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|Bucko Rackingclaw
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|GM Goblin King
|Bucko Rackingclaw
|Velag Wordeater
|GM Goblin King
Feel free to move closer. The boggards see you, but they don't seem to care. Who's afraid of a few goblins?
|Bucko Rackingclaw
|Tark Bashflat
|Velag Wordeater
Velag looks at Klepy and says, "It a test of new powers. We supposed to kill old cannibal femgobbie. Grey Master no likey her."
Velag casts Expeditious Retreat on himself and orders Bayleff off to the side. He will then cast Shield of Faith on himself as he moves in, carefully and ready to dive in for cover if someone reacts to him.
Assuming we have more time, as he gets closer, he will cast Divine Favour on himself, and finsh off with Righteous Vigor before leaping out, pronouncing judgement and attacking. (Here's hoping...)
|Bucko Rackingclaw
|GM Goblin King
The boggards seem occupied with whatever they're doing, and even Vorka doesn't seem to care that you're approaching. It's rather odd.
|Bucko Rackingclaw
|Velag Wordeater
I ride up to the boggards.
"What are you doing? Who is this female gobbie? And why have you kidnapped her?"
Diplomacy to remain unthreatening.1d20 + 11 ⇒ (10) + 11 = 21
I sit there waiting for a response. My weapons are out and ready but not visible.
Slight of Hand to keep weapons hidden but ready.1d20 + 14 ⇒ (6) + 14 = 20
|GM Goblin King
Kills the tastee, feeds it to Pluk! says the goblin.
The boggards all prepare to kill Klepy.
|Bucko Rackingclaw
|GM Goblin King
You could charge and it would be legal. You can throw a weapon 30' and get a sneak attack. -4 for throwing a kukri, though. With no range increment, it stacks up fast.
You could throw a dagger, though. That seems fair.
Tark and Vorka first.
|Tark Bashflat
Hrmm, okay apparently we had several rounds to advance towards them, so Tark did so as well. I thought we were only post 1 round's worth of actions. Tark would have advanced to within charge range of Vorka.
Tark snarls and charges in for the kill.
Size: +1
Mounted: +1
Earthbreaker: +2
Rage: +2
Power Attack: -2
Mounted Charge: +4
ATTACK ROLL 1 (Flaming Earthbreaker, Spirited Charge): 1d20 + 19 ⇒ (1) + 19 = 20
STR (two-handed): +6
Earthbreaker: +1
Rage (two-handed): +3
Power Attack (two-handed): +6
Challenge: +6
Cockatrice Challenge (sole attacker): +2
DAMAGE ROLL 1 (Earthbreaker): 2d10 + 24 + 24 ⇒ (8, 2) + 24 + 24 = 58 + fire damage 2d6 ⇒ (3, 2) = 5
Normal: 23
Raged: -2
Charge: -2
Challenge: -2
Current AC: 17 (19 vs the target of his challenge)
Normal: 82
Raged: +14
Wounds: -0
Current HP: 96
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|GM Goblin King
Tark kills a boggard.
Die, tastee!
Vorka summons another giant flying ant, but it misses Tark.
Klepy will five foot closer to Vorka and throw trow two hidden daggers from his sleaves at Vorka. Unless she detected them on his person they should qualify for sneak damage.
Attack:1d20 + 10 ⇒ (14) + 10 = 24 For:1d3 + 4d8 ⇒ (2) + (7, 2, 5, 8) = 24
Attack 21d20 + 10 ⇒ (2) + 10 = 12 For:[/dice]1d3+4d8[/dice]
If this action isn't possible then add 2 to my first attack and call it a mounted charge.
I don't care what is in the way I am going after Vorka.
|GM Goblin King
Klepy does the most damage to Vorka, ever.
She seems more angry than worried, though.
Longtongue! Get the tastee!
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Velag closes in with his expeditious movement, heading past the new ant, ignoring its attempt to attack him whilepronouncing judgement under his breath, "You still nasty-head, and this time, you not gets away". He pulses with profane energy as the judgement surges through him.
