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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Players Option Skill and Powers
If there were ever a contest for "longest and unwieldy title", the 2nd edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Players Option: Skills & Powers might be a contender. This tome was released in the summer of 1995-- six years after the core rule books of 2E were first released. That length of time is a nice reminder of the longevity 2E enjoyed and, also, of the vast quantity of material that was produced for that particular edition of the game.
The main take away I perceive of this unusual supplement, is an alternate way of expressing experience and character building. Indeed, there is something almost GURPs like in the presentation of character building. The main unit of power is called a "Character Point".
Characters in the Dungeons and Dragons game have never been balanced. Balance is an elusive unobtainable goal that changes based upon situation and game play. But that is not to say that having some sort of descriptor of relative power is not extremely useful.
With Google Plus Hangout games, when a game master is gracious enough to open up his game to different systems, the call will go out, "Bring your level 3-5 character and join in". The term level definitely has some intrinsic meaning of the inherent power possessed by the character.
But at level 1, in the 1E AD&D game, a drow fighter/magic-user using the Unearthed Arcana is quite a bit more powerful than a single class human magic-user. A drow can dual wield, gets +2 to all saves against magic, can see in the dark, can move silently, has an innate ability to cast a couple of spells, is innately better at detecting secret doors, and so on. And since the drow is both a fighter and a magic-user, the ability to wear platemail, dual wield swords, and cast spells is available.
Surely the drow is more powerful in a quantifiable way than the lowly human single class magic-user? And there are other instances of power creep into the game. There are quite a few game master's who will not allow Unearthed Arcana classes like the Barbarian and the Cavalier into their games due to power differences.
But what if the drow could be described in a language that conveyed its power to that same game master? If that beginning drow fighter/magic-user was somewhat equivalent to a level 3 fighter, why would a game master object to including him in on the fun?
Player's Option: Skills and Powers attempts to address that issue by introducing Character Points. The drow in question would cost 45 points. And a human would have unspent points that he could apply to skills, raising ability scores, or purchasing new race related abilities that are described in this tome.
Unfortunately for "Character Points", the majority of the community speaks the language of "levels". There is an intrinsic understanding of what it means. And with that in mind, it is worth taking a look at how Pathfinder has decided to handle race powers. Pathfinder Reference Document Race Builder.
The idea that Pathfinder utilizes is to use "Race Points" to build up all the special abilities a particular race might possess. And then to translate that total into additional levels when comparing the player to challenges.
Stay tuned when I delve deeper into the many details outlined in Player's Option: Skills and Powers
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When you walk into a Lil' Kickers location, it sounds like a Brazil vs. Argentina soccer game. Kids are yelling, parents cheering, coaches, um, coaching. It's a lot of fun.
Although Lil' Kickers offers soccer classes for kids age 18 months to 9 years, I thought I'd tell you a bit about my daughter's experience today.
Claire is 2 years old and attends a "Thumpers" class once a week. She puts on her adorable little uniform in the morning and can't stop talking about soccer all day. The classes are 50-minutes long and contain several mini-activities that last about 5-10 minutes each. It's not like we're trying to get these little guys to actually play a soccer game. Instead, the coaches invite them to use their imagination. Without even realizing it, the kids are getting exercise and learning new skills.
My favorite part is the obstacle course. The kids are jumping, crawling, kicking, and perhaps most importantly, waiting their turn. That's not easy for a 2-year old.
For the first class that we attended, Claire had some difficulty with listening. She would often wander off and do her own thing while the other kids did what the coaches asked of them. Now, only three classes later, I've noticed a huge difference. She loves getting high-fives from the coach for a job well done. She may not feel any need to do it quickly, but we're working on that .
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Job applicants with impressive resumes would then be called by the organization for further discussions. Due to the large number of applications, hiring managers usually have a very short time to peruse the documents submitted by the job seeker. For this reason, employers only focus on certain parts of the job seeker's resume and life experience college degree; these are usually the sections on educational qualification and work experience. But before most of these hiring managers would consider work experience, they should have been attracted by an impressive academic record.
You may have worked for so many companies and acquired a ton of working life experience college degree which makes you suitable for the position. Unfortunately, demands of today's job market have made no room for you if you have no degree which is a symbol of higher academic background. In order for you to be accorded the needed recognition you deserve, you will need to get a degree. Thankfully, the life experience degree which is a life experience degree is there to assist those who have knowledge and experience but have no degree to back that up.
In the job market, hiring managers recognize anyone with a life experience degree so far as this degree is awarded by an accredited tertiary institution. These degrees give the combine effect of a traditional degree with several years of experience. For a professional who has been in the job market for so long, life experience degree is a vital asset that will help him or her to land a well paid job.
