of the books as Harry, Billy and Bob shoot comments back and forth. While the game is ostensibly a two-book purchase, this book actually gives you everything you need to play (including a sample setting), shy of a bestiary.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: If you don't already own Fudge Dice or Fate Dice, you'll need a pair. Wizards get an overwhelming amount of focus, which may be a problem if you have a player in the game that isn't a fan of spellcasters (though it is worth noting that Dresdenverse Wizards are MUCH more versatile than the Wizard archetype you're probably used to). Sample monsters would have been nice, for those who don't want to pick up a second book. If you hate informal tones to your books, stay away from this one.
CONCLUSION: I love The Dresden Files. I used to get utterly lost by Fate. Between ICONS acting as a "gateway drug" and the context of the Dresden Files license, Fate becomes a LOT easier to wrap my head around, and I hope this hits my game table in 2014. The only things I wish it had can't be taken as knocks against it, and that would be easier guidelines to expand it beyond Dresden Files (such as covering Buffy the Vampire Slayer or my own comic, The Chronicles of Rachel Strand), but it's not designed to do that...it's designed to emulate The Dresden Files (though that does cover a lot of ground, admittedly)...and with a little Fate Core and Fate Toolkit, that may be more than doable. Just a great licensed product that I had a blast reading, trying to match up the various pictures with their relevant scenes from the book series. This would be my immediate pick for an Urban Fantasy game to run, if I had the choice. Top notch product, well worth the price I paid for it (scored both books and four sets of Fudge dice on eBay).
For my full review, please visit http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2013/11/tommys-take-on-dresden-files-rpg-your.html
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This expansion is a little different than the others, running $10 instead of $5. On top of that, it only includes three Playbooks:
The Bereaved - Someone in mourning, needing a shoulder to lean on. Definitely NOT one to play in a one-on-one game, as a few of their moves rely on other people being present...namely, gaining Trust with others and using their Lore moves.
The Grave Digger - You can pick Moves that make him a perfectly nice guy...or you can make him a scuzzy graverobber instead.
The Mortician - Somebody's gotta prepare the bodies. The Mortician comforts folks who have just suffered tragedy, which can come in handy in a horror game.
So if it's $10 and only has three playbooks, what's the deal? The deal is that it adds more info based off of the Town Lore questions at the beginning of the game, effectively blowing up the information combinations by adding a whole other set of mysteries to the town (all kinda cemetery based).
WHAT WORKS: A slew of new options for town generation. Three new playbooks, each of which are interesting and unique in their own way, yet still tied to the cemetery setting.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: The minor complaint that the cemetery results are tied to the Town Lore, so those results will be bound together regardless (though there are soooo many possible results that this becomes a very minor quibble).
CONCLUSION: Well worth it if you're looking for more than just a one shot game, as a third plot thread should get you rolling nicely. If you're just in it for the playbooks, though, that price tag might be a tad steep.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Have you noticed a trend developing here? These entries have been a steady walk off the deep end, and the Madmen make the last set look normal.
The Chosen - No, not quite Buffy, or even Ash. The Chosen can be downright bizarre, perhaps touched by darkness in such a way that they now see in the dark or even breathe underwater.
The Escapee - You've lost your mind once, but you know there's crazy stuff out there. You may be hunted by the very things that led to your imprisonment, but you are powered by a desperate will now.
The Inventor - The Scientist and The Handyman pumped up to 11. More Frankenstein than Einstein.
The Sorcerer - You have a handful of magical effects on standby, and are more adept than most at casting rituals.
The Veteran - You experienced the horrors of war, but occasionally you still find glimpses of the man you once were, and unleash him against the darkness.
WHAT WORKS: One of the more unique sets (and the sets are usually pretty impressive). I particularly like the portrayals of The Veteran and The Escapee.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: Not a lot. I like the balance on The Inventor and Sorcerer more than I do The Dreamer and The Psychic, and the character options are among the most interesting.
CONCLUSION: If I were a player, I think I'd probably play The Veteran first and foremost above all of them, though The Escapee runs a close second. Probably my two favorite options among all the playbooks.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Same as above - $5 package of playbooks to expand your game, running the fine line of "acceptable society":
The Artist - Passion drives most of what the Artist does, and this can leave them vulnerable to shock, or make them off-putting to others.
