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|DM Dan E
|Zeladiel Araxyll
|DM Dan E
For fear I'd be more inclined I guess to give you a concentration check to maintain the cast before you leg it.
Unfortunately for panic you drop the wand which I'm inclined to think interrupts the spell given your supposed to wave it randomly at your target while using it.
Adding to list of issues to confirm.
Something that occured to me did Nuveril's damage include her witchunter bonus? If not another 6 damage to the CK.
No, it did not. I didn't even think about him possibly being a caster. We'll take everything we can get at this point.
That gnoll priest's dispelling bless becomes key for Khalid. :P Sure you don't have an extra +1 in a pocket somewhere?
|DM Dan E
The issue is that you gain the panicked condition but can't act with it until your turn so technically I think the Carrion King should still be pinned until Sajan's turn even if he fails and then he will release him as a free action and flee. Otherwise it would say you act on the effect as an immediate action...could be wrong though...just my opinion.
Part of the problem of having a turn based game.
|Sajan Krama Sumna
As discussed a few months ago, I tend to roll the re-rolls for people when using ki in that way. Besides, Khalid's dice can't be trusted.
As for the grappled info you found DM... Not particularly relevant to Sajan as he always seems to be the controlling grappler and has to maintain it rather than full attack.
I've said all along the flurry rules 'clarification' is a retcon and this is only yet more evidence to support this.
My only conclusion is that SKR and JB hate monks. I don't think they honestly know how they work (a trait many people on this forum share to be fair).
I mean, their main argument for the retcon- 'Its not fair to allow TWF with a single weapon, we don't let the two-weapon fighter do that'. They are looking at that completely in a vacuum, ignoring the other class features of both classes.
|Khalid Al Ha'zareen
|DM Dan E
1. Fine with Sajan doing re-rolls as before.
2. Grapple
Dex penalty. As you say, struggling to see it as a net bad for Sajan to be honest. He gets a net +7 to maintain, a creature using escape artist to break gets a starting -2 at the con of a +2 to regular break. Rule seems clear.
Not 100% on a graplee needing to empty its hands to break without the -4. However its in character here so I went with and I'll look at it in more detail later.
3. Conditions
Generally I see conditions applying from the moment they take effect even if actions are delayed due to initiative. Not an issue here though so another to look at again when its relevant.
4. Khalid's dice can't be trusted
Yep agreed :)
Dice seem to want this one to go to the wire. Will let Sajan use his roll for another grapple/attack as he likes.
|DM Dan E
|DM Dan E
|Zeladiel Araxyll
|Sajan Krama Sumna
I could have said with 100% certainty yesterday that I knew DM would roll whatever ludicrously high number he'd need to escape the pin.
DM, did you note the 30 damage Sajan dealt? Didn't see any confirmation or description so thought maybe you missed it.
|DM Dan E
I could have said with 100% certainty yesterday that I knew DM would roll whatever ludicrously high number he'd need to escape the pin.
DM, did you note the 30 damage Sajan dealt? Didn't see any confirmation or description so thought maybe you missed it.
It was odd. I forgot the guidance initially and thought to myself "OK he needs an 18, you know I think he's going to get that". Preview "18" :)
Certainly did. Subject to a miss roll you would have cleaned him up at the middle of round 16 if Grall hadn't ended him at the top :)
|Sajan Krama Sumna
|DM Dan E
To clarify your haste has just gone down, Grall's blur is down. About a minute left on bull's strengths. Nuveril is fatigued, assume Grall is as well unless he maintained. Your in the middle of loot, heal, detect etc when the gnoll interrupts you although Sajan has snatched up the gnoll king's loot. If Linah would have rather spent a few rounds tapping people with her wand rather than looting then feel free.
Re saving throws.
My stated policy is that I do them whenever having you do them would slow things down (such as mid someone else's action). However I've been deviating from that all over the place, generally because it seems like people would prefer to make their own especially when its important.
I'd like to be more consistent so what would people prefer?
|Sajan Krama Sumna
|Zeladiel Araxyll
I prefer AK to roll my saves. ;)
I'd prefer it to be consitently one way or the other, rather than a mish-mash of Dan rolling some people's saves and other people rolling their own. The thread can certainly move along faster when the DM rolls all the relevant saves in the same post as the trigger, and I find it takes some of the pressure off in my games where the DM rolls by eliminating that tension between realizing you have to save and actually rolling the die. But people with a non-abusive relationship with the dice roller obviously feel more secure rolling their own dice. At the table, I certainly wouldn't let anyone else roll for me, but since we're effectively all using a communal die in PbP, I don't get that possessive feeling about my dice in this venue.
|Alexander Kilcoyne
|Alexander Kilcoyne
|DM Dan E
|Patrik Ström
|Patrik Ström
|DM Dan E
Yes thats an awfully weak decider :)
OK how about this. You roll your own saves excepting only where doing so will clearly cause a major slow-down (so for example mass saving throw during an enemy impulse ala the AOE panic). Thus we remove any "its important" test (which to be honest I applied on an ad-hoc basis) and I simply apply the above standard.
|Zeladiel Araxyll
I'm happy either way. Where there is no slowdown, players should always roll. But, when the save has an instant effect that changes the way the next impulse may behave, I say DM Dan rolls so the next impulse doesn't have to wait. $0.02.
