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Hi ayg011, sorry to take it out of context like that I just assumed with your previous discussions that this was somehow linked.
@Rassul no need to be sorry, that's constructive.
I think "Look the Emperor has no clothes" type argument is a perfectly valid and much needed viewpoint. What I don't wish to happen is for someone's contribution to be the subject of ridicule without the reasons behind the viewpoint that something is ridiculous.
Somehow I have found myself sticking my nose into matters of decency and decorum again for which I apologies profusely. I shan't let the door hit me as I leave :)
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@ RWNB: I think rain would be the initial issue
My comment was sincere, but as Andrews post appears to be geniune then my original comment can very easily be taken out of context.
hi andrew,
then it would be useful to extend the grass area?
Hi guys, this is purely a conceptual design in regards to a given brief for a design studio.
The image is basically evocative/atmospheric rather than indicative of any structural form.
e.g. what happens if there is flooding?
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Please be constructive with your comments as everyone is entitled to courtesy and consideration.
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Question #1: Is the car modded?
I know I'm going to sound like a noob but whatever...car in question is a 2008.5 Jetta Wolfsburg Edition. (TSI, not FSI) I dont ever beat on the car...but when getting on the highway or under any hard acceleration, it sounds like there is a squealing noise coming from the turbo or maybe a belt.
It makes the sound when accelerating from about 2k to 3k, On cold starts, and even when backing up. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated
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Well, you may be better off posting in either the mkV or 2.0T Vortex forums.
That said, yes, the CPO warranty covers the turbocharger. If it's under warranty and something's wrong, I'd have the dealer look at it. Probably more productive than an internet diagnosis.
It's highly unusual for the turbo to go out that early, unless it's either a manufacturing defect or poor maintenance/oil.
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Question #2: Why did you not post this in the appropriate technical forum?
Make sure the diverter valve diaphragm is not torn (versions C or G), noise could be coming from there.
Also have your car scanned for fault codes.
CPO would definitely cover if it's the turbo. Also, the original drivetrain warranty which was 5/60 would cover if in service date is less that 5 years ago. That's in service date, not manufactured date. In any case bring it in ASAP to make sure you're covered.
Remove the 'software' and any engine bolt-on's and take it to the dealership (only if you can reproduce the noise without fail every time.)
Timing belt sequel? I think you mean something else. There is more than 1 belt in there.
Take it to someone who knows what they are dealing with. No offense, but this makes me think you aren't sure what your talking about.
Almost certain it's your diverter valve. The whistle you hear is boost blowing through a ruptured duaphragm. Get another ****ty stock one (that will also eventually fail) or replace it with a Forge one that will outlast the rest of the car.
Diverter is a better assumption than a bad turbo with only 40K on the clock. I think that my first diverter went at 47K, the second around 65K, the 3rd has been holding up well and I'm at 140K now
Does the car fall on it's face when this happens? Meaning does the whistling start and then all of the sudden the car feels like it's chained to a post? That's basically how mine felt when they went bad.
Interestingly though the diaphragms were not ripped the solenoid that closes the valve off gave up the ghost both times.
Bring it to the dealer, have it checked out.
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I would think a bad diverter valve before the turbo. At 41k you are under warranty. Take it to the dealer and have them check it over
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I just posted about a similiar problem, took the car a VW shop and they told me it was the bearings on the turbo going bad. My car is now making a constant squeal from the turbo area and only goes away when is under acceleration or boost.
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Jim Crocker
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AP: The Goblin Hole
January 08, 2012, 07:34:58 AM »
We played DW tonight, with an intrepid party of FIVE descending to explore the goblins' trap-infested warrens and confront their possessed king!
Full write up in the next few days, featuring Uri the Elf Wizard, Brinton the Human Cleric, Bug the Halfling Thief, Brunhilda the Dwarf Fighter, and Mrs. Fell the Human Paladin!
It was a great game, with lots to talk about.
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Re: AP: The Goblin Hole
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January 08, 2012, 03:26:46 PM »
Oooh, Can't wait to hear the AP Jim! Sounds like pure DW Epicness!
If its not too much to ask.... Could you do a bit of narrative and a bit of move breakdown (if you can remember the results)? It really helps locate the fiction within the ruleset. If not, that's cool too. Looking forward to the play report :)
Jim Crocker
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AP: The Goblin Hole, Part One: Character Build, Bonds, Story Intro
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January 09, 2012, 06:27:01 AM »
Dungeon World AP: The Goblin Hole
Me, Jim Crocker, as DM. I've played and run Apocalypse World reasonably extensively, but this was my first play experience with DW, though I did try to read this entire sub-forum for prep beforehand.
Seb (younger (mid-teens) player with RPG experience, but none with AW) played
the Elvish Wizard, (known to other spellcasters as 'Bluesteel') a scraggly-looking self-taught Elvish Mage whose spell book was tattooed all over his body. His parents were killed by a demon summoned by another magic-user named 'Redrune' His desire to conquer his fear of demons led him to seek to confront them, thus his adventuring career.
Magic Missile
, NEUTRAL Alignment}
Kate (experienced story gamer with no AW or DW experience) played Mrs. Fell, the human Paladin. A small-framed but wiry and steely-eyed, silver-haired woman of indeterminate middle age, she serves the Order of Cahaustus, a mysterious and aloof knightly order who perform charitable deeds.She wears functional worn scale mail and a dinged but well-maintained helm and carries a simple but very effective maul into battle.
{Knightly Order has many secrets and values charity; Surplus: Knowledge and Petition: Money, GOOD Alignment}
Meg (a story game author and long-time gamer with a LOT of AW experience as both a player and MC, though none with DW) played Brinton the human Cleric. A somewhat simple lad sent off to the Monastery of Mogrim the Obscure, his mop of ginger hair and flabby frame conceal a gentle soul. He confronts evil in simple leather armor wielding a stout staff and the twisted tree-root symbol of the Patron of knowledge and health.
