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Vinessa Shaw Movies
Fair-haired teen model cum versatile actress Vinessa Shaw has made her mark playing everything from sexy siren to innocent angel, though her breakthrough role came as a mixture of both with her turn as a sympathetic prostitute in director Stanley Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut (1999).
Born in California in July of 1976, Shaw began her career in show business early in childhood, though her big break came with her casting in the 1992 Rodney Dangerfield comedy Ladybugs. Soon appearing in such efforts as Hocus Pocus the following year and in the television series Fallen Angels and McKenna shortly after, Shaw made a memorable appearance in the girl-tames-wild horse-coming-of-age story Coyote Summer before her affable prostitute loaned Tom Cruise's character a little understanding in Eyes Wide Shut. Shaw took on a large role in the made-for-television miniseries The '70s in 2000 and made an appearance in Saturday Night Live alumni
Chris Kattan
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When a family of gray whales becomes trapped in the Arctic Circle, a Greenpeace volunteer and a small-town reporter go to extraordinary lengths to save the majestic creatures in this romantic adventure inspired by actual events. Alaskan newsman Adam Carlson (John Krasinski) has grown weary of working in such a small market. He's eager to move on to bigger and better things when the story of a lifetime lands right in his lap. Ice has been forming in the Arctic Circle at a rate so fast that a family of gray whales has become hopelessly stranded. As the eyes of the world turn toward this small, chilly corner of the globe, an oil tycoon, slews of politicians, and countless journalists descend upon Alaska -- each with their own hidden agenda. Meanwhile, the only one Adam notices is Rachel Kramer (Drew Barrymore), a devout environmentalist who also happens to be his ex-girlfriend. As the situation grows dire, the unlikely pair rallies a diverse coalition of allies to work together toward the common goal of saving the endangered marine mammals. The result is a rescue mission that will help to thaw Cold War tensions between America and Russia, and show the entire world just what can be accomplished when we start working together, instead of pulling apart. Dermot Mulroney, Tim Blake Nelson, Ted Danson, and Kristen Bell co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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An attorney fighting a corrupt system is battling his own demons as he tries to do right by others in this drama based on a true story. Vicky (Vinessa Shaw) is a nurse at a hospital in Houston whose life takes an unexpected turn when she accidentally jabs herself with a used syringe. The needle had been used on a patient who was HIV-positive, and Vicky contracts AIDS. Jeffrey Danfort (Marshall Bell) is a close friend of Vicky's who designs medical equipment, and he's inspired to invent a syringe with a safety point that would prevent such mistakes. However, as Jeffrey tries to sell his new invention to pharmaceutical manufacturers, he discovers how much they're governed by corruption and insider dealings. Jeffrey decides to take on the dishonest firms with a lawsuit, and he secures the services of Weiss & Danziger, a small law office eager for any kind of business. But while Paul Danziger (Mark Kassen) needs the work to support his wife and children, Mike Weiss (Chris Evans) is more concerned with supporting his cocaine habit, which is spiraling out of control. Even though Mike sees the case as a chance to prove himself, his hunger for drugs is a constant obstacle. Puncture received its world premiere at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Two Lovers
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A depressed young man moves back in with his parents and finds his life turned upside down as he struggles to choose between the beautiful daughter of a close family friend and the scintillating but volatile next-door neighbor whose passion helps to reignite his lust for life. The third screen outing for writer/director James Gray and actor Joaquin Phoenix following We Own the Night and The Yards, Two Lovers co-stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Isabella Rossellini, and Vinessa Shaw. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Stag Night
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Peter A. Dowling's thriller Stag Night follows a group of drunken friends in the midst of a bachelor party who decide to take a subway and, once boarding, fund themselves fighting for their life after they witness the murder of a cop. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Garden Party
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Filmmaker Jason Freeland draws inspiration from the eponymous song for this tale of five lost souls attempting to navigate the treacherous urban landscape of contemporary Los Angeles. April is an ambitious beauty in search of success, but can she learn to get by and keep on her clothes at the same time? Sally St. Clair is a sexy realtor with a secret past. She's got a great eye for spotting lost souls, and thrives on giving them direction in life. One of those lost souls is Nathan, her new assistant. Nathan moved to Los Angeles from Nebraska seeking to find success as a dancer, but now most of his time is spent making photocopies for Sally and her clients. One of those clients is Todd, a porn-addicted artist who agrees to help Sally get revenge for a past indiscretion in exchange for her helping him realize his greatest fantasy. Meanwhile, as starry-eyed street musician Sammy moves in with Nathan, the new roommates both have disparate ideas about the direction their relationship is headed, and everyone involved becomes hopelessly ensnared in Sally's kinky entanglements. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A veteran of the first Gulf War who later went on to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq discovers that returning to civilian life after the trauma he endured is but an empty dream in director Francesco Lucente's harrowing drama. Years ago, when he served in the first Gulf War, Jerry (Jamie Draven) was a patriotic Marine reservist driven by a desire to protect his fellow countrymen. Later, despite being embittered by the broken promises of the military and still not having received the respect that he so badly craved, the civically minded father of three is redeployed to Afghanistan and Iraq only to be irreversibly damaged by the horrors of war. Now Jerry has returned home to his wife and family, struggling beneath the poverty line in a cramped trailer and devastated by night terrors. Jerry's wife, Nora, is unsympathetic to her husband's plight, and soon begins stashing their children's newspaper-route earnings in order to fund an escape. When Jerry discovers that Nora has betrayed him, the atrocity that he commits proves so shocking that even the most seasoned war veterans will recoil in horror. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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3:10 to Yuma
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Russell Crowe plays a desperado whose accomplices stage an ambush after he is taken into custody by a determined local sheriff in this remake of the 1957 film starring Glenn Ford and Van Heflin. James Mangold directs a script based on the Elmore Leonard short story and penned by Stuart Beattie, Michael Brandt, and Derek Haas. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Hills Have Eyes
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Alexandre Aja directs this remake of Wes Craven's film The Hills Have Eyes. In this update, a family is taking a cross-country road trip when their trailer breaks down, leaving them stranded in the desert of New Mexico. There, they find themselves under attack by the savage "hill people," who were deformed by radiation during nuclear testing. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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A woman has a hard time embracing reality after a personal tragedy in this made-for-cable drama. Molly (Vinessa Shaw) is a young widow having a hard time putting her life back together after her husband's death. Molly obsesses over the leftover artifacts of his life, and she believes that his spirit walks the house they used to share, though her attempts to photograph the ghost are a failure. Molly supports herself by working at a photo shop, where the manager (Amy Van Nostrand) is convinced Molly needs to remarry, and isn't shy about dropping hints. But Molly seems to have built an emotional wall around herself until she meets an uncouth neighbor (Tim Blake Nelson) who lives in the neighborhood with his uncle. While she doesn't think much of him at first, Molly in time makes friends with the man, and under his spell, she develops a daring and impulsive streak. Bereft was directed by Tim Daly, who also appears in a supporting role; the cast also includes Edward Herrmann and Marsha Mason. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Melinda and Melinda
