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Hayato Ken wrote:
Never claimed it was. But, if you're looking for high level adventure in the Silver Mount, you can look to AP #90. From pages 8-55, it's all adventure in Silver Mount.
We just started playing this card game a couple weeks ago and have only done so once. I actually played Ezren in the opening scenario of the RotR box set, although it wasn't part of that AP (it was some sort of beginning trio of scenarios, of which we played the first).
I'm seeing you all talk about different Ezrens, and especially this "CD" Ezren, and I'm curious as to what your meaning is by that?
Thanks in advance to any info provided!
Garde Manger Guy wrote:
Plus, they could work out a way to provide maps that somehow work on every axis! I mean, if you're going to be fighting under water, you'll not have to worry about that silly x-axis only, but the y-axis too! Need to figure out a better way of doing that on these maps other than clear dice containers flipped upside down! =D
Well, this might not help you with naming conventions, but the following thread has a ton of info on Azlanti stuff, if you're interested!
http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2msyd&page=1?Collated-Notes-on-Azlant-and-t he-Azlanti
Also, I remember Eric Mona stating in a thread I was involved in years ago that Absalom had definitive connections with Jerusalem (historically) as far inspiration. As Aroden was Azlanti, I also decided to use Hebrew as the root for the Azlanti language. I think it works well in the end.
Dale McCoy Jr wrote:
Humans are what they are. They're relatively plain, but I think that's because we are humans, and so know them best and find them least mysterious.
Elves are pathetic. Not a fan of Golarion elves at all. They're simple hedonists, which apparently one has the right to be because they live long lives. I'm actually playing an elf in the upcoming Giantslayer campaign, but he's forlorn, and has had all that conceit and hedonism beaten out of him. He's a simple protector now. I am looking forward to that. However, a typical elf in Golarion? Pretty much want nothing to do with them.
Now, dwarves? A dwarf is never overrated. Battle-hardened war machines that are loyal and dutiful and love to create. I'd probably take a dwarf over any of the races in Paizo's world.
I'm not really a fan of any evil races, at least not playing them (outside the GM role, of course). The one exception to this might be goblins, but even then I couldn't do it for an entire AP. Honestly, I don't know how one could expect a goblin to live through the first book of an AP anyway. They're so chaotic and self-destructive that playing a goblin correctly would mean death no further than two-to-three books in at the most!
DM_aka_Dudemeister wrote:
I can kinda get behind this, too. I've had to go 5E just to get a Darklands AP that I didn't have to write. I'm not converting it, just transplanting it to Golarion.
Vikings vs Witches. Because Norse culture is the bomb, and so is the Land of the Linnorm Kings. Plus, there's witches right next store! It's the AP that has needed to be made, has not been made, and that's a true crime.
I mean, while Tian Xia got almost three whole books in Jade Regent, the Vikings got one. That's roughly three times more coverage! Definitely time for a Vikings vs Witches AP. The Linnorm Kings have been slighted, and they are ready for war!
Myrryr wrote:
Honestly, on principle alone, I think Aroden was more significant than people often wish to admit. There's a reason they refuse to ever shed light on the mystery surrounding his "death." I can't believe they'd desire to keep it such a mystery if his fall meant nothing.
Steve Geddes wrote:
I don't mean to beat a dead horse here, but I would be careful about recommending Wizard's Mask as well. I loved the idea of Nirmathas and Molthune until I read that book, which completely turned me off to the regions and their conflict. It pretty much made both regions--and the people in them--out to be pathetic. I saw no redeemable qualities in the book. I remember being quite sad that it was considered canon for the conflict.
Duiker wrote:
Although his point is still valid. I know that in my Shattered Star campaign, I've made it far more restrictive when it comes to knowing the language. It's actually to the point where a character that does have it will still be required to make Linguistics checks in order to read it properly.
Still, it sounds like the OP and his GM have a pretty good understanding of where the line is at, so no biggie!
Thank you, Mr. Finch!
My apologies if I sounded cross earlier. It tends to make me nervous when I hear a report that says one thing, then don't hear anything else for a month after, if only because of the issues with other kickstarters I've seen reported on these forums alone (The Razor Coast by Logue and Underdark Kingmaker AP by the group I can't recall the name of now come to mind). Nothing but exemplary reports have come out about FGG, but for a first-timer like me all this is new, so silence becomes a concern.
The update and explanation is greatly appreciated.
Any ideas as to what's going on with this? On January 30th, it was expressed by FGG that a backer kit would be out to the supporters within the week. It's now a month later, and there's been no backer kit or additional word by anyone official as to what's going on . . . I've posted on the kickstarter page, as well as on the FGG Forums kickstarer thread for this, and all has been ignored.