Left-Hand: +1 Frost Shortsword 1d20 + 13 + 2 - 2 ⇒ (17) + 13 + 2 - 2 = 30 {Divine Favour} for 1d4 + 2 + 1d6 + 2 + 4 ⇒ (4) + 2 + (1) + 2 + 4 = 13 {Frost, Divine Favour, Surged Destruction Judgement}
Right-Hand: +1 Shortsword 1d20 + 13 + 2 - 2 + 1 ⇒ (18) + 13 + 2 - 2 + 1 = 32 {Divine Favour, Righteous Vigor} for 1d4 + 1 + 2 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 1 + 2 + 4 = 8 {Divine Favour, Surged Destruction Judgement}
Assuming both of those hit, the Righteous Vigor bonus is now +2 -- and Velag gains 2d8 ⇒ (8, 2) = 10 temporary hit points -- also, Shield of Faith provides a +3 deflection bonus to AC (24/19/19)
|GM Goblin King
GM, Tark attacked Vorka, not a boggard.
OK. We'll stop time here. Is Fangz faster than 100 on a charge? Straight line? I'm sure you're playing right. I just missed it. Fangz is pretty badazz about now.
Then again, the squares aren't exactly square, and we're all out in the open, during the day, when goblins suck.
|Tark Bashflat
Tark was double moving while everyone else was sneaking ahead, Tark definately got to Vorka first. As soon as Tark got to 100', he charged Vorka.
The reason I originally put my footprints on the map was to show where I moved to, on round 1. Everyone else completely ignored the "your start here" on the map, and just placed themselves right up at Vorka :)
|Velag Wordeater
I started back on the "you start here", but said I was moving up as I went, and have a base speed of 60 now. I can't imagine, unless Klepy drove his mount into an actual run, that the rest of us weren't keeping pace, if keeping slightly back.
In the future, we should probably force a little more structure into the narrative -- since from what I read, we were all advancing, then Klepy rode right up to them.. If Tark had decided to charge her the moment he saw her, realistically, he would have gotten there a round before the rest of us, and I don't imagine Klepy would have been trying to be diplomatic..
|GM Goblin King
Yeah, I've noticed that people playing on phones seem to lose the plot. Must be that tiny screen...LOL
Well, in that case, Vorka's dead. Her frog jumps in the pond, and the boggards also attempt to flee.
|GM Goblin King
|Bucko Rackingclaw
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Tark is so overcome with excitement about having bested their dire adversary that he even forgets there are boggards around. Tark jumps of Fangz to retreive the fallen Vorka. There's a trohpy to secure! Tark will cut off her head, and will store it safely in his bag.
"Now we have big celebration at Licktoad Village where all get to watch da head flatten'n of Vorka! Haaaarrruuuu!!!"
|Velag Wordeater
Velag draws his bow and says, "You was with her... You's all nasty too.", and starts driving arrows into fleeing boggards, using his expeditious movement to keep them from getting out of bow range. (with his surged judgement and spells buffing his attacks)
So.......what happened exactly? I noticed everyone moving towards the lot of Boggies and Vorka. Since the DM said they saw us and didn't care I assumed it was okay to walk right up to them.
If they had let me I would have stopped just 10 feet away from Vorka and then tried to talk to them. I was going to do the prayer thing but then they attacked.
So the way I see it, Tark ran past me and killed Vorka before my turn? Or did I finish her off with my charge/ranged attack? Which ever I was allowed.
Seeing the map now I can see I am further away from Tark than I should have been.
Can someone tell me what happened? Klepy is confused.
|GM Goblin King
I didn't set this up as well as I could have. All the same, with Vorka dead, the boggards don't stand a chance.
Vorka has:
6000 gold
DC 20 Spellcraft + detect magic:
+1 scimitar
+1 hide armor
Water breathing
Flame strike (CL 6)
Scrying (CL 8)
Bull's Strength (CL 6)
A long, snake-like creature pokes a human-looking head out of the water.
You fight well, goblins. Who are you?
|Bucko Rackingclaw
|GM Goblin King
I am Pluk, a resident of these parts, part of the year. The boggards were in the middle of their usual weekly tribute to me, until you interrupted. I have to say, I won't miss that druid, though.