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While Woody Allen has long fused comedy and drama in his films, he embraces the two styles in a new and unusual way in this feature. Sy (Wallace Shawn) is enjoying dinner with some friends when they begin debating the nature of the tragic and the humorous. Sy, observing that a very fine line separates the two, decides to demonstrate this notion by showing how the same essential story can be either funny or sad depending on the way certain elements are handled; for the rest of the film, we jump back and forth between two versions of the story of Melinda (Radha Mitchell), a young woman with some serious problems in her life. In the tragic version, Melinda crashes a dinner party thrown by old friends Laurel (Chloë Sevigny) and Lee (Jonny Lee Miller). When she arrives, Melinda is distraught and under the influence of pills and alcohol, much to the annoyance of Lee, an actor hoping to impress a producer who is one of his guests. After a bad breakup with her husband, Melinda lost custody of her children and came to New York City, where she became involved with Ellis Moonsong (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a handsome and well-mannered composer whose promises to her proved to be worthless. Meanwhile, on the funny side of town, Melinda shows up dazed and confused at the home of Susan (Amanda Peet) and Hobie (Will Ferrell), who are in the midst of a dinner party. Learning about the sad state of Melinda's love life after divorcing her husband and losing custody of her children, Susan decides to play Cupid and fix her friend up with a well-to-do dentist. However, neither Susan nor Melinda are aware that there is another man deeply interested in the troubled divorcée -- Hobie. Melinda and Melinda also features Josh Brolin, Vinessa Shaw, and noted theatrical director Gene Saks. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Fathers and Sons
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Three families residing on the same suburban street struggle to strengthen their father/son bonds in this tale from filmmakers Rodrigo García, Jared Rappaport, and Robert Spera. As old wounds remain sensitive and alienation keeps generations of fathers and sons from truly bonding, the struggle to make a meaningful connection offers hopes of understanding and a new beginning. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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40 Days and 40 Nights
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Following memorable roles in the military action-adventures Pearl Harbor (2001) and Black Hawk Down (2001), young actor Josh Hartnett is propelled to romantic leading man status with this semi-autobiographical comedy from screenwriter Rob Perez. Hartnett stars as Matt Sullivan, a young man smarting over the bitter breakup of his most recent relationship. With Lent approaching, Matt decides to observe the 40-day tradition by abstaining from all sexual contact, including self-gratification. Once his odyssey of discipline has begun, he meets the girl of his dreams, while his ex begins campaigning to get him back. Co-starring Shannyn Sossamon, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Vinessa Shaw, 40 Days and 40 Nights inspired another round of controversy between distributor Miramax and the Catholic League, which accused the film of being a "vulgar parody" of Lent. The League previously protested the company's releases of Priest (1994) and Dogma (1999). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Corky Romano
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Saturday Night Live cast member Chris Kattan stars in this mob comedy as Corky Romano, a veterinarian with a penchant for pop music from the '80s. As a youth, Corky was kicked out of his Mafia-connected family for being an oddball. Now his long-lost father (Peter Falk) has been indicted and needs Corky to infiltrate the FBI and steal the government's evidence against him. Corky is willing to aid the relatives who so long ago turned their backs on him, but his brothers go overboard when intimidating the computer hacker who gets Corky's bogus application into the FBI academy, presenting him as a super agent named Pissant. Now Corky must live up to his reputation for an eminently qualified top cop while simultaneously trying to get the goods on his dad. Corky Romano co-stars Peter Berg, Chris Penn, Vincent Pastore, Vinessa Shaw, Fred Ward, and Richard Roundtree. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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The Weight of Water
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A woman studying a crime of the past finds her own life becoming a morass of suspicion and deceit in this drama based on the novel by Anita Shreve. Jean Janes (Catherine McCormack) is a photographer working on a project that would document surviving evidence of a multiple murder that occurred a hundred years ago -- when a man named Louis Wagner (Ciaran Hinds) brutally killed two immigrant women from Norway with an axe, only to discover a third, Maren Hontvedt (Sarah Polley), witnessed the mayhem and survived to identify him in court. Jean travels to the small New Hampshire coastal town where the killings occurred with her husband Thomas (Sean Penn), an award-winning poet; his brother Rich (Josh Lucas); and Rich's girlfriend Adaline (Elizabeth Hurley). As Jean digs deeper into the troubling facts of the long-ago murder, as well as the tangential details of Maren Honvedt's unhappy marriage to John Hontvedt (Ulrich Thomsen) and her incestuous affair with her brother Evan (Anders W. Berthelsen), Jean begins to believe that she has a crisis of her own to contend with: she is convinced Thomas is having an affair with Adaline. The Weight of Water also features Katrin Cartlidge as Maren's sister Karen and Vinessa Shaw as her sister-in-law Anethe. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The '70s
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Four friends struggle to find themselves in the decade that brought us disco, platform shoes, and those smiley-face buttons in this miniseries, which first aired in April of 2000 on NBC. Byron Shaw (Brad Rowe), his girlfriend Eileen (Vinessa Shaw), and his sister Christie (Amy Smart) are all at Kent State University on May 4, 1970, when National Guardsmen open fire on students protesting the war in Vietnam, leaving four people dead. Byron's high-school buddy Dexter Johnson (Guy Torry) is also there -- but as a Guardsman rather than a student. Dexter quits the Guard in disgust and moves to Watts, where he opens a movie theater and becomes a key figure in the Black Power movement. Byron quits law school and takes a job with Richard Nixon's re-election campaign -- just as the Watergate scandal begins to break, Byron becomes an informant to the Justice Department and is nearly killed by a sniper. Eileen embraces the feminist movement and later seeks a career in the advertising industry, where she discovers that women's rights have not advanced terribly far. And Christie becomes a successful model, but fame and fortune do not bring her happiness as she's lured into a religious cult known as "The Path." The 70's soundtrack is loaded with period-appropriate hits, including classic tunes by Stevie Wonder, Jefferson Starship, Marvin Gaye, and Three Dog Night. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Eyes Wide Shut
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The final work of legendary director Stanley Kubrick, who died within a week of completing the edit, stars Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, at the time Hollywood's most bankable celebrity couple, and was shot on a open-ended schedule (finally totaling over 400 days), with closed sets in London standing in for New York City. Cruise and Kidman play William and Alice Harford, a physician and a gallery manager who are wealthy, successful, and travel in a sophisticated social circle; however, a certain amount of decadence crosses their paths on occasion, and a visit to a formal-dress party leads them into sexual temptation when William is drafted into helping a beautiful girl who has overdosed on drugs while Alice is charmed by a man bent on seduction. While neither William and Alice act on their adulterous impulses, once the issue has been brought into the open, it begins a dangerous season of erotic gamesmanship for the couple, with William in particular openly confronting his desire for new sexual experiences. What didn't make the final cut of Eyes Wide Shut may have been as fascinating as what finally appeared on screen: Harvey Keitel was replaced almost immediately by Sydney Pollack, while Jennifer Jason Leigh was replaced by Marie Richardson after she had shot all her scenes and left town. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Wayward Son
Former fashion photographer Randall Harris debuts with this gritty drama about justice and redemption in rural Georgia during the Great Depression. Jesse Banks Rhodes (Harry Connick, Jr.) is suddenly and inexplicably released from jail after serving part of a life sentence on a trumped up charge for murder. He heads back for Georgia to reclaim his life and finds himself staying with farmer Ben Alexander (Pete Postlethwaite). Initially, Ben's family is mistrustful of the ex-con, but slowly they begin to warm to him, particularly Ben's fragile daughter Wesley (Patricia Clarkson). After witnessing the murder of a black worker at the hands of his drunken white racist boss, Jesse vows to make things right. Wayward Son was screened at the 1999 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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L.A. Without a Map
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Mika Kaurismaki directed this British-French-Finnish romantic comedy adapted from Richard Rayner's autobiographical novel about a series of Hollywood misadventures. Vacationing in the North of England, aspiring Los Angeles actress Barbara (Vinessa Shaw) stops briefly in a village where she meets town undertaker and obit writer Richard (David Tennant) -- who just can't stop thinking about her. Flying to California, Richard arrives at the Japanese restaurant where Barbara is a waitress, and a relationship begins -- while Richard learns about Hollywood at the hands of various hustlers and agents. Shown at the 1998 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Coyote Summer
A good film for families and horse lovers, this touching drama centers on a teenage malcontent who is sent away from New York City to spend the summer on her aunt and uncle's Utah ranch. There the rebellious girl learns important life lessons, particularly after she forms a bond with a beautiful wild stallion. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Murder, She Wrote: Murder by Twos