{Deity Domain: Healing & Restoration, Knowlege & Secrets; Petition: Gaining Secrets and Offering. Prepped Spell:
Cure Light Wounds
, GOOD Alignment}
Sam (experienced story gamer and AW player with no DW play) chose Bug, the Halfling thief. He was asked to leave Halfling society fairly early in his life due to a certain moral flexibility, and has since found work as a thug and cut purse. He takes no great glee in his larcenous activities, nor does he find them distasteful, they are a way to make a good living doing something he has learned to be good at. His compact Halfling bow deals with the foes his blackened leather armored protects him from.
{EVIL Alignment}
Finally, Emily (also a story game author and long-time player with plenty of AW playtime though no DW play) was Brunhilda the Dwarven Fighter. Taught traditional Dwarven axe katas by her mother, she inherited the great axe-hammer Orkblut and a stout set of Dwarven chain.
{Weapon: Axe, Reach, Huge (+messy,+forceful), Well-Crafted (-1 Weight), Blood-Stained (Steel tinted red from centuries of goblin blood!), NEUTRAL alignment}
{We took some time for everyone to build PC per the rules, and I asked some background questions about family, outlook, and everyone told a bit about how they ended up associated with the party. There seemed to be some eagerness to jump the GM on bonds, but making sure we did a good round or two of question and answer really focused the eventual Bond-building!}
Bug stole something from Mrs Fell (a relic from one of her Order's monasteries).
Brunhilda has Bug's back when things go wrong. (she gets him out of scrapes when they go drinking).
Uri knows incriminating details about Bug (he saw Bug lift the relic!).
Brunhilda and Bug have a con running. (Though Brunhilda doesn't know it; her good nature and loyalty to him helps cover his nasty habits pretty well).
Bug has insulted Brinton's deity (with his contempt for knowledge and occasional brutality).
Mrs Fell is a good and faithful person Brinton trusts implicitly (they have traveled together for some time now).
Brinton worries about Uri's ability to survive (given his strange magics and tales of demon summoners after him).
Brinton is working on converting Brunhilda to his faith (she is a good and loyal person who would be well-served by the grace of Mogrim).
Bug owes Brunhilda his life, whether he admits it or not (after she came to his aid in an alleyway fight where he was outnumbered).
Brunhilda has sworn to protect Uri (from the evil summoner Redrune).
Brunhilda worries about the ability of Brinton to survive in the deluge on (with only a staff and some happy words to protect him from monsters!).
Mrs Fell is soft, but Brunhilda will make her hard (by fattening her up and getting her to hit things with a blade!)!
Mrs Fell worries about the soul of Bug (she senses darkness there and has seen his casual larceny).
Brinton has stood by Mrs Fell in battle and is one of her closest friends (they have traveled together for some time, and shared harrowing adventures!).
Mrs Fell respects the beliefs of Brinton, but hopes hat he will someday see the true way (and perhaps leave the restrictions of the Clericy to join her Order).
Uri is a brave soul, and Mrs Fell has learned much from him (His knowledge of magic and demonic lore has helped her accomplish missions for the Order, and he perseveres in the face of a grave threat from a powerful enemy).
Bug will play an important role in events to come, Uri has foreseen it (spirits have told Uri that Bug will help him find the summoner Redrune).
Mrs Fell is keeping an important secret from Uri (She asks many questions, but reveals so little of herself, her Order and her history; she must be hiding something!).
Brinton is woefully misinformed about the world; Uri will teach him all that he can (He is too trusting and does not comprehend the dark forces that are all around that his God can't protect him from).
{With Bonds, and the connected background color, established, we highlighted stats:
Uri had INT and WIS
Mrs Fell had STR and CHA
Brunhilda had STR and CON
Brinton had CON and WIS
Bug had DEX and CHA}
A young human named Justin accosted the party in a river port town. The lad reported that goblins had been sighted lurking in the orchards of his home, a prosperous town to the North called Silverlost, a modestly-sized human settlement known for the applejack liquor it exported to the world. The settlement itself was something of a reclamation project; humans had moved into an abandoned Dwarven mining village, left behind when the silver ran out centuries ago. The mines were sealed and the Dwarves moved on, leaving behind sturdy stone houses and a deep well that were eventually cleaned out and put to good use.
The lad displayed ten gold coins bearing a centuries-old Dwarven stamp, and a tiny gem found amongst the apple trees as inducement, with promise of fair payment if the party helped root out the goblin threat.They agreed, and set off for Silverlost.
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Re: AP: The Goblin Hole
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January 09, 2012, 11:30:33 AM »
So cool.
How did you come about the situation at hand Jim? Was it a group authored thing through asking the questions from the goblin hole starter? Or did you introduce a snippet or two of your own and let the players run with it? Or something else entirely? Anyways, the situation is sweet. I really like the 'reclaimed' apple orchard vibe. It gives the whole ancient dwarven mine thang a certain humble mystique.
The bonds and chargen details are brilliant, now THIS is what DW can achieve with such a streamlined ruleset. So evocative. Damn, makes me want to play RIGHT NOW. Woot!
Any maps? Any Dangers or Fronts in mind as you set up the Goblin Hole?
Can't wait to hear more!
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Re: AP: The Goblin Hole
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January 10, 2012, 08:08:45 PM »
Quote from: noofy on January 09, 2012, 11:30:33 AM
Damn, makes me want to play RIGHT NOW. Woot!
Jump on a plane to Wellington, mate. ;)
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Re: AP: The Goblin Hole
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January 10, 2012, 11:29:44 PM »
Ha! I just might in Feb. I have a couple of weeks off, my partner is flying out from Canada for 6 months and a trip to NZ is on the cards :) I'll keep you posted!
Jim Crocker
Posts: 81
Re: AP: The Goblin Hole
Reply #6 on:
January 11, 2012, 03:20:57 AM »
Quote from: noofy on January 09, 2012, 11:30:33 AM
How did you come about the situation at hand Jim? Was it a group authored thing through asking the questions from the goblin hole starter? Or did you introduce a snippet or two of your own and let the players run with it? Or something else entirely? Anyways, the situation is sweet. I really like the 'reclaimed' apple orchard vibe. It gives the whole ancient dwarven mine thang a certain humble mystique.
Any maps? Any Dangers or Fronts in mind as you set up the Goblin Hole?
The first thing I should mention is that we were pretty sure this would be a one-shot, so we didn't get to involved in world-building off the PCs. I took a bunch of the Impressions and Custom Moves and built a general idea of the dangers the Goblin Hole hid and we jumped in.