What brings you to boggard lands? Don't you know they'll eat you?
|Velag Wordeater
Velag focuses on the serpent, turning his stern gaze toward it, trying to get a read on it, especially after it admits to the idea of tribute.
Sense Motive: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (14) + 12 = 26
Me wonder why thems give it stuff. Maybe it that thing we look for? Let see if it likeses froggies
Velag says with a sneer, "Not usses. We not froggy-food -- we eatses them, not other way 'round. Want piece? Me have some in sack."
Creature Lore (identifying Pluk): 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (5) + 10 = 15
Velag watches the creature, and if it starts into explain itself, he'll kick up his discern lies class feature.
|Bucko Rackingclaw
Klepy clears his thoat and steps up to the.....thing. In common Klepy speaks."We is the mighty Efesti Skwad of da licktoads tribe. We is tryings to finds froggies frog makers. Too many to be norm. Dark magiks fo sho. Wish way we go to finds froggie makers? Also, do you have any shinys Klepy can take?"
Diplomacy:1d20 + 11 ⇒ (8) + 11 = 19
|GM Goblin King
So, you're trying to help the lizardfolk? They sure need it.
It laughs.
I trust you've found some treasure after killing that goblin. I've no "shinies" I'd be willing to share. That would be unwise.
I might be able to help you with some information, though, for the proper consideration. The biggest breeding pond has some aura to it, to be sure.
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Harry C. Alford | 8/14/2013, 3 p.m.
I have seen examples of corruption throughout my life. Some are pretty much like the Coca-Cola driver peddling hot drinks throughout my old neighborhood. How about the time when one of my football coaches offered cash under the table for us if we made major hits, touchdowns, interceptions, etc.? I have seen it all. Some has been petty and some had the potential of serious implications and outcomes if I would have agreed to it.
I have avoided or turned down 96 percent of the attempts made on me but I am sure there are many who haven't had the will power to turn away. How do you avoid it? It is easy, according to then Mozambique President Joaquim Chissano: "Don't pay any bribes; there won't be any bribery." In other words the offers will be made to us all and the key to avoiding it is to just turn them down and walk away. I have taken his advice to heart.
A great spawning ground for corruption are the minority business programs throughout our nation. City, county, state, federal and corporations have some form of outreach and technical assistance for businesses that come from racial/socio economic disadvantaged groups. Most require participants to be "certified" as a minority, female, etc. type of business ownership. There is so much fraud involved in many of these applications that we can't count them all. Cheating applicant, cheating employee overseeing the program and usually a cheating White- owned seasoned business conspiring with the others. Every one of these programs has some form of corruption in their daily process. Some do it for quick bucks and some do it to prolong their racist attitudes and/or greed.
I have had experience with mayoral offices during my travels. The Thomas Barnes administration in Gary, Indiana was a trip. They would demand my members who had won contracts competitively to pay a "fee" before they received payment. One protesting member was told by an employee in the Deputy Mayor's office, "What? Do you think we just give these contracts away?" He finally got his money after filing a claim in court. They gave him a check for the money due as he walked up the court house steps.
My experience with Mayor Willie Brown's office of San Francisco was quite interesting. We set up an introductory meeting with the mayor. While I was waiting in the mayor's office, a unscrupulous guy comes up to me and said, "I'm Charlie, best friend and adviser of the mayor, you need to meet with me outside before your meeting." As we went outside the building I stated, "I know what you are trying to do. So, just go to hell and I am out of here." (I don't know for a fact that Mayor Brown was aware of what Charlie was doing.)
There is much corruption going on with the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). This is similar to a free trade treaty. AGOA certified nations in Africa may export goods to America without paying any duties. There are two big abuses going on. 1. German auto manufacturer BMW has built a plant in South Africa for the sole purpose of shipping the product to the United States duty free. In essence, a European firm is benefitting from a program meant for African firms. India has jumped into this AGOA action. The island nation of Mauritius is located in the Indian Ocean and has been given "nominal status" as an African nation. India is shipping tons of raw products to this island of mainly Indian expatriates and then shipping the finished products to the Unites States under AGOA benefits.