Life Experience College Degree differs from the traditional degree most people have in the sense that these degrees are not earned through a given number of years in a classroom environment. Life Experience College Degree can be earned after an individual has spent a very long time working as a professional in an organization.
The experience the person accumulates over a given course of time together with the practical knowledge of the person is then submitted to an academic institution that awards experienced based degrees for approval. If the institution deems the person's experience worthy of recognition, a fully signed legitimate degree would be presented by the institution to the professional. This degree can therefore be used by the professional as a testament of the person's high standards.
Employers who are looking for highly experienced individuals for employment will greatly appreciate a job seeker who has a life experience college degree. On the other hand, those employers who place emphasis on the academic degree would also find the experienced professional worthy of employing since the person will have a life experience college degree on hand.
The life experience college degree is a degree that can help a person to make a big impact on hiring managers. It is also a degree that can be obtained without having to sit in a classroom. And even more important is the fact that the professional looking to earn this degree has a big role to play in the final outcome of the degree. The institution on the other hand will provide staff that can help the individual to select a major based on the work experience of the person.
What should cause you to give the idea of going for a life experience degree programs any thought at all? Well, let us go through a few scenarios you may be facing if you are a working professional with a lot of work experience but no degree.
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Furthermore, without a degree, you will easily be displaced on the leadership leader by someone who walks into the organization holding a life experience college degree irrespective of the number of years you have spent in the company. Even sad is the fact that when it comes to a time where the company is supposed to cut its loses and lay off workers as a result of falling profits, the senior staff will always protect themselves thereby putting the junior ones on the line. In this case, you may just wake up the next day to find out that you have no job.
Once you are out of a job, the search for a new one will begin. But without a degree, this could prove to be a daunting task. You can immediately use the knowledge and experience you have to obtain a degree with which you can apply for a job. Life experience college degree are relatively new area in the academic setting where academic institutions give people degrees based on their experience.


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Chili's Server Saves the Day By Fixing Autistic Girl's "Broken" Burger
In a majorly awesome move, a Chili's server in Midvale, Utah pulled out all of the stops to help a young autistic girl "fix" her broken burger.
While having lunch with her older sister, 7-year-old Arianna Hill ordered a cheeseburger from Chili's server Lauren Wells, however when Lauren brought the burger to Arianna, who happens to be autistic, the little girl got upset because it was "broken" — meaning, it had been cut in half. Arianna's sister, Anna MacLean, 25, told ABCNews.com, "Her [Arianna's] verbal skills aren't the best, but she can communicate basic things. I asked why she wasn't eating and she said, 'I don't want it. It's broken.' She said, 'I need a new one.'"
So Anna ordered a new burger from Lauren, fully expecting to pay for it. "Our waitress came back over and I felt bad. I don't really expect people to understand these special requests, so I just told her to add a new burger to our bill. She said, 'No way.' She was just so sweet and played along with Arianna," said Anna.
On top of not charging Anna for the second, unbroken burger, Lauren got the whole Chili's gang from a manager to a line cook to come out and apologize to Arianna for the mishap. Anna said, "When she brought it [the burger] back out, Arianna said, 'Oh, thank you! You brought me a fixed cheeseburger.' She sat there and looked at it and said, 'Oh I missed you,' and kissed it over and over again."
Anna was so touched by the event that she took a picture of Arianna kissing her burger and posted it on Facebook along with the back story. To date, the photo has gotten over 625,000 likes and more than 145,000 shares on Facebook — apparently good news is popular!
Considering the stories we've heard about families being asked to leave restaurants due to their special needs children, we're feeling very warm and fuzzy towards the Chili's chain right about now. And so is Anna who said, "I was so touched by this experience. I expected a few different things with this scenario based on past experiences, but I did NOT expect such kind and compassionate mannerisms," said Anna.
It's amazing how something so small like spending a few minutes fawning over a child can make such a huge difference. In a world filled with people with differences, it's awesome to hear about a story like this, filled with tolerance and kindness — and let's not forget, two very tasty cheeseburgers!
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Call in show: Boston Marathon bombing has one dead suspect, one living and the Senate kills gun measure
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Two men of Chechnya decent were identified by the FBI. One of those men has reportedly been killed; the other is still at large. The dead suspect was said to have been wearing a bomb. The two men â or boys depending on how old you are â Iâm kind of thinking boys is the better description- they are accused of all sorts of shenanigans including knocking over a 7-11, hijacking a car and temporarily kidnapping the owner, and killing an MIT police officer. Media outlets have reported that based on interviews with acquaintances and information on social media sites, both suspects were Muslim.