Maps were really, really simple, literally a hand-drawn overhead map of passages and a throne room both done in simple crayon to give a feel for the directions. I did have a couple of Fronts in mind, but I mostly wanted to see which way they went and go from there.
Jim Crocker
Posts: 81
AP: The Goblin Hole, Part 2: Down the Hole
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January 11, 2012, 06:27:53 AM »
The party arrives in the town of Silverlost to find a prosperous cider mill and large fields of orchards. The lad Justin leads them to the mill where the Miller tells them about the goblin sightings.
Miller offers the party some of the apple liquor to take with them, so Uri rolls up his sleeve and the skeletal arm tattooed on it detaches itself and carefully lifts a barrel of the applejack to bring on their investigation [
Cast a Spell:Unseen Servant
=10+], causing the workers in the mill to back away and Miller suggest they get moving.
Justin leads them up the hill towards one of the highest fields, with an edge that trail off to the side of the steep slope that runs up towards the Drakespire Mountains. He point to where the goblins were reported seen and then heads back to town.
Brunhilda sniffs the air and looks for any sign that goblins have been lurking about [
Discern Realities
= 8, 'What Here is Useful or Valuable?'] and does not find any actual tracks, but happens upon what was once a Dwarven rock hammer that has been fitted with a longish and crude wooden handle. Bug notes aloud that [
Spout Lore
=7, Something Interesting] it's properly sized for a being of roughly his stature to use as a pick-axe if they wanted to.
Uri hefts the little pick-axe and concentrates on it, staring at the words on the back of his right hand. [
Cast: Identify
=10+] and the words warp and shift, telling the story of the object: it was the tool of a dwarf named Felin, lost in the mine, and eventually found centuries later by a goblin named Kink.
Walking a bit further, the adventurers pass beyond the edge of the orchard to discover an ancient, huge oak tree. Several yards wide, there is a spot in the lee of two big roots where they discover
a hole in the dirt just big enough for a man to pass through
. The dirt appears to have been pushed up from beneath the ground to form the hole.
Brinton picks up an egg-sized rock and appeals to Mogrim to reveal the secrets below [
Cast: Light
=6] and it begins to glow with a soft, golden light. For a moment, the wind subsides and she can hear the intermittent sobs of a child somewhere below
[MC=Show Signs of Doom]
{PROBLEM: I was entirely unsure what effect a miss on a spell-casting roll had? In this case I let the spell work and made a Move; every Move having an explicit 'what happens on a Miss' entry would be a real help!}
As Bug dropped easily into the hole, followed immediately by a crawling Mrs Fell, Uri touched the tip of his staff with a tattoo of a lantern [
Cast: Light
=10+] and a soft white light sprang from it.
Bug and Mrs Fell find themselves in a large hollowed-out space under the tree. Passages in various sizes exit the place and there is
a thick, sweet-smelling, smoke filling the air
. Bug carefully examines the floors and ceilings to make sure they're safe [
Trap Expert
=9/10, Hold-1(=2)] and determines that one of the passageways out of this place conceals a precipitous drop-off, not quite a pit, but
a tunnel to somewhere else entirely
. Mrs Fell helps him [
=7] by holding the light, freeing his hands, but potentially exposing herself as a target.
[MC=Expose to danger]
Meanwhile above, Brunhilda sets about enlarging the hole using Orkblut. [
Bend Bars
=10+] She digs out the hole quickly, fairly quietly, and without messing up her weapon at all, though the hole will not easily be filled back in. The others follow Bug and Mrs Fell inside and find themselves somewhat closely packed in the tight space.
Mrs Fell removes her helm and listens carefully to find the source of the crying [
=7, 'What here is not what it appears to be?'] and realizes that the appearance of the sound coming from all directions is a trick of the walls, and points the real way towards the sound.
Brinton sniffs at the heavy smell and tries to figure out what it is [
=8, 'What Happened Here Recently?'] and sees that the passage to the outside world was just recently pushed open here, and that's what's drawing the smoke out this way.
Uri is feeling a bit light-headed, so he waves a tattooed arm in the air in a scrubbing gesture [
Cast: Prestidigitation
=7; 'Draw Unwanted Attention'] and cleans the air in the little chamber, revealing a small nest concealed in some roots. Within sits
a hairless, blind rabbit in a hutch
. Its ears are huge, as large as its body and it seems nearly comatose with fear.
Bug takes it down and Mrs Fell immediately says they ought to kill it, but Uri places a hand against it to see if can determine its true nature... [
Cast: Identify
=6] Instead of the usual information, green, scratchy writing starts to writhe across the back of Uri's hand. The spell is forcibly ripped from his mind in a babble of strange words, and the rabbit immediately wakes up, and its ears stand on end and swivel to point directly at Uri. [
MC=Goblin Move, Sound the Alarm
] Bug promptly snaps the neck of the little creature.
Uri theorizes [
Spout Lore
=8, Something Interesting] that these critters are the inbred progeny of small creatures that Dwarves used to leave in chambers to make sure the air stayed clear and free of pests.
The group proceeds down the narrow tunnel towards the direction of the crying. Bug sees the natural tunnel emerge though pried-away stone blocks into a much wider and better-maintained mining tunnel. Carefully examining the entrance [
Trap Expert
Hold-1(=1)] and notices that what seems to be a loose root laid across the opening is attached to
a heavy, boar tusk-covered log swinging in from above
. He determines that he will need to stand on his toes and detach the log from the trigger to disarm it [
Trap Expert
Hold -1(=0)].
As Bug carefully reaches up to try and disable the mechanism [
Defy Danger
=8], he looks down to realize that there is a beady-eyes feral rat about the size of a house cat reaching up to grab his pouch full of rations
[MC=Ugly Choice]
. He decides not to provoke it and finish the task as the cunning creature snatches his rations and retreats into the darkness.
The party emerges into a much wider and better-maintained tunnel, held up by sturdy stone joists with walls showing centuries-old evidence of some pretty serious extraction. They travel through the darkness, the smoke getting a bit thicker and the crying growing in volume until they find themselves at a large intersection. In one direction there is what seems to be a carefully and deliberately collapsed tunnel that leads in the direction deeper under the mountain. Another leads off into darkness while a third ends a few hundred feet away at a large stone valve closed over the mouth of the hall.