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Team Dempsey won the title and $1,000 as the St.Petersburg Association City Tournament ended last Sunday at Liberty Lanes.
Brian Halstrom, Tom Pankratz, Cal McGann, Mitch Brooker and Darryl Dempsey made up the winning squad, which rolled a 3,592.
Select Pro Shop was second with 3,513 and comprised of Jonathon Campos, Nick Bongiorno, David Suggs, Bill Zuben and Dempsey. Strike 'em Down finished third, 3,438.
Dave Juric's 815 handicap series held for the singles championship. Sean Harris finished second at 810, including a 300 game.
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Brain Overclaim Syndrome and Criminal Responsibility: A Diagnostic Note
Stephen Morse
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law, Vol. 3, p. 397, 2006
U of Penn Law School, Public Law Working Paper No. 06-35
This brief diagnostic note identifies a cognitive pathology, Brain Overclaim Syndrome [BOS], that often afflicts those inflamed by the fascinating new discoveries in the neurosciences. It begins by suggesting how one should think about the relation of neuroscience (or any other material explanation of human behavior) to criminal responsibility, distinguishing between internal and external critiques based on neuroscience. It then describes the signs and symptoms of BOS, the essential feature of which is to make claims about the implications of neuroscience for criminal responsibility that cannot be conceptually or empirically sustained. It then applies the diagnostic lens of BOS to the claims in Roper v. Simmons. Finally, the article recommends Cognitive Jurotherapy [CJ] as the therapy of choice for BOS.
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Keywords: Brain Overclaim Syndrome, neuroscience, criminal responsibility, Roper v. Simmons, Cognitive Jurotherapy
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Hawaii has had a lot of talent grace its islands, including movie stars, famous singers and – yes – all kinds of television talent.
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* Hawaii Five-O * Both the original series (on the air from 1968 to 1980) and the current remake call Hawaii home. The show follows a special police unit that fights crime in Hawaii. The remake of the show is in its third season and being broadcast in several countries throughout the world.
* Lost * This hit show was on TV from 2004 to 2010 and developed a serious following. The premise behind the show was that the characters were stuck on a deserted tropical island… but, in reality, they were actually filming the show on the very non-deserted tropical island of Oahu.
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RUSH: This morning on CBS This Morning, the congressional correspondent, Nancy Cordes, had a report about the disappearance of moderates in Congress. Terrible thing, CBS News lamenting the death of the moderate.
CORDES: The ranks of centrists have thinned. Most of her fellow moderates have either moved to the right or retired. Moderate Democrat Evan Bayh cited gridlock when he left the Senate in 2010. Connecticut independent Senator Joe Lieberman is retiring at the end of this year. In the House of Representatives, 22 of 54 centrist Blue Dog Democrats were defeated in the last election. To some degree, the disappearance of the middle is a reflection of the electorate. According to Gallop, the percentage of Americans who consider themselves moderate has dropped over the past 20 years.
RUSH: Now, these Blue Dogs they're talking about, I'll tell you what happened to those Blue Dogs. They campaigned as conservatives, but they were liberals in many ways. Pelosi wanted them gone, Pelosi wanted to thin the herd. She wanted 'em out of there because they gave the rest of the Democrat Party a bad name. So last night on Charlie Rose on PBS, he interviewed Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill. Charlie Rose said, "Tell me what you think is the reason for this --" fewer moderates around "-- and whether anything can be done about it. We're losing moderates," Claire, Senator McCaskill. "What can we do about it? And if no moderates are in the Senate, what will it mean for how this country goes about its business?"
MCCASKILL: If we don't begin to take better care of the moderates in both parties in our democracy, um, it's not gonna be pretty. Because if you look through history, Charlie, all of the great work we've done in Congress has been around a table of compromise when it comes to the most difficult problems. The problem now is the two ends are getting all the amplification. The political system loves the extremes. It doesn't so much show a lot of love for the moderates.
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MCCASKILL: So it's really hard right now.