(Which I think is what Dan just said... :-)
|DM Dan E
Loot (* is magical)
Carrion King
Large half-plate (will take some effort to remove unless your dragging the big-guy around somehow)
*Medium scary looking greataxe
Attendant Priest
*3 scrolls
Gnoll Captain
*Breastplate (also with some effort to remove)
Mundane Composite Longbow (str 18)
*Studded leather (also with some effort to remove)
Quiver with 14 arrows (2 of these seem to be coated with some kind of poison, good for a short period before they dry out)
Masterwork scimitar
* Scorpion Whip
*3 wands
Other (not really sure what stage you are with taking mundane items, taking these will impact on your time and weight)
7 Greataxes
14 Scimitars
3 Longspears
7 Javelins
2 Sacks (with what seems to be hollow human heads filled with wasps)
|DM Dan E
And Ghartok for those interested. Pretend to be surprised by the soon to be identified magic items.
Male unchosen unholy warrior 4
CE Large humanoid (gnoll)
Init +5; Senses darkvision 60 ft. deathwatch, scent; Perception +5
Aura evil
AC 24, touch 9, flat-footed 22 (+8 armor, +2 deflection, -1 Dex, +2 insight, +6 natural, -2 rage, -1 size) shield of faith
hp 129
Fort +16, Ref +1, Will +5 (resistance + 1)
Defensive Abilities fearsome resolve, foresighted; Immune mind-affecting effects
Spd 35 ft.
Melee Goreshred +16/+11 (1d12+16/x3) and bite +11 (2d6+5) [ +1 bless, + 1/ +1 df, guidance +1 1 attack]
Melee power attack Goreshred +14/+9 (1d12+22/x3) and bite +9 (2d6+11)
Special Attacks ferocity, loathsome strike 1/day, rage (16 rounds), channel negative energy 4/day (1d6, DC 11), roaring fury 1/day
Spells Prepared (CL 2nd)
1st – divine favor
During Combat The Carrion King casts divine favor on the first round of combat, then enters his rage before attacking foes. A loyal creature to the Rough Beast, he hates the priesthood of Sarenrae with a passion and attacks obvious clerics and paladins in her service first. He saves his roaring fury to use if he gets surrounded by foes, and his loathsome strike for any foe that strikes him as particularly clean and dainty, taking great glee in "messing up the pretty faces of the world."
Morale The Carrion King is arrogant—he cannot conceive of losing a battle once it is joined, and fights to the death as a result.
Base Statistics AC 24, touch 11, flat-footed 24; hp 98; Fort +14, Will +3; Melee Goreshred +16/+11 (2d6+13/×3) and bite +9 (2d6+4); Str 26, Con 22; Skills Climb +14
Str 30, Dex 8, Con 26, Int 8, Wis 13, Cha 13 (17 eagles splendor)
Base Atk +7; CMB +18 (+20 to bull rush); CMD 29 base 27 -1 dex +1 size +2 deflect +2 insight -2 rage
Feats Cleave, Diehard, Improved Bull Rush, Improved Initiative, Power Attack, Weapon Focus (greataxe)
Skills Acrobatics +2, Climb +14 (raged with armour), Intimidate +7, Perception +5, Stealth -5; Racial Modifiers +4 Perception
Languages Common, Gnoll
SQ fast, unholy warrior domains (hate, wrath)
Gear large half-plate, Goreshred (Medium +1 human bane greataxe), belt of mighty constitution +2, ring of protection +1
Fast (Ex) The Carrion King gains a +5 foot bonus to his base land speed.
Fearsome Resolve (Su) Once per day when his hit points are at 58 or less, the Carrion King can attempt a Fortitude save (DC = 10 + the HD of the last opponent that struck him) to heal 2d8+5 points of damage as a free action.
Frenzy (Su) The Carrion King is too angry to die. He may continue
to fight until his negative hit points exceed his Constitution core.
Loathsome Strike (Ex) Once per day, the Carrion King may add his Charisma bonus to his attack roll—on a successful hit, in lieu of normal damage, he deals 1d8 points of temporary Charisma damage.
Rage (Ex) The Carrion King can enter a rage (as a barbarian) for up to 16 rounds per day.
Roaring Fury (Su) Once per day, as a move-equivalent action, the Carrion King may emit a fierce roar that forces all living opponents within 30 feet to make a DC 13 (15) Will save or become panicked. This is a mind-affecting fear effect. The save DC is Charisma-based.
Ferocity (Ex) An unchosen becomes enraged if mortally wounded. It continues to fight without penalty even while disabled or dying, and as long as it has less than 0 hit points, it gains a +2 bonus on attack rolls and all weapon damage rolls.
Foresighted (Su) An unchosen's trepanation has partially unlocked an almost psychic ability to sense peril. It gains a +2 insight bonus on Initiative checks and to its armor class.