Brunhilda taps Orkblut along the wall [
=8, 'What is useful here?'] and finds a stone that opens to reveal a heavy lever that will open the door but not hold it there.
Mrs Fell thinks back to the knowledge her Order holds on goblins [
Spout Lore
=6/6] but can't think of anything useful about their rituals. Uri tries to recall something another wizard might have mentioned about them as well [
=6], but is interrupted by the sudden sharp pain of a rat gnawing on his leg as it tires to knock him down and drag him into the darkness. It turns out that while the adventurers rested and planned, the rats scurried about and surrounded them
[MC= Rat Move, Overrun someone or someplace]
before biting into Uri
[MC=Deal Damage (Cave Rat)]
As Uri screams, his Unseen Servant drops the barrel of liquor he has been toting diligently along behind them in the darkness, and the battle with the horde of chittering scavengers is joined!
Last Edit: January 11, 2012, 06:33:50 AM by Jim Crocker
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January 11, 2012, 11:44:26 AM »
Oh Jim! That was brilliant! Thankyou so much for including the moves and your chosen counter moves, the references to the Goblin Hole starters and a wonderful story to boot! So full of AWESOME. :)
You did fine with failure results when none are listed with a move. That's the idea, to give you free reign as GM to choose the most fictionally appropriate move to unleash on the players considering the circumstances of their failed roll. Just have all your standard DM moves and the extra dungeon moves on a list in front of you (I pasted mine onto the back of my Pathfinder DM screen along with the principles and agenda and a list of NPC names).
Sounds like everyone had a blast! I can't wait to hear more.
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Quote from: noofy on January 10, 2012, 11:29:44 PM
Ha! I just might in Feb. I have a couple of weeks off, my partner is flying out from Canada for 6 months and a trip to NZ is on the cards :) I'll keep you posted!
If you're here before Feb 15, I'll set up a game. If your trip is after that, you'll have to follow me to LA :D
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Surrounded by a horde of rats intent on dragging one of them away for lunch, the party fights back:
Bug lashes out with his rapier at one of the rats closing on him [
Hack & Slash
=11, 4 damage] and skewers it through the eye socket before it can climb up onto him.
Brunhilda Grabs a torch from her pack, lights it, and hurls it towards the shattered barrel of liquor, where it explodes into flame, sealing off that end of the corridor from more rats arriving.
Brinton step towards Uri waving his staff, prepared to assist him in fending off the rats [
=6/7, Hold 1], as Mrs Fell steps in to make sure nothing comes at him from behind [
, 10+].
Uri presses the two half-stars tattooed on his hands together and a glowing blue disk of serrated steel forms between them, which whizzes out at the rat biting down on him [
Cast: Magic Missile
=11, 7 Damage] and shears it in half.
Brunhilda grips Orkblut again and brings it around on a rat closing with her [
Hack & Slash
=7, 6 Damage] and cleaves off its hindquarters just as it sinks its teeth into her boot [2 Damage, 1P]
Mrs Fell sees that the rats are retreating and smashes down with her hammer at the tail of one as it tries to escape into a tunnel [
Hack & Slash
=7, 4 Damage, no counter-attack because it was fleeing]
With the rats fled back into the tunnels in search of easier pickings, Brunhilda turns her attention to Uri's injured leg and wraps it tightly in a clean bandage from her pack [Heals 4 Damage], much to his relief.
Unsure of exactly where to go next, Brinton takes up a couple of the dead, burning rats, and makes a formal offering of them to Mogrim, appealing to him to reveal the secret of where the children are hidden. [
Divine Guidance
= Petition: Offering; Domain: Knowledge and Hidden Things] A small wooden knot forms on the sealed stone door, indicating their next course.
The party forms before the door, as Bug examines the lever and determines that a carefully placed wedge can keep the counterweights inside the wall from falling and closing the door behind them [
Tricks of the Trade
=11] and does so without incident. As the rest of the party prepares for what may lay beyond, Mrs Fell throws her weight into the lever [
Bend Bars
=10] and the door swings smoothly up into the chamber beyond, and the soft crying suddenly explodes into terrified sobbing.
The party confronts a bizarre sight: a large octagonal chamber with marble murals all along its walls. The artwork depicts the history of Silverhome, from the discovery of the first nugget of silver, to the establishing of the village, through many prosperous years until the silver ran thin, then ran out altogether, culminating in a depiction of the last, tiny gem extracted from the mine before it is closed and sealed, the unlucky foreman on duty at the time interred in its depths, his spirit charged with guarding the place.
Broad polished granite steps lead up to a wide funerary-looking Dwarven throne and a small group of nasty little green humanoids wearing patchwork leather and skins look on, makeshift spears gripped in big-knuckled hands. Sprawled on the floor in front of the throne is a Dwarven skeleton dressed in still-immaculate scale mail, clearly the body that once sat in the throne, now cast aside on the ground.
The throne-ridden patriarch of the goblins, slumped and staring, drools as a simple iron crown that once sat atop the Dwarf lists almost comically around his brow.
An ancient goblin with a rat-skin hood and a bone rattle seems to be consulting with a talking bird skull on a string: it babbles at him in the gutteral language of goblinkind as he points it first at the mesmerized goblin clan leader, then back at two hollow-eyed children in a cage made of apple tree limbs and birch ties, a thing so flimsy it holds them only because they are both clearly ill: running greenish sores cover their faces and hands, and they are obviously terrified.
{PROBLEM: As with other discussions we've had on the Forum, establishing exactly who goes when without just following simple turn-taking was a bit of a challenge. In this case, given the 'starting line' type situation, just asking everyone what they were doing, THEN resolving all their actions in sequence, while allowing people who had already declared to modify as other declared, worked really well. Some more proscriptive advice on this would be good, I think, because Initiative plays such a MAJOR role in every iteration of D&D...}
Brunhilda shouts a Dwarven war cry and charges the guards, bringing Orkblut around at them in a wicked arc as soon as she is within reach [
Hack & Slash
=8, 7 Damage], burying it firmly in the body of one of them, his ribs collapsing and his smashed heart exploding in a shower of gore. One of the others manages to jam a spear into her side, drawing blood [Counter=4 damage].