This was my first kickstarter backing, so I'm not as up-to-snuff on how these things usually go. Is this normal? Thus far, I'll admit to not being impressed at all with the process if it is, especially since it was stated repeatedly that FGG had a proven record when it came to handling kickstarters.
I got involved in this one because I'm a massive fan of Richard Pett's stuff. However, this is giving me serious doubts as to whether I wish to get involved with another one in the future. A month without word at all just doesn't strike me as decent customer service, especially when the money has already been deducted from my account.
But, I digress . . . or something . . .
Johnny...Panic wrote:
That's kind of the issue though, isn't it? They shouldn't need to be mythic to pass the Test of the Starstone. It should be just as feasible for a player who is level 20/tier 10 to pass or fail as it is for a character who is level 1 with no mythic tiers. This Test should blow all other tests out of the water in scale and scope, yet be different for every person who takes it.
Oh, and the chances of passing it should probably be exceptionally low, too!
Kalindlara wrote:
Xanderghul and Sorshen are going to have disappointing story-arcs, unless we wait long enough for Mr. Jacobs to like the idea of another Mythic path.
I'm not so sure. Granted, you might need a couple mythic levels for it, but you don't need to get all carried away like WotR. I've got a group of players that are now level 19/tier 5 going up against Cthulhu and a small host of Starspawn Tuesday, and based on what I've seen them able to do with the mythic rules, I'm pretty sure they'll handle it without a lot of problems. I'm hoping it'll be something of a challenge, but we'll see . . .
I think you could get away with an awesome AP involving either of those characters with the granting of maybe 2-3 tiers only. Oh, and I've outlawed a great deal of the different mythic feats and whatnot that provide for stacking criticals, so I still gimped my players, and they're still way powerful! Anything built by Paizo will be weak by comparison due to their policy--not that I have a problem with their policy, it's just the way it works.
captain yesterday wrote:
Not to mention that the continuous string of items found throughout the adventures that are made of nymph's hair is a pretty good tipping point that perhaps there's a nymph behind the scenes doing things to drive the plot forward.
My players were already debating that very thing at the end of the first adventure, after recovering Nyrissa's boon found on the Stag Lord. Subsequent findings of nymph's hair boons in later books helped to reinforce that point. Granted, they were not expecting what hit them in Book 6, but I very much appreciated that fine twist into the campaign.
Pedantic Pundit, The wrote:
Another thing about themes ran into the ground, by now, demons/devils/other evil outsiders have been run into the ground just as much or more than dragons have.
You can keep on preachin' on, my friend. Especially succubi and other such lust demons/devils. That stuff hasn't just been run into the ground . . . it's dug a deep tunnel through the crust and mantle and exploded in the planet's core. If I never saw another lust-related fiend in a roleplaying game ever it would not bother me one iota. And demons are so much more boring than dragons!
Steel_Wind wrote:
I'm right there with you SW. I'm tired of hearing all this "cliched" this and "cliched" that crap. Everything that's written these days has call-outs to what's been done in the past because every genre is saturated. Even the authors that write these adventures are constantly making comments about how they're paying homage to this adventure or that author's story . . . . To say that Paizo shouldn't do something because it's been done before is akin to saying that Paizo should just stop doing anything.
Dragons are as iconic as it gets in the fantasy genre, and they have a rich history in real world mythology, as well. They've been beloved by many for a very, very long time! Even a few years ago, there were some seriously awesome authors chomping at the bit to make a go of a draconic AP, but the Paizo developers were afraid they couldn't do anything creative enough to make it worth while. I'd love to see them take a stab at it now, especially with the phenomenal writers that they've got now capable of creating wonderful roleplay experiences. Authors like Jim Groves and Crystal Frasier, who are masters at writing adventures that are roleplay intensive and not just combat fests, alongside older favorites like Neil Spicer, Richard Pett, and Brandon Hodge could put together a draconic AP that would be amazing.
So, enough with the excuses; they've become cliched themselves by this point. I think the time has come to give this some serious thought again!
A couple possibilities that I plan to use for my game are from the PFS scenarios:
1) Echoes of the Everwar, Part III: Terror at Whistledown (either season 1 or 2); it's honestly not the greatest written scenario, but it gives you some decent detail on Whistledown and a vampiric problem happening there that you can easily manipulate into something more interesting. The mystery is easy to hook players passing through into without any Society stuff necessary.
2) The Night March of Kalkamedes (Season 4 I believe); this one is designed for lower level play, but can be easily adjusted. I think the story to this one is stronger than Terror at Whistledown, and it takes place in the region just east of the Fens, within the Fenwall Mountains. Again, it would be simply to adjust this adventure to PCs just passing through (such as having them come across this dude sleepwalking in the middle of the wild). Also, it might be an interesting mystery for them to solve in a quick fashion so as not to interrupt their progress toward Korvosa too much.
