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15th D S C & PAS, 19-24 April 2014
15th Dubai Spine Conference
April 19-22 2014 and 10th PAN Arab Spine Society Congress | Dubai, UAE
Spinal Trauma
Revision Surgery
Adjacent Segment Disease
Reconstructive and Functional Peripheral Nerve Surgery
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4th Sino European Meeting Oct 17-19 2014, China
4th Sino-European Meeting on Brachial Plexus, Oct 17-19 2014, China
1st Dubai Orthopaedic Educational Seminar 14th Dec'13
1st Dubai Orthopaedic Educational Seminar
14th December 2013
Commom Diseases of Lower Extremities
Basic Science: Anatomy, Biomechanics, Pathology
To review the clinical evaluation and radiological findings in different Orthopaedic situation
Recent trends in treatment options
Updated knowledge in arthroscopies and sports medicine
The golden standards in knee and hip arthroplasties
Skullbase & Neurovascular Cadaveric Workshop 11-12 Dec'13
Skullbase & Neurovascular Hands-on Cadaveric Workshop 11th to 12th December 2013
Skullbase Approaches
Microsurgical Brain Dissection
Surgical Approaches to the Arteries of the Skullbase
EANS – 7th to 10th December 2013
7th to 10th December 2013
Tumours General
Supratentorial Brain Tumours
Extrinsic Tumours
Intraparenchymal Tumours
Paediatric Brain Tumours
Spinal Tumours
Outcome in Neurosurgery
Hands-On Cadaveric Workshop 4th Nov 2013
Hands-On Cadaveric Workshop Advanced Techniques in Spine Surgery 4th Nov 2013
Spinal Navigation
Percutaneous Pedicle Screw Fixation
Percutaneous Automated Discectomy
Kyphoplasty: Balloon and Stenting Techniques
Miniopen TLIF/ALIF
Osteotomy Techniques
Spine Microsurgery
Spinal Cord Stimulation
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Hands-On Cadaveric Workshop 5th Nov 2013
Hands-On Cadaveric Workshop Peripheral Nerves Surgery 5th Nov 2013
Surgical Approaches to:
- Brachial Plexus
- Upper Extremity Peripheral Nerves
- Lower Extremity Peripheral Nerves
Conduits and End-to-Side Neurorrhaphy
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
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Hands-On Cadaveric Workshop 6th Nov 2013
Hands-On Cadaveric Workshop Total Knee Asthroplasty 6th Nov 2013 – GMU, UAE
High Flex
Ligament Balancing
Management of Deformities
Computer Assisted Surgery
Revision Strategies
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European Spine Course Diploma – 31st Oct – 3rd Nov 2013
European Spine Course Diploma
31st Oct – 3rd Nov 2013, Dubai, UAE
Module 1 (English):
Basic Comprehensive Course
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Module 5 (English):
Revisions and Complications
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Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi honours orthopedic specialists at GMU
Monday, March 18, 2013 9:11:04 AM (IST)
Ajman: Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi honours orthopedic specialists at GMU
Media Release
Ajman, Mar 18: Osteoarthritis pain is one of the most common problems for orthopaedic surgeons as well family practitioners around the world – Expert
Leading experts from all over UAE discussed various issues related to Orthopedics during the National Conference on Updates in Orthopedics, which was organized by the Department of Orthopedics, GMC Hospital Ajman at GMU Campus in Ajman on March 16.
Delivering a talk on total knee arthroplasty – specifically in Asian knees, Dr Shaher Hasanain orthopedic surgeon, American Hospital Dubai said that 'Medical literature has documented some unique features of the Asian knee'. We believe that there are systemic, anatomical, and functional features that are unique in Asian patients."
"Activities of daily living in Asians require high flexion and surgeons should always strive to obtain better flexion and use implants which are friendlier to flexion. Most patients submit to surgery at advanced stage which makes surgery more challenging, requiring less bone resection and more soft tissue release," felt Dr Hasanain.
Dr Chris Whately medical director, Medcare Orthopedics and Spine Hospital, Dubai said that Osteoarthritis pain is one of the most common problems for orthopaedic surgeons as well family practitioners around the world.
"The advantages of Intralaminar minimally invasive discectomy are the same as those for discectomy but the immediate postoperative effects are reduced allowing a more rapid rehabilitation and return to previous activities. Reduced size of incision also represents an aesthetic advantage," said professor Seyed Mohsen Mahmoodi.
MISS' option for lumbar DDD by Dr Zbiggy J Brodzinsky, senior consultant Orthopaedic spinal surgeon, DBAJ, skin covers in hand professor Vijay Y. Gawande, orthopedic surgeon Prime Medical Center, arthroscopy – principles and its role in orthopedic surgeries, Dr Mohammed Zakeer Ahmed, orthopedic surgeon, GMC Hospital Fujairah were the other topics covered during the conference.
Over 150 doctors, medics and nurses participated in the event which was accredited by Ministry of health for 6 CME Hrs.
Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi honored leading specialists from UAE during the conference.
Present on the occasion to receive the awards were Dr Ahmed Kazim, Former chief of orthopedic department, Rashid Hospital, Dubai, Dr Mohamed Fouad, head of orthopedic department, Al Baraha Hospital, Dr Chris Whatley, chief of orthopaedic surgery, and medical director, Medcare Hospital, Dubai, professor Vijay Gawande, specialist orthopaedic and hand surgeon, Prime Medical Center, Dubai, Dr Seyed Mohsen Mahmoodi, consultant orthopedic surgeon, Canadian Specialist Hospital, Dubai, Dr Rashed Al Shaeel, head of Orthopedic Department, Mafraq Hospital, Abu Dhabi, Dr Hesham Alkhatib, Consultant Orthopedics and Trauma, Dubai Health Authority, and Dr Matthias Honl, head of orthopaedic department, Neuro Spinal Hospital, Dubai.
Responding to the award, Dr Ahmed Kazim said that the conference was well organized and well presented.
"The members of orthopaedic community chosen by the GMU were most deserving. I wish to thank the management for this honor," he said
Dr Hesham Alkhatib said "I am really honored to be selected for this award. It is inspiring and motivating to get such an award recognizing our hard work. I feel honored to receive this award from Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi and thank Thumbay Moideen for giving this honor. I am impressed with the infrastructure at the GMU."
Dr. Vijay Gawande said that the presentation of awards by His Highness Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi to the outstanding orthopedic surgeons of UAE was a good idea put forward by the president of Gulf Medical University. I extend my thanks for this honor.
"We could see how innovative it was to thank the senior orthopaedic surgeons who served the community for years. I feel humbled to be amongst very senior professionals like Ahmed Kazim, Dr Fouad, Dr Hesham Al Khateeb and all others. I wish to thank Sheikh Rashid of Ajman and Thumbay Moideen for their great gesture to honor us" said Dr Seyed Mahmoodi.
Dr Matthias Honl said "I feel sincerely honored and privileged that you have invited me to be part of this valuable award ceremony to honor leading orthopedic specialists at Gulf."
"It was indeed a prestigious moment in receiving my award from the hands of Sheikh Rashid Bin Humaid AI Nuaimi and Mr. Thumbay Moideen. The Conference of Gulf Medical University showed state of art of orthopedics like in America and Germany. It was a great pride and delight that I could be part of it," he said.
"This recognition extremely encourages me about future opportunity to perform research, education and clinic work in partnership with Gulf Medical University," he added.
