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Possible X-Men villain to grace cover of Madden 2011
The Madden curse is as real as that growth around Ron Mexico's genitals, and players for years have proven it. Nevertheless, for a dying rust belt city in Ohio, the offseason is usually their Super Bowl.
Running back Peyton Hillis came out of nowhere last season for the Cleveland Browns, perpetually one of the worst teams in the NFL, to rush for 1,177 yards and 11 rushing TDs for 2010. Throw in the fact that he also caught 61 balls for 477 yards and 2 more TDs and the dude is legit. Finally, he wrestles wild boars, and drags pick up trucks around for fun. Is Peyton Hillis an X-Man? Yes, probably.
Do Magneto's bidding, Cleveland Plain Dealer:
The Browns have not won a championship in 47 years, so this is a minor victory for the luckless team. However, Hillis now must contend with the legendary "Madden Cover Curse." Players who appear on the cover of the video game have typically suffered a decline in production the following season, often because of injury.
Hillis, however, laughed at the suggestion of a curse, while EA Sports senior product manager Anthony Stevenson contends the game's previous bad luck and the troubles experienced by the Browns franchise will cancel each other out."If you put the two together, the Browns make the playoffs," Stevenson said. "I'm going to go ahead and go with that."
As a native Clevelander I can tell you that will absolutely NOT happen. It's more likely that I will show up for Maury Povich to take my paternity test sober and willing to peacefully accept the results then Hillis dominating again.

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Recipe by ChefMommy
"Delicious breakfast casserole with gravy. The perfect start to any morning."
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1 pound breakfast sausage
8 slices bread, cubed
4 cups shredded Cheddar cheese
6 eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
3/4 teaspoon dry mustard powder
2 cups milk
1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of mushroom soup
1/2 cup milk
Used to love this and lost the recipe. Thanks for posting it. The only difference between your recipe and mine was instead of bread cubes, my recipe calls for 2 bags of croutons. Herb and garlic croutons add a nice taste. I also am not fond of mustard, so leave that out. Thanks again! Gonna make it for breakfast this weekend!
This recipe is almost like mine, but it needs cheese I also used the herb seasoned coutons. I also add a layer of 2 cups of cheddar cheese on top of the sausage and then use 10 eggs and mix it with the soup and milk and then refrigerate over night. Bake at 325 for 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Everyone loves it
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I've been making this for years, every Christmas morning. My family loves it. Funny thing is the first time I made it they didn't like it but they requested it a couple years later and I have been making it ever since. The only change I make is to use cream of celery soup as no one likes mushrooms.
I have been making this recipe for years and it always gets rave reviews. It is a favorite request at every Christmas and brunch potluck. The only difference is that I use link sausage and cube it. Sometimes I omit mushrooms for those who dont like them.
You can use those little precooked brown-n-serve sausages in this, just slice into disks. This was good.
I made two of these last weekend for our house full of guests. Both were gone in no time! I wasn't sure about the cream of mushroom soup on top, but it is awesome! This one is definitely a keeper!
This was a hit at my house. The only thing I added was some pepper. We really like pepper in my house.
I used chorizo sausage instead of breakfast sausage. It was delicious.
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Serving Size: 1/10 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 10 Amount Per Serving Calories: 451 Calories from Fat: 283
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We can all use a little modern once in a while and in my opinion this one is very fine! I love the clean lines and the cocktail table is fantastic!
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Modern. Sophisticated. Yet Cozy and Relaxed. I dig it~
This is so beautiful. I love it as well!
LOVE that painting!
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Beautiful chairs and the colors gorgeous!
I agree completely! Love the velvet chairs, they look so cozy.
Gorgeous X 10. This is my kind of room.
Thus is beautiful! I agree, that cocktail table is fabulous!
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I love the color of the mohair chairs. This room is perfect.


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Go in with a tonne of salt and a very open mind, or prepare to be infuriated by foreign controls and bored to tears when you immediately die from buggy zombies or shot by the first person to join the server and find a DMR. After that period of mind-grating suicide, the fun begins.
It'll be ok, Do some TPU'ers play on any set servers then? It's damn hot today in Hull, what's it like were you are?
Loads, specifically on the DayZ thread! I havent played in a while, usually just with 2 or 3 IRL friends. In East Mids its about 28 outside, but I have air conditioning in my office!
So far picked up: Darksiders Deadlight Just Cause Just Cause 2 Metro 2033 NFS: Hot Pursuit Remember Me Sniper Ghost warrior 2
why are prices going back up?? or do they change day-to-day?? knew i should of bought metro LL when it was £20
prices change day to day, every 8 hours. General rule of thumb, dont buy anything unless its a flash sale or community choice, those times are when it is at its cheapest. if it doesnt go on either of those, it wont get cheaper so buy it on the last day.