Edit: Most interestingly he had a 1/4 chance of sending Sajan comatose with loathsome strike but I couldn't think of a decent non-meta way of him divining his charisma :)
|DM Dan E
I say take the magic, leave the mundane, unless there's something someone wants to put to immediate use. Large half-plate probably has a decent resale value, but I don't know if it's worth the time and encumbrance. It's all too big (or too arcane in nature) to interest Nuveril. :)
Pity I'm sure your SS character would have have endless fun with the wasp head things...
|Sajan Krama Sumna
|DM Dan E
|Sajan Krama Sumna
|Patrik Ström
Will go ahead and roll for hit points. 1d12 ⇒ 4 Bleah.
You realize if she survives one more level, she'll finally actually get low-light vision, Dan? Kind of motivates you not to kill her, right? ;)
Keen Senses (Ex): At 7th level, the superstitious barbarian gains low-light vision (triple normal vision range in dim light if she already has low-light vision). At 10th level, she gains darkvision 60 feet (or adds 60 feet to the range of any darkvision already possessed). At 13th level, she gains scent. At 16th level, she gains blindsense 30 feet. At 19th level, she gains blindsight 30 feet. This ability replaces damage reduction.
Don't know what to pick for a rage power. I like the mechanics of the World Serpent Totem chain, but the fluff's all wrong for Nuveril's tribe. Roused Anger could be handy, but you'd better be darn sure it's the last battle when you use it because exhausted for 10 minutes per round of rage is crippling if you have to do anything, including move anywhere else, after the fight. Ghost Rager is cool, but considering we haven't fought anything incorporeal yet, I'm not sure how useful it would be in this AP.
|DM Dan E
Well its almost like she's had it all along :)
We can play around with the fluff on World Serpent to suit. Outsider bonuses will be often used although its maybe a little meh mechanically.
Like the imagery with Ghost Rager. There will be a few fights where it will be useful. It would be nice for one of the optional add on bits I am hemming and haring about adding (and frankly if you take it I probably will add to give you more mileage out of it). I'm going to stress the few though and you won't get much if any use (of the incorporal hitting power at least) in the last few books.
Another worth considering is Spell Sunder. It seems to me to be pretty abusive with the right build but Nuveril has definately not been built that way and it progresses Nuveril further into the anti-magic fighter niche which differentiates her from the others. The mechanics may not be what you have in mind though (constantly missing with it would be pretty frustrating I guess).
Still some gnoll fighting left but you'll shift to magic using outsiders more and more as the AP progresses.


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Deficit — The deficit is composed primarily of tax cuts for the rich, two wars paid for by borrowing, a recession brought on by deregulation of the financial industry and non-enforcement of remaining regulations. The consensus of opinion of non-partisan experts is that longterm the deficit has to be addressed by tax increases and spending cuts.
Despite the evidence, conservatives want the tax cuts to be made permanent and advocate further relaxing of regulations. The Congressional Budget Office said their plan would increase the deficit.
Economy — The conservative solution to stimulate the economy is more tax cuts, deregulate and cut spending. They say the reasons for the recession is uncertainty and the deficit. Corporations and the rich are sitting on piles of money and do not need a tax cut. Deregulations are what got us where we are.
The European countries have proved that austerity programs deepen a recession. The conclusion of economists is the recession is ongoing because of lack of demand; uncertainty has nothing to do with it. Republicans ignore facts and stick with ideology.
Health care — Romney and Ryan say they will end Obamacare and replace it. With what? Their "plan" cannot be evaluated. They have distorted the Health Care Act with lies and half truths for one reason only — to protect the interests of the insurance, pharmaceutical and some elements of the health industry.
The Republicans have opposed everything the administration has tried to do. The economy is where they want it. They have worked to make Obama a one-term president even at the expense of the country.
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A Tardy Lament, Poetic Ode for Ye Olde Wilson Betemit
Gordon Beckham's triumphant entrance into Major League Baseball did not come without supreme sacrifice. To make room for the rookie phenom, Chicago White Sox suits were forced to say goodbye to one of their greatest unknown infielder journeymen: Wilson "I Signed with the Braves When I Was 14 Years Old" Betemit.
Like the hopes and dreams of Cub fans during a National League Division Series, so too was Wilson hastily gone from this fair Second City of ourn. And, unfortunate was I, having not had a chance to offer my official farewells to old number 15.
So here I lie my scornful lament, for a better place than this there is not to vent…
No one ever wore Chris Sabo glasses so restless and so sleazy,
Your name is mispronounced, your voice all but groused, and your slide into second makes me queasy.
Traded with Marquez and Nunez for Swisher and K. Teixera,
Your batting average with the White Sox was as dry as the Sahara,
You came from the Dominican, with the attitude of Gilligan, and stats from the dead-ball era.
From the Braves to the Dodgers to the Yanks to the Sox,
To the streets of designated assignment buried deep beneath the rocks,
Remember we cared, remember all that we shared, but in the end you were let go 'cuz you su<k.
Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
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LOL…F'n hilarious, Jeff! RSBS has most definitely become my daily source of MLB hilarity. :^)
Jonestein — Thanks for making my day!
Julia — We certainly aim to please. Turns out Yankees fans were finally right about something.
When I get back to Chicago, I'm making a caption wall in my room. I'm printing this out and putting it on the wall, credits to you of course. This was hilariously brilliant. LOVE it!
Wow, if that's how you feel about poor Wilson Betemit, I can't wait for your tribute to Magglio Ordonez.