RUSH: Senator McCaskill, I have a homework assignment: I want you to produce for me Great Moderates in the US Senate. What a crock. "All the great work we've done in Congress been around a table of compromise when it comes to the most difficult problems." No it has not, in her definition of great work. Her definition of "great work in Congress" is when Republicans totally cave. That's what their definition of "compromise" is. But it's like I've always said: Go to the library ("liberry," for those of you in Rio Linda) and find me the book Great Moderates in American History. The book hasn't been written. Great Moderates in the US Senate? Great Moderates in the US House? They all get tsunamied at one point or another. Charlie Rose is very upset about this.
ROSE: What's interesting about this is that elections are won in the center! Elections are won in the center!
MCCASKILL: That's true. I think the best hope to keep moderation on the Hill is, in fact, in the Senate where you have states like mine. I mean, you couldn't call my state a blue state (snickers) under any stretch of the imagination, but there's a lot of independent voters that want me to be stubbornly independent. They don't want me to say, "Yes, sir," to Harry Reid.
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So, I'll get this all organized and pretty at some point. I swear. (It sounds nice if you ignore that it took me damn near four months to post these.)
I don't know what's so funny. I'm guessing this is about when I nearly faceplanted.
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"I've been talking about things I really don't care about and I have been worried (particularly for the past month) that I'm boring everybody silly. I've always known, and I've always believed that passion is the magnet. You talk about something that you're passionate about, it is magnetic. It is what locks people in. I've been talking about things I really couldn't care less about, the things that have been boring me."
"Herman Cain, who admits that he was around when everybody was down for the struggle. He remembers having to go to the back of the bus. Now he owns the bus. This kind of optimism is why Herman Cain's not fading away."
"These aren't really debates. These are glorified press conferences with the moderators choosing who gets what questions and how much time to respond and all of that."
"The government is trying to ban tobacco everywhere, including in the privacy of your home. Yet how many health care programs are funded with sales tax revenue from cigarettes, cigars, and other products? Smokers deserve our gratitude. In fact, I think a smoker should be given the highest medal the country gives."
"It's the first time in 23 years that I've done this. It's the first time in 23 years that I have set aside some things I really care about; I'm interested in, passionate about, and not discussed. 'Restrain we much,' is the new phrase that I'm using here to guide me."
"There is nothing, not one syllable from either Michelle Obama or Barack Obama or anybody in this campaign that's inspiring or uplifting. They are happily presiding over and managing a country in decline -- and the only ammunition in their arsenal is these never ending lies about the Republicans want poisoned air and water, dirty air and water; nobody able to speak."
"See, I love the Stick-to-the-Issues Crowd. The Stick-to-the-Issues Crowd is basically three people who write e-mails in such a way as to make it look like they represent hundreds of thousands of people."
"I know what the audience expectations are, and they are high, and the objective here is to meet and surpass them each and every day. When I think I'm not doing that, I get depressed in terms of letting people down."
"Do you know that if you earn $50,000 a year or more, you are in the upper 10% of wage earners in America? I love telling people that statistic. They don't believe it."
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"Folks, you're gonna have to have a really tough backbone for the next 12-13 months, because any news like we had with this 2.5% growth rate, the media will say, 'We're back! See? It was worse than we knew when Obama was inaugurated, and it's taking longer for his policies to work than we knew -- and now they're finally working, so don't change horses.'"
"They have done thermal imaging of the tent city at Occupy London at night, and they have found that 90% of the tents are empty. Those spoiled brats go back to mom and dad's house, toke up, spend the night, come back the next day and make it look like they never left."
"Boy, what a career that is. Can you imagine getting up every day and saying this is what you get to do? 'Yeah, I'm gonna go and study state budgets!'"
"We're nowhere near getting back down to the 4.7 or 5% that we had just three years ago before Obama assumed office. How many times is this now that we've 'turned the corner'? How many times is this that we're finally 'back from the brink'? About 20 times?"
"I think everybody ought to be suspicious and questioning, curious and doubtful of everything they see in the media."
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Hey all.
So My wife needs some character advice, as you read you will see why this is a PFS question and not a standard PFRPG question.
She has a Human, Tattooed, Verdant bloodline Sorc that is leveling from 8 to 9.