I am hoping to be done, but I have one more game Im watching to come down in price some more. Grid 2, and possibly WarGame.
I wanted Far Cry 3 but I didn't want to spend the $25 Maybe it'll come back again cheaper, but I doubt it.
MoT- I have the uPlay code from the Never Settle Bundle for Far Cry 3, if they don't expire and you want it, drop me a PM and you can have it.
I think I went a bit overboard, spent around $200 on the steam sale so far. At this rate I may need to sell my car.
I got.. Half life 2 Half life 2: Episode 1 Half life 2: Episode 2 Garry's mod The witcher Infestation: Survivor stories Payday Its soooo hard not to buy stuff when its sooo cheap!!! =P
Got Witcher 2? Awesome game, I'd definitely recommend it if not. Ridiculously demanding though, one of the few games that most of us can't max at 60 fps, actually, I'm not sure if anything maxes it at 60 fps yet. (Never sen any benchmarks claiming a card has done so, at least not with ubersampling turned on.)
I haven't played witcher 2 yet.Witcher 1 was like 3 bucks or something like that =P But thanks!I might have to get it =) Sounds like a challenge for my rig!haha! nah I probs wont be able to max it either =( Cheers though! Good to know! J
Witcher 2 was $4.99 a couple days ago, not sure if it is still on sale though. It's perfectly playable on weaker rigs, just, not with ubersampling enabled. GTX 580 went from a stable 60, to 25ish fps with that one setting enabled. Not sure what resolution it renders at when using it, but the basic idea is that it renders the image at multiple times the shown resolution, and is then downsized. It basically results in the same effect as AA, but much better. So essentially it'll play fine at 1080p with ubersampling off, whereas with it on might for example be more like rendering it at 4k res, and then downscaling it to 1080P. EDIT: Checked, it's $9.99 currently, not a "bad" price, and a price I'd still happily pay for the game if I didn't already own it, but not as good as the $4.99 I saw a couple days ago.
The games I'm really pining over are War Game and World in Conflict. War Game is on sale for $20 and WiC for $6.50. Too bad I just blew $9 on the stinker Ace Combat. Oh, and Terraria is only $2.50. I'd like to buy 20 copies of it, spread them out on the floor, and roll in them like a dog
I just bought that as well. 85% off was too much to pass up. I owned Deus EX: HR on PS3, but for $5.99 I'll happily own it twice, especially since my laptop can make it look much better than my PS3 could ever hope to.
I hope GTA IV complete edition goes for a 75% sale iCEnhancer 2.5 should be releasing end of this week. Still havent played that game yet.
Is Sniper Elite V2 worth it? Friend and I beat Nazi Zombies, considering there's only 5 levels...got 7 hours worth, might go back and play higher difficulty.


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Young People and MS
World MS Day 2013 shines a spotlight on Young People and MS and shares these perspectives to bring greater awareness about MS. MS is the most common neurological disease affecting young people.
At a time when young people may be starting new careers, relationships or making plans for the future, being diagnosed with a chronic and potentially disabling disease like MS can lead them to question everything they know.
What's Your Motto?
We all have mottos that we live our lives by. "What's your motto?" aims to inspire us all with personal mottos related to overcoming obstacles and dealing with the adversity posed by MS.
The campaign will create awareness about MS through six "young voices" who will inspire others to share their own mottos with the world, highlighting common themes, shared concerns, fears and challenges, and the shared inspiration for overcoming them.
Every week for three weeks in May, six mottos will be released (one for each young person) at worldmsday.org. On World MS Day — May 29, 2013 — the stories behind these mottos will be revealed, bringing people back to worldmsday.org to discover more about the young people who took part in the campaign.
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I've hypothesized that when my estrogen levels are high it brings about sort of an apathetic personality within me. There really are no "highs" or "lows". I just feel indifferent about whatever is going on in my life. It's not really a depressive state, but just a lack of concern and caring.
This has bewildered me, because I would think high estrogen would make one emotional. And I would think above description would apply to one with low estrogen levels. Which may in fact be the case (one that I highly doubt). I'll have test results back in about a week, so we'll see.
I know a lot of folks on this board have experience high estrogen. If so, how did it make you feel (i.e. emotional, sad, apathetic, crazy, etc.)?


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(as the title hints) At the end of a game a couple of weeks ago, we ended the night with he heroes being tied up and knocked out. At the beginning of the next week i looked at their character equipment and checked off a few things that they were missing. Surprisingly, there was only one person upset about this: a caster (not the barbarian). Her argument was that I never said that they are taking their equipment. What my argument was, was that a brigade (50-200 people) aren't going to leave your armor and weapons on your person while you're in a jail cell. thoughts? I think she was just being a little naive. I mean they're knocked out, they're not gonna know if they are missing anything unless its armor or a weapon.