A murder has been committed in Cabot Cove, and the body is found in the garage of Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury). Actually, two murders take place, and the cause of it all is the illicit affair between a married woman and the town bully. All the members of the couple's bowling league are suspected, but Jessica deduces that it took only one person to score the two strikes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Fallen Angels, Vol. 2
The second volume in this film noir style TV-anthology series, this collection of short stories revolves around the dark world of detectives and police officers. Called to look into a murder, an investigator (Gary Oldman) discovers that the victim of the crime is none other than his estranged wife (Gabrielle Anwar) in "Dead End for Delia." When an attractive woman captures the attention of a detective, he ends up entangled in mob business in "I'll Be Waiting." In "The Quiet Room," the underhanded plans of two unscrupulous officers go amok ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy romp around like coked-up versions of The Three Stooges in the frantic Disney romp Hocus Pocus. The film begins in 1693 where three witches -- Winifred (Bette Midler), Sarah (Sarah Jessica Parker), and Mary (Kathy Najimy) -- are preparing a potion that will grant them immortality and eternal youth. But before they finish mixing their cocktail, the people of Salem capture them and execute them for practicing witchcraft. Before their deaths, they vow to return to Salem 300 years hence on Halloween to exact their revenge. Three hundred years later, a skeptical, newly transplanted Californian, Max (Omri Katz), explores the ruins of the legendary witches' house and dares the witches to manifest themselves. Disregarding the warnings of his sister Dani (Thora Birch) and girlfriend Allison (Vinessa Shaw), Max lights the Candle of Black Flame. With that, the witches reappear to wreak havoc on the town. The kids take off with the witches' spellbook and a musty tome of hexes and recipes. The sorceresses, who will die by the morning light if they don't recite the incantation for immortality, have to get the books by whatever means they can. So, Winifred, Sarah, and Mary hop on their broomsticks for a chase through Halloween night. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Walls & Bridges
Trent is a commercial artist with a lot of problems with the conflict between his sense of artistic integrity and what he has to do for his clients. One day, he confides his troubles to a young nun working at a youth center. What he doesn't know is that she has been deciding that she doesn't want to be a nun anymore. He's black, she's white. It's not a problem to either of them, but Trent's family feels otherwise, especially after the two of them get married. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Rodney Dangerfield plays it cute in this comedy directed by veteran director Sidney J. Furie. Dangerfield plays Chester Lee, a man so anxious for a promotion that he agrees to coach a girl's soccer team his company is sponsoring. If the team has a winning season, Chester will get his promotion. The only problem is that Chester knows nothing about soccer and the team is incompetent. If Chester doesn't get his raise he won't be able to marry his sweetheart Bess (Illene Graff), so he persuades his son Matthew (Jonathan Brandis), who is an expert soccer player, to don a wig and join the team as one of the girls. With Matthew on the team, they make their way to the championship, but Bess discovers the ruse and forces Chester to chose between her and the job. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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A father. A University of Louisville fan. A church-going, caring man.
David Kirtley, 40, died on Friday after crashing his vehicle in Liberty.
According to a Kentucky State Police report, Kirtley, 40, was pronounced dead on Friday at 6:08 p.m. at the scene of the crash, one mile north of Liberty on KY 49.
Kirtley was driving a 2007 GMC north on KY 49, when he lost control of his vehicle, the report states, and overturned before resting in the south lane.
Campbellsville Elementary School recently participated in St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's Math-a-thon.
Students worked on math skills while collecting money to help students like them who are suffering from cancer and other diseases.
CES collected $2,233.41. Grayson Dooley collected the most donations.
Lisa Wiseman's class won a pizza party for collecting the most donations and Hannah Jones' class won a party for winning the Penny War that supported the math-a-thon.
Taylor County Elementary School wore blue on Thursday, Nov. 14, in support of World Diabetes Day.
It is the policy of the Central Kentucky News-Journal to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies. Names appearing in "On the Record" are published without exception, to preserve the fairness and impartiality of the CKNJ and as a news service to our readers.
• James R. Paive, alcohol intoxication in a public place, $178.
• Mitchell Strong, possession of marijuana, $353, 90 days in jail probated for 24 months.
Two more Campbellsville residents have been arrested and charged with selling drugs as part of a Kentucky State Police effort to get drugs off the street.
Nineteen Taylor County residents were charged with drug crimes as part of the effort. A few indictments against those charged remain sealed at press time.
KSP initiated Operation Black Friday in the early morning hours of Friday, Nov. 1. In all, 479 people around the state have been charged with committing 774 crimes. The effort amounts to the largest drug roundup in the agency's history.
A Campbellsville man has been arrested and charged with three counts of second-degree assault after he allegedly struck three people with a baton.
Andrew T. Edwards, 26, of 71 Smith Ridge Road, was arrested Sunday, Nov. 17, at 11:30 p.m.
According to Edwards' arrest citation, he was allegedly involved in a fight the day before and struck three people, two women and a man, with an ASP style baton.
The women had cuts on their heads and were taken to Taylor Regional Hospital for treatment.
Caitlin Anne Welch, formerly of Campbellsville, and André Francois van Schalkwyk announce their engagement.
Welch is the daughter of Lauri Welch of Campbellsville and Bill Welch of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
She is a 2003 graduate of Taylor County High School and a 2009 graduate of the University of Louisville. Welch is employed at Signature Healthcare in Louisville.
From houses and parks to fortresses for superheroes and police officers, the possibilities were endless. Forty local children entered this year's Lego contest at Taylor County Public Library.
Judges selected their favorite entries and patrons were asked to vote for their top creations. There were three age categories of competition, ages 3 to 7, 8 to 12 and 13-17.
Winner in the 3 to 7 category was Zachary Akin. Runner-up was Noah Leachman and crowd favorite was Evan Finn.
Taylor Regional Hospital hosted an anterior hip replacement seminar on Nov. 19 at the Taylor County Extension Office. More than 50 people attended.
Dr. Galen Weiss of Taylor Regional Orthopedic Group presented the seminar.
More than 1,300 people "like" the Taylor County Public Library.
And with a recent redesign of the library's website, personnel say they hope that number continues to increase.
Library board members heard about the new website at their meeting on Monday afternoon.

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Is RIM Being Sly Like a Fox in Positioning Its New BB10 OS?
Wall Street might be wrongly fixating on RIM's declining hardware business while ignoring its growing services business.
Still others have reported on the big problem Research In Motion (RIMM) is having porting its secure messaging platform to the new BB10 OS (the whole BB network was designed for one PIN per user, and the prospect of having two devices for one user creates coordination and scalability challenges, and perhaps breaks the whole model).
This problem makes sense from an identity management perspective, although one would think that RIM could set up a replication system to sync contacts and calendars across PINs (have two PINs per user, and sync the shared data). However, if the company is indeed failing in its attempt to move its good tech to BB10 phones or the end result is well behind the competition, I would actually view this as a good thing. Here's why:
What if the BB10 port fails?
Choice 1 is to move to another mobile OS – likely Android or Win8 (coming in the fall). Rather than fight the battle of mobile application ecosystems, just pick up one of the big three (or two…Win8 is a hopeful contender, and Apple (AAPL) doesn't license). This is likely what the Microsoft (MSFT)/ Nokia (NOK) team was talking about in its rumored "flirtation" with RIM. (Nokia dropped its OS for Win7/8 last year).
Alternatively, Android adoption would allow RIM access to the Android application library, and once the company ports BB messaging to Android, it can sell it to all Android users.
If a deal like this was in the works but not yet completed, what would RIM management do? It would 1.) delay the planned release of BB10 and 2.) sell any existing inventory running on the new OS.
Wait…RIM did this already.
Choice 2 I already wrote about …RIM closes out its hardware/OS business and focuses on being an application (secure messaging) and mobile management platform. If that was its plan, management would still take the two actions outlined above, and maybe one more – increase marketing in an effort to make its hardware/OS business look as healthy as possible to a potential acquirer.
Wait…RIM announced it was doing exactly that last week.