This gives her the following
1 feat (9th level)
1 new 4th level spell
1 new 3rd level spell
1 new 3rd or lower spell from FC
Due to the PFS gameplay, I'm sure you all understand, we are thinking of picking up Heighten spell for her feat and Continual flame as her FC spell.
That way we will both have a level 4 (5 next level) light spell with us.
This will fix the 352,234 scenerios that have at will darkness and DD.
However thats a spell known and a feat to counter 1 freakin thing.
What do you think?
What other feat might be good?
Check out the character Here
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I'd just buy a dayfinder.
3rd level: Fireball (need some direct damage), Displacement or Heroism(?) (she seems to focus on buffing?), or Dispel Magic.
4th level: Black Tentacles
Feat: consider getting Dimensional Agility
Please understand I have to take your advice with a grain of salt as you seem to write, if not a lot of, then at least the most memroble of the "Deeper darkness at will + NPCs can still see + loads of SA"
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Also for what its worth, the unstable cavern+hidden swarms in the rubble were fun. DD past and run RIGHT into 2 advanced gugs? nice touch. That was one of the best supprises I have had in a while.
I love a challenge, but the lights out, now you die thing happens a lot.
Back to your advice.
Yes she built the character to go first and drop buffs.
we think 4th may be Emergency force sphere from the cheliax book.
You do make a good point that some DD would be nice and we may take you up on the fireball idea, its not great, but it sure is a lot of fun.
Thanks for the advice
If she is just concerned for herself. I wouldn't invest the feats just to negate darkness. She should be getting access to 5th level spells soon. And that means she can pick up Echolocation
Or is she trying to find a way to blast the dark dark dark away for everyone around her?
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I personally don't think Continual Flame is worth two beans as a sorcerer.
To date, there are like 3 scenarios with deeper darkness that I can recall.
If you know of a glut of other scenarios, please let me know. But I don't think its going to be as big a deal as you think it is.
Take another buff spell or combat spell rather than continual flame.
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Andy, Parts 1 and 2 have DD.
A dayfinder is normally enough. Combine that with an oil of daylight. As long as their DD is a SLA, they can't counter your daylight. If they have access to dispel magic, you can ready your own dispel magic to counter theirs. Normally I prefer something like fireball to counter casters, but dispel magic has a chance to counter everything and auto-cancels dispel magic.
Really her best role at high levels is to identify another caster and if there is one, waste her turn to counter (by blasting and forcing a concentration check). If you have 3 bad guys to your 5 PCs, using your own caster to take out there's every turn turns it into 4 on 2.
p.s. That'll teach you to bypass my traps! ;-)
|Kyle Baird
Here's more advice. At 9th level, you need to PERSONALLY be able to deal magical darkness of the deeper variety, flying opponents or obstacles that need to be flown over, and invisible opponents.
She already has fly and glitterdust which is great. She may want to consider changing those as she gets higher in level. I would suggest upgrading to overland flight soon. I would also suggest getting a wand of glitterdust and knowing see invisibility. You can have both of those spells up for nearly the duration of the scenario.
i think it a perfectly good idea, heighten spell really isn't a bad feat. it is just unfortunate you cannot buy a metamagic rod of it. because you could just solve the issue with gold. buy a page of spell knowledge for continual flame for 4000g to get the spell, no need to use a slot on it, if there is some other way to raise the level of it i'm not sure. but the feat itself isnt bad thing to have.
I really appreciate the advice Mr. Baird.
For more info the character I run with hers is a Bladebound, Kensai, Magus 8/Unarmed fighter 1 that makes great use of crane style.
Fot the curious you can see it here
We both carry oils of daylight, potions of gas form, and potions of fly (never know when you will be silenced)
Also her tattoo familiar stays in tattoo form with a wand of CLW in one hand and a scroll of breath of life in the other (really high UMD)
As a move action the familiar can come off of her and use one or the other.
As we dont have to spend on weapons or armor we spend a TON on consumables.
See invis is turning into a real issue and is something we need to pick up.
Again, i really appreciate the advice.
|Kyle Baird
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What kind of familiar?