Logically they wouldn't have anything on them except a set of clothes. If you're nice. Leave them some underwear at least :) "It was hidden" doesn't count if they're stripping your unconcious body down and just take everything. They might not find the lockpicks in your secret pocket, but you don't have the jacket anymore. Smart guards don't leave a backpack full of random stuff in the possession of prisoners, so that and everything in it is gone too. Certainly belt pouches and other such things as well. Definitely wouldn't let them keep armor or weapons and they'd most certainly make sure to remove all magic items they can find. Just make it so they can get most or all of it back when they eventually excape.
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From the sound of it they were unconcious, so what could she have done. Funny enough the witch is probably one of the few classes that can work perfectly fine and do pretty much everything even completely naked (as long as her familiar stayed alive).
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See that's part I'm not too sure about Lamontius. It was obvious that a Lord was hitting on her and trying to get in her pants. I gave them plenty of times to see the banners that had "evil" sign on it, they could have made a dozen Sense motive checks in order to see that he and the others were trying to get their guard down, it just didn't occur to them (they're level 9 btw.) Perhaps I was being a little harsh, but in my defense: we've been playing for 4+ years, They had to have had some idea that something wasn't "right", and perhaps they should have seen or paid attention to such obvious signs. could she be projecting? and blaming me for her mistake?
This is one of those things where I think you really needed to be there at the time it happened. Based on the information, it could have been anything from a simple misunderstanding/miscommunication to a GM withholding information unfairly to a player being self-entitled or anywhere in between. I can say that were I GM in that situation, I would definitely say explicitly that some gear was taken at the time the party was tied up. It may be reasonable for that to happen, but it's the kind of thing I'd make clear just in case someone wasn't paying attention. Doing so also does allow players to react as Lamontius says--if she had some kind of immediate action or something she could take even tied up to defend herself or her gear, it would have only been fair to make clear the timing of events so she could choose to act or not.
IMO it's reasonable to assume that PCs are stripped of their gear when knocked out and tied up. On the other hand it's usually not a lot a lot of fun having your character knocked out, tied up and having all of their gear taken from them. I'm not saying this could/should never be done. I have no information regarding the circumstances leading to this situation, I'm sure there are many reasons this could be perfectly reasonable in many situations. When this comes up though, I wouldn't expect the players to be happy about it, that's all.
You'll probably get a lot of responses that sound something like "tell that whiny whiner to shut up and get over it." This advice is not terrible. However, it's probably worth it to find out the cause of your player's frustration. For instance, if the witch normally just solves every problem in or out of combat without breaking a sweat, than you have disrupted the status quo (not necessarily a bad thing, by the way). Or, if you have made a habit of putting the PCs in awkward situations with no apparent way out, your player(s) may be getting genuinely frustrated. Anyway, I recommend finding out the specifics before telling your player to get over it. Also, I recommend putting players in awkward positions from time to time; keep 'em on their toes. Just make sure that at the end of the day, everybody is having a good time.
Man, if I had a nickel for every time a Lord wanted to get in my pants...but I digress. I don't see this as much of an issue, but yeah, like DeathQuaker said, it's always good to handle things like that explicitly, in-session, just in case there's something a player could possibly do in response. Still though, as long as you don't just gleefully murder her familiar in front of her while she is helpless, I think you can chalk it up to a lesson learned all-around while they all go about their daring escape.
Cry Jay wrote: Perhaps I was being a little harsh, but in my defense: we've been playing for 4+ years, They had to have had some idea that something wasn't "right", and perhaps they should have seen or paid attention to such obvious signs. What is obvious to you may not be obvious to them. You have the benefit of knowing everything. They only know what you describe. Are you sure they even noticed what you said? I always have trouble with Sense Motive checks. Do I tell them to roll, and give away that something is up? Or do I wait for them to ask, and risk them never asking? Something said in the Three Clue Rule essay: "Why three? Because the PCs will probably miss the first; ignore the second; and misinterpret the third before making some incredible leap of logic that gets them where you wanted them to go all along." This may be what happened to your group.
I have what might sound like a really stupid question: Were they knocked out first and then tied up, or were they tied up first and then knocked out? If I were a player and somebody was trying to tie me up, I'd be using every trick in my book to prevent that from happening. Even in the face of overwhelming odds. I mean, we're adventurers damnit! We don't let the Lord and his cronies knock us out. We knock them out!
*shrug* What did you take? I mean if it was her spell casting components you've pretty much gimped her out completely until such time as they get it back and it's kind of sort of worthless to anyone to take unless you phrase it properly. But more importantly what kind of jailer doesn't take all of your stuff and only takes specifics? EDIT: I'm also curious about how the players got knocked out as a precursor to this situation since if it was DM fiat hand-waving you essentially gave them no chance to do anything between the situations and if I had some applicable ability I'd be kinda annoyed.