{PROBLEM: It's very easy to forget that any time a PC takes damage from a high-level enemy they need to save, presumably including when they 7-9 on Hack & slash, right? Looking back I realize there should have been a lot more Saving Throws, I tended to only do them when it was one of my Moves that caused the damage or effect, and in hindsight I am pretty sure that's not right...}
Uri once again summons the blue steel disc between his hands [
Cast: Magic Missile=10
, 4 damage] and hurls it at the top of the cage, shearing it off and causing the whole thing to tumble open, freeing the kids.
Brinton sprints up the steps, dodging past the guards to try and reach the children in the cage [
Defy Danger
=7, Hard Bargain (Get hit by a goblin on the way by)] ignoring the sharp pain in his leg [Goblin deals 4 damage] as he stands over the kids, protecting them from any further danger from the goblins. [
=10, Hold 3]
Mrs. Fell grimly hefts her maul and tries to shove through the phalanx of spearmen to reach the goblin orkaster [
Defy Danger
=7, Ugly Choice]. She chooses to press on through them and be stabbed in the arm rather than stand the line with Brunhilda [Goblin deals 4 Damage]. Shrugging the wound off, she tries to bring her hammer down on the shaman's head [
Hack and Slash
=7, 4 damage] and striked him a glancing blow even as he screeches a curse at her and spits a mouthful of nasty green spit in her face [Goblin attack=Cast Inflict Disease]. Her skin starts to bubble and fester, but she manages to keep on her feet and fight on [
Saving Throw
{PROBLEM: I wasn't entirely clear on a soft hit Hack-N-Slash whether that means monsters just deals its listed damage, or could use non-strike attacks listed under their Moves as well; I went ahead and did it because it was interesting, but some clarification here would be helpful as well.}
Bug sights the Shaman along the top of an arrow and lets fly [Volley=10, 3 damage] and hits the orkaster's shoulder.
He nocks another arrow and sidesteps for a clear shot before sending a second arrow after the first [
=7, 2 damage] , this one sinking into the orkaster's eye socket as he tumbles forward and snaps the haft as he hits the granite [Lose 1 Ammo].
Brunhilda spins on the three goblins now surrounding her and lashes out with Orkblut at one of them [
Hack & Slash
=8, 9 damage], lopping his head off in a fountain of blood as another shoves its spear into her guts [Goblin deals 4 damage].
Now that Brunhilda has the guards' full attention, Uri moves along the far wall to the cage where the kids are, even as one of them, crying for her mother, tries to clamber up Brinton's robes and bury its face in his chest. Brinton frantically clutches at the kid to keep her from infecting him [
Defy Danger
=10] and manages to get a good grip on her, holding her safely in place.
Mrs Fell spins on the goblin patriarch and bring her hammer into his chest [
Hack & Slash
=6]. It's only a glancing blow, but the impact jars the crown and the boy suddenly rushes wild-eyed towards the crown, arms outstretched as it calls to him.
[MC: Dungeon Move: Use a threat from an existing creature (Whispers of Evil)]
Brinton holds out his holy symbol and invokes the protection of Mogrim [
: Redirect attack to himself, Halve the effect or damage] and despite the distant whispers suggesting all sorts of blasphemous indulgence, commands the spirit in the crown to move on [
Turn Undead
=8, 9 damage] and the crown rusts away to dust in a coppery burst.
{PROBLEM: No soft hit complication, or hard hit bonus for Turn/Command Undead? Any particular reason it's flat from 7+?}
Meanwhile, Brunhilda, Bug, and Uri easily slay the last two terrified goblins
[MC fiat, no rolls].
Uri takes up the Raven skull to identify it, whereupon it immediately asks him what sort of Wizard he's supposed to be with shoddy robes like that. "Obviously, you've got a lot to learn, kid. Stick with me and maybe we can make you respectable..."
Mrs Fell pulls a small rabbit totem from the body of the slain orkaster, even as Bug unceremoniously shoves his rapier through the chest of the just-waking goblin leader.
Brunhilda claimed the dwarven mail and carried it out with her.
They return through the tunnels to the village, where they are met outside the town by one of the search parties organized to find the missing kids. Greeted as heroes, the village takes its best cider out from storage, and a feast is held in their honor!
Bug=10 (Rumor, information, no risk)
Brinton=8 (no risk)
Uri=8 (info)
Mrs Fell=4
Brunhilda=11 (Friend, information, no risk)
Well, that was the Goblin Hole! We did not bother with post-game Bond increases because it was late. Experience ended up working out pretty well, though I would love to try the fiction-based system sometime:
Mrs Fell=6 (I dropped the ball here, and should have suggested a couple of Parley rolls for her when she was interacting with other PCs; I forget that's an option...)
Brinton=Level 2, 1 xp (Picked Chosen One move for lvl 2)
Bug= Level 2, 1 xp (Picked Venom for lvl 2)
Brunhilda= Level 2, 2 xp (Picked Heirloom for lvl 2)
Uri=9 xp
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Awesome, just awesome!
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January 12, 2012, 03:01:19 AM »
Glad everyone liked it! It was a somewhat intimidating bunch to run for, very smart and involved gamers.
So, um... when does my Guild membership take effect? : )
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January 12, 2012, 08:43:28 PM »
Sounds great, Jim!
I agree with noofy about the miss results. With spells I alternate between having the spell work anyway or not work for some reason (often a great chance to Show Signs of Doom and Vomit Forth Gygaxia), or depending on the fiction you can have the casting disrupted by an attacking enemy or something.
Quote from: Jim Crocker on January 12, 2012, 03:01:19 AM
So, um... when does my Guild membership take effect? : )
Email the DW guys with a link to this AP. It can take a while, depending on real life, etc :) I think the email is email@example.com; check the website.
John Harper
Posts: 462
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January 16, 2012, 05:52:58 AM »
Awesome AP, Jim!
I'll try to remember to remind Sage about your guild membership at game night this week.