He continues to say "The Award was extraordinary for me and shows that our work makes significant contributions to the community, our Emirati patients as well all expats which are well accepted and recognized in the United Arab Emirates."


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"For most Westerners, life after death has become unthinkable
and — along with death itself — a tabooed subject. . . . Most thinking Westerners would rather not think about:
What will happen to me after I die?"-- Dr. Ian Stevenson,
renowned researcher into life-death issues
"For most Westerners, life after death has become unthinkable
and — along with death itself — a tabooed subject. . . . Most thinking Westerners would rather not think about:
What will happen to me after I die?"-- Dr. Ian Stevenson,
renowned researcher into life-death issues
Sooner or later, each of us is confronted with the question of
our own mortality. And, for better or worse, the awareness of our mortality compels us to address the core, to reflect upon
our true identities, to seek answers to that ultimate question of questions: Who am I?
And, yet, because mortality is a key unlocking the doorway to
ourselves — indeed, precisely for that very reason — we rarely use it. We're so afraid that we will open
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to be unlocked. Is it any wonder that we design our lives and busy ourselves from dawn to dusk with activities which rob us
of the time to soberly take up the meaning of life? No matter what we do, though, the question will not go away. Life will
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Most of us want to believe that life has a meaning and that true
happiness is our manifest destiny. Existential angst and lament lead nowhere. How, though, does an educated person today come
to an experiential, genuine conviction that there is a deeper meaning beneath the surface of his or her life; that this life
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that each of us is a deposit of immortality?
That is the question.
And it is a question with enormous ramifications for our well-being
in this life. An often heard remark, especially from those in grief or afflicted with a terminal illness, is: "I would like
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how to believe."
And so it is with many educated people today. Whether it is fear
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the fear of being alone, the fear over the prospect of nonexistence, or some other related fear, the inability to satisfactorily
address life's one certainty — death — creates an existential emptiness one need not even be cognizant of
to have its effects felt.
Carl Jung said that he had never met a patient over forty whose
problems did not root back to fear of his approaching death. Author Larry Dossey, MD, says that "fear of death has caused
more misery in human history than all the diseases put together." Perhaps no one has more poignantly or poetically summed
up the situation than King David who likened this life to "a valley overshadowed by death." Indeed, the fear of death is an
ever-present subconscious, if not conscious, anxiety hanging over and all around us, producing its own kind of psychic fall-out
which can permeate life until it slowly eats away at a person's well-being.
One way or another each of us lives with the anxiety of death.
Yet, the truly sad part is that few deal with that fact until they hit forty-something or until a desperate situation is forced
upon them. And that is sad because for whatever negative fall-out fear of death can inflict upon the psyche, at the same time
it can sensitize a person to a beautiful side of life like nothing else. We take life for granted. The fish, whose whole being
is in the sea, does not feel the water. Only when it raises its head above the surface does it become aware of the absence
of the water that sustains it. Similarly, human beings. A human, whose being is in "life," does not feel "life" . . . until
it is almost taken away. Our vision is beclouded by a myopia called life. In order to understand life we must somehow get
outside of it.
One way of getting "outside it" is to survive what is commonly
called a near-death experience. Witness the words of one such person.
"I remember I knew that everything, everywhere in the universe
was OK, that the plan was perfect. That whatever was happening — the wars, famine, whatever — was OK. Everything
was perfect…. And the whole time I was in that state… I was just an infinite being… knowing that…
you're home forever. That you're safe forever. And that everybody else was."
Research has shown that survivors of near death (people who have
what is called a "near death experience," or "NDE" for short) are almost all changed for the good. Specifically, they grow
up to be physically healthier and have fewer psychosomatic complaints; they are happier, exhibit stronger family ties, show
more "zest" for living, and have a greatly diminished fear of death; similarly, they tend to do more community work, give
more charity, and are often in helping professions. Even those who had a near death experience as the result of a suicide
attempt were found to be significantly less likely to try it again. Not surprisingly, studies also confirm that virtually
everyone who has had an actual NDE invariably comes to some kind of belief in an afterlife, even those who formerly considered
themselves atheists. It follows, then, that the discovery and awareness of one's immortality is the foundation of a
healthy psychological constitution. At the very least, it can safely be said that conviction in one's immortality radically
improves the quality of one's present life.
Short of nearly dying, though, is there a way to turn fear of
death into zest for life?
Yes. That is one of the underlying assumptions of this book.
The secret is having a vista open up; a new perspective that transcends our inherent myopia. One who comes to genuinely view
this existence in a larger perspective weathers life's frustrations more easily and revels in its triumphs more intensely
than those who do not attain that same high ground. On the other hand, one who cannot see through the mirror of temporary,
physical existence, which reflects only shadows, feels truly bereft of life, true life. Time in such a sense is experienced
as nothing more than destruction of the moment. Such people have no choice other than to seek to kill time. Their days are
truly a fleeting shadow.
Consequently, one of the most important conclusions anyone can
draw while submerged in life's myopia — in this fishbowl of being and existence overshadowed by death —
is that they possess an immortal soul. How to help the educated, contemporary person feel more at ease with that is the first
issue we need to address.
source material and comprehensive information on the Jewish Tradition of the Afterlife (Olam Habah)… including parallels to modern scientific reserach."

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JACKSON, N.J. (AP) - A baboon is on the loose in New Jersey.
Police say they received two calls Thursday afternoon from people who saw the monkey.
One came from a driver who said the animal was near Interstate 195. The second came from a woman who said a baboon was sitting on her back porch in Jackson.
The baboon may have escaped from the nearby Six Flags Great Adventure's Monkey Jungle. The park has 150 baboons.
Park officials say they are not positive one of theirs is missing because the animals are not counted daily. The Great Adventure baboons are fenced in and implanted with microchips.
Officials say anyone who spots the roaming baboon should call police - and not approach the animal, even though baboons are not typically aggressive.