Cry Jay wrote: Does a man wanting to get into a womans pants make him evil? I'm guessing your glossing over the banners of with "evil" sign on it.
If you didn't take an item essential to the character (bonded item, spell component pouch, spellbook, holy symbol etc) I don't see an issue. And those being taken is only an issue if they aren't going to be returned. A jail break is a cool challenge for a barbarian who can punch stuff to death anyway (even with -4 and AoOs), but some characters (like a wizard) are severely crippled, feel useless, and end up bored. I guess what I'm saying is that what you did was reasonable, but it may cause some players to stop having fun. Personal Experience:
I had an experience where the party was defeated in a session and then it "faded to black" and we ended the session there. The next session involved characters breaking out one by one. The barbarian and fighter got to play for the full 6 hours, the rogue and bard came in after about an hour, and the cleric came in after about 3 hours. he wizard and the sorcerer, however, weren't broken out until 5 hours into the game. I was playing the wizard, and spent my 5 hours of boredom trying to figure out how I would function without any items. When I was finally added, it didn't matter as the gear was just handed back almost immediately. It was a giant exercise in waiting, without even the chance to participate in the challenge. Every GM wants to run a jail break at some point, but they're not fun for the players 90% of the time. Now as far as what you did: it was reasonable given the situation to have the PCs stripped naked (maybe give them a change of prisoner's clothes). Other than the spell component pouch, the witch doesn't need anything to use all of her class abilities. I think it may also depend on the circumstances of the capture. If it was a "this happens and you can't stop it" you need to at least talk out of game about where you're going with it and that the story to come will be worth it. If it was a situation the PCs could have avoided, you could remind them that they could be dead instead. If they couldn't avoid it, I would suggest avoiding negative railroad situations in the future as they are often a source of player dissatisfaction.
As long as they weren't railroaded into the capture, I see no problem with it. Even if they had to start from scratch re-gathering items... and EVERY item was gone... as long as you gave them a means by which to get back to appropriate treasure for level, it's fine. There should be genuine danger in any good campaign. What I'd do is use the opportunity to get the PCs to really hate their captors, then have them get a chance to get revenge and complete the plot. They'll feel so good when they open a can of whoop-ass on the people who stole from them.
Brain in a Jar wrote: The problem is that they were tied up and knocked out. Yes, and I am saying that were I GM I would have explicitly noted they took gear from them before taking their character sheets and crossing things off. That is all. Quote:
And we, the readers of this thread, have no idea why. Maybe she had an alarm spell active that would have gone off if they touched her beltpouch that would have alerted people nearby, which should have then subsequently changed the course of events, but not realizing a specific item was touched, she could not remind the GM of the spell. Maybe since she was a witch, her familiar was still conscious and could have grabbed an item precious to her and ran off with it before the bad guys could stop it, but because again, she didn't realize what happened, she was not given an opportunity to have her familiar attempt that. Maybe she just didn't quite realize the ramifications of what happened and was surprised and overreacted due to that surprise. Maybe she was being entitled and not accepting the consequences of their actions. I don't know. Not knowing the exact circumstances, I am both trying to avoid jumping to conclusions about who is the "bad guy" here and instead am trying to speak to the general idea of the importance of open and clear communication in a gaming group, precisely so all circumstances as listed above and more can be dealt with quickly and fairly. (The player should also remember to communicate such contingencies when they may be relevant.)
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With the right Knowledge check someone could easily determine if the witch is a spellcaster, this means that spell components will most likely be taken on purpose. Now sometimes things may be taken without realizing it but the damage gets done regardless. Like what someone said earlier about lockpicks being in a secret pocket, doesn't matter when the whole jacket is taken.
DeathQuaker wrote: All i'm getting at based on what was said is that the player knew she was tied up, knocked out, and placed in a jail cell at the end of the session. There was no reason to complain about not having your gear. She was incapable of stopping it from happening in game. At that point its whining.
I feel like there's a fundamental gap here, as DQ pointed out, between what we are being told and the reality of what happened. Did the person in question leave the previous gaming session with the full knowledge that his/her character was unconscious, in the hands of enemies, and tied up/going to be locked up? If that's the case (which is what we've been told) the complaining about your gear being taken away from you amounts to having a decided absence of common sense. When a person was/is taken to lock up throughout history, they are stripped of all earthly goods, and put in some other roughspun garment. If the player left the session knowing they were headed for that future, and yet still complained about "not having their gear." They are: extremely narrow-sighted, an idiot, or have a very crappy working knowledge of what happens when people go to prison.
So i had my players captured once, by a group of corrupt soldiers. They were all at a big dinner and the food was poisoned with sleeping poison. All of the officers that sat at their table have taken a specific antidote for that poison (which granted a +10 bonus to the save, i dislike immunities). So a few minutes after the PCs start eating, four of six drop their faces into food, and the officers proceed to beat the remaining two with cudgels for nonlethal damage. And, after that, they start whining how it wasn't fair. Of course it wasn't. That's the whole point.