Jen — I'm flattered. And I'm glad that speaking the Truth finally worked😉
Erin — No tribute for Maggs. We just taunt, chant and jeer and the curly-locked shell of a superstar.
Jeff, that was pure brilliance! You should send a copy to Wilson. Well, maybe not. At the very least, you should be on the short list for the next poet laureate.
Jane — Your words make me dance and smile with pride, for in your opinion I do confide. It's all well and dandy, joy sweet as hard candy, that Wilson's suckitude is bonafide.
Great stuff, very funny. Well written. Please check me out at http://theredsoxpoet.mlblogs.com/. Thanks.
You are too funny…you should write a book with all this fun stuff :O)
Thanks, Jed. Will do.
Jenn — I should!!! You're right!
It's always good to see young guys get a quick start after coming up into the bigs.
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Buying a used car at the wholesale auction (like Manheim)
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I can share auction date, like recent prices and recent sales, ask questions will try to help you guys out, been benefiting from SD for sometime now, so decided maybe this would be helpful for other members.
Best regards,
Community Wiki
I am doing this on my spare time, so if I dont see detailed information I will skip that post.
Please stop asking for access to the auction using my credentials. I can take you to the auction for a fee, but I wont be able to give out my username and password so you can search the vehicle on your own.
Format of run list with corresponding example below:
Date Auction Sale Type Price Odometer Cond Color Eng Trans In Sample ( dont worry about the last one)
04/02/15 PA Regular $58,800 20,628 Avg SILVER 6G A Yes
Dear members of SD
I have been sharing auction data and statistics with the community for awhile now, I do this on my spare time and I get tons of messages asking for my login and password information all the time. I would like to remind that I will not share that info nor will I sell it.
Another thing, if you want to find out the price of the specific vehicle that was sold at the auction eg. you have a VIN # and the region it was sold I can see if I can get you the price it was sold for, but it takes my time. Some of you sent me Amazon gift cards which I really appreciate, so if you need specific info and contacting me through pm please be aware of this.
I will start ignoring certain requests since I am extremely busy lately.
Good luck
A note from JM1FD:
I have access to the same info as Antibiotic. I can't get you into the auction, nor can I buy cars for you at auction. My rules for running searches are a bit different:
- I've noticed a lot of brand-spanking-new accounts posting here. If you're a brand new member who signed up just to post in this thread, I'm not going to respond. I'm doing this for the community. You're not really a member of the community if you haven't been actively participating in other places 'round the forums.
- I will run two searches. That's it. The searches are relatively time consuming, and are being provided so you can "fine tune" the numbers in the last steps of your buying process. There's no magic that happens at the auctions. If the 2012s are cheaper than 2013s in the publicly available numbers then that's what the auction numbers will reflect as well.
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- I'll respond to all requests equally
- I'll only search for you once, as it is very time consuming
- Specific Vehicle VIN Searches are too time consuming for the scope of this thread. If you want a specific vehicle VIN search, PM me and we can discuss it for perhaps a fee.
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Angels Sign Torii Hunter
Torii Hunter
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My first thought when I heard the Angels had signed Torii Hunter was the same first thought I had when the Angels traded Orlando Cabrera for Jon Garland. "Maybe NOW people will figure out not to believe trade rumors."
That's twice this week the press and the self-declared Internet experts totally missed what's really going on in the Angels front office.
My second thought was, "Gary Matthews Jr. is gonna get suspended."
As is commonly known, Matthews was reportedly involved in ordering human growth hormone when he was with the Texas Rangers in 2004. After two weeks of public pressure inflicted by Angels owner Arte Moreno, Matthews finally issued a statement that he had never taken HGH — but never said whether he had ordered it.
Meanwhile, we await the release of the Mitchell Report which will name names, and Moreno might try to use the findings as an excuse to void Matthews' contract under Section 7(b)(1) of Article 3 of the Uniform Player's Contract. As reported by Sports Illustrated, the section empowers a team to void a contract if a player fails, refuses or neglects to "conform his personal conduct to the standards of good citizenship and good sportsmanship or to keep himself in first-class physical condition or to obey the Club's training rules."
If the owners try that tactic, expect the players' union to push back hard, and I wouldn't be surprised if there was a court order or even worse a player walkout.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia and general manager Tony Reagins denied all that in yesterday's press conference, although Hunter said the Angels offer came out of nowhere in the last couple days which hints at a panicked reaction to developments elsewhere.
Or it could be exactly as Scioscia and Reagins claim, which is also quite possible.
Garret Anderson is a free agent after 2008. The Angels have a $14 million option to extend his contract through 2009, but that seems unlikely unless he has a career year at age 36. Garret is a 10-5 man — ten years in the majors, the last five with his current club — so he can't be traded without his consent.
Matthews will be in the second year of his five-year deal. He has a full no-trade clause through 2009, so he's going nowhere too. Despite all the griping by some fans about his contract, Matthews was paid only $6 million in 2007 and will get $9 million in 2008. (Source: Cot's Baseball Contracts.) Most of the money is in the back end of the contract, when he has a limited no-trade clause (he can block a trade to four clubs). Another mitigating circumstance is that Matthews injured his left shoulder diving for a ball in spring training, which affected his hitting from the right side of the plate (against left-handed pitchers). If you look at his 2007 splits, the switch-hitting Matthews' AVG/OBP/SLG against right-handed pitchers were .275/.342/.455, while against lefties they were .175/.263/.300.