That almost overshadowed a controversial vote in Washington this week. The Senate shot down the Manchin-Toomey legislation that would have expanded background checks to include gun shows and online sales. It was touted as having bi-partisan support and Democrats say they compromised a lot to make it palatable to second amendment buffs. Despite all of that, the Senate failed to get the 60 votes needed to pass.
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Gary Clark Jr. Announces First Annual Maverick Music Festival
Gary Clark Jr., in conjunction with The Traffic King of Sound, is excited to announce the 1st Annual Maverick Music Festival featuring Gary Clark Jr., The Toadies, Girl in a Coma, Arum Rae, and Henry + the Invisibles on Saturday, March 23rd, at Maverick Plaza inside historic La Villita in beautiful, downtown San Antonio. Daytime events are free and open to the public, while tickets for the nighttime lineup are available for purchase in advance for $28 plus fees at: www.maverickmusicfestival.com.
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The following is an archive of a post made to our
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On Thu 15 Dec 05, 1:46 PM, Bill Kendrick <firstname.lastname@example.com> said:
> On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 03:56:26PM -0500, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > On Thu 15 Dec 05, 10:19 AM, Matt Roper <firstname.lastname@example.com> said:
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> > Completely. That was an excellent response; thank you!
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> > It really seems like someone sat down with pen and paper and wrote out all
> > the things that suck about cvs, and fixed it with subversion.
> Is this in regard to hiding .c~ and .o files and the like?
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Hypothermia occurs when a person's body loses heat faster that it can be produced. When body temperature gets too low, it's very dangerous because the person may not know what's happening and will be unable to take preventive action. Normally, hypothermia occurs when the temperature is very cold, but it can occur even at temperatures above freezing if the person is chilled from rain, sweat, or submersion in cold water. According to the CDC, those most at risk for hypothermia include:
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Igor (given name)
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Igor of Kiev, first from right. Illumination from the Radziwiłł Chronicle
|Old Norse
|Region of origin
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|Other names
|Related names
|Ingvar, Inga
|Look up Igor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Igor (Russian: Игорь [ˈiɡərʲ]; Ukrainian: Ігор (Ihor); Belarusian: Ігар (Ihar) [ˈiɣar]) is a given name derived from the Norse name Ingvar, that was brought to ancient Rus' by the Norse Varangians, in the form Ingvar or Yngvar. Igor (son of the Varangian chief Rurik) conquered Kiev.
- Igor of Kiev, ruler of Kievan Rus' from 913 to 945
- Igor II of Kiev (died 1147), Grand Prince of Kiev (1146)
- Igor the Assassin, name given to one of the alleged assassins of Alexander Litvinenko
- Igor Akinfeev (born 1986), Russian football goalkeeper
- Igor Andreev (born 1983), Russian tennis player
- Igor Antón (born 1983), Basque / Spanish cyclist
- Igor Bobček (born 1983), Slovak ice hockey defenceman
- Igor Cavalera (born 1970), Brazilian musician
- Igor González de Galdeano (born 1973), Basque cyclist
- Igor Kunitsyn (born 1981), Russian tennis player
- Igor Kurnosov (1985–2013), Russian chess grandmaster
- Igor Larionov (born 1960), Soviet and Russian retired ice hockey player
- Igor Nikitin (1966–2013), Russian ice hockey player
- Igor Olshansky (born 1982), Ukrainian-born American National Football League player
- Igor Severyanin (1887–1941), Russian poet
- Igor Sijsling (born 1987), Dutch tennis player
- Igor Sikorsky (1889–1972), Russian American pioneer of aviation in both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft
- Igor Stravinsky (1882–1971), Russian composer
- Igor Subbotin (born 1990), Estonian footballer
- Igor Svyatoslavich (1151–1201/1202), Russian prince
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Kathleen Hernandez goes West
Telemarketing firm West Corp. will host a "Meet the Director" reception for its new local site director, Kathleen Hernandez, on Tuesday, Feb. 24. The soiree will take place 2-5 p.m. at the company's 2103 Universal City Blvd. location, which Hernandez will oversee. Hernandez will make remarks, West employees will give site tours, and those seeking […] [Read More]
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The Ron Fletcher Co. announced today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted the term 'Fletcher Pilates' registered trademark status. Ron Fletcher and affiliated studios claim a direct lineage to the Pilates Method created by Joseph and Clara Pilates. Based for decades in Los Angeles, it became a preferred exercise method among Hollywood stars. Affiliated […] [Read More]
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A study that was recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) claims that babies who were conceived with the aid of some in-vitro-fertilization (IVF) treatments may be at increased risk of intellectual impairment and autism. The largest study on the issue so far was conducted by researchers from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, King's College London and the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm. The researchers who carried out the study, however, emphasized that the risk was found to be only slightly higher in comparison to naturally conceived babies.