Hama wrote: So i had my players captured once, by a group of corrupt soldiers. They were all at a big dinner and the food was poisoned with sleeping poison. All of the officers that sat at their table have taken a specific antidote for that poison (which granted a +10 bonus to the save, i dislike immunities). So a few minutes after the PCs start eating, four of six drop their faces into food, and the officers proceed to beat the remaining two with cudgels for nonlethal damage. And, after that, they start whining how it wasn't fair. Of course it wasn't. That's the whole point. It is the whole point. Many players will be upset that they didn't "win." After a couple of times being made helpless, most groups will come to trust their GM to give them the "out" that they need to win or escape or whatever (well, as long as you consistently do!). Once that happens, you can face them with un-winnable situations, and instead of frustrating and irritating them, you will pique their interests.
Abyssian wrote: Ever heard of deus ex machina? It's not generally considered a good thing. This sort of stuff can make good books, but isn't usually fun in an interactive roleplaying situation.
Abyssian wrote: Being fair with rules is one thing. Using DM Fiat to imprison or subdue PCs is kinda horrible and will frustrate players. Having NPCs in the game fight unfair is a whole different thing. Setting up an appropriate CR encounter were the foes use poison and ambush the PCs is fair to do.
You wake up in a loincloth with no gear is a really dangerous plot device to get into. Yeah a classic module A4 used it to some good effect but in general people don't like feeling powerless and vulnerable even by proxy and taking away gear is a big no-no for many players. In some groups you'll have the maturity level to deal with being powered down for a session in order to tell an interesting narrative but for many people being less powerful for an extended period is pretty much a recipe for intense frustration. And for god sake never ever have their captors take advantage over prisoners unless you really want to risk losing a group. If you really want to explore this I would suggest telling it in a more freeform narrative where the group can kinda help tell a general story about waking up without their gear and the interesting things they needed to do to get their gear back. Don't call for dice resolution except for maybe a single boss fight as they beat up the head jailer. That way you can resolve this event quickly and to everyone's satisfaction as it's essentially being handled as a series of cutscreens and nobody has to stick around feeling violated for an extended period of time.
Abyssian wrote: Last time I checked, Pathfinder wasn't about winning. It's a role playing game, not a competition. You use the rules and you roll the dice, that's how it is. Throwing the trust card a little too often can get you no longer invited to groups. It basically boils down to "give me my way or I will call you a bad DM".
vuron wrote: You wake up in a loincloth with no gear is a really dangerous plot device to get into. Yeah a classic module A4 used it to some good effect but in general people don't like feeling powerless and vulnerable even by proxy and taking away gear is a big no-no for many players. I disagree. I would say, well from my own experience anyway, is that a lot of players do like this style because it's another challenge that they must over come. There are item destruction rules such as sundering for a reason. The game doesn't place these rules in the "mature" section of the book because there isn't one. Item destruction and theft are just another part of the "default" of the game so anyone who uses these is not in the wrong nor are they a bad DM. Plots tend to get stupid, to be blunt, when it's obvious an enemy should have done something but they didn't because the DM didn't want to anger the players by taking away their toys. If an enemy has me then they need to finish the job in order for me to have some consistency. Don't capture me and throw me into a jail cell with all my gear on. Why do you think they make a special feat for Wizards that allow them to memorize a few spells without their spellbook?
Most players hate the "you wake up bound and gagged" or "you are captured by X" scenario, and they are not necessarily wrong. It's an overused plot point, it robs the players of agency, and more often than not it turns the game from an interactive experience into "story time". As an alternative to killing the PCs, capture/escape is great, but unless you've got some actual plot for them to accomplish while imprisoned (i.e. someone they need to meet in prison, or this being a convenient way to get them into the enemy's base), it's generally not worth the headache IMO.
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Where are you getting your "most" players data from? Your own experience? Okay that's cool but don't act like you speak for "most" of the gaming community.
shallowsoul wrote: Please calm down. I never claimed to speak for anyone but myself, and my own experience. Obviously you have some affection for the "captured/equipment removed" plot device. That doesn't make you wrong, it just means you have a different opinion. There's no reason to be defensive about this.
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They may not be wrong, but the point is that sometimes, people should be taken out of their comfort zones. Prisons can be escaped from. Lost gear can be replaced. But of course, if you get a really bad vibe from the players about such scenarios, either don't attempt those, or, if it's too late, fix them as much as possible.