The Criminal - Not generally a thug, the Criminal's Lore move allows them to formulate a Backup Plan, and other moves provide options like being sneaky or charming.
The Dreamer - No, this isn't just someone with their head in the clouds...The Dreamer can reach the actual Dreamlands! This can provide valuable insight at times.
The Drifter - A bonafide ramblin' man, who sometimes gets by on Luck as much as anything. Additionally, your Drifter may have witnessed a bit more in his day than most.
The Psychic - Full-blown having visions and communing with the spirit world.
WHAT WORKS: Some very oddball options for tremulus, stretching the boundaries further. We've used Drifter and Psychic both in play, so these are options proving popular over here.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: The Psychic communing with spirits can get out of hand at times, and I would imagine from the reading that The Dreamer could get that way as well.
CONCLUSION: If you want more weirdness from your PCs in tremulus, this is a good step as especially The Dreamer and The Psychic are particularly oddball. Just watch out for them spending too much time using their Moves (which aren't even Lore moves, but which do have time constraints on them) as they can blow some of your mystery right off.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This $5 PDF was free to Kickstarter backers above a certain level, and includes 5 new playbooks for your players to use:
The Adventurer - A man of action, whose Moves can give him options like constant Armor, bonus damage to attacks and acting using his Passion instead of his Reason (because he's a man of instinct and not book-smarts).
The Entertainer - An actor, musician, singer, dancer, what have you. The Entertainer may be wealthy and famous, or have a gift for manipulating other people. The one Entertainer we've seen in our games proved incredibly light on his feet, which was a huge boon for him.
The Handyman - A fixer. He may have a workshop that he builds things with, he can jury rig repairs and one Move humorously duplicates the idea of smacking something to make it work.
The Librarian - A thinker who can occasionally use their wits to their advantage in combat.
The Scientist - Generally far more reasonable than most, insulating them from mental distress...though one option makes The Scientist harder to relate to, but allows them to start with Lore points.
WHAT WORKS: A few nice, thematic options that stretch the field. Some of the Playbook tweaks make it even easier to get the end result you want, like a purely "rational" scientist versus one that's becoming a little more unhinged. The Handyman is another one that stands out.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: On one hand, The Entertainer seems to stand out more than the others (as being out of place here). On the other, it's the only one we've used thus far. If the aesthetics of tremulus didn't do it for you, then the hard to see, old-timey images in this set won't do you any favors, either.
CONCLUSION: The Adventurer, Librarian and Scientist all seem very suited for period Lovecraftian adventurer. $1 per playbook also seems to be a bit better than similar deals for similar games, though I haven't looked too closely. Good pick-up if you want some options just a step away from the standard playbooks.
WHAT WORKS: A ton of great advice is present throughout the book. An improv happy group will have a field day with this, and there's already a lot of great support coming from the Kickstarter stretch goals, including expansions to Ebon Eaves and a lot more Playbooks, as well as new Playsets. The system works well for horror, with its harsh and unforgiving damage systems, and the Playbooks being designed with all the PC Moves already on them makes the game much easier to pick up and go for newbies (speaking from experience here). Playset creation is similarly inspiring, using the players' answers to help dictate the plot threads (and probably in ways they will never expect). One of the best "Player Facing" systems I've seen thus far.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: Some of the terminology (Forwards, Holds, etc) can take a bit of getting used to. I always prefer a bigger monster selection. Some of the advice can be repetitive, and the organization feels like it could be cleaner.
CONCLUSION: We played one session of this with me not having a chance to fully read the book and all prep done at the game table and had a good time. My player for that solo session actively wants to play again (and he's a hardcore Savage Worlds nut), but with more people so we can use the Trust mechanic in play. I also told him about some of the Playbooks coming to me as a Kickstarter backer and how many of them seem more his speed and he was pumped.
tremulus doesn't exactly reinvent the wheel, though it does a really nice job of supporting investigative horror, providing a TON of structure to this as opposed to everyone standing around and swapping the story baton or something. It's a pretty traditional horror/investigation RPG with some narrative quirks, and you can decide for yourself if that's a good or bad thing. For us, it was a lot of fun…fun that we will surely revisit in the future.