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Despite a recent mini-slump, third baseman Jeremie Tice is off to an impressive start in the Cleveland Indians organization.The sixth-round draft choice went into the weekend hitting .291 with nine extra-base hits for Mahoning Valley in the Class A New York-Penn League. The Dacula graduate was hitting well over .300 until a four-game hitless streak in which he was 0-for-15. He has six doubles, a triple, two homers and 11 RBIs in 28 games. Thanks to 18 walks, the former College of Charleston standout has a .402 on-base average. Tice, who turns 22 in September, was player of the year this spring in the Southern Conference. He hit .393 with 25 homers and a NCAA-best 83 RBIs. The Mahoning Valley team is based in Niles, Ohio. Green still cold at plate The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees are the hottest team in the Class AAA International League, winning 10 straight games before being stopped. But Nick Green's struggles at the plate continue. The former Atlanta Brave from Duluth went into the weekend hitting just .219 with seven homers and 31 RBIs. He was batting .175 in July. Green, 29, hit .313 with 21 homers in AAA last year, splitting time between Indianapolis and Tacoma. Carter having solid season Parkview graduate Anthony Carter is 8-4 with a 4.14 ERA in two Class A stops in the Chicago White Sox organization. The 22-year-old was 5-2 with a 2.77 ERA at Kannapolis of the South Atlantic League before being promoted in early June to Winston-Salem of the Carolina League, where he is 3-2 with a 6.12 ERA. The right-hander has 80 strikeouts to 25 walks in 1041/3 innings in his first year of full-season action. A 26th-round pick of the White Sox in 2005 out of Georgia Perimeter College , he was 5-3 with a 3.93 ERA last season in the rookie Pioneer League. Blackmon's streak ends Former North Gwinnett and Georgia Tech standout Charlie Blackmon had his hitting streak snapped at 13 games, but the outfielder was hitting .313 for Tri-City in the Class A Northwest League. The second-round draft choice of Colorado was named NWL player of the week on July 14 after hitting .565 over five games. He had four doubles and five RBIs during the stretch. Wood roughed up Since pitching a shutout in his second Class AA start, right-hander Blake Wood has struggled with Northwest Arkansas in the Texas League. He is 3-5 and has a 6.58 ERA. The 22-year-old former North Georgia and Georgia Tech pitcher was 3-2 with a 2.67 ERA at Wilmington of the Class A Carolina League before being promoted. The 2006 third-round pick of Kansas City has 108 strikeouts in 1091/3 innings. Plenty of Ks for Moreau Left-hander Nathan Moreau, an 11th-round draft choice by Baltimore, had 11 strikeouts in his first six innings with Aberdeen of the New York-Penn League. The former Parkview and Georgia Bulldogs pitcher allowed six hits and three earned runs in his three relief appearance. The 21-year-old issued just one walk. Cal Ripken Jr. owns the Maryland-based team. Side's average drops Outfielder Joey Side entered the weekend in a 3-for-31 slump, dropping his average to .281 with Visalia of the Class A California League. The slump followed a hot streak in which the former South Gwinnett and Georgia standout lifted his average well over .300. Side, 24, got a late start on the season because of an abdominal injury. The 2006 sixth-round draft choice by Arizona hit .291 last season in the Class A Midwest League. McHugh pitching well Collin McHugh pitched five innings in each of his past two starts for Kingsport, not allowing an earned run in either no-decision. The right-hander has a 2.31 ERA in seven games for the rookie Appalachian League team. McHugh, an 18th-round pick by New York Mets, played at Providence Christian and Berry College. The 21-year-old has 20 strikeouts and 11 walks with Kingsport. Kang team's RBI leader Tampa Bay outfield prospect K.D. Kang had a three-hit that included a triple and led Hudson Valley of the New York-Penn League with 18 RBIs going into the weekend. The Parkview grad had five doubles, three triples and three homers to go with a .252 average. The 20-year-old played in the rookie Appalachian League last season. Flanigan begins in Arizona First baseman Rob Flanigan hit .250 in his first 16 games with the San Francisco Giants' team in the rookie Arizona League. He had three extra-base hits and three RBIs. The South Gwinnett graduate was a NCAA Division II All-America this spring, hitting .403 with 20 homers and 74 RBIs.
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- Blackmon makes college to pro adjustment look easy ( August 10, 2008 )
- Kang streak lifts average to .305 ( September 2, 2008 )
- MINOR LEAGUE NOTES: Burnette's bat heats up ( August 21, 2010 )
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Thursday, 8th October, 2009, 06:54 PM #81
Gallant (Lvl 3)
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Edit: Also, in regards to stat layout. Is it possible to get beyond an 18 ability score using stat adjustment for race? Just want to clarify that as well. (Putting an 18 in Charisma for a Flamekin wouldn't make sense if it doesn't, as they get a +2 bonus to it)
Last edited by Theroc; Thursday, 8th October, 2009 at 08:20 PM.Characters in Living Worlds
Source Materials I am able to access:
Accessible at almost any time:
Complete Arcane
Complete Scoundrel
Complete Mage
Complete Divine
Libre Mortis
Heroes of Horror
Drow of the Underdark
Monster Manual 3.5E
Monster Manual 2
Psionics Handbook
Expanded Psionics Handbook
Spell Compendium
Tome of Magic
These I can access rarely:
Complete Adventurer
Complete Warrior
Complete Psionic
Races of Stone
Complete Champion
A few assorted Monstrous Manuals... I can't recall which ones.
I MAY be able to access the Forgotten Realms and Eberron Campaign settings.
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Thursday, 8th October, 2009, 07:04 PM #82
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Well, here's Metliz again. Hope this time she's fine!
Metliz is a cheerful person, she loves walking under the sunlight and running in the forests, he uses her hair wild, no quite clean, but any defect she have, vanish when her shiny smile apears in her face.Code:Name: Metliz Class: Shugenja Race: Human Size: Medium Gender: Female Alignment: Chaotic good Spirits of nature: Air Str: 14 +2 Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex: 18 +4 BAB: +0 HP: 10 (1d6+4) Con: 18 +4 Grapple: +2 Dmg Red: 0 Int: 12 +1 Speed: 30' Spell Res: 0 Wis: 15 +2 Init: +4 Spell Save: +4 Cha: 18 +4 ACP: 0 Spell Fail: 0% Base Armor Shld Dex Size Nat Misc Total Armor: 10 +2 +0 +4 +0 +0 +0 16 Touch: 14 Flatfooted: 12 Base Mod Misc Total Fort: 0 +4 +4 Ref: 0 +4 +4 Will: 2 +2 +4 Weapon Attack Damage Critical Quartefstaff +2 1d6+3 20x2 Light crosbow(80f) +4 1d8 19-20x2 Languages: Comon, Elven Class: Sense Elements 3 Elemental Focus: Air (Soshi) Feats: Point blank shot, Combat casting. Skill Points: 24 Max Ranks: Skills Ranks Mod Misc Total Concentration 4 +4 +8 Diplomacy 4 +4 +8 Craft(alchemy) 4 +1 +5 Heal 4 +2 +6 Knowledge (Religion) 4 +1 +5 Spellcraft 4 +1 +5 Equipment: Cost Weight Sacred ofuda 15gp 3lb Spell component pouch 5gp 2lb Light Crosbow 35gp 4lb Quarterstaff 4lb Flint and steel 1gp - Backpack 2gp 2lb Bedroll 1sp 5lb Fishook 1sp - Rope, Hemp 1gp 10lb Ration, Trail(3 day) 15sp 3lb Scroll case 1gp 0.5lb inkpen 1sp vial of ink 8gp Scroll paper x10 2gp clothes 0lb Bolts(30) 3gp 3lb waterskin 1p 4lb Leather armor 10gp 15lb Weight 55lb light: 58, medium: 59-116, heavy: 117-175 Spell DC: 4 (Cha) + Spell Level +10 base +1(conditional; Air) Shugenjas Spells: Level 0: (5/day) Cure Minor Wounds Daze Flare Detect magic Ghostly sounds Level 1: (4/day) Disguise self Burning hands Sleep Age: 15 Height: 1.8 meters Weight: 60 kg Eyes: Green Hair: Blond Skin: Tanned
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Friday, 9th October, 2009, 12:16 AM #83
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Friday, 9th October, 2009, 01:01 AM #84
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Metliz Review #3....
....you still haven't fixed Strength or Wisdom for Metliz; one of those should be a 15. Your Shugenja School should be listed as Soshi, because you selected spells from the Soshi School list. Metliz should be 15 years old.
A scroll case is 1 gold. The 10 sheets of paper are 4 gold. Each waterskin costs 1 gold and weighs 4 pounds. The crossbow weighs 4 pounds. Every 10 crossbow bolts weigh 1 pound. It's not clear how many waterskins you've got now. If you want to just have a light load, make it 2 waterskins, which is 8 pounds (4 each) and 2 gold pieces.