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Totally agreed. I don't mean to say that as a GM you should "set up" your group regularly or frivolously. All I'm saying is that you can build up a trust with your group that if you put them into a no-win situation that you have a plan for them. Ultimately, PCs want to win, and why wouldn't they? For good drama, though, sometimes a high-CR "boss" fight just won't do. When the staple challenge starts getting stale, it's time to spice things up with something new to overcome. It's important that players make their own choices, though, even in taking away their choices. Sounds dumb? I know. What I mean is that... Say you intend for the PCs to be locked up by the BBE organization. You have them going to the castle to stop the horrible vampire sorcerer from doing...whatever horrible thing he's doing. From afar you see that the castle is teeming with those elite undead guards that only a few levels ago the PCs had a real tough time defeating. They already know that the situation is hopeless, but they storm the castle, anyway. Now, in order to add drama (and not end the campaign in a TPK), you have them all beat to an unconscious pulp, stripped, and locked up. Now obviously you're going to have to throw them some kind of bone to allow them to overcome the odds, stop the sorcerer's evildoing, and maybe even save the princess they didn't even know about. Ok, I'm rambling. Hopefully everybody gets what I mean.
shallowsoul wrote: I admit, I'm using "win" to describe "overcome a challenge." Of course you can't "beat the game" but being heroic generally involves, well, winning. Many campaigns are set up for the PCs to have several small wins over some kind of badness escalating up to that one final, epic fight that, once they succeed, they have won in some grand, presumably satisfying fashion.
spectrevk wrote: I don't think there's much need to tell Shallowsoul to calm down, he (she) doesn't really sound all that worked up. And while you didn't claim to speak for anyone but yourself, you also didn't point out that you were just speaking for yourself. You said "most players", the word "most" carries connotation that usually imply speaking for a large group, not a single individual. Anyway, to the point: while I agree that it can be an overused plot point if the GM is just doing it constantly for no reason, I find that if situation warrants it (no matter how frequently) it rarely gets old if done right. As you also point out, it's better than a TPK alternative. I would argue the "not worth the headache" bit. 9/10 I would rather capture (as a GM or a player) over a TPK which is by far the bigger headache.
Abyssian wrote: "Hero" is a playstyle but in pathfinder a hero can and does die. Of course each player wants to finish the game intact but the way the game works that may not be so, depending on how the dice roll. You can't go into a game of Pathfinder expecting to "win". You go in knowing that your character can die but you try your best to keep that from happening. The worst things I have ever heard are comparing RPG's to novels and movies. Heroes win a lot of times in books and movies because they want to sell more. Think about what would happen if Drizzt dies in book 2, would suck for TSR trying to make money. Also, books and movies have a set beginning, middle, and end, Pathfinder does not. You may want the game to go a certain way but lots of times it doesn't.
The Block Knight wrote: Why would I need to? Should I assume that you are claiming to represent all gamers whenever you post something without a disclaimer denying that you are doing so? Does that really sound reasonable to you?
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Agreed. Walking into a game with the knowledge that poor decisions can get your character killed is a valid gameplay style, as well. My "hero" playstyle example is an example of "winning" as a valid way to play, not an assumption that everybody wants to win (though it is awfully popular with fans of dramatic stories). In truth, TPKs are often a great opportunity for players to roll that character concept that they've been thinking about while possibly feeling like their existing concept is getting stale.
ChaiGuy wrote: Does a man wanting to get into a womans pants make him evil? I'm guessing your glossing over the banners of with "evil" sign on it. A bit of an aside here, but, if she doesn't want it, makes that clear, and he insists on pressing the issue... yes it does. Most emphatically. Rape = evil. Always.
spectrevk wrote: Why would I need to? Should I assume that you are claiming to represent all gamers whenever you post something without a disclaimer denying that you are doing so? Does that really sound reasonable to you? Unfortunately you need to imo. Be very precise. I sued a exampe in another thread that was very clear yet a few posters read way too much into it. As for the thread. Having the players wake up after having been drugged and have no equipment plot needs to be used rarely. A few times at most imo. Otherwise it comes across as a cheap plot device to remove any unwanted items that maybe causing the players headaches at the game table. In my experice as a gamer it's not a very wel;l liked tactic. Falls into the DM who keeps using disenchanters and rust monsters on a continula basis. I'm not sayingg coddle the players just don;t make them feel like crap to often at the game table. Shallowsoul wrote:
Hama was talking to you. It's very clear in the post.
Paladin of Baha-who? wrote: How the hell does one jump all the way to rape from this example? A dirty lech that keeps hitting on a female != rape. Ever. Actual rape = rape. Jesus.
Paladin of Baha-who? wrote: I will agree with you Paladin of Baha-who, IMO rape = evil. When you take a look at the end of this scenerio it seems to be implied. However Cry Jay posted "See that's part I'm not too sure about Lamontius. It was obvious that a Lord was hitting on her and trying to get in her pants. I gave them plenty of times to see the banners that had "evil" sign on it, they could have made a dozen Sense motive checks in order to see that he and the others were trying to get their guard down, it just didn't occur to them (they're level 9 btw.)" The way he posted it seemed to imply that he was using the Lord's wanting to get into the PC's pants was a major sign of him being evil (although I'm guessing there's other clues as well, but they are not mentioned). I would also say that nothing that was posted from Cry Jay suggests that the PC was uninterested in the Lord's affection.