As I have written, I believe the Street is looking in the wrong direction. It is fixated on RIM's declining hardware business while ignoring its growing services business. I am hesitant to give much credit to RIM's management (I hate being laughed at), but perhaps RIM is really just being sly like a fox.
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Guy Rohlfs, Principal |
Brentwood School is a place where every student is a success. This philosophy guides staff members as they plan and develop programs to meet the needs of each student. We believe that all students can learn and deserve engaging, hands-on instruction. Academic success, high self-esteem and a positive, safe environment remain our top priorities.
Our state and district Standards and Benchmarks provide us with high expectations for each child. Lessons are
designed and curriculum is planned beginning with these expectations. The staff
at Brentwood School provides instruction which combines:
The basic skills of learning
to read with quality literature |
acquisition of basic math facts and computation with problem solving,
hands-on and minds-on interaction with the scientific process |
A wide variety of writing activities across the curriculum |
Historical facts as they relate to global interdependence |
Active participation in physical education, art, music, and creative dramatics |
Thematic units provide an opportunity to apply skills and foster the love of reading, writing and mathematics within children |
It is critical that parents continue to
provide stable, loving homes and motivate our children to come to school ready
to learn. We must work together to foster the joy and value of learning in our
children to ensure their success.
High expectations combined with a child-centered educational philosophy and
a positive learning environment, make Brentwood School an ideal place for students
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Unless the stock system has really poor LBA support, it should support up to 2TB drives, though over that would almost certainly not work. 750GB should work, but as you suggest it is very likely formatted as NTFS instead of FAT, and I'm pretty sure the system only supports FAT drives (or maybe HFS+, haven't tried a Mac-format iPod on it).
08-02-2012, 11:10 AM #12Yup, I strongly suspect it's a format issue. That was my first instinct and I worked with @aloxdaddy99 last night to investigate it. He confirmed the drive was, indeed, formatted as NTFS. Unfortunately the quickformat option on Windows and Vista (which is what the systems he has access to are running) doesn't like drives as large as his 750gb, so he's going to have to do a verification and typical format /FS:FAT32 <drive num> command without the /Q flag.
As he didn't buzz me for help on it, this morning, I presume he was able to get the format going prior to going to bed. Hopefully it went well and he can drop a few files on it to test with.
08-02-2012, 01:33 PM #13It is in the formatting process now. I will let ya know when it is done.
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08-02-2012, 09:41 PM #14So here is what I have done so far with the help of @SurrealOne. I had to partition the drive. I used the FAT32 format and it now works. The major downer to me is that the largest partition size in that format is 32GB. So my 750GB hard drive has been greatly reduced. But it does work!!
08-02-2012, 11:09 PM #16I tried to do it with FAT. With my limited knowledge it didn't work. I tried with a partition size of 64GB.
08-02-2012, 11:53 PM #17Thats good and bad news Alox.... good you know how to get it working, but bad that the factory radio is limited to 32gb per partition. Have you thought about a third party head unit..... my preference is Kenwood, but many of them read more than 32gb.
08-03-2012, 03:40 AM #18Nak it's not the head unit that is limited (that I know of at this minute) to 32GB it is the only way I was able to get the drive formatted. I could only get it to format using FAT32 which has a size limit of 32GB.
08-03-2012, 07:27 AM #19@aloxdaddy99: Reset the partition size to max drive size and then pull down a third party tool to format that partition using FAT32. The theoretical max size is far larger than 32GB and you're running into MS trying to force NTFS upon you.
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08-03-2012, 09:24 PM #20Ok with the help of @SurrealOne I have answered a few of my questions this evening. The stock unit will play.wma and mp3's. I was able to find the limit of the stock unit which for me was 260GB. So I am going to take the 750gb back and get a smaller one. Sur also recommemded I get a solid state drive. Handles the vibrations better and produces less heat. Again thanks SurrealOne!
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This years Twin Peaks fest was my first but I have a definite feeling it won't be my last. Everybody was so nice, both the other fans as well as the actors.
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| Re: Concerts Silverchair and Powderfinger touring together YAY! Of course the chances of anyone actually getting a ticket have just halved. Still I'll be trying to get a few for the Clarmont Oval show in September. Would have been nice to see a second WA gig but its great to see them putting on shows all over the country. |
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INDIANAPOLIS — The streak is over.
Toronto Raptors forward Rudy Gay ended the Indiana Pacers' 15-game home winning streak when he made a pull-up jumper over Paul George with 1.7 seconds left in overtime to lead them to a 100-98 victory at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
The Pacers hadn't lost at home since Denver beat them on Dec. 7.
George's shot rolled around the rim before falling out as time expired.
David West led the Pacers with 30 points. George added 26 points.
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The officials took several minutes reviewing the play before determining it was good.
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When finishing a backup (that HDAdvance says it was successful), then it says no game installed.. even if 40 Gb are used...
So I took a look at the HD with PS2Menu and I saw that all the partitions are still there (except the last backup).
Not a big deal as there were only backups but I would like to avoid loosing all many times... so where HDAdvance stores this partitions linktable ? On the HDLoader partitions ? On a specific file ? Do we know the format of this file ? Can I restore my backups ? Maybe this (existing ?) file should be backed-up too


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mogwen wrote: Sounds like an epic story,just hope it doesn't look too much like a good Warhammer campaign and retains some sort of originality! I don't understand this. A good Warhammer campaign should look like a good RPG campaign. And good campaigns are original. Unless you mean you hope it isn't like the Enemy Within Campaign, which had an excellent arc in books 1-3, a good but ultimately a sidequest in book 4, and a giant mess for the conclusion in book 5. But any AP that manages to get close to Enemy Within books 1-3 is gold in my book.
The problem with putting something in the public domain is then you don't even need to credit the source. That's why I prefer something like the Creative Commons license, which you can designate By Attribution and leave it at that. And I've seen tons of 3PP that adapted and used other 3PP. Most OGL declarations show more than just Wizards SRD and Pathfinder Core. It does depend a lot on the type of product you are making. An adventure is likely to use different monsters, but unlikely to bring in random feats from another source.
Stereofm wrote:
I'm assuming you don't have a system that is run by two parties. Election boards are by law made up of half one party and half the other. They make it so that it becomes difficult for 3rd parties to get on the ballot. The other big factor is money. The DNC and the RNC are both well entrenched in the money raising business. They can afford to have offices everywhere. They know how to get money out of lobbyists. They can get their chosen candidates in touch with the right people. It would take a huge amount of money to setup that kind of political machine for a third party. It just isn't going to happen. As much as I dislike it, the best way to change a party is from the inside. The left could take a note of how the Tea Party works. It isn't a distinct party, but a movement within the Republican party. If you want more "Green" candidates, we need to rally behind them and get them nominated as Democrats. Or if you prefer Libertarian, you could probably get them nominated for either party depending on the particular state or district.
Robert Hawkshaw wrote:
Which is why he mentioned the iconics, which are product identity, not open content. Although strictly speaking, if you are making a painting of an OGL'd monster, you should include a copy of the OGL and the proper copyright statements with it. As it is Robert, you are arguing from a standpoint of wanting to change the existing laws. So you are showing cases that push the boundaries. I do agree that copyright law needs to be reigned in. 100+ years is too long for copyright. But maybe 30-50 years is ok. But there's a difference between civil disobedience of a law you don't like and ignoring a law you don't like to make money.
Uri Meca wrote: I wonder, given how APs are designed to have the PCs level up at certain points, are there any groups out there that do away with XP altogether, with the GM simply stating at certain key accomplishment, "Ding-ding-ding! You level up!"? How is that working for you if you do? My last game I started with me handing out XP at the end of every session. Eventually my players said: "hey, why don't you just tell us when we level?" so we switched to that. It worked great. James Jacobs wrote:
Of course, not everyone likes that system. So I suggest you ask your group which way they prefer. The game works fine either way.