Not sure if these are examples of what you're looking for, but there you go!
captain yesterday wrote:
I think calling it nonsense is a little harsh. Granted that Mr. Jacobs has said it's not going to happen for a couple different reasons, but it's still a viable wish. I, for one, think that Thassilon is one of the best parts of the entirety of Golarion. It's been the main focus of a couple different APs, and been included in a host of other modules and such (at least in bit pieces), yet I still don't think we've been given enough. The history there is so rich and incredible, I can't get enough of it. Jacobs once said he'd like to do an entire hardcover campaign setting book akin to Inner Sea Gods but about Varisia . . . I'd love to see that come to life, and when it does, I'd hope it would have 100 pages on Thassilon (I know it wouldn't, but still). Stated simply, I love that history, and I want to know much more about it than they've given me, and they've given out quite a bit!
What's more, I know that I'm not the only one who loves Thassilon, and would love to know more about it. Frankly, when something gets AP status, Paizo does a fantastic job supporting it. If we got an AP, then, involving going back to Thassilon (time travel or just historical), that means we'd get a ton more Thassilon history than we have now. I'd gobble all that up, and I know a great many others would too.
So, it's not nonsense, as far as I'm concerned. It's one more vehicle to get a whole lot more of something I absolutely love about Golarion. So, I'd back anything that gives me a possibility of more Thassilon . . . even an unlikely historical or time travel AP.
Thus, I'm keeping focus on what's important to me in all this.
We should be done with our Rise of the Runelords campaign before December is done (okay, maybe first week of January, but close enough). My players have already got their characters ready for Shattered Star to come next. Their defeat by or defeating of Karzoug will determine whether Shattered Star is a nice, leisurely campaign or becomes a race against time to forge an artifact that can defeat Karzoug, who has started his conquest to reforge the Thassilonian Empire in northern Varisia.
Either way will be fun. =)
For the record, I'm GM for my group about 90% of the time (though one of my friends has picked up on the idea, done really well as GM of a campaign, and will probably continue, giving me the opportunity to play a little more . . . Yeah!).
I think Tangent is dead on. In the end, every game is your game, so feel free to make it yours. Just because I'm sitting here with a six-book series in front of me doesn't mean I can't let my players go their own way. My job as GM is to facilitate their fun by letting them do what they do and figure out ways to get them back on track later.
There was a great moment in our Kingmaker campaign that took place in the second book. A bunch of loggers from Mivon (realm to the south) that were cutting down trees around a pond and got involved into an altercation with a nixie. The players took the side of the nixie and convinced the loggers this was their territory now through some good diplomacy rolls. However, one of the characters was a bit more vindictive, and she sneaked down to the loggers camp and firebombed the whole place, destroying all their equipment and goods.
That heinous act led to a great deal of trouble with Mivon that required some serious diplomatic RP to avoid war, as the Mivonians also didn't like how the PCs kingdom apparently elevated fey above their own kind! With the PCs kingdom being so young yet, they didn't have money for building significant armies, so a war would have been very bad for them. As it turned out, they were able to make amends for their mistake by helping with the elves in northern Mivon, eventually convincing those elves to leave Mivon's territory to the loggers and settle in the Narlmarches, where the PCs gave them their own land for a small elven kingdom.
It was one small encounter within the book that led to a ton of political encounters not scripted at all. We're just finishing that AP after about a 3-1/4-year run, and it's been filled with unscripted situations where the PCs actions and desires determined things that happened.
Running APs doesn't have to be by the book ad nauseam! They can very much be your own . . . add to them, take away from them; make the story what you and your players are looking for! It provides a beautiful outline of a wonderful story with little work required (most of the time) though, which makes them perfect for me. And, like I said, there hasn't been an AP we've started that we haven't gone all the way through. I love them, but don't let yourself get lost in the text!
Throughout my younger years, when I had the time to create the vast majority of my own campaigns, their lengths would be between 2-4 years. That's about the period of time I felt comfortable telling a genuine, epic story, while still giving my players enough time to truly delve into their characters. It meant I didn't need to level them too quickly that they felt the whole thing a race to the finish, yet they weren't waiting forever to attain that next level of progression. I've probably run nearly a dozen campaigns in my time, but there are only two that I haven't brought to completion (one because I simply grew bored with the setting; another that after 2 years of gameplay, I realized we had only scratched the surface of my story, and that it would be another 8-10 years before we could finish . . . far too long, even for my own tastes!).