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"We didn't want our fans to drive home on a bus empty-handed," midfielder Steve Zakuani said. "We still have to play Portland in Seattle (Oct. 7), and that's going to be a very, very important game – as all games are at this point. (The Timbers) said the Cascadia Cup is the most important thing for them. It isn't for us: It's MLS Cup. But on the way to winning MLS Cup we want to win Cascadia Cup."
Portland could have clinched that symbol of Northwest bragging rights with a win. Instead, the Cup remains up for grabs: Portland leading at 2-0-2, Seattle second at 1-1-2, and Vancouver bringing up the rear at 0-2-2, with two games remaining for each club.
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The Sounders (13-6-9) jumped ahead in the 57th minute, when Fredy Montero greeted reserve goalkeeper Joseph Bendik with a shot over his head and into the net.
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Kohler won the 800-meter run in 1 minute, 56.22 seconds, with teammate Joe Logue right behind in second in 1:57.53. Kohler also ran the 800 leg of the distance medley relay, bringing the Rams from behind and into the lead.
The senior used his long strides and his stamina to push past three other runners, as the Rams suddenly went from fourth to first in the 19-team race.
Council Rock North and Northeast Bradford had tremendous efforts in the final leg (1,600) to get first and second, but Kohler was instrumental in getting the Rams a third-place finish.
Pennridge's time of 10:53.54 in the event placed the Rams ahead of several other Suburban One League squads, including Central Bucks East (10:59.87), Bensalem (11:12.20), Abington (11:20.55), William Tennent (11:41.03), CB South (11:52.07), Hatboro-Horsham (12:13.27), Cheltenham (12:27.14), CB West (12:36.96), Council Rock South (12:43.10), Neshaminy (12:51.54) and Upper Moreland (13:47.10).
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Bad habits…everyone has them, unless they're perfect (which, of course, isn't possible). No matter how big or small… bad habits are bad habits. Getting rid of them can be an ongoing obstacle course until you figure out once and for all how to kick it. So, how do you break a bad habit and get it off your shoulders for good?
First of all, it's important to remember that it's not easy to break a bad habit. You will probably slip up more than once. Make it a goal for the habit to become less and less frequent instead of going cold turkey. Although going cold turkey is successful sometimes, it is more common for people to get back into habits eventually.
1. What's the cause?
Bad habits are often the result of a feeling or emotion. Pay attention to your body and your surroundings when you find yourself biting your nails or reaching for that bag of chips. Once you figure out the reason for the habit, it will be easier for you to let go of it.
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Paying attention to yourself is the key when it comes to kicking bad habits to the curb. Habits are something we often do without thinking, so pay attention to when you do it and when you don't.
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It's usually easy to find a healthy replacement for bad habit. Instead of chewing on your nails, chew on some carrots. Instead of eating an entire bag of chips, eat some pretzels (but watch the serving size!). Replacements don't have to be drastic, just something that will trick your mind into thinking you are engaging in the action you did before.
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You are the one who wants to stop the habit. Don't blame your actions on anyone or anything else. If you truly want to change your ways, you have to believe you can do so.
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Keep track of your bad habits. Write down what you want to change and what's causing it once you figure it out. That way, you will have something to reference when you feel like slipping.
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Could a Tyrannosaurus Play Table Tennis?
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Nice work so far, but what is the woman suppose to be doing. It looks like she would be concern about the creature trying to grab her. If you plan on putting a title on the cover, watch for spacing.
Nice work so far, but what is the woman suppose to be doing. It looks like she would be concern about the creature trying to grab her. If you plan on putting a title on the cover, watch for spacing.
I thought the creature was worshipping her.
Great drawing,but I agree the interaction between the two is confusing. Are they fighting?
I love the lineart, it seems like the heroine is surprised that she is arriving somewhere where there are sharkmen ready to eat her but shes not concerned as shes about to blast them full of her power. Almost like shes saying "Where did these Sharkmen come from? Ah well I will make short work of them with my power." I love the detail as well. Nicely drawn
I really like the drawing itself. Nice crisp lines.
I don't really know what else you're going to be adding to the image, but I definitely agree that the interaction between the two characters here is strange. Would make much more sense to have the woman looking down at the shark-dude.
Other than that, you also have a tangent forming with her ankle and foot and the creature's chin and jaw.
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My thoughts exactly. These characters don't seem to be interacting to each other. It's sort of weird. I would think the girl would be reacting to the creature more via her body language and expression. Right now, she almost seems unaware that the monster is at her feet at all. It's indeed odd. The girl should be looking down at the threat instead of out at the reader.