You're carrying 48 pounds, plus whatever your unlisted number of waterskins weighs (56 pounds if you make it 2 waterskins as noted above). Clothes worn do not count towards carried weight for encumbrance. Since I've already reviewed Metliz twice, I'm not gonna bother any further in trying to help you pick out the last few items for her gold to be spent on. Whatever gold she hasn't spent after you fix her sheet next will just be lost. If you want to get her any further supplies or items, add them to her sheet in your next revision of it.
Friday, 9th October, 2009, 01:45 AM #85
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Falryn's Review, Again
I asked you to edit your original character sheet post, rangerjohn, not the second one where you just quoted yourself..... The quote version is harder to read with the italics and all.
Your armor bonus should be +3 now that you've switched to Studded Leather. However, your total AC is correctly listed as 18, and your flat-footed AC is correctly listed as 13, so this is only a minor typo.
You STILL have 4 skill points left to spend with Falryn. Your max skill rank listing is still off, and should be 4/2. Your Climb total should be +9. Your Jump total should be +7.
You spend a tiny bit too much; just drop 1 sunrod and that'll suffice for simplicity's sake (that's worth a bit more than the excess, but you don't really need that many sunrods). You should add one or two sacks to your gear, for carrying the toolkits and tent since they're rather bulky and won't both fit into your backpack alongside everything else. You still don't have Falryn's current, medium, and heavy loads listed on the sheet.
Your carried weight should be 124 pounds, a medium load. Strength 18 yields a light load capacity of 100 pounds, a medium load of up to 200 pounds, and a heavy load of up to 300 pounds. To avoid the drawbacks of a medium load in combat, you'll have to remove your backpack and sacks of gear before combat, or suffer the speed reduction, 2-point AC reduction, and -3 armor check penalty of the medium load. Outside of combat it won't matter much.
Friday, 9th October, 2009, 02:10 AM #86
Myrmidon (Lvl 10)
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Holly cow! Am I too stupid or you too nitpick? =P Character revised. If I don't add anything else to equipment, is because I don't want to, so that's one less thing for you to worry about.
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Friday, 9th October, 2009, 02:42 AM #87
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You check out my stuff yet by any chance ark?
Friday, 9th October, 2009, 05:23 AM #88
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I think this is it, finally.
Code:Angrboda, Mother of the Hu-Charad Class: Wood Witch Race: Hu-Charad (AE Giant) Size: Medium Gender: Female Alignment: N Str: 20 +5 Level: 1 XP: 0000 / 0000 Dex: 14 +2 (+1 pt.) BAB: +0 HP: 8 (1d6+2) Current: 8 Con: 14 +2 (+2 pt.) Grapple: +5 [HP: 9 during Chi-Julud] Int: 16 +3 (+1 pt.) Speed: 30' SF: 10% Wis: 18 +4 Init: +2 Cha: 13 +1 (+1 pt.) ACP: -0 Base Armor Shld Dex Size Nat Misc Armor: 14 10 +2 +0 +2 +0 +0 (+1)* Touch: 12 Flat-footed: 12 *Luck bonus vs. weapons containing wood. See Witchery below. Base Mod Misc Fort: +2 0 +2 +0 Ref: +2 0 +2 +0 Will: +6 2 +4 +0 Weapon Attack Damage Critical Bare fist (nonlethal) +5 1d3+5 x2 Javelin +2 1d6+5 x2 30 ft. increment Living Blade (Greatsword)+5 2d6+7* 19-20/x2 *2d6+11 against nonliving targets [Chi-Julud Living Blade +9 2d6+13 19-20/x2] Languages: Common, Giant, Dwarven, Elven, Orc ABILITIES: Hu-Charad Base Abilities - Ability modifiers: +2 Str, -2 Dex - Giant type - Medium size - +2 racial bonus to Diplomacy, Sense Motive, & Craft Witch Abilities - Proficient with simple weapons, light armor, shields - Witchery: If attacked by a ranged or melee weapon containing wood, the wood witch gains a +1 luck bonus to Armor Class. - Living Blade: The wood witch creates a short sword, longsword, or greatsword out of wood. The witch is proficient with the blade, which operates in all ways like a normal sword except that it inflicts upon nonliving targets additional damage equal to the witchs Wisdom bonus per hit; witches with no Wisdom bonus gain no benefit from this ability. Only the witch who created it can use the sword. He can create it at will, requiring a standard action. The sword disappears when out of the witchs grasp. Spells (any simple available) DC 14 +spell level 0 lv. Spell slots 3 1st lv. Spell slots 1 Spells readied: 0 level: Canny Effort, Contact, Sense Thoughts 1st level: Transfer Wounds (Lesser) -- material components required or casting time doubled, without somantic/verbal components double casting time again Feats: Chi-Julud (Ceremonial) AE pg. 131 [full round, DC 15 Concentration to achieve] Born Leader (Talent) +4 Diplomacy; +1 DC to compulsion spells/spell-like abilities. Skill Points: 28 Max Ranks: 4/2 Skills Total Ranks Mod Misc Concentration +6 4 +2 Craft (Stonemasonry) +7 2 +3 +2 (racial) Craft (Tattoo) +9 4 +3 +2 (racial) Diplomacy +7 0 +1 +2 (racial) +4 (talent) Knowledge (Architecture) +5 2 +3 Knowledge (Ceremony) +7 4 +3 Knowledge (Giant) +5 0 +3 +2 (racial) Knowledge (Nature) +7 4 +3 Sense Motive +10 4 +4 +2 (racial) Survival +8 4 +4 [During Chi-Julud, the following skills alter to have a new total as listed: Concentration +7; Diplomacy +6; Sense Motive +6; Survival +4] Equipment: Cost Weight Javelin (x3) 3g 6 lbs. Leather Jack 10g 15 lbs. Explorers outfit (worn) 10g -- Witchbag (component pouch) 5g 3 lbs. Backpack 2g 2 lbs. -Bedroll 1s 5 lbs. -Blanket, winter 5s 3 lbs. -Rations (10 days) 50s 10 lbs. -Waterskin (x3) 3g 12 lbs. -Soap 5s 1 lbs. -Artisans tools (stonemason) 5g 5 lbs. -Block & tackle 5g 5 lbs. -Rope, silk (50 ft.) 10g 5 lbs. -Artisans tools (tattoo) 5g 5 lbs. -Fishing net 4g 5 lbs. -Iron pot 5s 2 lbs. -Shovel 2g 8 lbs. Pouch, belt 1g .5 lbs. -Flint & Steel 1g -Whetstone 2c 1 lbs. Chickens (20) 40c Pigs (10) 30g Goats (10) 10g Barrel 2g 30 lbs. -Canvas (7x7 yards) 49s 49 lbs. -Salt, 5 lbs. 25g -Seed stock, 20 lbs. ? Iron, 50 lbs. 50s Total Weight: 97.5 lb Lgt Med Hvy Lift Push Load: 133 266 400AppearanceAngrboda is taller than most creatures and heavier (69; 236 lbs.). While not a beauty she still carries herself with unusual grace and elegance for someone of her size. She is extremely muscular but well-rounded in hips and chest. Her skin is pale but heavily freckled; her hair long, curly, and a dark auburn in color; and her eyes a lively shade of hazel. Despite being newly created, physically she is as a young adult Hu-Charad: 60 years old.Personality/BackgroundWhen Angrboda Awoke she was filled with a sense of purpose. She knew right away that she was destined to be the mother of a powerful race and that it was her task, and that of her mate, to ensure not just the survival of her race but also its preeminence in the world to come. To that end Angrboda has worked: collecting things that she feels she may need in the days to come and stockpiling them and endeavoring to get with child.