In order to see if there might be a link between the rising rates of autism and infertility treatments, American, British and Swedish researchers analyzed birth records of over 2.5 million people who were born between 1982 and 2007, and followed them until 2009. They focused on diagnoses of autism and intelligence disabilities such as intelligence below IQ score of 70. The researchers found that only 1.2 percent of children were conceived with the aid of some kind of infertility treatment. But they also found that children who were conceived by some IVF treatments were slightly more likely to be intellectually impaired.
Children who were conceived by IVF which involves direct injection of sperm cells into eggs (ICSI) were found to be 51 percent more likely to be intellectually impaired than naturally conceived babies. But as mentioned earlier, the actual risk was found to be very small – 93 per 100,000 as opposed to 62 per 100,000 in natural births. The risk was found to be highest in children who were conceived by a form of IVF in which the sperm is surgically extracted from the father – 136 per 100,000 compared to 29 per 100,000 in natural births. Children who were born with the aid of this type of IVF also had slightly higher rates of autism.
According to Sven Sandin from the King's College London, IVF in overall poses a slightly higher risk of intellectual impairment but no link has been found between IVF in general and autism. Sandin, however, also added that IVF can't be completely ruled out as a factor in the rising rates of autism. But he concluded that IVF alone can't explain the increase of autism, adding that if it does contribute to this developmental disorder, it's an extremely small fraction.
Avi Reichenberg from the Institute of Psychiatry and Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York who also took part in the study said they weren't able to find a cause for slightly increased risk of intellectual disability in children conceived by IVF. Reichenberg explained that a number of factors may play a role including the type of IVF, number of embryos, preterm/full term pregnancy, etc.
Dr. Allan Pacey, the Chairman of the British Fertility Society who wasn't involved in the study said there is no reason for parents to be concerned about safety of infertility treatments. He said the risk of intellectual impairment and autism has been shown to be extremely low or absent. The study does, however, suggest that the standard forms of IVF and the use of ejaculated instead of extracted sperm may be a safer choice.
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If the European Parliament does decide to kill the directive, there will be no new proposal from the Commission, Charlie McCreevy, commissioner for the Internal Market, told a parliament plenary session on Tuesday evening.
"You can, of course, reject or substantially amend the proposal," he said. "If the Parliament decides to reject it, then the Commission will respect your wishes. I will not propose a new directive." The European Parliament considers legislation proposed by the Commission.
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The Council of the European Union, also known as the Council of Ministers, formally endorsed the draft directive on the "patentability of computer-implemented inventions" on Monday morning, despite a resolution from Parliament asking for the legislative process to be restarted.
The national governments of several countries, including Spain, the Netherlands, Poland and Denmark, have formally expressed their criticism of the current version of the directive, which dates from May 2004, and supported a restart.
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Austrian MEP Eva Lichtenberger said the process was on the verge of turning into a "power struggle" between Council, Commission and Parliament, rather than a consideration of the issues. "The text of 18 May no longer has a majority in its present form. The objections of the states have remained unconsidered until now," she said in the plenary meeting.
McCreevy acknowledged there was now substantial opposition to the current version of the directive. "I know a new wind is blowing on this. This is reflective of the position expressed in the Council and the Parliament, and the Commission will take account of this and respect this," he said.
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When I took my class, I had never ridden before and passed. There were three who did not, including a gal who had been riding for three years and who had ridden her Harley to the class from 120 miles away. Will she stop riding, probably not.
As a mother, I was very nervous when my son started talking about getting a bike after his last deployment. We talked at length about riding and bikes on numerous occasions. He finally decided he really wasn't sure he wanted to ride. Would I have been worried about him....oh hell yeah! What parent wouldn't be? A beginner rider and out in California...yikes!
I think it's great that women are riding, and I would encourage more women to at least try riding. How will they know if they don't at least try? It's wonderful if they have a good support crew to help them out as they learn to ask questions of and help them through when there are issues. Things are going to happen and some are much more serious such as the situation with Infidel's wife. Thank goodness she came out ok. She's got a loving husband who will help her work through her decision to ride/not ride. The end decision needs to be totally hers, though.
There is nothing wrong with a man being protective and old fashioned. In this day and age, it's nice to know there are guys still out there like that.
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