I believe we are in a golden age right now. Because right now, I have access to material to play any version of D&D I want. And new material is coming out daily. If I need ideas before a session, I can start a thread here or on any number of social media and get dozens of new and interesting ideas within minutes. There has never been a better time to be a gamer. (This extends to RPGs in general, but it fits for the subset that is D&D as well.) As for favorite modules, I have a fondness for the Palace of the Silver Princess. It is one of the few modules I've ever run more than once. I also really liked Dead Gods for Planescape.
They must have done something right. I don't recall this kind of uproar when say, Neverwinter Nights 2 had a terrible ending. Spoiler:
Rocks fall; everybody dies. The fact that people care enough to keep talking about it means they already succeeded. Of course, I haven't played any of them yet. I'm a cheap bastard and will probably wait until the entire trilogy director's cut edition is available on steam for < $30.
James Jacobs wrote: Correct me if I'm wrong but: Distance = 1/2 * Acceleration * Time squared.D = 0.5*9.8m/s^2 * 6^2 176.4 meters = 578 feet 8⅞ inches in 1 round.
James Sutter wrote: While I can't promise anything, let me just say that the idea of a Distant Worlds player companion has been heard, and is busy percolating... I'll see what I can do.... Good thing the Player Companion line is going monthly so it has more room for awesome products. ;)
James Sutter wrote:
Clearly a Distant World's Player's Companion needs to be added to the schedule. ;)
shallowsoul wrote: Problem #1: That was then and this is now. I can't stand the excuse about D&D starting out as a wargame, like that really changes anything. It's now a role playing game and not a wargame anymore. 4th edition thought they would try and bring this back but sprinkle a little role playing into the mix but it failed. The edition is already being shelved and a new one is taking it's place. But that's my point, I don't see a change. People have been playing D&D as more "wargame" for as long as it existed. Other people have played a more "social" game for as long as it existed. Most people are somewhere in the middle. This is true for every edition of D&D. 4th Edition has skills and feats, the biggest tools of character customization that 3E added. If you want to see how great 4th edition can be as a social game, check out Wolfgang Baur's Courts of the Shadow Fey. Lot's of politics and intrigue. As someone who plays a lot of different games, the idea that 3.X and 4E are all that different just seems laughable. Go check out Fate, Houses of the Blooded, Dogs in the Vineyard, or Mouse Guard for some great RPGs that have interesting social conflict resolution systems. I would argue that 4th Edition didn't fail (as if the #1 RPG in the world for 4 years straight is a failure). D&D keeps evolving. New ideas are tried and tested. The game get stronger every time.
Vic Wertz wrote: The schedule I last saw was: 2012
But I don't know where to go to actually confirm that info.
Hayato Ken wrote: The thing is, you have wizards, oracles, clerics, druids, sorcerers that trhow fireballs, manipulate the sea and weather, conjure krakens and do all sorts of other crazy stuff. Who needs cannons? The poor fighter/rogue trying to fight the above.
Kevin Siembieda wrote: Nor does a wizard forget a spell upon casting it. This is his life, spell magic and study, thus we will assume that the wizard studies and practices secretly in his private moments. To forget a spell could mean his death and is a fairly ludicrous idea. This is his occupation, his livelihood, he is no longer an apprentice, but a fledgling mage working to establish himself in his chosen profession. To suggest that he would forget a spell is like saying a soldier might forget how to use his sword. From The Palladium Fantasy Role-Playing Game, 1983. For almost as long as there has been D&D, there have been people who thought the Vancian spellcasting system was kinda stupid. Some of them even wrote new games to try and fix it. Not that I am recommending Palladium's system as a truly better alternative, it's insanely broken. I'm a long time D&D player, and a big fan. But Vancian casting's "limitations" are mostly irrelevant at higher levels when you can supplement it with scrolls, staves, and wands. I understand it'll be a part of the game because of tradition, but let's not pretend it's there for any other reason. Luckily, it sounds like 5E will be modular and flexible enough to suit all of our preferences when it comes to casting.
James Jacobs wrote: From the Moonscar module discussion thread, art used for mockup cover. (Of course, it could be statted up in said module.)
ciretose wrote:
Green Ronin never worked on Dark Heresy. Dark Heresy was released by Black Industries, a subsidiary of Games Workshop, before they licensed out board games and RPGs to Fantasy Flight Games. We also have no idea what sort of volume the 40K RPG sells, but it's been consistently in the top 5 since its release. I would love to be making that much money on RPGs. I do agree that the OGL helped foster talent and grow the freelancer pool during the 3.X era, but the 40k RPGs aren't a good example for that. You are likely thinking of Chris Pramas's work on 2nd edition Warhammer Fantasy RPG.
Yora wrote: Is there any 5th edition thread left in this forum that hasn't been entirely about personal mud throwing for the last week? Since there isn't very much real information about 5E yet, we know a lot more about Scott than we do about the new game. Hopefully we'll get some more substantial reports after the convention this weekend.
Kthulhu wrote: Back in the 80's and 90's, not being D&D was a plus. I quickly abandoned AD&D to play Warhammer FRP, Talislanta, and Palladium because those were "better"* systems. When D&D 3.0 came out, it felt like it had finally evolved to be almost caught up with modern contemporaries. So from the perspective of someone who has always played a variety of RPGs, "D&Dness" doesn't matter. Is the game fun? Let's play. *I will admit that I was young. Each system had strengths and weaknesses, but D&D didn't even have a skill system, so it felt incomplete to me.
Scott Betts wrote:
For $200 dollars, I can (and probably have) taken my wife to the movies ~10 times for ~20 hours worth of entertainment. Or I can spend $200 on RPG books that will keep myself and a party of 4 entertained for over a hundred hours of enjoyment per year. Our hobby is cheap guys. That said, I probably shouldn't tally up how much I spend a year on RPGs. I agree with Scott — books are awesome.
Rockheimr wrote: You didn't believe 4e was a commerical failure for wotc for the longest time ... and that clearly was the case. I'm sorry, but what? Even if the ICv2 data showed the complete market picture, which it doesn't, 4E has to be consider a commercial success. Being the #1 RPG for 3 years in a row and the #2 for 1 year is the kind of commercial "failure" that every other RPG company in existence would love to have. I thought about listing some examples, but since I can't think of a single game company that wouldn't want that it seems pointless. A commercial failure is a product that fails to make a profit. 4E has been very profitable for Wizards of the Coast. One of the things Paizo does very well is produce a ton of books. I have nearly everything they produced that says Pathfinder on it. That takes up more book shelf space than my official 3.X D&D books. That's a ton of product in half the time. So if there were equal numbers of Pathfinder fans and 4E fans, and each bought exactly 1 book of everything produced, Pathfinder would show more sales. But that doesn't make 4E a failure; every book they produce makes a profit. Just because they've decided that they can make more profit by launching a new game that expands their market doesn't mean their previous product was a failure. A failed line gets cancelled and shelved for a while.
Except the OGL wasn't bad for Wizards in anyway until they abandoned it. If 4E had been OGL, more 3PP like Paizo would have supported it. Because even if they didn't like everything about the system, they'd have been free to release tweaks that they preferred. As it is, all of the important information has already be released OGL. We have classic spells, classic monsters, game terms like Armor Class, Saving Throw, etc. So unless 5E comes out with completely new terminology, which is dumb, and a completely alien new system, all of the important parts of 5E are already OGL. You could make an OGL version of 4E or 5E as easily as people have done for 0E, 1E, and 2E. As far as I can see, an OGL 5E only strengthens Wizard's position the market. Going back to a more restrictive license can only harm them.
uriel222 wrote:
I definitely like the idea of a Faces of Golarion product, but I suspect that it is a GM resource, not a player's companion.