Angrboda feels that there is some power beyond herself. Unlike others she has encountered who claim the patronage of some so-called 'god' Angrboda feels that power is more than just a being but more a force throughout all things, stronger in some places than others, perhaps stronger in some people than others, but a force that she can work with instead of for, a unity of being and one which she has yet felt to have in common with any of the others of the first generation. She wants to find a way to connect more strongly with this force and to open others' eyes to it. She is discovering certain small rituals aid her and is working to perfect them and through them her connection to this power.
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Friday, 9th October, 2009, 05:26 AM #89
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You don't learn bonus device powers for high Intelligence, just as a sorcerer doesn't get more spells known based on Charisma. So you only have 4 device powers known of 0-level and 2 known of 1st-level. Drop one of each level to fix that.Originally Posted by Willette
You should also have Sylvan among your set of automatic languages. Technically, Elven is an automatic language for you, but Common is one of your bonus languages for high Intelligence.
Artificer Item isn't a feat, it's a class feature that lets you create items with your device powers. So pick a feat for 1st-level.Originally Posted by Willette
You should note Weapon Familiarity (Gnome Hooked Hammer), +1 to Illusion spell save DCs, and Spell-Like Abilities (Dancing Lights, Ghost Sound, Prestidigitation, 1/day each, caster level 1st, save DC 11) on the sheet. Also, note the +4 Hide bonus for Small size next to the Small size details.
Appraise is Intelligence-based, so its modifier should be 4 and total should be 6. Profession needs a specific specialty, just like craft skills; apothecary, engineer, or siege engineer would be the most appropriate options. The Alchemy skill is Craft (Alchemy) in 3.5 and should be noted as such. Use Magic Device IS NOT a class skill for you. It will only become one after you reach high levels in the class. Replace those 4 ranks in UMD with something else.Originally Posted by Willette
Studded Leather weighs 10 pounds for Small characters. Waterskins weigh 1 pound each for Small characters. Your actual carried load is 34 pounds. Your light load capacity is 43.5 pounds, medium load is 87 pounds, and heavy load is 131.25 pounds (I know that's just nitpicking).Originally Posted by Willette
The Flare Goggles need to have their second slot noted. Goggles slot + either the belt slot or cloak slot, depending on how they're built (back-mounted mini-generator or belt-mounted battery pack?). Also, why Goggles? Flare zaps a critter with a pulse of bright light to dazzle them, so it's not really something you'd use to enhance your vision. Fine with me if you want it to be a goggle device though, just not sure why that choice was made for it.
Elidar's age should be 80 years. Normally the minimum for a young adult gnome is 40 years, but Forest Gnomes are even longer lived, averaging 500 year lifespans, so I'm going to say that each of their age categories lasts twice as long as those of other gnomes, except that their maximum age is still 3d% (3d100) years beyond Venerable.
1. Use Magic Device is not a class skill at low levels; only high-level artificers develop any ability to utilize magic to some degree. Concentration is unnecessary for the artificer.Originally Posted by Willette
As noted in the book, activating a device is a standard action that does not provoke AoOs, and cannot be interrupted, and anyone can activate it (you can give the devices to allies or trade them away if desired).
I didn't want to alter the class' basic traits or first 10 levels. But admittedly, it doesn't make much sense for them to not have Open Locks as a class skill, nor to lack any decent trap-disarming capacity with all their technological expertise. So I *guess* I'll houserule in Open Locks as a class skill for them, and Trapfinding at 1st-level as a class feature like the rogue. Also, since Alchemy is a class skill for the class' 3.0 version (and in 3.0 it's a prestige class for dabblers in the arcane), I'm saying the artificer can use Craft (Alchemy) without being a spellcaster.
2a. Each device takes up 1 or 2 slots (your first device and the bonus devices gained later are all 2-slot items, using either the belt or cloak slot and any single other slot). You can use a weapon and shield (or just a two-handed weapon) and still use your devices, but it does take a free hand to activate a device (flipping switches, adjusting dials, cranking gears, pulling triggers, etc.), so a light shield or buckler would not interfere (those leave your hand free enough to handle other objects).
Switching between devices that use the same slots would take as much time as changing a piece of clothing; something in the belt slot would probably take a full-round action to remove, for instance, to unbuckle and unstrap and set down, while a cloak slot item (a flamethrower's fuel tank and such for instance) might just be a move action to remove. It'll depend on the individual device and the slots it occupies. Of course this is irrelevant until you accumulate 2 or 3 more devices.
2b. Artificer items need to use either the belt or cloak slot as their second slot. A Shocking Grasp Gauntlet would be fine, but cost 10 more GP than the current Flare Goggles and have only 5 charges. You'll be able to acquire materials to create additional items during play, but you'll have to find them or find NPCs who've got them (such as finding an NPC who is mining for metals).
2c. Your devices are separate from normal armor and weapons, and don't actually take up a hand (though they need to be triggered by a free hand). You can't have an impact-triggered counterattacking device, nor a weapon that has added effects on impact. The gnome in the Magic of Faerun picture is carrying a Launch Bolt device with many charges (bolts) remaining, essentially similar to a normal crossbow with only minor differences. And wearing goggles of some other device power, probably See Invisibility or Detect Poison, and wearing a harness/gauntlet of what's probably a Bull's Strength device.