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By Kevin Goldman
November 5, 1986
Mary Stuart has seen her share of trouble. In 35 years, she's been married four times and widowed three times, all on daytime television. This time, it looks like she's in a fix no script-writer can get her out of.
NBC announced yesterday that SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, television's longest-running soap opera, would be canceled. The 30-minute daily program will have its final airing Dec. 26.
So ends the tale that began in the mythical town of Henderson and helped launch the careers of Morgan Fairchild, Susan Sarandon, Jill Clayburgh, Kevin Bacon, Lee Grant and Wayne Rogers, among others. The show, which moved to NBC in 1982, will be replaced by the game show WORDPLAY beginning Dec. 29 at 12:30 p.m.
When SEARCH FOR TOMORROW premiered on CBS Sept. 3, 1951, the central character was played by Stuart, whose name on the show - Joanne Gardner Barron Tate Vincente Tourneur - came to reflect her marital exploits.
"I was told last Friday," Stuart said yesterday afternoon, breaking into tears during a telephone interview. "As soon as I was told the producer wanted to see me, I knew we were canceled.
"What could I do? I spent 10 minutes hugging staff and cast and went back to work."
Stuart, who was 22 years old when she began on the series, said she was not sure what she would do after SEARCH FOR TOMORROW concludes its run. She said Procter & Gamble Productions, which owns the show, had offered her the opportunity to move to one of its other three soaps.
"SEARCH FOR TOMORROW came to us from CBS after 31 years, but the audience didn't come with it," Brian Frons, vice president for daytime programming at NBC, said yesterday in a telephone interview. "We, therefore, had to treat the show as a new one, not one with a long history."
Ironically, Frons was an executive at CBS in 1982 and recommended the cancellation of SEARCH FOR TOMORROW from that network. Somewhat like the evil twin brother who always seems to pop up in the soap opera genre, Frons reappeared at NBC and canceled the Procter & Gamble production a second time.
Poor ratings and low acceptance levels from affiliates were factors in the decision, Frons said. SEARCH is last in the daytime ratings race, and is seen on just 72 percent of the NBC-affiliated stations, or approximately 145 outlets.
Procter & Gamble Productions tried several methods for halting the audience erosion. For example, it went on location in Ireland this year, and, said Pam Sussman, Procter & Gamble corporate spokeswoman, "tried more romantic and less melodramatic story lines."
"We've done everything we can to save the show," Sussman said.
But nothing helped. For the week ending Oct. 19, SEARCH was in last place in the daytime ratings, ranking 26th.
In celebration of its 35th anniversary the week of Aug. 27, the show featured taped segments by former cast members at the end of each episode. Such actors as Hal Linden, Don Knotts and Ken Kercheval made appearances reminiscing about their roles.
And will the audience be left in suspense with dangling story lines when SEARCH FOR TOMORROW runs out of time?
"We're going to make every attempt to close out all plots," said Frons. "We're also hoping for happy endings."
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10 comments:
- adrianm1 said...
I remember this show very fondly. -sigh-
- April 21, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- NelsonAspen said...
I moved back to NYC (from LA) on Halloween, 1986 (accompanied by Susan Carey-Lamm, ex-Adair) to go back to work on SFT. The same day we were told of the cancellation! We had only a few weeks to wrap up 35 years of storytelling and Mary, Marcia McCabe & Larry Haines did a stupendous job of maintaining their usual dignity & devotion to the fans, right thru the very last scene. The phrase "That's Showbiz" is small consolation to the cast, crew and audience of a long running show when it gets the chop. Thanks, WLS, for continuing to celebrate Soaps' historical significance. NELSON ASPEN.
- April 21, 2011 at 11:23 AM
- MK Scott said...
Anyone who would Cancel Search should never have been hired at ABC. I see why this has been a caculated attempt. I am surprised he isn't cancelling GH yet, since he has done the most damage by KO the Q's and laying off Vets like Audrey and Bobbie.
- April 21, 2011 at 11:30 AM
Replaced a 35 year old show with a show called word play, (I never even heard of it, How long did that last?)
- April 21, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Roger Newcomb said...
WORDPLAY lasted less than nine months.
- April 21, 2011 at 12:01 PM
I think it's clear to all that ABC made a terrible business and creative decision in hiring Brian Frons.
- April 21, 2011 at 1:37 PM
- Joe said...
Frons was dead wrong Search Had viewers that followed it. From CBS To NBC.
- April 21, 2011 at 6:43 PM
I RUN A HOME, A BUSINESS, GROWN CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN AND A HUSBAND.I NEED ESCAPE SO BAD MY HUSBAND TELLS ME TO SIT AND RELAX TO WATCH MY SOAPS! COOKING I HAVE A HUNDRED COOK BOOKS, THE INTERNET AND THREE COOKING SHOW CHANNELS.REALITY I LIVE IN REALITY AND IT SUCKS SOME TIMES.SAVE OUR SOAPS ABC AMC & OLTL.SWEETNESS AND SOAPS GO TOGETHER.DIET SHOWS AND SWEETNESS DOESN'T Y ALL FADE AWAY NOT OUR BELOVED SOAPS.SAVE ABC ALL MY CHILDREN AND ONE LIFE TO LIVE - May 9, 2011 at 2:31 PM
Looks like Mr Fron's is the fan of the game & cooking show genre, not a fan of the soaps. They need to get rid of the neilsen rating and find a means that gives a true rating of shows being watched and also include us Soap fans over the age of 50. Ii wish they'd do a written survey of the fans of soaps for real opinions. On line survey don't seem to work because they allow duplicate votes, handwritten might alliviate that problem.
Frustrated fan of soaps in Oregon ( the state that doesn't seem to count) - May 15, 2011 at 10:55 PM
Disney/ABC made no mistake. They knew exactly what they were doing when they hired Frons. They wanted their soaps gone, so they hired "The Soap Killer".
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Quote:were talking technique here not psychological differences
Quote:Semantics Dude, semantics.OK we get it.. You can't practice them, as in not "practicable". I say big deal, so what. You don't shoot people on a pistol range either, but the only difference between training and shooting someone physically is what the bullet passes through ( were talking technique here not psychological differences).
Quote:If so many of us are " so far off " of what you mean, maybe you could tells us in a different way.