So assuming that MLB isn't going to try to perp-walk Matthews out the door, it may be the Angels intend to rotate Anderson and Vlad Guerrero through the DH slot, with Matthews playing all three outfield positions as required — which he's done throughout his career.
In 2009, with Anderson departed or reduced to a part-time role with a more modest contract (as did Tim Salmon in his last year), Matthews might become the full-time LF.
My third thought was, "Crud, I need to rewrite Terry Evans' Top 10 report."
Nope, Terry isn't going anywhere for the time being, but when I do my annual FutureAngels.com Top 10 Prospects report one factor I weigh is proximity to a major-league roster. I figured the Angels can afford to move either Reggie Willits or Nathan Haynes, two similar outfielders with speed and little pop, to make room for Evans who hits for power and can play all three outfield positions. Adding Hunter certainly deepens the outfield depth — let's not forget Juan Rivera should be healthy for 2008 — so barring a trade this probably pushes Evans back to another year in Triple-A (which he could probably use).
Speaking of Evans, in writing his analysis last night I found a rather bizarre stat, but you'll have to wait to read it until the report is on-line. Heh heh heh …
And my final thought was, "Well, there goes a good hour or two of my Thanksgiving morning writing a blog entry."
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I just want to make it clear, that having Howie Kendrick mentioned as one of the players to be part of a trade for Cabrerra is a major mistake! This guy is going to hit 20 home runs this year and 35 the next year, everyone knows he's gooing to be the next superstar. Leave him out of it…..
I go along with the above comment. Give me an infield of Kotchman, Kendrick, Izturis/Aybar and MacPherson/Wood. An earlier commenter made a brilliant observation: middle relief is not what it once was. Shields cannot keep up this appearance pace, the only reason his innings were down this season was that they had to yank him for ineffectiveness more than they'd like. Further trades might be better served strengthening this area now that starting pitching should be more consistent.
I'm against the whole Marlin's Cabrera trade (especially now that Hunter is here).
Angels should save their money and prospects and go after Johan Santana. Between Woods and McPherson, they have the power to put at third base.
Plus the Twins need to replace Hunter (give them Matthews if he'll accept the trade or Willits), a left fielder (give them Rivera or Willits) and two pitchers (give them Weaver and Adenhart).
Angels will have to pay Weaver a fortune soon, might as well give that to Johan Santana.
And Hendrick should be untouchable as should Woods.
Let's not forget what a seasoned Mike Nopoli may do at the plate. 25 HR's playing everyday can be expected.
And if GA can hit like he did in the second half again, wow.
Seems that Cabrera might not have the heart and dedication it takes to play for Mike Scioscia . Scioscia doesn't like players who don't give 150% to training and the game!
Scioscia seems to dump players who won't play the game the way he likes and goes after players who play his game. He probably told Reagins to get him Garland and Hunter.
So, say no to Cabrera and yes to Johan Santana.


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Slow Food: One apple at a time
BEAVERBROOK, NY — Cold winds and cloudy skies did not deter several dozen people from visiting the home of Hans Kung in Beaverbrook on Sunday, October 16. Some loaded down with apples picked from their own properties, members of the Upper Delaware chapter of Slow Food and other food aficionados came to participate in the process of making homemade cider, and to bring home a few gallons of their own to enjoy.
The Slow Food Upper Delaware River Chapter formed about four years ago, through the efforts of Trina Polinaro, Anne Hart and others concerned with buying local and eating healthy food, joyfully prepared. Part of the efforts of the Slow Food movement is education, and the Upper Delaware participates in that process as members share their knowledge and their own special passions.
The sprawling acreage of the Kung homestead fosters a number of old apple trees. Folks at the gathering discussed what a great year it has been for apples. The apples on Kung's trees were large and numerous, ranging in color from red to red-gold to gold. Participants marched up the hillside to shake apples from a tree into a large ground cloth, and pick others by hand.
These apples, and those brought by the visitors, went through a simple but effective process that turned them into delicious sweet cider in the span of about half an hour per batch. The apples are first juiced into an apparatus that works as a large blender. The blended apples with their skins are then brought to a machine with a large thick rubber "balloon" that, when fed water from a simple garden hose, expands into a shape that presses the apples against the side of the holding tank and extracts the juice, which is collected into buckets. From here, it is strained and collected into smaller containers. The end product, called apple mash, is used for compost or animal feed, or left to ferment and made, traditionally, into apple schnapps.
"A variety of apples, mixed together, makes for better tasting cider," said Kung, and according to apple cider experts, the smaller pippins and other wild apples are better for cider than the larger, softer, sweeter commercial apples.
Kung, who grew up in Switzerland, has been pressing and drinking sweet cider all his life. "We had a room in the basement that was full of pasteurized sweet cider," he said.
"And then we also made hard cider, you know. Quite a bit."
Kung still makes his own version of hard cider, a flask of which he brought out to the group for sampling. "You'll get warmer with a swallow or two," said one Slow Food member with a smile.