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Friday, 9th October, 2009, 05:29 AM #90
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Alright made the changes (i hope they were on a different page) and teh background was done i copy/pasted it in it doesn't really have his seven days just his birth
Code:Name: Forge Class: Paladin Race: Human Size: Medium Gender: Male Alignment: Lawful Good Deity: Torm Str: 18 +4 Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex: 13 +1 BAB: +1 HP: 15 (1d10+2+3) Con: 14 +2 Grapple: +5 Dmg Red: none Int: 16 +3 Speed: 20' Spell Res: 0% Wis: 16 +3 Init: +1 Spell Save: 13+ spell lvl Cha: 18 +4 ACP: -5 Spell Fail: 0% Base Armor Shld Dex Size Nat Misc Total Armor: 10 +5 +1 16 Touch: 11 Flatfooted: 15 Base Mod Misc Total Fort: 2 +2 +4 Ref: 0 +1 +1 Will: 0 +3 +3 Weapon Attack Damage Critical Range Greatsword +5 2d6+6 19-20x2 --- Dagger,mw(melee) +5 1d4+4 19-20x2 --- Dagger,mw(thrown) +2 1d4+4 19-20x2 10' Languages: Common, Elven, Dwarven, Goblinoid Abilities: Human traits (phb pg13), Aura of good, detect evil,smite evil1/day Feats: Prof. with all simple and martial weapons, proficient with all types of armor (heavy, medium, and light) and with all shields (except tower shields), Toughness(lvl1), Skill Focus- Craft(Blacksmithing)(human bonus) Skill Points/lvl: 6/lvl Max Ranks: 4/2 Skill points: 24 Skills Ranks Mod Misc Total Concentration 4 +2 +6 Craft(blacksmithing) 4 +3 +3 +10 Craft(armorsmithing) 1 +3 +4 Craft(weaponsmithing) 1 +3 +4 Knowledge(religion) 2 +3 +5 Sense Motive 4 +3 +7 Appraise(cc) 1 +3 +4 Spot(cc) 2 +3 +5 Kowledge(architecture& 1 +3 +4 engineering)(cc) Equipment: Cost Weight Artisan's Outfit free --- Chainmail 150gp 40lb Greatsword 50gp 8lb Dagger 2gp 1lb Holy Symbol,silver 25gp 1lb Backpack 2gp 2lb -artisan's tools 5gp 5lb -trail rations(2days) 1gp 2lb -waterskins(2) 1gp 8lb -torches(4) 4cp 4lb -flint&steel 1gp --- -whetstone 2cp 1lb -fishhook 1sp --- -piton(2) 2sp 1lb -candles 4cp --- Bedroll 1sp 5lb -blanket,winter 5sp 3lb Rope(hempen,50') 1gp 10lb Total Weight:93lb Money: starting= 240gp spent= 240gp leftover = 0gp Lgt Med Hvy Lift Push Max Weight: 100 200 300 600 1,500 Age: 15 Height: 5'11" Weight: 165lb Eyes: light brown Hair: brown Skin: lightOrigin
tink, tink, clang, What is that? tink, tink, clang, Could that be me? Who am I? tink, tink, clang, That sound it makes me feel warm ,so very warm. tink, tink, clang, Sound? Feel? Warm? What are these things? I don't know how but I seem to understand. tink, tink, clang, Is that the sound of me? My heart? No the sound is the same as my heart. tink, tink, clang, tink, tink, clang,
It is dark and could around me. Where am I? the sound keeps me warm. tink, tink, clang, I am me that sound comes from somewhere then where am I? tink, tink, clang, I need to find a way out. Why is it warm here? I am kept warm, am I safe? tink, tink, clang, Safe? What is that? I am here and nothing can hurt me, who would hurt me? Why? I need to become sharper, stronger, no I am not ready to leave. tink, tink, clang, tink, tink, clang,
Ah I am almost ready, What do I need to be ready for? My world is the dark, the sound, and the warmth, but there is hurt outside of the darkness, there is pain, Ow what was that? tink, tink, clang, Do I really have to come out of the dark? What is it I must do? Really I can become more than I am? What would you have me do? Then outside the darkness is what? tink, tink, clang, tink, tink, clang, tink, tink, clang, Yes do it I am ready.
Quench in the spirit of purity
Shaped by the will of wisdom
Sharpened by the knowledge of the Gods
Forge steps forth from the very thing for which he is named.
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Need mid-range recommendations for first-time trip (staying in WeHo & Santa Monica)
- Mulan Aug 30, 2009 07:31 PM
My husband and I are DC hounds visiting Southern California for the first time in mid-September. Would like chow recommendations for breakfast and dinner (we usually skip lunch). We will be staying at Le Montrose Hotel in West Hollywood for 3 nights, then Fairmont Santa Monica for 2 nights so ideally restaurants that are walking distance from those hotels. We are interested in American, French, Italian, continental, and seafood. Not as interested in ethnic as we already have great ethnic cuisine in the DC area. We don't need to slum, but don't need to go to Gordon Ramsay's restaurant either. I'd say limit of $20 for a dinner entrée. Breakfast needs to include eggs as my husband disdains "continental breakfast". Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Depends how far you're willing to walk... I think walking for WeHo is going to be harder than SaMo.
Near the Fairmont:
Bay Cities Deli
Tudor House for tea/goodies
Joe's Pizza
Ye Olde King's Head
Ocean Ave Seafood
Jinky's for breakfast
Bar Pinxto for tapas
Musha - Japanese - I know you said no ethnic but it's close and good
Near Le Montrose: (you will have to walk...)
Duke's Coffee Shop
The Abbey (primarily gay bar but really fun atmosphere and good drinks and snack/lunch/light meal eats or pastries)
Emme & Wolfgang have good suggestions, and I like all of their options. However, Huckleberry (at least on the weekends) is a crowded nightmare until after 2 p.m.
Near the Fairmount Santa Monica: The Penthouse at the Huntley is fantastic for cocktails at happy hour. I also like Copa d'Oro's hour. Fritto Misto is a good choice for a casual lunch, and I also recommend Rustic Canyon for lovely California style dinner.
I think a limit of $20/entree is not going to be possible. Nevertheless, here are what I think are the best values (i.e. good food that is not over-priced), in no particular order, within a 1-mile radius of your Santa Monica hotel:
Annisette Brasserie (good food, authentic-styled brasserie)
Rustic Canyon Wine Bar (good cooking across the board, great burger)
Musha (good Japanese tapas, inexpensive)
Riva (solid, innovative Italian w/ stylish decor)
This post has some good suggestions: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/648161
In West Hollywood...
- Italian: Amarone is a great reco, also consider Vivoli
- American/breakfast: Hugo's, The Griddle, Caffe Primo
I would also strongly suggest Tony's Steakhouse. All steaks are $25 and come with 2 side dishes plus potatoes. And they have $5 martini's!
For Santa Monica - just had dinner at Rustic Canyon and it was excellent, but might be a little pricey for the budget.
WeHo - Tender Greens close by on Santa Monica blvd. and Yatai a little farther East on Sunset are easily within the budget. I eat at both places regularly; consistent, good vibe, good prices, good food. Watch out for the Sunset Plaza restaurants - tourist trap, just saying (sorry, but I count Tony's as Sunset Plaza material). For breakfast I would do Jinky's or the Griddle (the Griddle can be very busy and it's probably 1.5 miles walk, but the portions are crazy - 2 people can split) . Duke's I haven't been to in years, but it was okay back then. Mel's is well, it's Mel's. For yogurt - the Yogurt Stop on SM. For Pizza - Joe's on Sunset or a longer walk, we have Vito's on La Cienega. The Abbey IS a very nice atmosphere, but the drinks are underwhelming for the prices they charge. Everybody else in town is doing 2 for 1 or happy hour. There's also Bossa Nova across from the Abbey. Mexico down SM blvd. has decent drinks and a few nice things on the menu even if the place is weird beyond words. I had a good meal at Amarone, but the service wasn't as good.
re: ahuacatl
Joe's (in Venice @ Abbot Kinney) has a spectacular 15$ breakfast / brunch menu.
re: sshumaker
I would also add that Joe's is one of the best restaurants for dinner on the Westside. Don't pass over the seared tuna and foie gras.
Yatai and Amarone are both really great choices given your West Hollywood location and cost parameters.
On the lower end (money-wise, not flavor-wise) Vito's and Pinches Tacos should be considered.
Luques is not too far and relatively easy to sit at the bar and not spend too much over your budget.
fwiw, this doesn't help your search,
imho, LA is most lacking in good 'mid-range' restaurants.
we have a great supply of unbelievably terrrific ethnic low-end restaurants and a good number of very nice, high end, fine-dining restaurants.
the middle range that you requested is the most difficult to fill.
also, the areas in which you are interested are high rent areas.
I live in West Hollywood in the same Norma Triangle neighborhood where the Montrose is located. For breakfast/brunch, I would suggest La Conversation on Doheny which does excellent egg dishes. Dan Tana on Santa Monica is old school Italian and very much an industry hangout. If you like hanging out with Euro-trash types driving Lamborghinis, there are a number of cafes near Sunset Plaza which are moderately priced such as Cafe Med and Le Clafoutis, although that's a bit of longer walk.