Quote:Reality Based Self Defence (RBSD)This is not an SportThis is not an ArtThis is Survival.
Quote:Many of your arguments are more suited to Martial Arts & Fighting not Self Defence. The fact is, John, reality IS different from training, sport and art.
Quote:There are a lot of behavioural tactics that come into play in the street. It's not a simple fight where you shape up to each other, thats not self defence. In this situation everything you say is spot on.
Quote:But like I said, Semantics Dude, semantics
Quote:Exactly how is a simulation so much more inferior to doing techniques for real all the time?
Quote: At least in the case of 'dirty tactics.'And still, what about indoor climbing?
Quote:And why does the army use video game like combat sims?
Quote:Hey I think sparring/grappling/mma training live should be the core of your training as well. I dont think eye attackes and throat attacks should be the basis, just a piece of the puzzle, and I do think you need a delivery system in place, hence why I'm noticing a lot of RBSD people are a bit rough with their skills, however I stil lthink dirty tactics need to be trained to be fully developed.
Quote:I also dont think they are the be all end all as Dedicated has been saying, they elicit a response that allows for follw ups, although eye gouges and throat strikes do sometimes end confrontations.
Quote:Bullets may be far more dangerous but it's the same principle.
Quote:Simulations have much value and give you a feel for certain tactics/techniques even if not fully trained 'live' [simulations still help further develope your tool kit.
Quote:Also pure sport oriented training as BJJ and boxing is or had become tends to get you fully focused on those tactics when you may be able to use simpler tactics on the street. Like striking the throat, groin, and ears for instance.
Quote:Well John, I guess I'll have to agree to disagree. but the thing is I don't really disagree with you, i just have a different point of view. But don't assume that I don't get your point of view, just because i am expressing mine.I'm sure if we were face to face we would have a lot better understanding of each others views. Such is the limitations with written word, and the associated delayed feedback it entails.
Quote:I understand what you mean and I know that they indeed dont always end fights, for example I've been kicked hard in the groin in sparring and just kept fighting, though not as effectively but still.
Quote:And boy you got some tough friends. Hope the one who got hit with the bat is ok.
Quote:And yes, I do realize bullets are different, but should we never train firearms (LEO or military) just because we cant go live? All you can do simulate real life situations where you know you wont get hit. It's not 'real' yet it still makes us much better with those weapons. And for those guys it must be trained regularly.Same with dirty tactics.
Quote:Simulations further ingrain the skills in your brain and neural pathways, especially visualization which is a proven scientific fact. Physical training for 'real' is of course better in most ways but you do develop a strong connection and instinct through sims.Those arts are valuable but are sports because you are fighting for points, and to win under given rules.
Quote:You arent fighting to survive (I hope anyway). There is a massive and obvious difference between sport and combat and boxing and BJJ is are sports that can have street tactics added.
Quote:Yes BJJ does work well for combat but it has very impractical elements (liek actively taking people down i nthe street can be bad, especially if oyu shoot to a knee).
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Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Expedit Closet - Small Walk-in
Materials: Expedit 1x5 (2), Expedit 2x4 (2), Lack Wall Shelf (43.25"), 1x2" cleats, Closet rod / shelf brackets (4), closet rods (2), closet rod flange set (2)
Description: When we built our house 3 years ago, I had the builder finish out the larger of two closets in the master bedroom with standard wire shelving, knowing that I would finish the remaining closet myself at a later time. It became a storage place for boxes and bags, and so over the Christmas holidays I decided it was time for renovation.
While PAX is great for apartments or lofts where closets per-se do not exist, Expedit is a great choice for completing existing closets. I have just under $500 in this whole project.
- order extra mounting bracket "kits" for Expedit so as to use them in all four corners. Only 2 are provided with the unit. If the parts section at the IKEA store stores does not have them, they will order them for you.
- mount units off of the floor to allow for vacuuming and to give a more open look.
Rear wall - Expedit 1x5 mounted vertical against left wall 10" off carpet. Supported by cleat under bottom and normal wall mount brackets in all 4 corners. Additional Cleats were then run for mounting 2 levels of closet rods - upper cleat and upper closet brackets need to be flush with top of Expedit (important). Flange sets installed after rod was in place - not to support weight but to give finished look to the rod. Another Expedit 1x5 laid horizontal on top of first Expedit 1x5 and resting on cleat and closet rod brackets (this is why flush is important).
Right wall - Expedit 2x4 mounted horizontal 18" off carpet (cleat and 4 brackets) - provides good height for folding clothes on top of Expedit. Shelf added above - high enough to not bump your head.
Left wall - Expedit 2x4 mounted vertically 10" off of carpet (cleat and 4 brackets).
I am very happy with the result - it does make you feel "closed in" in the small walk-in closet, which is what I really wanted to avoid.
~ Kevin Wilson, South Carolina
10 comments:
- AnonymousJanuary 08, 2013 4:53 PM
yes, love it..totally pinning this.
I want to do this with my closet. - AnonymousJanuary 08, 2013 4:54 PM
Great job.
I thought about going this route, but the Pax dragged me away.
The width of the Expedit seems to fit sweaters nicely though - AnonymousJanuary 11, 2013 9:19 AM
Beautiful job. How did you mount the expedits to the wall?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 11, 2013 4:03 AM
This is a brilliant way of making your walk-in wardrobe look professionally made, but without the expense of hiring a specialist company to do the work. Very well done.
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First, let me say I am not one to usually write letters to the editor, but after hearing all the negative things that are being said about our commissioner, Bebe Heiskell, I felt I must write in support of her.
I worked with Bebe the whole time she was working for Roy Parrish, and I have also been on the Walker County Board of Assessors for the past several years.
People say she does not let us know what is happening in Walker County. Bebe has community meetings in each fire station every year. In our station, we have two or three people show up for these meetings, and I am told this happens at other stations. If you will come to these meetings, she will explain everything that is happening.
Bebe's life is Walker County; she always has it in her mind and on her heart. We cannot lose Bebe as our commissioner.
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Prestige token suggestions?