The group also shared homemade bread, cheeses, roasted garlic and end-of-the-summer vegetables.
Of the cider he got to drink that day, the youngest participant, three-year-old Max Blumenthal, said, "It tastes like real apples."
Upcoming Upper Delaware Slow Food events
Sunday, October 23
Brazilian Cooking Class
Samba Café, 4893 State Route 52, Jeffersonville, NY
Tuesday, November 1
Homemade Condiments
Channery Hill Farm, 77 Keller Road, Callicoon Center, NY
Saturday, November 5
Beer Making Class
Channery Hill Farm, 77 Keller Road, Callicoon Center, NY, 12770
Upcoming Apple Pond Farm and Renewable Energy events
35 Hahn Road, Callicoon Center, NY • 845/482-4764
Saturday, November 12
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Apple sauce for canning and freezing
$35/person, reservations required. Bring a bag lunch.
Sunday, November 13
10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Make your own ricotta cheese
$35/person, reservations required.


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Frequently Asked Questions
- About Academic Advising
- Courses
- DegreeWorks
- Financial Aid
- General Education
- Grades
- Graduation
- International
- Majors / Minors
- Probation
- Transfer Credits
- Volunteer / Internships / Study Abroad
About Academic Advising
Where are the academic advising offices?
Undergraduate students can meet with professional advisors and peer advisors in the office on the 2nd floor of the Engineering Building (EB-M00). The Coordinator of Graduate Programs can be found in the Engineering Building (EB-M00).
How do I identify my faculty advisor?
Each department has a faculty member who serves as the undergraduate advisor within the discipline, as well as one who serves as a graduate advisor. If you are not certain who your faculty advisor is, you can check on your department web page under People or speak to the department secretary. In addition, your department chair can serve as a valuable resource for advice about the professional path you are following to launch your career.
What if I have more questions?
The Watson Advising Office can help provide you with answers to your questions, or refer you to various campus resources. In addition to the people who support you within the Watson School and across Binghamton University, there are many additional resources available to you. Check out the list of resources on the On-Campus Resources page.
If I haven't taken Watson 111, is there a course that is a suitable substitution and is it possible to transfer this course in from another institution?
A situation like this is dealt with on an individual basis in consultation with academic advising or the undergraduate director of your department.
How important is it to follow the recommended schedule? What happens if you fall behind?
Engineering is rigid because many courses are only offered in the fall or spring, with many being sequential. It is important to speak with Watson Advising prior to making any changes to the outlined curriculum for your major. Some pre-approved math, science and humanities courses can be taken during the summer.
If a course requires permission from a professor, how do I do that?
Speak with the professor directly. It is important to read the notes attached to a course in the schedule of classes to review restrictions or needed permissions.
What if I keep getting shut out of Body/Wellness courses?
If you can, attend the course and speak to the instructor. You can petition to enroll in the course by filling out a form in the Health & Wellness Studies department.
How does a student petition a class?
Go to the department you wish to petition and pick up the form, bring it to class and have the instructor sign it.
What is the overload procedure?
Use the General Academic Petition form from the Watson Advising office, listing the courses you are registered for, the course you would like to register for, your GPA, the reason and total number of credits you need. Obtain the appropriate signatures and hand it into the Watson Advising office in EB-M00 for processing. You must have a 3.0 GPA and permission from your department to overload. An automatic overload to 22 credits will be granted for students with at least a 3.3 cumulative GPA.
Is a 300-level course too advanced for freshmen? How does the course numbering work?
Generally speaking, 100- and 200-level are suitable for freshman/sophomore, 300 and 400 are suitable for juniors/seniors. For further details, check the course description.
What do I do if I miss several classes due to a family emergency?
This is worked out on an individual basis with your instructors, but the Watson Advising office can also help. Call 607-777-6203 or visit the Watson Advising Office in EB-M00 for assistance.
What do you do if a course is still on your record after you thought you dropped it?
If it is before the drop deadline, go on BUBRAIN and drop it. If it is past the drop deadline, contact the Watson Advising office.
What should I do if I'm struggling in one of my courses?
Students have many resources to utilize if they are struggling in a course. Students should consider visiting their professor or TA during office hours, accessing on-campus tutoring services, or creating study groups. Many departments also have Help Rooms that are open to students seeking extra help in a particular subject such as math or chemistry.
Where can I find tutoring?
Students can access tutoring services using TutorTrac.
What is DegreeWorks?
DegreeWorks is a computer program that provides progress-toward-degree reports for students. A DegreeWorks report shows all of the requirements needed to complete a degree, including the General Education Requirements. Students should review their DegreeWorks report to track their progress toward degree completion, plan for future courses, and review their course history. More information about DegreeWorks including FAQ's and tips for reading your DegreeWorks report can be found here.
Where can I find my DegreeWorks report?
DegreeWorks reports are available on BU Brain.
Financial Aid
How can I find out about the possibilities for financial aid?
Binghamton University has comprehensive financial aid services. If you have questions, most of your answers will be found on the financial aid site which includes information on everything from the cost of attending Binghamton University to details about scholarship opportunities and information on how to apply for aid.
Can I receive financial aid for summer courses?
It is best to visit the financial aid office and check with your counselor there about your individual financial situation.