Kthulhu wrote:
Rules Cyclopedia is still the best version ever created. ;)
houstonderek wrote:
Others of us were already playing Palladium and Warhammer Fantasy by then. ;)
Stefan Hill wrote: Perhaps the best approach to controlling the economy will be have 'yea old magic item shops' (as in the PF game) and they would set the maximum price an item can sell for. Players then crafting can choose to undercut this if they wish. This makes sense to me, IF the world is a sand-box then it exists even without PC's, and as such it must function economically without PC's, so, everything a PC can do must already exist in-game. I actually think the opposite should be true. Eve has the best player driven economy I've ever seen. And it only stocks the basic stuff in the stores. The majority of important items are sold based on player set prices. Everything from how much time it takes to mine X mineral to how much of that mineral goes into a missile helps determine the prices set by the players along the way. When you get out to the frontier areas, there is nothing for sale that a player didn't put up for sale. BTW, I like Eve's buy/sell order system far better than the "auction house" system. It keeps prices much more stable. With an auction, prices fluctuate with the population of the server hourly. When you can set 10,000 longswords at 5gp each in a week long sell order, prices quickly stabilize to match the needs of the game.
Onishi wrote:
First off, I don't think degrading items is really going to have the effect you are looking for. Either items are utterly destroyed regularly, which is Eve's primary method, or item's are trivially easy to repair. Somewhere in the middle is just going to be annoying to the players and drive people from the game, with not enough economical benefit. In a game like WoW, binding equipment doesn't really pull stuff out of the economy except at the very highest tier of gear. So Group 1 is selling their level X drops because they already have an item of level X+1. The crafter is mostly just making gear for himself for many, many levels until they reach the super high tier. So that doesn't really work for a player driven economy. So first off, I like Scott's idea that a PC crafter can put a gear up to 125%. That makes the trivial repair cost from an NPC not a big deal, but gives the PC crafters something to do. Second, how about if crafters can break down items into raw materials. So if a thousand longswords are dumped on the market at below market value, Group 2 can buy them up, smelt them down, and use them to craft the items that are actually in demand for the market. Third, a crafter should be able to improve an item. Why bother selling your longsword for cheap and buying a whole new +1 longsword, when it is cheaper for the crafter to "enhance" the blade instead? Then those resources that are being recycled from crap dumped on the market can be channeled into a used item. All it takes for a functioning economy is fluid opportunities for transactions. I don't have all the answers, but there have to be a lot more creative things people can be spending their gold on than repairing gear all the time.
GunnerX169 wrote: I prefer item destroying monsters to be a rare threat, not a regular annoyance. Besides, at any point that you'd be facing Vampire barbarians you should have access to Make Whole. Yes, I realize Pathfinder doesn't have a functioning economy. But I still think you can make a functioning economy without serious equipment degradation. Or gear binding for that matter. As it is, binding only effects maybe .1% of the gear you come across. Far more loot tends to get resold. Repair costs are either so trivial that they don't materially effect the economy, or they are so crippling that they retard the economy and frustrate the players. It seems to me the answer has to be elsewhere.
I posit the NPC gallery isn't for typical NPCs of their station, but interesting ones. I don't need stats for a commoner 1 beggar. AC 10, HP 4 will suffice. I need stats for when I want a beggar that is important. The only reason I haven't used the gallery more is that my game was level 12+ when it came out. When I start my next campaign (likely Kingmaker) I will use these a lot.
I created extended encounter charts for the first section of the Kingmaker Adventure Path. These replace the charts for volumes 1 and 2. When the characters explore the southern half of the Greenbelt, add 10 to the roll to increase the danger. The River/Lake chart is only intended to be used about half the time. The other half, use the type of terrain that the river flows through. Monster sources include: Bestiary 1, Bestiary 2, Bestiary 3, Tales of the Margreve, Margreve Web Compilation, Tome of Horrors Complete, and Forgotten Foes. These charts will make the encounters a little more challenging and the forest a lot more scary. Forest:
Forest Encounter CR Book Page 1 1 hunter 0.3 KM1 12 2 1 sprite 0.3 Bestiary 3 256 3-4 1 alesid 0.5 Margreve 26 5 1 badger 0.5 Bestiary 2 40 6 1 leaf leshy 0.5 Bestiary 3 179 7 1 suture fly 0.5 Margreve 32 8 1 xtabay 0.5 Bestiary 2 289 9 1 atomie 1 Bestiary 3 28 10 1 brownie 1 Bestiary 2 49 11-12 1 child of the briar 1 Margreve 25 13 1 cooshee 1 Forgotten Foes 28 14 1 gourd leshy 1 Bestiary 3 178 15 1 krenshar 1 Bestiary 2 174 16 1d8 mites 1 Bestiary 207 17-18 1 brush thylacine 2 KM1 86 19-20 1 dire badger 2 Bestiary 2 40 21 1 faerie dragon 2 Bestiary 3 91 22 1 forlarren 2 Bestiary 2 125 23 1 fungus leshy 2 Bestiary 3 177 24 1 garden ooze 2 Bestiary 3 122 25 1 giant porcupine 2 Bestiary 3 222 26 1 leprechaun 2 Bestiary 2 177 27 1 myling 2 Margreve 29 28 1 slurk 2 Bestiary 2 251 29 1 tatzlwyrm 2 Bestiary 3 261 30 1 werewolf 2 Bestiary 198 31-32 1 worg 2 Bestiary 280 33 1d4 grigs 2 Bestiary 2 147 34 1 aranea (lesser) 3 Forgotten Foes 3 35 1 blackroot worm 3 Margreve KQ 4 36 1 decapus (lesser) 3 Forgotten Foes 32 37-38 1 giant owl (lesser) 3 Forgotten Foes 121 39 1 giant whiptail centipede 3 Bestiary 2 53 40 1 green hussar 3 Margreve 27 41 1 nettle storm 3 Margreve KQ 6 42 1 petrified treant 3 Margreve KQ 6 43 1 sap demon 3 Margreve 31 44-45 1 thorny 3 Tome of Horrors 599 46 1 whispering demon 3 Margreve KQ 7 47-48 1d4 boars 3 Bestiary 36 49 1d4 boggards 3 Bestiary 37 50 1d6 alesid 3 Margreve 26 51 1 barghest 4 Bestiary 27 52 1 cernenn 4 Margreve KQ 5 53 1 creeping willow 4 Margreve KQ 5 54 1 grizzly bear 4 Bestiary 31 55 1 hydra 4 Bestiary 178 56 1 leshy 4 Margreve 28 57 1 owlbear 4 Bestiary 224 58 1 sirin 4 Margreve KQ 6 59 1d6 atomie 4 Bestiary 3 28 60 1d6 children of the briar 4 Margreve 25 61 1d6 mandragoras (lesser) 4 Margreve KQ 6 62 1d6 quagmen 4 Margreve KQ 6 63 1d6 wolves 4 Bestiary 278 64 1 cocooned corpse 5 Margreve KQ 5 65 1 flamebird 5 Margreve KQ 5 66 1 fungus