Most of the places in easy walking distance from your hotel are either going to be rather pricey (Palm, Gordon Ramsay) or night-clubby (Eleven, Abbey, Ketchup) or both. There are also a lot of places that provide a bite to eat for people going to the straight or gay bars on Sunset and Santa Monica, respectively, and that leave much to be desired from a culinary standpoint.
re: houndofmusic
I am not a breakfast dude but La Conversation is a good thought for the 'hood and made me think of Salades De Provence as another nearby reasobly priced option.
FWIW, Dan Tana is expensive as all hell.
Not too far from the eastern edge of the Santa Monica border is the newish Westside Tavern. Good food, good service, nice interior and reasonable prices.
Westside Tavern
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Fatal accident on Indiana Toll Road at Howe
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January 25, 2008
HOWE, Ind.. Â? Indiana State Police were investigating a fatal accident on the Indiana Toll Road near the Howe, Ind., exit at 3:30 p.m. today. Traffic on the eastbound side of the road where the accident happened was being detoured off the road. The Howe exit is Indiana 9. It becomes Michigan 66 and goes to Sturgis. A portion of the Toll Road was shut down Friday afternoon after the fatal accident. Police believe that at about 2:30 p.m., a westbound car crossed the median and struck an eastbound semi-truck near milemarker 111 in LaGrange County.
New rates take effect Saturday on Indiana Toll Road
May 28, 2006
GRANGER, Ind. (AP) Â? New rates for trucks will take effect Saturday in the first Indiana Toll Road rate change in more than 20 years. To travel the entire 157-mile length of the Toll Road, a typical five-axle semi-trailer will pay $18, compared to the current rate of $14.55. Currently, a more complicated formula is used to determine toll rates based on the number of axles and the number of tires. The new rate structure is based on the number of axles only. Although typical semi-trailers will pay 24 percent more under the new system, some buses, RVs and small delivery vehicles will see a price decrease, said Indiana Toll Road Director Mike McPhillips.
Fatal truck crash closes lanes on Indiana Toll Road
February 9, 2007
HAMMOND, Ind. (AP) - A semitrailer struck the median on the Indiana Toll Road and burst into flames, killing the driver, a Hammond firefighter said Friday. All eastbound lanes of the Tollway remained closed as of 6:15 a.m. Central time Friday near Calumet Avenue in Hammond and only one westbound lane was open, Indiana State Police said. Truck driver Mary Rupright of Portage was driving behind the truck and saw it crash shortly after 11 p.m. "I just saw it go up in flames," she said. The truck "just swerved and kind of catapulted and exploded.
Indiana Toll Road workers approve representation by Teamsters
Tribune Staff Report
December 14, 2007
SOUTH BEND Â? Some 244 full-time and part-time toll collectors along the Indiana Toll Road will be represented by the Teamsters union. The workers voted 108 to 103 on Friday in favor of representation by four Teamsters union locals, including South Bend-based Local 364. Â?It shows you that when the employees have an issue they can stand together and achieve much,Â? said Bobby Dobbs, business agent for Teamsters Local 364. The narrow victory is the first successful unionization effort for the Teamsters on the Toll Road.
5 killed in crash on Indiana Toll Road
August 2, 2006
BRISTOL, Ind. (AP) Â? A semi plowed into a line of vehicles stopped in a construction zone on the Indiana Toll Road, killing five people, state police said. The fiery crash occurred about 4 p.m. Tuesday about two miles west of the Bristol exit, said state police spokesman Sgt. Trent Smith. Two women, two children and one man were killed, Smith said. The man was identified as Clyde Robert, 57, of Stanley, Wis., state police said Wednesday. He was driving a semitrailer.
Indiana Toll Road amendment finds critics in county
JAMES WENSITS Tribune Political Writer
February 3, 2006
SOUTH BEND -- The St. Joseph County Commissioners may not always see eye to eye, but they were definitely all seeing red Thursday when it came to state Rep. Jackie Walorski. In addition to Walorski, Commissioner Steve Ross, D-District 2, extended his own wrath to include Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels, whom he accused of "playing politics" behind the scenes while pushing through legislation supporting his plan to lease the Indiana Toll Road to a foreign consortium for the next 75 years.
Update: 2 taken to hospital after Indiana Toll Road crash near South Bend
SBT24/7 News Report
November 3, 2009
All Indiana Toll Road lanes are open again after emergency crews worked to free people trapped in a sport utility vehicle that rolled over at mile marker 78.7 near South Bend, an Indiana State Police dispatcher said. Two people have been taken to a hospital, the dispatcher said this afternoon. The accident, dispatched about 11:20 a.m., was in the westbound lane just east of the University of Notre Dame exit, but all lanes were closed temporarily because of the equipment emergency workers used to extricate people from the SUV, a dispatcher said earlier.
Indiana Toll Road lanes blocked near South Bend after rollover accident
SBT24/7 News Report
November 3, 2009
All Indiana Toll Road lanes are blocked temporarily as emergency crews work to free people trapped in a sport utility vehicle that rolled over at mile marker 78.7 near South Bend, an Indiana State Police dispatcher confirmed this morning. The accident, dispatched about 11:20 a.m., was in the westbound lane just east of the University of Notre Dame exit, but all lanes are closed because of the equipment emergency workers are using to extricate people from the SUV, the dispatcher said. She said fire and ambulatory workers are on the scene.
Update: Indiana Toll Road lane free of restrictions after semi-truck rollover
SBT24/7 News Report
October 7, 2009
One westbound lane of the Indiana Toll Road has reopened Wednesday afternoon after a semi-truck accident Wednesday morning in LaPorte County at the 57 mile marker, Indiana Toll Road authorities announced. The trailer was carrying steel coils; the passing lane had been closed since morning for cleanup and guardrail repairs. The truck rolled over about 5:30 a.m. EDT, about five miles west of the LaPorte-St. Joseph County line. Indiana State Police at the Toll Road said the driver was trapped in the vehicle, and crews worked to free him. He was taken to a local hospital but there was no immediate word on his condition.
Update: 2 die in 20-vehicle pileup on Indiana Toll Road
January 14, 2009
PORTER, Ind. (AP) Â? Two people died in a 20-vehicle pileup in near-blizzard conditions on the Indiana Toll Road Wednesday, authorities said. Blowing snow reduced visibility at the time of the pileup, Toll Road spokesman Matt Pierce said. Some of the vehicles may have run off the road avoiding the initial crash. The National Weather Service said lake-effect snow and winds combined to create near-blizzard conditions. Don Parker of Wanatah, one of the drivers involved in the pileup, said the roadway became "like glass" and that vehicles began fishtailing when they slowed to avoid others in front of them.
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Intended for multiphoton excitation (MPE) and light sheet applications, XLPLN10XSVMP and XLSLPLN25XGMP support for range of refractive indices (RIs) and enable deep imaging of tissues treated with clearing agents as well as live-cell imaging and light sheet microscopy techniques. Dedicated objectives, which have 8 mm working distance and 400–1,600 nm transmittance range, also offer field number of 27.5 and correction collar. Latter allows compensation of refractive index mismatches.
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Barrington, NJ 08007
Apr 28, 2014
Helping reduce imaging system weight and size while maintaining optical performance, TECHSPEC® Compact Objective Assemblies (2X, 5X and 10X) optimize each objective to allow for shorter tube lengths. Products are offered with standardized 30 mm ODs and C-mount threading to facilitate integration into system subassemblies, and magnification is user-configurable via addition of spacers. Each lens includes broadband anti-reflection coating to provide even light transmission in VIS spectrum.