For my full review, please visit http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2012/12/tommys-take-on-tremulus_3.html
WHAT WORKS: The game closest to this that I have played is tremulus, and readers of the blog know I'm a big fan of that game (and I became a bigger fan after playing it with a group of three). The "Monster of the Week" genre is awesome (I love me some Buffy, Angel, Sleepy Hollow, Supernatural, etc), and this game does a nice job of tackling the "Kick the Monsters in the Teeth" approach that tremulus does not (by design). Most of your major archetypes are covered in the initial Playbooks, and other books since then have been released (like The Exile, which is spot on for Sleepy Hollow's Ichabod Crane, or Summoned, which does a fine Hellboy).
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: I would have liked a few more monsters, maybe, though monsters are defined as much by their motivations as they are their stats, and the three monster examples are probably broad enough to give you an idea how to make your own. The "no prep" approach can be exhausting at times, if you aren't used to thinking on your feet (though players who are on board with the genre conventions and narrative flow can help that immensely). Games like this always seem like they could extra clarity, as well. I'm not a big booster of the idea of "limited edition Playbooks", which is a movement that has gained traction in the World Engine community (though I believe I have been lucky enough to get all of the available playbooks for MotW). Lastly, I am really not a big fan of the art. Just doesn't work for me.
CONCLUSION: This is actually on top of the "Would Love To Run" list for me, especially after my two games of tremulus. We tend to fall into "Action Hero" mode in our games, and Monster of the Week is less likely to punish you for that, so I think it would be a good fit for that. Clarity is an issue in the book (when everyone is naming a history tag for the other Hunters, I wasn't 100% sure how you reconcile them - do both apply? Do the players pick the one they like best? Do you just work it out? Because it's pretty easy to get conflicting results, or seems like it would be...the author clarified that you do, in fact, take both options and work it out). In short, the game engine is a blast, especially if your players are bought in on the "Fiction First" approach, and it does a good, if not perfect, job of genre emulation (Angel and Oz, for instance, would both fall under The Monstrous, making it impossible to have them both in a group at the same time). If you wanna do a Buffy/Blade/Hellboy/Sleepy Hollow/Supernatural/X-Files mash-up and you haven't decided on a system yet, this would be a very good choice.
For my full review, please visit http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2013/10/tommys-take-on-monster-of-week.html
WHAT WORKS: This API Worldwide book does a great job conveying the different "feel" that it has over a US-based game, doing an even better job of illustrating that then Europe or Canada did, and feeling more "complete" than the Europe book. The lack of metaplot means that you don't have to worry about your group's decision at the end of the second adventure being overruled by anyone.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: None of the four new demon species really jumped out at me the way previous Worldwide demon entries did.
CONCLUSION: If you're not setting a game in South America, even as a temporary detour, I'm not sure there's going to be enough here to make you NEED this book. That said, if you want a completely different, almost desperate, feel to your API campaign, South America is just what you're wanting: The API South America branch is outgunned, overpowered and trying to figure out how to make it all balance. Strong recommendation if you like API and want a change of scenery. If you're just wanting something to boost your existing game, this probably won't do the job for you.
For my full review, please visit http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2013/09/tommys-take-on-api-worldwide-south.html
WHAT WORKS: The cool new mechanics are a great addition and some of the setting elements are nice. The options for playing the Will of Iron as "not nice" as well as playing an "honest" Strand of Fate is really intriguing as well.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: The adventure left me a little cold for some reason.
CONCLUSION: If you like Wu Xing, there's a lot of great setting elements here to play around with (like the Repeating Prison). There are also some swell new rules like the wushu, new styles, new weapons (I do dig the Seven-Branched Sword and Heaven's Splitter). Unless you're playing troupe-style, your players won't need a ton of clan options, but the Veiled Ones or the Sons of Steel could make for great antagonists. Definitely recommended for fans of Wu Xing as there are some cool elements to use even if you don't have Will of Iron or Hidden Strands PCs in your games.