leshy and 1d6 gourd leshies 5 Bestiary 3 177,179 67 1 giant assassin bug 5 Tome of Horrors 39 68 1 giant owl 5 Bestiary 3 213 69 1 greymalkin 5 Forgotten Foes 82 70 1 kindly one 5 Margreve KQ 5 71 1 manticore 5 Bestiary 199 72 1 sap coven 5 Margreve KQ 6 73 1 shivering maiden 5 Margreve KQ 6 74 1 vila 5 Margreve 33 75 1d3 spriggan 5 Bestiary 2 257 76 1d4 fallen treants 5 Margreve KQ 5 77 1d6 brush thylacines 5 KM1 86 78 1d6 elk 5 Bestiary 3 147 79 1d6 shocker lizards 5 Bestiary 248 80 1d6 tatzlwyrms 5 Bestiary 3 261 81 2d4 giant spiders 5 Bestiary 258 82 2d6 suture flies 5 Margreve 32 83 1 briar horror 6 Margreve KQ 5 84 1 margeve shadow 6 Margreve KQ 6 85 1 shambling mound 6 Bestiary 246 86 1 tendriculos 6 Forgotten Foes 145 87 1 will-o'-wisp 6 Bestiary 277 88 1 wyvern 6 Bestiary 282 89 1d3 wintermen 6 Margreve KQ 7 90 1d4 decapus 6 Bestiary 2 77 91 1d4 grizzly bears 6 Bestiary 31 92 1d6 sap demons 6 Margreve 31 93 1d8 boars 6 Bestiary 36 94 2d4 boggards 6 Bestiary 37 95 2d6 elk 6 Bestiary 3 147 96 2d6 wolves 6 Bestiary 278 97 1 floret queen 7 Margreve KQ 5 98 1 hangman tree 7 Bestiary 2 152 99 1 leshy and 1d6 gourd leshies 7 Margreve 28 100 1d4 trolls 7 Bestiary 268 101 1d6 blood bushes 7 Tome of Horrors 68 102 1d6 mandragoras 7 Bestiary 2 185 103 2d4 thornies 7 Forgotten Foes 148 104 1 ala 8 Margreve 24 105 1 quickwood 8 Bestiary 2 228 106 1 whittler 8 Margreve KQ 7 107 1 wolf-in-sheep's-clothing 8 Bestiary 3 285 108 2d4 twigjacks 8 Bestiary 2 274 109 1d6 tendriculos 9 Bestiary 2 259 110 2d4 trolls 9 Bestiary 268 Lake/River:
Lake/River Encounter CR Book Page 1-2 1 hunter 0.3 KM1 12 3-5 1 snapping turtle 0.3 Bestiary 2 273 6-8 1 grindylow 0.5 Bestiary 2 148 9-10 1 atomie 1 Bestiary 3 28 11-13 1 nixie 1 Bestiary 3 201 14-15 1d6 bandits 1 KM1 12 16-17 1 brush thylacine 2 KM1 86 18-19 1 faerie dragon 2 Bestiary 3 91 20-22 1 slurk 2 Bestiary 2 251 23-25 1 swamp fire 2 Margreve KQ 7 26-27 1 tatzlwyrm 2 Bestiary 3 261 28-29 1 worg 2 Bestiary 280 30-32 1d4 grigs 2 Bestiary 2 147 33-35 1 decapus (lesser) 3 Forgotten Foes 32 36-39 1 merrow 3 Bestiary 2 189 40-41 1 pond drinker 3 Forgotten Foes 126 42-44 1 river drake 3 Bestiary 3 107 45-48 1 seaweed leshy 3 Bestiary 3 180 49-50 1d4 boggards 3 Bestiary 37 51-52 1 barghest 4 Bestiary 27 53-54 1 grizzly bear 4 Bestiary 31 55-56 1 hydra 4 Bestiary 178 57-58 1 kelpie 4 Bestiary 2 172 59-60 1 owlbear 4 Bestiary 224 61-62 1 voonith 4 Bestiary 3 283 63-64 1d4 choking spirits 4 Margreve KQ 5 65-66 1d6 atomie 4 Bestiary 3 28 67-68 1d6 quagmen 4 Margreve KQ 6 69-70 1d6 wolves 4 Bestiary 278 71-72 2d6 grindylow 4 Bestiary 2 148 73-74 1 vodyanoi 5 Bestiary 3 282 75-76 1d6 brush thylacines 5 KM1 86 77-78 1d6 electric eels 5 Bestiary 119 79-80 1d6 elk 5 Bestiary 3 147 81-82 1d6 shocker lizards 5 Bestiary 248 83-84 1d6 swamp fire 5 Margreve KQ 7 85-86 1d6 tatzlwyrms 5 Bestiary 3 261 87-88 2d4 giant spiders 5 Bestiary 258 89-90 1 rusalka 6 Margreve 30 91-92 1 shambling mound 6 Bestiary 246 93-94 1 tendriculos 6 Forgotten Foes 145 95-96 1 will-o'-wisp 6 Bestiary 277 97-98 1 wyvern 6 Bestiary 282 99-100 1d4 decapus 6 Bestiary 2 77 101-105 1 kelp devil 8 Tome of Horrors 394 106-110 1 bog titan 9 Margreve KQ 5 Plains:
Plains Encounter CR Book Page 1-2 1 hunter 0.3 KM1 12 3-4 1 al-mi'raj 0.5 Tome of Horrors 21 5 1 xtabay 0.5 Bestiary 2 289 6-7 1 atomie 1 Bestiary 3 28 8-9 1 brownie 1 Bestiary 2 49 10-11 1 giant bee 1 Bestiary 2 43 12-13 1 krenshar 1 Bestiary 2 174 14-16 1d6 bandits 1 KM1 12 17-19 1d6 goblins 1 Bestiary 156 20-22 1d6 orcs 1 Bestiary 222 23-25 1d8 kobolds 1 Bestiary 183 26-28 1d8 mites 1 Bestiary 207 29-30 1 axe beak 2 Bestiary 3 29 31 1 blink dog 2 Bestiary 2 47 32-33 1 brush thylacine 2 KM1 86 34 1 faerie dragon 2 Bestiary 3 91 35 1 forlarren 2 Bestiary 2 125 36-37 1 giant porcupine 2 Bestiary 3 222 38-39 1 hippogriff 2 Bestiary 2 156 40 1 tatzlwyrm 2 Bestiary 3 261 41 1 werewolf 2 Bestiary 198 42 1 worg 2 Bestiary 280 43 1d4 grigs 2 Bestiary 2 147 44 1d6 hobgoblins 2 Bestiary 175 45-46 2d6 kobolds 2 Bestiary 183 47 1 giant whiptail centipede 3 Bestiary 2 53 48 1 mountain lion 3 Tome of Horrors 677 49 1 tangtal 3 Tome of Horrors 592 50 1d4 boars 3 Bestiary 36 51-52 1 barghest 4 Bestiary 27 53-54 1 giant yellowjacket 4 Tome of Horrors 655 55-56 1 grizzly bear 4 Bestiary 31 57-58 1 kamadan 4 Bestiary 3 158 59-60 1 owlbear 4 Bestiary 224 61-62 1d6 atomie 4 Bestiary 3 28 63-64 1d6 land lamprey 4 Tome of Horrors 401 65-66 1d6 wolves 4 Bestiary 278 67-68 1 greymalkin 5 Forgotten Foes 82 69-70 1 manticore 5 Bestiary 199 71-72 1d6 brush thylacines 5 KM1 86 73-74 1d6 elk 5 Bestiary 3 147 75-76 1d6 swamp fire 5 Margreve KQ 7 77-78 1d6 tatzlwyrms 5 Bestiary 3 261 79-80 2d4 giant spiders 5 Bestiary 258 81-82 1 catapolepus (lesser) 6 Forgotten Foes 15 83-84 1 digester 6 Forgotten Foes 45 85-86 1 shambling mound 6 Bestiary 246 87-88 1 will-o'-wisp 6 Bestiary 277 89-90 1 wyvern 6 Bestiary 282 91-92 1d4 grizzly bears 6 Bestiary 31 93-94 1d8 boars 6 Bestiary 36 95-96 2d6 elk 6 Bestiary 3 147 97-98 2d6 wolves 6 Bestiary 278 99-100 1d4 trolls 7 Bestiary 268 101-104 2d6 axe beaks 7 Bestiary 3 29 105-107 2d6 worgs 7 Bestiary 280 108-110 1 aurumvorax 9 Bestiary 2 35 Hills:
Hills Encounter CR Book Page 1-2 1 hunter 0.3 KM1 12 2-3 1 atomie 1 Bestiary 3 28 4-7 1d6 bandits 1 KM1 12 8-11 1d6 goblins 1 Bestiary 156 12-15 1d6 orcs 1 Bestiary 222 16-19 1d8 kobolds 1 Bestiary 183 20-23 1d8 mites 1 Bestiary 207 24-25 1 brush thylacine 2 KM1 86 26 1 faerie dragon 2 Bestiary 3 91 27 1 hippogriff 2 Bestiary 2 156 28 1 tatzlwyrm 2 Bestiary 3 261 29 1 werewolf 2 Bestiary 198 30-31 1 worg 2 Bestiary 280 32-33 1d4 grigs 2 Bestiary 2 147 34-36 1d6 hobgoblins 2 Bestiary 175 37-39 2d6 kobolds 2 Bestiary 183 40-41 1 amphisbaena 3 Bestiary 2 25 42-43 1 giant whiptail centipede 3 Bestiary 2 53 44-46 1d4 boars 3 Bestiary 36 47-50 2d6 goblins 3 Bestiary 156 51-52 1 barghest 4 Bestiary 27 53-55 1 giant yellowjacket 4 Tome of Horrors 655 56-57 1 owlbear 4 Bestiary 224 58-59 1 stymphalian bird 4 Tome of Horrors 577 60-61 1d6 atomie 4 Bestiary 3 28 62-64 1d6 wolves 4 Bestiary 278 65-67 2d6 orcs 4 Bestiary 222 68-69 1 manticore 5 Bestiary 199 70-71 1d3 spriggan 5 Bestiary 2 257 72-73 1d4 ogres 5 Bestiary 220 74-75 1d6 brush thylacines 5 KM1 86 76-78 1d6 bugbears 5 Bestiary 38 79-80 1d6 elk 5 Bestiary 3 147 81-82 1d6 tatzlwyrms 5 Bestiary 3 261 83-84 2d4 giant spiders 5 Bestiary 258 85-86 1 shambling mound 6 Bestiary 246 87-88 1 will-o'-wisp 6 Bestiary 277 89-90 1 wyvern 6 Bestiary 282 91-93 1d8 boars 6 Bestiary 36 94-95 2d6 elk 6 Bestiary 3 147 96-98 2d6 wolves 6 Bestiary 278 99-100 1d4 trolls 7 Bestiary 268 101-102 2d6 hobgoblins 7 Bestiary 175 103-104 2d6 worgs 7 Bestiary 280 105 1 athatch (lesser) 8 Forgotten Foes 5 106-107 2d6 bugbears 8 Bestiary 38 108-109 1 aurumvorax 9 Bestiary 2 35 110 2d4 trolls 9 Bestiary 268