The tangent thing is pretty troubling also. It would be better to have the female figure floating above the creature here than to have the woman's foot butting up against the contour lines of the monster in this manner. Try to avoid tangents whenever you can because they create visual distraction and often diminish depth in a drawing. I don't know if you've seen Bret Blevins' illustrations regarding tangents and line-ups, but in case you're unfamiliar with what a "tangent" might be, Bret sums them up pretty well here:
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k, i moved the shark guy around and got rid of the tangent, or so i think. added the bg elements as well.
she reminds me of a typical chick. Posing for a picture rather than paying attention to whats going on
Its really nice coloring, but still the cover doesn't make since. The concept of a comic book cover is to convey what the comic is about. I don't get what this comic would be about.


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About the present, not the future: Your unconscious mind treats each statement about the present as something over which it has full control. In contrast, it treats each statement about the future as something over which it has no control. In other words, your unconscious mind operates in the present.
As if it were true, even if it is false today: Every time that you read an affirmation to yourself, you are incrementally strengthening in your unconscious mind the belief expressed by that affirmation. Given that your unconscious mind cannot distinguish between fact and fiction, you can read to yourself an affirmation that is not true today with the assurance that eventually your unconscious mind will align your life with that affirmation such that eventually the affirmation is true. In other words, an affirmation need not be true when written or read, but repeated reading of the affirmation increases the likelihood that eventually it will be true.
With specificity: Specific statements have a stronger impact than vague, general statements have on your unconscious mind. For example, "I am a five-hour marathoner." is more valuable than "I am a fast marathoner." as an affirmation.
How many affirmations should I have?
The number of affirmations that you have related to your endurance running or walking depends totally on you. Some people prefer to have just a few affirmations. Other people like to have lots of affirmations, including many that are re-worded versions of other affirmations.
Where should I be when I am composing my affirmations?
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Typing them on a computer lets you craft them easily. The ease of editing text with a computer ensures that you can craft affirmations that are "just right" for you to repeat many times to yourself over the coming days, weeks, and months.
Typing them on a computer lets you update them easily. Having your affirmations in a computer document means that you can refine them easily to suit you better as your needs or goals change but without having to re-write your entire list of affirmations.
Typing them on a computer lets you print them in different sizes. This gives you the flexibility to make a single-page list for scheduled reviews, larger printouts of affirmations for in-your-face display in your bedroom, bathroom, or office, and a wallet-size, laminated list for on-the-go review whenever you have downtime.
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Later in the day — and perhaps as you retire to bed — to reinforce them.
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Record yourself saying your affirmations, mix that voice recording with different background, instrumental songs that are suitable for the targeted periods for playback (such as for running, for stretching, or for winding down at the end of the day), and play the appropriate mixed recordings at least twice a day — such as while training for an endurance race, while driving, while in the shower, or while completing indoor or outdoor chores.
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Like cheerleaders forming a human pyramid, many particles might be able to assemble themselves into organized superstructures, a new study has found.
An object's shape can greatly affect how it responds to crowding, and some tiny material building blocks known as nanoparticles have been shown to self-assemble into intricate patterns when forced to share space with neighbors. In the new study, researchers at the University of Michigan set out to perform a broad survey of how particle shape drives the formation of larger crystallike structures. The study, which appeared in the July 27 issue of Science, could help researchers predict the behavior of designer nanoparticles and build custom materials from relatively simple self-assembling building blocks. The long-term goal is to design new materials. "We want new stuff, better stuff," says study co-author Sharon Glotzer, a Michigan professor of chemical engineering, materials science and physics.
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Glotzer and her colleagues had previously found that some particle shapes naturally self-assemble. But the new simulations showed that such behavior is the rule, not the exception. Some of the shapes assembled into regular crystals—lattices in which each particle has a fixed position and orientation—and some formed plastic crystals or liquid crystals. In a plastic crystal, each particle has a fixed position within the lattice but can rotate; a liquid crystal, on the other hand, contains particles with correlated orientations but fungible positions. Altogether, 101 of the 145 polyhedral types self-assembled into one of those ordered structures. "I would not have bet that the majority of those shapes would have organized into a crystal or a crystallike arrangement," Glotzer says. "How easy it would be for those particles to crystallize was a surprise."
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Entitlement mentality? Yes.. the wealthy corporate moguls feel entitled to take as much as they can. The right seems to think that because poor people cast their votes for Obama that they are victim moochers. Wrong again. It is the entitlement mentality of the wealthiest who seem to feel that nobody else deserves a share of the pie and have succeeded in driving wages down for almost three decades now. Most of those who O'Reilly accuses of standing in line with their hands out are indeed employed, hard working and deserving of more than the scraps that trickle down economics have provided them. O'Reilly is crying in his beer and has a serious case of sour grapes. Get over it. You lost.
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