Why are grades important?
Grades are just one indication of a student's progress and can reflect how well a student is learning and advancing their skills. Other means for assessment and to prepare to be competitive in the job market include involvement in extra-curricular activities, both on and off campus. These activities might include holding leadership positions in organizations, completing internships, taking advantage of study-abroad opportunities and pursuing career-related jobs.
Is a D grade acceptable toward my major?
It is best to consult with your department or the Watson Advising Office about passing grades for courses. Some students are advised to retake a course if they did not meet the minimum grade requirement.
How many pass/fails are students allowed in the Watson school?
CS Students are allowed to Pass/Fail four credits of FREE ELECTIVE only. Engineering students cannot pass/fail any courses.
If I fail a class but then pass it, are both grades averaged into my GPA?
Does a "D" grade for a Gen Ed course fulfill the requirement?
How does a student appeal a grade?
An appeal of a grade is a situation that the student and professor resolve together. The grade appeal process can be found here.
General Education
What are Gen Ed courses?
Binghamton University requires its students to include a comprehensive General Education curriculum in their course of instruction. With broad goals, the Gen Ed curriculum is meant to help students develop knowledge and appreciation in a number of areas, including aesthetics, composition and oral communication, foreign language, global interdependencies, humanities, laboratory science, mathematics, physical health and wellness, pluralism in the United States, and social science. More Gen Ed information is available online.
How many Gen Ed courses are there?
There are 10 different requirements: Composition(C), Oral Communication(O), Pluralism(P), Globalism(G), Laboratory Science(L), Social Science (N), Math (M), Aesthetic (A), Humanities (H), Physical Education (Y/S/B), and Foreign Language**.
** Beginning Fall 2002, waived for engineering only. All CS majors are required to take one semester of foreign language IF a score of 85 is not met on the NYS Regent Examination.
Does WTSN 111/112 fulfill a Gen Ed requirement?
Yes, a "J" with the successful completion of WTSN 103/111 and WTSN104/112.
If a course has more than one Gen Ed letter, do I get all of them?
No, only one Gen Ed course can fill one Gen Ed requirement. The exception to this is the Composition "C", or "J" which will double count.
Is a foreign language course required for engineering students?
Not for Engineering students. CS students are required 1 semester of a college level foreign language, if an 85 in the NYS regents is not met.
What does it mean when a course has a "W" indicator on it?
This relates only to Harpur College writing requirements and is not equal to the General Education "C" indicator required by Watson.
If I did not attend a New York state school, how do I fulfill the Pluralism course?
If you attended a non-regents high school and earned a grade of 85 or better or a B in US History, you may take any "P" course.
What can you tell me about the international aspects of the Watson School and Binghamton University?
Binghamton University has been recognized with seven national awards for our comprehensive internationalization. As a Watson School student, you must recognize that you will work in a highly competitive, global world addressing broad-reaching technology challenges. Many of your questions about Binghamton University's international experience can be answered by the Office of International Programs. If you are an international student within the Watson School, you also have access to services through the Office of International Student and Scholar Services.
What is the International Certificate program and where can I find information about it?
You will find everything you need through the Office of International Programs.
Majors / Minors
What majors are available to undergraduates in the Watson School?
The Watson School offers majors in each of its departments: Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial & Systems Engineering. For information on specific majors at the undergraduate level, and degree programs at the graduate level, speak with an academic advisor in the Watson Advising Office or the department you are interested in.
What minors are available to undergraduates in the Watson School?
Three minors are offered in The Watson School:
- Minor in General Engineering (non-engineering majors)
- Minor in Computer Science (non-computer science and COE majors)
- Minor in Sustainability Engineering (only for engineering majors)
Is it possible to complete a minor with an engineering major?
Once you have accrued 60 credits on the system (including transfer and AP), go to the department you would like to minor in and pick up the application. Meet with an advisor to help fit it in your schedule. Note: COE CANNOT minor in CS.
Is it possible to double major in electrical engineering and computer engineering?
Yes, dual majors are available for students.
Students must complete all the required courses for both electrical and computer engineering programs.
This dual major can be completed in five years.
It provides more in-depth and broader knowledge than either major alone.
When do engineering students confirm their majors and how difficult is it to switch to another Watson major?
Beginning with the fall 2003 freshman class, engineering students confirm their major during the second semester.
How do I declare candidacy for graduation?
Follow the link to commencement.
What is academic probation?
To maintain satisfactory academic progress, students are required to earn a minimum
cumulative GPA of 2.0 in all Binghamton University courses taken for credit. In many
cases, academic probation serves as a serious warning as well as provides students
with an opportunity to take corrective action and get back on track. To learn more
about the guidelines, refer to the Academic Standing section of the University Bulletin.
What can I do if I am placed on academic probation?
While on academic probation, you are expected to take appropriate steps to ensure
your future success. This should include consultation with a faculty advisor or member
of the Watson School professional advising staff. To be a successful student, you
may need to change your academic direction or make lifestyle or study habit changes.
Binghamton University has many resources available on campus to help you formulate
your plan.
How many credits can a student on probation take?
A student on academic probation can take 14 credits.
Where can I find additional information about academic probation?