The create spell tattoo needs a spell that has no material or focus component. Which is the one she picks for that?
(My sorceress puts a Force Punch tattoo on her familiar (Lyrakien). Very effective! (and fun))
Emergency Force Sphere is amazing!
A nice 2nd level spell is Supress Charms and Compulsions (Andoran, Spirit of Liberty)
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The create spell tattoo needs a spell that has no material or focus component. Which is the one she picks for that?
(My sorceress puts a Force Punch tattoo on her familiar (Lyrakien). Very effective! (and fun))
Emergency Force Sphere is amazing!
A nice 2nd level spell is Supress Charms and Compulsions (Andoran, Spirit of Liberty)
Ah sorry, her familiar is a Lyrakien found here
She normally puts DD on my Magus. But may start putting it on the familiar just in case.
Emergency Force Sphere is amazing!
This is an awesome emergency spell to have. Immediate action globe of force FTW. Perfect for when someone fails to keep the BBEG entertained or the GM just has it out for you (i.e. Kyle). Has saved my bacon multiple times. Only downer is that it's a 4th lvl spell.
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I'm curious as to what I should report for an effluent BOD if the calculations come up with a negative number. I suspect that the effluent wasn't totally free of chlorine, but I've never had this happen before. My blanks are fine, GGAs are fine, and other samples run at the same time had >2 drops. Any ideas?
I would suspect that you report a "Lab Accident" if you think the chlorine was not all removed. You definitely have something wrong if you get a negative value. If it was only slightly negative it could be a bad seed correction value and you are over correcting on a very low effluent BOD.
How negative a result are we talking about here? As James said, if it is only a slight bit negative, just report a non-detect according to your normal reporting criteria. You have to remember that your seed correction factor is just an average of what the seed depletes. You could have more or less on any aliquot of seed. As I often say, bacteria are very bad at arithmetic no matter how often the multiply and divide. This is most likely a very clean sample.
Without knowing the actual values read, we can not conclusively say if there is a problem with your BOD analysis.
Besides variance in the seed correction, there is also variability in the two DO calibrations made 5 days apart. It is my personal opinion that depending upon the calibration method used and the measurement mode used (manual or automated), there could be an error from 0.1 to 0.3 mg/l at each calibration. Thus it could be possible for the two calibrations to be 0.3 and -0.3 mg/l off true value, theoretically giving you -0.6 mg/l depletion.
We do not see negative depletions because all the effluents we test have some Oxygen demand. You would only see a negative result on a very, very clean water unless there is something very wrong with your analysis protocol.
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I have seen this happen when the seed correction is too large, i.e., much highigher than usual. Also happens if there is peroxide in the sample (used to test effluent from a semiconductor mfr). Algae and light can also give you highigher O2, but not in the dark! Of course blanks can have negative depletion after five days due to inaccuracies in probe calibration, but these are usually quite small negative values.


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On their websites and advertising campaigns, many OA journals boast fast publication upon acceptance. Some forget to mention that articles typically are posted on-line 'as they are' rather than being copy-edited, proof-read and typeset by production editors. In contrast, many traditional journals, including EJN, have high-quality as well as rapid on-line publication schedules of typeset articles that appear satisfactory to the majority of authors.
OA journals emphasize their bias-free reviewing process (e.g. '...a fair and unbiased process...certifying the accuracy and validity of articles, not on evaluating their significance...'; http://www.frontiersin.org/about/reviewsystem; '...publish all papers that are judged to be technically sound. Judgments about the importance of any particular paper are then made after publication by the readership...'; http://www.plosone.org/static/information.action). We did not, however, find statements addressing the conflict of interest that is inherent to a scheme that links acceptance of a manuscript directly to income.
While there are no data to substantiate this view, there seems a widespread notion that the reviewing process of many OA journals is relatively benign. The famous 'fake paper' affair (http://chronicle.com/article/Open-Access-Publisher-Appears/47717) may have fueled such views. However, some researchers take the view that because the scientific 'market place' attributes significance to a publication in the long term, neither the particular journal nor its impact factor matter. Accordingly, the less intrusive reviewing often attributed to some OA journals is considered a plus.