For my full review, please visit http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2013/09/tommys-take-on-wu-xing-truth-and-lies.html
Another one shot/convention style adventure, this one casts the PCs in the role of pirates who learn that there's always a bigger fish…
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This nautical adventure weighs in at 22 pages and $5, and is also part of a bundle that includes deck plans for a freighter by Dramascape for only 99 cents more. Players are given a template to customize, as well as a primer on the rules of pirating. The adventure is pretty straight forward: The PCs get to raid a ship, get overtaken by a bigger ship (a shark-shaped submarine, in fact), and wind up bumping noses with the biggest fish in the sea. References to pulpy authors abound and genre fans will surely catch the nods. It is built as a suitable convention or one shot adventure, though tips are provided for expanding it beyond that point.
WHAT WORKS: The layout is gorgeous, and I think a lot of folks will appreciate the assumption that the PCs are actually playing pirates and not Disney Pirates. The crazier, pulpier elements are a nice touch without getting into full blown supernatural.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: Act Two essentially hinges on the PCs essentially becoming subservient to an adversary, which is hard to pull off without frustrating players. The editing on the version I received left a lot to be desired, but that may have been cleared up in the final retail release.
CONCLUSION: While I appreciate the pirates, the adventure just doesn't click with me the way a lot of other Silver Gryphon stuff does. It's not a bad product, and the bundle with the Dramascapes map is a great deal, and Djinn of the Deep may well hit that tonal middle ground between Pirates of the Spanish Main and 50 Fathoms. Recommended if you're wanting pirate fun without the fantasy weirdness of 50 Fathoms.
Open-ended adventures are always a good thing, IMO. One of Silver Gryphon Games' newest releases is just that, an alternate history sandbox adventure called Milecastle 42.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This 27 page adventure costs $5 and is, in a nutshell, Romans versus Zombies. The PCs are stationed at a Milecastle, essentially a lighthouse which is part of a series of such houses 5 miles apart. The night before, Milecastle 42 signaled in desperation but now their light has gone out, so it's up to the PCs to investigate. The PCs are given objectives and guidelines and then turned loose to investigate Milecastle 42 as they will. The outpost, of course, has been overran by zombies (this isn't a complete surprise, as the Romans are living with the plague in this reality) and most of the zombies are capable of little more than pack mentality and animal cunning. That a more intelligent foe is directing them shouldn't be a big surprise, but where the adventure really wins out is in the climax, which comes out of left field in an awesome way.
WHAT WORKS: The "Final Boss" is really kinda epic. The page numbering is all in roman numerals, which is a nice touch. I love a good, open sandbox adventure.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: All the characters are going to be a bit "samey" by the nature of the game, as PCs are built off of a template that is customized.
CONCLUSION: A fun one shot or convention game, Milecastle 42 also allows for a few options for continuing the game depending on the success or failure of the PCs. I'm not a big fan of what amounts to pregens, even though I understand why they're there, but as I don't run a lot of one shots or convention games, I'm not really the target audience. If you're not tired of zombies yet, or if you want them in a different milieu, then Milecastle 42 is well worth picking up, especially for its "OH CRAP" moment at the end of the adventure.
Fun fact: I actually have no experience with Shadowrun whatsoever. Yes, I know it's pretty much a classic and one of the bigger fish in the gaming sea…and, yet, here we are. So when I got a chance to review the Fifth Edition of the game, I took it.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: First and foremost, this is the 5th, and most recent, version of the game. The books clocks in at 489 pages, making for a hefty tome. The PDF is about $20, about a third of what the print version is going to retail for, it looks like. Shadowrun is a mix of fantasy and cyberpunk sci-fi elements, a lot of which have now been seen over the years. The system uses a d6 dice pool system, with 5s and 6s for successes and "Glitches" occurring when half or more of the dice rolled come up 1s. The world is ran largely by megacorporations, and people deal in both Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality while Magic is a fairly commonplace element.
WHAT WORKS: I like the fantastic elements like the elves and dwarves and orks and trolls, blending them with the modern world. The magic system has some very neat points to it, with my favorite part being the mentor spirits. The book is a gorgeous piece of work, with some impressive art. There is a "random run generator", essentially a random adventure generator, which I always love. Character creation levels are provided, so you can start campaigns with street level newbies, capable warriors or power players.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK: In-game fiction doesn't do too much for me, anymore, and there seemed to be a lot of that here (maybe it was just my perceptions), especially for the price. I'm not a fan of the approach taken with the system…for the most part, I've moved towards "lighter" systems over the years, and a skill heavy system like this isn't really in my wheelhouse (75+ skills is a bit much for me).