Edmund Optics
Barrington, NJ 08007
Apr 11, 2013
Available in 20X and 50X magnifications, Mitutoyo Glass Thickness-Compensated Infinity Corrected Objectives are suited for imaging objects through glass up to 3.5 mm thick in brightfield inspection microscopy and life sciences applications. These G Plan Apochromatic (Apo) objectives also suit such applications as imaging through coverslip or mediums such as agar, water, or nutrients. Products feature flat image surface over entire field of view.
Edmund Optics
Barrington, NJ 08007
Oct 08, 2012
Available in 4X–100X sizes, Olympus Plan Achromatic Objectives provide precise field flatness up to F.N.22 in brightfield, darkfield, or fluorescence microscopy. Olympus Plan Fluorite Objectives, available with high NA and oil immersion options in several sizes from 4X–100X, use multi-coatings to provide optimal flat field images from UV to NIR. Designed to reduce specimen damage, Olympus Long and Super Long Working Distance M-Plan Fluorite Objectives feature over 90% transmission from 400-700 nm.
Olympus Europa Holding GmbH
Hamburg 20097 Germany
Jul 30, 2012
Utilizing special sapphire glass in combination with low auto-fluorescence immersion oil, NA 1.7 APON100×HOTIRF enables imaging of intracellular molecules. Objective also provides optical performance required for super resolution applications and Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence (TIRF) co-localization studies, with extremely high spatial resolution generated by thin optical slices at surface of specimen. With magnification of 100X, objective is also suited for in-vitro TIRF microscopy.
Olympus Europa Holding GmbH
Hamburg 20097 Germany
Apr 30, 2012
With 8 mm working distance, 0.9 NA, and correction collar, XLSLPLN25XSVMP SCALEVIEW 25x objective lens enables deep imaging of tissues without requiring potentially damaging micro-dissections. Product works with SCALEVIEW-A2 clearing reagent and enables crisp, clear imaging of structures, such as neurons. When used with FluoView FV1000MPE multiphoton microscope, lens lets users obtain complete system that avoids occurrence of artifacts due to slicing.
Carl Zeiss Microimaging, Inc.
Thornwood, NY 10594-1939
Mar 20, 2012
Using confocal laser scanning or multiphoton microscope, plan-apochromatic 20x/1.0 VIS-IR Objective Lens makes it possible to acquire 3D images of nerve cells down to depths of 5.6 mm in intact tissue. This permits visualization of branches of nerve cells and imaging of connections. Lens has been redesigned for clearing method known as Scale. Water-based reagent transforms sheath substance of nerve cells into transparent matrix without impairing signals from fluorescent marker and tracer substances.
Olympus Europa Holding GmbH
Hamburg 20097 Germany
Dec 27, 2011
Featuring working distance of 4 mm, XLPLN25XSVMP SCALEVIEW 25x Objective Lens is optimised to match refractive index properties of SCALEVIEW-A2 clearing agent, which renders samples nearly translucent while preserving fluorescent signals, to produce maximum image quality, sharpness, and brightness. SCALEVIEW integrates with Olympus's FluoView FV1000MPE multiphoton microscopes and FV10-ASW software v3.1, providing power to visualize 3D structures in morphologically intact tissue.
Navitar, Inc.
Rochester, NY 14623
Sep 06, 2011
Able to meet need for working distances from 0.3-30 mm, apochromatic objectives are customized with high numerical apertures and long working distances for use with various sample sizes and applications. Lenses are also tailored to function at wavelengths from visible light at 390-750 nm to near infrared (NIR) at 700-1,400 nm. Depending on type of studies being done, 2-photon microscopy systems may also be modified for aqueous, oil, and vacuum research environments.
Olympus Europa Holding GmbH
Hamburg 20097 Germany
Jun 15, 2011
Model UPLSAPO30xS objectives feature 30x magnification and NA of 1.05, while UPSLAPO60xS units offer 60x magnification and NA of 1.30, allowing for imaging of live samples using fluorescence, confocal laser scanning, and multiphoton excitation. Minimizing refractive index mismatch and spherical aberration, units help capture high-resolution images of living samples, even deep into cells and tissues. Both have correction collar that can be adjusted to reduce spherical aberration even further.
Edmund Optics
Barrington, NJ 08007
May 28, 2008
With transmitted wavefront distortion of ¼-wave, peak-to-valley, TECHSPEC® High Performance ReflX(TM) Objectives feature numerical aperture of 0.28, working distance of more than 23 mm, and focal length of more than 13 mm. Tapered mechanical design allows use at angles of incidence up to 45°, while curved spider leg mounts eliminate diffraction effects in image plane that can occur with straight legs. Choice of coatings allow lenses to cover wavelength ranges from deep UV to 11 mm into IR.
Special Optics, Inc.
Wharton, NJ 07885
May 28, 2008
UV microscope objective provides 0.28 micron spot imaging at wavelength of 248 nm and 0.41 micron spot imaging at wavelength of 365 nm. Featuring effective focal length of 5.5 mm and field of view of 100 microns, it is diffraction limited with less than 0.07 waves RMS wave front distortion over entire field of view.
Leica Microsystems, Inc.
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
Jul 31, 2003
Optimized for confocal microscopy and depth imaging of glycerol-embedded specimens, PL APO 63x 1.3 Glycerol HCX CS (Confocal Scanning) offers imaging performance on and below surface of specimens matching closely to refractive index of glycerol. Product minimizes spherical aberrations and offers working distance of 280 µm. Apochromatic confocal scanning correction assures precise registration of focal planes and fluorescence emissions across visible spectrum.
Leica Microsystems, Inc.
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
Jun 04, 2003
Violet 405 nm diode laser enables fluorescence excitation of classical nuclear stains, such as DAPI and Hoechst®, and also covers CFP and GFP2, components of FRET pairs CFP/YFP and GFP2/YFP. Lambda-blue objectives offer color correction in blue-green emission range of fluorescent proteins. In conjunction with laser coupling optics, exact registration of excitation and emission planes in confocal microscope is ensured.
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Jason Ralph said...
I'll admit that these cards are a great way to make money as Scribbles (military for Scribe). Given the rage at making glyphs permanent, I know a lot of Scribbles were pretty mad. Blizzard turns around and gives us this. Question on the table now is how long until most figure out that this like gambling in the real world, and stop spending gold on this??? (Hopefully AFTER I am gold capped LOL).
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Never (unless Blizzard puts a stop to it). I'm sure demand will go down but in the real world casinos and lotteries are more popular than ever. i doubt this will stay at 98% house advantage for long but it will always be profitable, people who are bad at math will buy them and so will some who are good at math and just think gambling is fun.


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Risk, Asset Markets, and Inequality: Evidence from Medieval England
AbstractBetween the eleventh and fourteenth centuries English peasants faced large income shocks relative to mean incomes. Innovations in property rights over land induced peasants to respond by trading small parcels of land as part of their risk coping strategy. The same period witnessed a dramatic increase in inequality in the distribution of peasant landholdings. We argue that these events are related. When agents are able to trade their productive assets to manage risk, wealth dynamics become unstable and generate increasing inequality over time. We analyze the effects of these dynamics in the context of medieval English land markets and peasant landholdings.
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