Additional information about academic probation can be found in the University Bulletin.
Transfer Credits
What are transfer credits?
Transfer credits are those granted to students transferring into Binghamton University from another institution that are determined to be equivalent to credits earned in Binghamton University courses.
How will I know if a class I take over the summer will transfer back to Binghamton and how will it affect my GPA and overall credits?
In the Watson School Advising Office you can pick up a Petition to Take Courses at Another Institution form. Read the instructions and fill it out. This will tell you if it will transfer and for which requirement. Your GPA will not be affected, but your credits will be updated upon successful receipt of your transcript from that school.
How do I find out if my transcript from another school has been applied to my record?
Check your DegreeWorks Report.
Can physics be transferred from another school for an engineering major?
File a Petition to Take Courses at Another Institution form. If it is approved, it will count. For an engineering major, you must make sure that the physics class you are taking is calculus-based, otherwise it will not count.
How do I do an intra-University transfer and what is the necessary GPA?
The Intra-University Transfer(IUT) application can be found on BU Brain. Information about an Intra-University Transfer can be found in the advising office
of the school that you wish to transfer into. If you are interested in transferring
into Watson, please visit the Watson School Advising Office in EB-M00.
Volunteer/Internships/Study Abroad
Why should I consider a volunteer, internship or study-abroad opportunity?
Volunteering, interning or studying abroad are all ways to build a solid foundation of skills while providing opportunities for you to network and gain experience. Employers look for well-rounded candidates who can contribute to their organization in a number of ways. Extra-curricular activities such as serving as a volunteer or interning with a business or non-profit organization provide the chance to expand your horizons, making you a more attractive candidate for employment or for pursuing your life's passion.
Where would I find a list of volunteer opportunities?
The Center for Civic Engagement, located in the University Union-137 can help you find volunteer opportunities.
Is it possible to study abroad?
Yes, however studying abroad takes careful planning. Check with the Office of International Programs on the ground floor of Bartle Library North-300. Students should also meet with an academic advisor to discuss options for courses and degree progress.
How do I make an appointment to see an advisor?
Go visit his or her office. If your faculty advisor is unable to answer your questions, the Watson Advising Office can make appointments or visit during walk-in hours. The peer advisors can also answer many of your questions.
Where can I find information on jobs or internships?
Watson Students should utilize the Watson School Career and Alumni Connections office to seek out internship or job opportunities.


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Nearly 20 percent of recent movers identified "convenience to job" as the most importantfactor in their choice of neighborhood in 2011, according to the Census Bureau's American Housing Survey, a snapshot of the quality of housing in the U.S.
A wide range of specific topics is covered in the new survey, including plumbing and source of water and sewage disposal; housing problems; householder's satisfaction with home and neighborhood; value, purchase price and type of mortgage; recent home improvement activity and costs; safety features and potential health hazards; features in home providing accessibility to people with disabilities; and socio-economic characteristics of the householder. Statistics are national-level only and are provided for apartments, single-family homes, manufactured housing, new construction and vacant housing units.
Topics new to the housing survey include safety features, potential health hazards and features providing accessibility to people with disabilities. Among the accessibility features in occupied homes were floors with no steps between rooms (64 percent of homes have this feature), entry level bathrooms (48 percent), entry level bedrooms (36 percent) and handles or levers on sinks (28 percent). The least common accessibility features were elevators (found in 0.2 percent of homes), ramps (1 percent), handrails or grab bars (excluding steps) in nonbathroom areas (2 percent), raised toilets (7 percent) and built-in shower seats (8 percent).
Other highlights on the nation's 115 million occupied homes:
• The median year these homes were built was 1974, with owner-occupied units being slightly newer (1976 compared with 1972 for renter-occupied).
• The median size of single-family detached and mobile home units is 1,800 square feet, with owner-occupied units being larger (1,800 square feet) than renter-occupied ones (1,300 square feet). Newly constructed units are also usually larger, with a median size of 2,200 square feet.
• Most homes have three or more bedrooms (64 percent). New homes (those built in the last four years) generally have more bedrooms, with 74 percent of them having three or more.
• About half the homes (52 percent) have two or more bathrooms. Again, new units have more bathrooms, with 83 percent of them having two or more.
• More than eight in 10 units have a washing machine (83 percent) and clothes dryer (81 percent).
• About two-thirds of the units (66 percent) have central air-conditioning and another 22 percent have window units – new units are more likely to have central air-conditioning (87 percent).
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Agreed! All in......Clearly this trade + Kidd's has made the statement that we're going for the jugular right now.
The next 3 years will be awesome!!!
With all these expiring contracts 3 years from now, who knows where we'll end up? But, for now at least, we're headed in the right direction and have other teams no doubt sh!tting themselves about the new beast in the east.
I was bummed about losing Harrelson too. But I don't think his career has the longevity to take us past the net 3 years. He's a lumbering sack of potatoes, really. I don't actually think I've seen anyone meander up the court quite like he does since the late 80s early 90s, when the white stiff still roamed the hardwood.
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I'm glad for the acquisition of Camby, because we have one thing in mind - hunting for gold and not looking any further beyond the big prize.
Coach Woodson has involuntarily jizzed himself multiple times over his new roster, according to an inside horse.