CONCLUSION: Shadowrun isn't really for me. I'm not surprised, as cyberpunk isn't a genre that really interests me, and when I do have a desire to scratch that itch, I have a perfectly good Savage Worlds alternative waiting for me (Interface Zero). The book never really "clicked" for me, making it difficult for me to engage with it, and I think that might be the "Dracula" effect: In short, all those trends that Shadowrun kinda helped set are a bit overdone now, and so it has a bit of a "been there, done that" feel to it. That said, if the system were more my speed, I really think I could get into the setting due to the "magic plus sci-fi" mish-mash. Not a bad product, just not my cup of tea, unfortunately.


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I have hashimoto's but am still struggling with my health despite being treated for it.
Anyway, I just wanted to ask about Ketoacidosis.
What exactly does it feel like?
What exactly does the fruity breath odor feel and smell like?
I'm asking because over the past 10 years I have episodes that seem similar to Ketoacidosis but not quite what is described in what I have read.
It seems to happen when I drink alcohol. (not every time just randomly).
My back will start to feel like it is spasming. It will feel hard to breathe and I get the fruity odor in my breath. Almost like gasses are coming from my mouth. I will feel very weak ans shaky as well. It's a very scary feeling.
It has happened when alcohol was not involved, too but alcohol seems to trigger it.
I've told doctors about this but they look at me like I'm crazy.
I had a 3 hour glucose test in Oct. The 2nd hour was elevated (slightly) the first and third hours were normal. The doctor didn't seem concerned.
I also had gestational diabetes.
I thought since the doctors aren't really helpful I would ask someone who has actually felt it before. Does this sound like Ketoacidosis ?
It is the closest thing I have been able to find that explains my strange experiences.
Thanks for any input. :)
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Loyola University -- and especially Roussel Hall -- was alive with the sounds of music during the weeklong 2011 New Orleans International Piano Competition for Young Artists & Keyboard Festival Piano Institute. It was presented by the Musical Arts Society of New Orleans (MASNO), which ''has been an important component of the local music community, striving not only to present high-quality performances by many of the world's finest pianists, but also to encourage the growth of supportive audiences for classical music throughout the region." Daniel Weilbaecher and Raymond Gitz answer respectively to MASNO executive/artistic director and president. Emel Songu Mize is the president-elect and Edgar Chase III, the immediate past president. Loyola University College of Music and Fine Arts, which has Donald R. Boomgaarden as dean, hosted the international piano competition and Hall Piano Co. and Steinway & Sons of New York figured as sponsors. The finals of the competition occurred on a Sunday afternoon with five of the 12 young contestants, whose ages ranged from 14 to 18, and who had been competing in the semifinals, at the keyboard. Their countries at the finals were represented by the flags of China, Japan, Korea, and the U.S.
The ultimate decisions lay with the competition jury and members Peter Mack, John Murphy (of Loyola) and Andrey Ponochevny. Daniel Weilbaecher served as chairman. Displaying their talent throughout were the dozen competitors: Joey Chang, Anna Han, Kimberly Hou, Seika Ishida, Don-Yeon Kim, Hugo Kitano, Peng Lin, Yifan Sun, Yutong Sun, Trenton Takaki, Min Joo Yi and Angie Zhang. The five who competed on the last day, the Sunday afternoon, were honorable mention winners Seika Ishida and Peng Lin; Angie Zhang, third place; Yifan Sun, second; and 15-year-old Anna Han for the first. She started taking piano lessons with her current teacher, Fei Xu, at age five and lives in Chandler, Ariz. After her laureling, she said that she was thrilled to be in New Orleans and to play alongside such talented pianists. She also took advantage of one of the top local attractions and enjoyed coffee and beignets in the Vieux Carre. (So did most of her piano pals.)
Special thanks went to the competition's housing and dinner hosts, whose ranks included Elissa and Eddie Bluth, Charlie Bohn, Anne and Donald Bradburn, Andrea and Archie Brown, Joan Coulter, Robin and Bruce Crutcher, Darlene and Jody Dickerson, Elroy and Judy Rush Eckhardt, Helen and Ricardo Febry, Richard Goula, Alphonse and Joan Landry, Karen Lowery, Cara McCool, Judy Miranti, Julianne Nice and Herb Larson, Pam and Jim Ricciardi, Sandy and Steve Rosenthal, and Larry Watts and Joey Bennett.