These issues will continue to be discussed and the opinions of scientists will continue to vary greatly. However, associated monetary issues should be taken seriously. Most researchers conduct their research using public funds. If this research is published in journals that are owned or co-owned by scientific organizations, the considerable proceeds from scientific publishing are returned to nourish and maintain the scientific community.
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I hear you on the Stubbs comp, TRF. You make a solid argument. Outside of age, is there a significant difference between the two? Both strike out quite a bit, play great defense and have great speed. I keep hearing Stubbs has a higher ceiling though. Maybe that's why he gets more respect.
So Doug is basically saying age is the driver for why Stubbs gets more respect than Dickerson.
Lets not take it as I don't like Dickerson, I do.... I just also see him as more of a guy who will have a few decent years at the plate in a specialized utility role where he doesn't face lefties at all before heading to the bench as a backup by the age of 30.
I think he's having his value artificially inflated in the hopes that one of two things happens.
I'd have Dickerson at 5 and Stubbs closer to 8 in a top ten list.
- he rises to the challenge and lives up to his draft slot and potential. From all accounts, Stubbs "looks" like a ball player. Good frame, speed, can take a walk, but K's a bunch and his swing isn't one that generates a lot of power.
- The Reds are looking to package him while his value is high.
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The eyes never lie.
And I have no idea what to really think of Stubbs at this point.
Stubbs also has two years to actually SLG what Dickerson did 2 levels ago. He hasn't done it yet, and he's significantly behind him at this point as far as production goes per level.
I just see the value in the guy that has already had success in full seasons at every level. Dickerson may be an average to above average MLB player, and he could blossom into a star. He's younger than 2/3 of the St. Louis OF. I think he's better than Schumaker offensively and defensively. And I can easily see him putting up similar numbers to Ludwick in 2007. Add to that his defense which has never been in question.
BTW, Ryan Ludwick posted a .966 OPS in his second full season at age 30.
I just see Dickerson higher on the list is all.
But I don't want to turn a good series of threads into another of our tireless Stubbs debates, so I'll bow out now.
I'll keep voting Dickerson until he's no longer an option.
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The next poll will be open within the next 30 minutes or so. Do you guys prefer keeping the voting open for two days or three?
I know this poll is over, but want to add my 2 cents on the Dickerson/Stubbs debate. I think these guys are pretty close. Dickerson, being a lefty, has the platoon advantage more often and since these guys both have the potential to go south offensively, I think that actually makes Dickerson the better bet.
Stubbs OTOH is younger, was a first round pick and a guy with a major college background. I think that Stubbs would have greater market value if the Reds were to put him on the block today, so that gives him the nod in my book, but I really think Dickerson has a batter chance to "make it." In my personal rankngs I had Stubbs at 4 and Dickerson at 6.
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For catalogue listing - we charge an 8% commission on sale of the domain. We handle the invoicing, the transfer and we walk you through the change of registrant process.
For an auction listing with no reserve - we charge an 8% commission on sale of the domain. We handle the invoicing, the transfer and we walk you through the change of registrant process.
For an auction listing with a reserve - we charge an 8% commission. We handle the invoicing, the transfer and we walk you through the change of registrant process.
To get an idea of the value of your domain name, we recommend using an appraisal service such as Estibot http://www.estibot.com. Use this information combined with any knowledge you may have of interest in the domain from within your industry or region.
The best ways to achieve a good sale is to do as much of your own marketing as possible.
Create banners on your parked page
Create direct links on your parked page to your listing on Netfleet
Generate as much general market interest through your own industry and market as possible.
Netfleet currently have over 50,000 names for sale and we sell hundreds of premium names per month so sales are not certainly not created simply by the home page listing.
We can't guarantee a quick sale as we don't know the market for your domain name. If there is great interest and the price is right, it will sell quickly but there is no way we can know or advise of this in advance.
For more information on how best to combine the Domain Auction and Domains for Sale, please go to the following article on our blog. http://www.netfleet.com.au/blog/uncategorized/how-to-sell-an-au-domain-name-to-a-retail-buyer-using-netfleet/
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