Specific PoD services require PDFs to be set up in specific ways. Especially when it comes to covers. So unless a PDF was designed for a specific PoD service from the beginning, it can take a non-trivial amount of work from the layout staff to set up. Popular PDFs do tend to be good candidates for print compilations.
Most of my MMO experience is with EVE, where some stuff is destroyed if your ship blows up. I made plenty of money primarily as a crafter. I made ammo. Ammo is always in demand in a war zone. I set up my buy (ore) and sell (ammo) orders to make money while I was offline. Then I could spend my online time having fun. There are ways to have a functioning economy without binding gear.
I definitely want a faction reputation system, like Pathfinder uses for magic schools and other factions. It would be a great way to earn access to prestige classes, which I see as optional skill/power/talent trees that could be trained. Edit: gaining rep in some factions should decrease your rep in opposing factions as well.
James Jacobs wrote:
We can expect at least one swashbuckler archetype in Pirates of Golarion, right? I would expect Skull and Shackles to be another good place to expand on the concept.
If the PVP aspect is anything like EVE I am in. For those of you who don't want to PVP, that's ok too. Take a look at the Eve Political Map. See the big dark region in the center? That's the zone where you are safe. That's the established, computer controlled kingdom. If you try to start something there, the guards will destroy you. I am certain there will be plenty of developer designed content within safe zone to keep the PvE only players happy. There has to be enough there to make James Jacobs happy. I think you will be fine. Not look at the colored sections around the map. That's the wilderness. The wilderness will quickly be conquered as PCs build nations. Nations and alliances will shift. I've played EVE in the goon swarm. I can tell you, living in Goon controlled territory as a Goon or a Goon ally? 99.999% safe. Because they organize patrols to hunt for intruders. So when I wanted to PVE, I hung out doing my own thing in Goon territory. As safe as anyone in the computer controlled region could be. When I wanted to PVP I could join one of the hunting patrols or raiding parties or if I was really lucky I happened to be free during the siege of a major system. I could do either freely as I desired. It was awesome. An open PVP system doesn't mean lawless anarchy. An open PVP system where players can build castles and towns and stores and whatever means the players will make the laws. As long as there is enough territory to go around that any one faction can't conquer it all, there will be places to visit. And if I learned anything from the goons, its that even the newest player can make a difference. If you and another 1000 Paizonians here decide to band together and make the kingdom of shiny paladins, land of safety, you can make that happen. Hell, you can count on my sword.
Speaking of wartime adventures, The Breaking of Forstor Nagar is a really awesome adventure that takes place during a siege.
Before you can get too deep into how magic effects warfare, you need a model for how common magic is. This is probably most easily done by figuring out the distribution of levels within a population. I usually figure that for every 2 first level people, there is 1 second level person. Each higher level has half as many people than the last. This has the advantage that 75% of your population will be 3rd level or below. You only end up with 1 in a million 20th level characters. Of course, next you have to determine what % of the population would be each class. Even so, I suspect that the more magic you put in the world, the more modern it fights. Even simple spells like animal messenger can alter the way society works. It doesn't take that many high level wizards to create permanent gates, drastically increasing trade. I already determined that with the right magic item, a high level wizard can build the pyramid of Giza in a day.
Darkwing Duck wrote: Anybody who says the changes were as significant between 2e and 3e as between 3e and 4e is drinking paint thinner The changes to multiclassing, adding skills and feats, radical changes to initiative, the full-round action to make a full attack, altering casting times for spells (to go with the initiative changes), standardizing attribute bonuses, prestige classes, etc. I'm certain there is more that I am forgetting. There were a number of substantial changes to the core of the game which couldn't be simply hand-waved away. I say this as a 3.5/Pathfinder GM who runs a lot of 2nd edition adventures. Can I convert them? Yes. But I have to rebuild NPCs from the ground up. Both edition changes made radical changes. Far more radical than 1E -> 2E. The difference really comes down to if you liked the changes or not.
TClifford wrote: Nice try, but you are not going to bait me with that. Your comparison doesn't hold up. AD&D/2e to 3.x isn't anywhere near as radical a change as 3.x to 4e. At least 2e and 3e were recognizable as pen and paper RPGs and each edition was making the game better. 4e is actually closer to what D&D started out as. A way to add RPG elements to a miniture game. Now with 4e we have gone full circle and it is all about simplifying the game so you can play it with minitures. No depth or in my opinion heart. 4e has taken the Role playing out of D&D and replaced it with Roll playing. Actually, 2E -> 3E had some very radical changes. The only difference is that you liked those radical changes, so you feel it made the game better. You are right that 4E tried to bring the game back to simpler roots. Some people like that approach, others did not. I am a big Pathfinder supporter. But I also like some of the things they did with 4E. I think Gamma World is an excellent game. But I'm the sort of gamer who likes playing different games and trying new things.
Evil Lincoln wrote: Actually, as a superscriber I feel I need to be vocal about my preferences. Since my sales data is flat, the only feedback they can get is me being vocal about my preferences on the boards. If Paizo planned a product I really didn't want, I would temporarily drop a sub. I'm not a subscriber to Pathfinder Battles. I plan to pick some up, but I can't commit to a whole case.
I think we are on the same page, it's all good. I've been reading a lot of ancient history lately, so I've been musing about the rise and fall of ancient empires. What would the world look like if the Aztecs had risen to power and conquered Europe? What if Alexander's Empire had lasted longer? Lot's of interesting possibilities to explore in alternate history RPGs...