A number of them assembled before the finals at the New Orleans Country Club, where the Crutchers held out the hosting hands for the judges' brunch. In addition to the judges, as well as Weilbaecher, Gitz, the Eckhardts, Charles Bohn, the Bluths and the Dickersons, Shearon Horton, Dr. Charles Dupin, Constance Carrol, Keviun Chance, Alan Chow, Frank Heneghan, and Igor Resnianski broke bread.
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It was then that the Stars Were Right to see if adventure gaming fans would be able to step up were the larger publishers backed down. You know how it goes from there. Unfortunately, Schafer admits those very stars are now out of alignment for other indie publishing avenues on console platforms, like Xbox Live Arcade and PSN. In the long run, their inherently closed natures will make them too costly even for studios with pedigree like Double Fine.
According to Schafer, indies nowadays will have a much better chance at success trying to make it big either on their own, or on more open platforms like (surprise!) Steam:
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The reality Schafer paints for indies on consoles is indeed unfortunate, especially given how the console giants themselves have at least paid the lip service to attract development for the purpose of securing much-needed exclusives. It's not clear if Schafer was referring to the cost of PSN and XBL patches (or just one or the other) in his estimate, but Double Fine did get badly stung when publishers like EA refrained from helping cover the costs for producing patches for titles like Brutal Legend.


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Publicis Groupe SA and Omnicom Group Inc.'s failed merger won't bring a respite from consolidation in the advertising industry, WPP Plc Chief Executive Officer Martin Sorrell said.
Global ad revenues are set to exceed half a trillion dollars this year, Magna Global predicted in December. Sporting events including the Sochi Winter Olympics and soccer World Cup starting in Brazil next month will help boost the industry by 6.5 percent to $521.6 billion.
"There will never be a period of calm and there will be more consolidation," Sorrell said in a phone interview today. Dentsu Inc. may bid for Interpublic Group of Cos. while Havas SA could be a target for Vivendi SA, he said.
London-based WPP remains the largest advertising company worldwide with the $35 billion merger of Publicis and Omnicom called off. The French and U.S. companies said they couldn't overcome obstacles that slowed the deal's completion and the transaction was unanimously halted by both boards 10 months after it was announced.
"Since the merger did not go ahead, nothing has changed in the environment for us," Dentsu spokesman Shusaku Kannan said by phone from Tokyo. "It will be business as usual." It took Dentsu more than eight months to complete the $4.9 billion purchase of Aegis Group Plc of the U.K. in 2013.
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Havas, partly owned by billionaire Vincent Bollore, said its scale allows the company to "adapt more efficiently to the new environment of the communications industry." Havas, about one-fifth the size of Publicis with a market value of 2.45 billion euros ($3.4 billion), declined to comment on rivals.
Bollore ceded his role as Havas chairman to his son Yannick in August as he gears up to become chairman of Paris-based Vivendi, in which he owns a stake of about 5 percent. Both father and son have said during the past year that they have no plan to merge the companies.
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"It is not a major problem for Publicis to continue their strategy without Omnicom," said Norbert Janisch, a fund manager at Vienna-based Raiffeisen Capital, which manages about 30 billion euros, including shares in Publicis. "They will probably do a major buyback transaction rather than another M&A deal. I can imagine further consolidation including smaller players, but not among the top three companies" of WPP, Publicis and Omnicom.
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Wastewater treatment is big business today, processing millions of gallons of water while sending tons of the refuse taken from the water to landfills. However, in the third world, 90 to 95% of all domestic sewage and 75% of all industrial waste are discharged into surface waters without any treatment at all. Even in developed regions like Europe, over 90% of the rivers have nitrate levels that exceed established health thresholds, and one-half of the continent's lakes are low in oxygen.
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Nehal Mehta
2014-01-27, 00:52
Is accumulo considering row level visibility for read and write (updates).
Basically in one of our application we want user to insert rows with
different visibility options for updating that row vs reading that row. We
want one role to be restricted to just read that row but another special
role to update as well as read that row.
By having read and update visibility accumulo can expose more rows as there
is no fear of them being updated.