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i am prestige 10 atm and i got a token i have no idea what to do with it
i got 10 Custom Classes
Portable Radar
no idea what i should do with the current one any suggestions would be appreciated thank you!
i think you shud get the title package
agreed, get the title packages. once you stop prestiging its the only thing of value you'll find in the shop
I used mine on custom classes c4 a few weapons and perks then the last 3 on the title packages. I would go with a late unlocking perk really anything but double xp or weapon xp
i would say c4 or a perk
Title Package, just for collecting all the titles and emblems
i would say c4. can be fun
This ^^^^^^
I love my C4.
I am prestige 17 and have 3 spare tokens. I am saving then all up untill i get to 20th. i will then spend it all on double xp or weapon xp. Hopefully whein i get their it will be a double xp weekend any way
Double XP, if you already have all the packages.
you got c4 or msr or what i got with all of mine was
sitrep,assasin,dead silence, scavenger, like u said mp7 acr, also u can get tac if u like sniping or myfavorite was using it on the striker cuz i play on infected alot and it lvls it up alot faster
Yeah the titles. Once you have all classes, just get the miles and titles as they are pretty cool, but not worth it when you still need classes. I'm going to stop where I am at 6th, with 8 classes and all unlocked title packs, but I can still prestige in Call of Duty 4 and Modern Warfare 2 to get those other 2 classes.
C4 or the RPG
Unlock Overkill. Then rock out with the MP7 as your 1st primary and the ACR as your second. The MP7 works great for the close-mid range stuff, and the ACR handles the long range.With overkill, you'll only get one attachment on your second primary, but the beauty of the ACR is that the iron sights are so good you don't need a red dot or a scope, so you can go with a silencer to eliminate the kick.
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While technically it isn't from a cookbook, I made a scrapbook of recipes from all the cooking and food magazines. My desert one is complete and my others are in progress. I got really sick of having HEAPS of magazines to move with, when 70% of them were meat or other such recipes that I would never use. So I went through them all with a pair of scissors and an open mind and hacked away. I twas rare I had to choose between two vegetarian recipes on overturned pages so I came out very much on top. And it is much easier carrying around a few notebooks (even if they are heavy) than boxes of cookbooks.
So this recipe is from Delicious Magazine (March 2006).
The ingredients are as follows:
Batter: 1 very ripe banana, mashed; 2 tbs sour cream; 180 g self-raising flour; 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon; 1/4 tsp ground nutmeg; 90g unsalted butter, at room temperature; 180g caster sugar; 1 tsp vanilla extract; 2 eggs; Thick cream or vanilla ice cream, to serve.
Caramel banana topping: 60g unsalted butter; 3/4 cup (120g) lightly packed brown sugar; 1 1/2 tbs golden syrup, plus extra to drizzle (optional); 3-4 Large, just-ripe bananas, sliced on the diagonal.
Preheat oven to 180C. Grease a 23-24cm round cake pan. For topping, melt butter over a medium heat, then add sugar and syrup. Cook, Stirring occasionally, for 3 minutes. Pour into pan and tilt to coat base.
Cover with banana slices in overlapping circles.
Combine mashed banana with sour cream. Sift flour, spices and a pinch of salt into a bowl. Beat butter and sugar in a bowl with an electric mixer for 5 minutes or until light and fluffy. Add vanilla, then add eggs one at a time, beating well after each. Reduce speed to low. Add flour mixture, then sour cream mixture and beat until just combined.
Spread into pan (be careful not to dislodge banana slices).
Bake for 40-45 minutes until golden and springy to touch in center. Stand for 3 minutes, then run a knife around the rim and invert onto a plate. Remove pan after 20 sections, pressing back into cake any banana stuck to pan. Serve warm with cream or ice cream, plus extra syrup if desired.
My notes and what I did differently:
- I used wholemeal self-raising flour. The texture was still light and fluffy and fantastic. I don't think it changed the recipe all that much.
- The reason that I chose to make this cake was we had 3 bananas on the verge of being thrown out.
- The recipe called for 4-5, with majority being firm, I figured it would look less pretty (tick) but still taste fantastic.
- I also did not have any golden syrup, it's just not something I keep in my cupboard, so I used 1/2 tbs of blackstrap molasses instead, totally worked.
- The caramel portion either cooking it in the first state or taking it out of the cooked pan is SUPER HOT. Avoid with all body parts.
- The pan I used to put the ingredients in was too small. While it held the end product fine, the caramel totally bubbled and poured over the sides. I was very grateful I had a pan on the bottom of my oven otherwise it would have been a big disaster.
In the end this was a super yummy totally fantastic desert. Served with ice cream warm (again not HOT because that caramel will burn your tongue off!).


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An expert on Arab-Israeli diplomacy, Gopin said such an approach creates more "nuanced" relations.
Ping pong diplomacy
Nuances are seen in President Dwight Eisenhower's cultural exchange program in the 1950s, which sent American jazz musicians, dancers and other artists to countries with strained diplomatic ties with the U.S. during the height of the Cold War. That paved the way for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's visit to the U.S. in 1959.
And an invitation from China to a U.S. national ping pong team in the early 1970s led to President Richard Nixon's visit in 1972 -- the first by a U.S. president since the Communist takeover in 1949.
"Exchange derives the history of values globally, and the social empathy that comes from cultural exchange is better than one thousand negotiations," Gopin said.
Cultural exchanges are going on between the U.S. and Iran, even with the ongoing conflict over its nuclear ambitions.
The U.S. wrestling team was welcomed in Tehran last month. Eight Iranian art experts have planned a visit to the U.S. as part of a State Department cultural exchange program, which coincides with the arrival of the Cyrus Cylinder.
"When you're engaging with Iran, you should communicate based on those shared values," Gopin said. "We all love the same values. Yet, we happen to have disagreements, so what should we do about those disagreements? Which is the point that ultimately leads to arguments and diplomacy."
"If Iranians see a single, even small indication that today, the United States is going to talk and act wisely, I can assure you that talking to the United States or any other nation around the world is welcomed by the Iranians," Mohammad Khazaee, the Iranian ambassador to the U.N., told CNN last week.
With the Cyrus Cylinder tour coming to the U.S. during a pivotal time in the relations of U.S. and Iran, the wisdom of Cyrus could guide diplomats to build constructively upon shared values.