I am relatively new user of accumulo and if this is already discussed in
past, can anyone guide me to that discussion?
Re: Row level visibility
John Vines
2014-01-27, 03:00
I think there may be two things which would satisfy your request.
1. For tables, there are both READ and WRITE ACLs used to determine read
and write access. If a user does not have read permission, they will be
unable to get any data (with READ permissions, it will then fall back to
the authorizations). Similarly, if a user lacks the WRITE permission, they
can't do any inserts.
2. For a user with WRITE permission, there is a constraint which can be
applied to a table which only allows them to write data with a label they
have permission to read. This would effectively allow cell level write
control, in addition to read control.
Hopefully that provides some insight.
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 7:51 PM, Nehal Mehta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Re: Row level visibility
Nehal Mehta
2014-01-27, 03:56
Thanks John. I do understand we can define those permissions at table level
or user level. Our application needs it to be defined at row/cell level.
But here what we are trying to achieve is to have them at row level. So
suppose a user of group inserts data, it can be updated by same group but
not another group. Multiple other groups can still read that data. So
basically we would have to define it at row level. In that way, lot of
applications can be developed on top of accumulo without worrying about
read-update validations at application.
Basically we want row level information to be created and updated by one
set of group but can be read by multiple groups. Multiple groups write data
to that same table. Do you think accumulo wants to support that in future?
Instead of having just cell visibility we have two set of visibility for
each cell: 1) Read Visibility 2) Write (Update) Visibility.
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Re: Row level visibility
John Vines
2014-01-27, 04:05
It sounds like you want a single owner, multiple consumer setup. I'm
curious why you need to have it set up in a per row basis. Why not let each
data producer have their own table?
Sent from my phone, please pardon the typos and brevity.
On Jan 26, 2014 10:56 PM, "Nehal Mehta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Re: Row level visibility
Nehal Mehta
2014-01-27, 04:26
We have ported graph database Titan <
use accumulo as storage engine. In graph, suppose we have N number of
nodes. We want one set of users to create edges connecting those nodes. We
want other users to add more edges using already created edges/nodes to
same group. but not able to update those edges as they may not have
permission to those.
Our graph would end up having billions of edges, so can't have them their
own tables as retrieving from those tables would be even complex. So yes
"One set of owner, larger set of consumer" set up is required to have that.
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Re: Row level visibility
John Vines
2014-01-27, 04:29
Constraints are a pluggable system as well, so there still may be options
through those to provide the level of interaction that you require.
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 11:26 PM, Nehal Mehta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Re: Row level visibility
Josh Elser
2014-01-27, 04:29
It sounds like you might be able to use something like the Constraint[1]
interface, notably the VisibilityConstraint[2] implementation, to get
what you want already.
That would disallow any updates with a visibility that the user writing
the data cannot see. You could probably come up with a way to structure
your visibilities to work within that functionality.
On 1/26/14, 10:55 PM, Nehal Mehta wrote:
Re: Row level visibility
Nehal Mehta
2014-01-27, 04:45
Thanks for all information.
But VisibilityConstraint disallows user writing data that it cannot see.
Correct me if I am wrong.
In our use case as mentioned above, we want one set of user who can still
read/access that data but not update it. So each cell we need to store read
as well as write visibility. We cannot have one single environment based
constraint. Do you people know if anyone else in community requires such
visibility granularity?
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 11:29 PM, Josh Elser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
RE: Row level visibility
2014-01-27, 14:51
Having done this very same thing, you're going to have to abstract the two user groups through two client connections to accumulo. One client connection will have limited read/access table rights, while the other has read/write. Then the visibilities of the user groups will have to be managed through a mapping of their personal credential to a set of accumulo visibilities. With these two authorization steps you can accomplish what you're after.
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Network Licenses Over a WAN or VPN
I'm writing this down because I ALWAYS forget it, and it just happened to me again the other day. I was trying to open Revit and the license server was really far away in another office and I kept getting a pop up saying "A valid license could not be obtained by the network license manager." I could ping the license server, I could browse to it, but no license. 170 more words
How Autodesk Network Licenses Flow
For the last many years, the network license server for Autodesk has had a "cascading" feature. This is a definite plus of using Network Licenses, but it is often overlooked or misunderstood. 195 more words