So, are the Paizo APs too long? I would say definitely not! If we just run through them, my group can usually complete an AP in about 18 months. The Kingmaker AP (which we've loved from book one through book six) is one we've been at over 3 years now and should be finishing soon (we're done with the books, and are completing the finale of my own Dark Tapestry storyline interwoven through the campaign).
If anything, I'd say the APs--as they currently are--would be too short! That's not to say that I expect or want them to lengthen them, as that's something I can do on my own if I so desire. Up to this point, my players and I have never yet found an AP (we've completed only one, but are near completion of three others--Runelords, Jade Regent, and Kingmaker) we haven't thoroughly enjoyed! Don't mess with a good thing, I say.
Readerbreeder wrote:
I agree whole-heartedly! I want the physical book in my hand! I'm old-fashioned that way, I guess.
Arcwin wrote:
As for players walking away from something, I've heard several references, where a GM described how they had spent a lot of time preparing a whole big story arc for their campaign based on things the players asked for... and then when he was ready to start it they all suddenly decided to go for something different. If it were me, I'd just work the new idea they wanted into the rest of the plans, let them start with the new thing and have it feed into the planned events.
This is exactly how I created an entire campaign in my last real campaign in the Realms. I built the story, but let the players go and do whatever they would, installing story elements wherever they went. Eventually, they got hooked into the story and decided to follow where it led. Worked incredibly well, and all of them felt very much as though they drove the story forward, not me.
I've got two:
Sound of a Thousand Screams - Probably my favorite finale of any AP, but admittedly part of this is because it involved the First World heavily, and I love fey-themed stuff! However, I also loved that the PCs actions had ramifications throughout the adventure. The fact that they could do this and cause that to happen gives them a feeling of accomplishment well before the adventure climax occurs, and it's always significant when the players can feel like their actions actually mean something! I also loved that the threats in this adventure were often real. My players are a pretty tough crew, but this has not been a walk in the park for them at all. A fantastic completion chapter for a wonderful AP!
The Dead Heart of Xin - I think Brandon Hodge has become one of my most well-loved adventure writer because he's mastered the art of pacing and PC significance. A lot of what I love about this AP has been described above by captain yesterday. What's most awesome about all of it though is that it shows how Mr. Hodge continually evolved his adventure writing based on feedback from those that ran his past adventures. He listened to the players and wrote an adventure that gave them what they asked for. Again, player actions throughout the AP and the adventure adjusted its play. I love it when this happens. Another thing I loved about it was the opportunity for roleplay encounters throughout . . . it wasn't just a slugfest.
Great thread, Mr. Groves! Best of luck in the continual honing of your craft! I'm a big fan of your stuff, as well!
Kaelidin wrote:
They've pretty much already said not to get any hopes up, actually. Many times. While the six books in an AP do cost more than a single core book, the page count is also significantly larger, so that makes sense. The other problem that has been repeatedly documented, which you also state openly here, is that if they started making hardcover omnibus of every AP for cheaper than buying the AP books themselves, there is no incentive for purchasing the AP books . . . which, inevitably, destroys their subscription numbers. Thus, they begin competing with themselves, as AP subscriptions are pretty much their bread and butter, and the income they get for those subscriptions is what helps pay for all those other fun things they do (such as the opportunity to do the Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition!).
In short, don't expect any hardcover omnibus to get done. If they ever do another one, it'll probably be either Crimson Throne, or one of the other unconverted APs.
So, I know it's early yet (having not even gotten the first adventure to read and all), but has anyone else given any serious thought about how to incorporate the Queen's Hand from the PCS: Rival Guide into this? I mean, c'mon! A team of highly trained special investigators that works directly for the queen? A province (or whatever they're called in Cheliax) in the early stages of rebellion? These two have to go together somehow!
Scott Calnan wrote:
He may have already been suffering from Ghoul Fever when they met him in Burnt Offerings, but wasn't showing any symptoms of it yet, or not bad enough symptoms so as to be recognizable. His slaying merely finished the process a little quicker, and now the Strix has an obsessed mortal enemy on his hands!
Nobody, huh? Any idea on how to price these things? Any standards? A friend of mine said that some general pricing for abilities equating to a feat to be around 5k gold, while abilities that generate powers equivalent to class abilities could be anywhere between 10-26k gold.
That's a good start, I'd say. Still, some of the above abilities for the items listed don't fall into those categories either (although the fly spell as a swift action could equate to the Quicken metamagic feat, which would mean that cost would be 5k).
So, I've tried to reconstruct how some of the Unchained Scaling Item examples were created, but I'm getting some weird variables here that I can't pinpoint. I'm not the greatest mathematician, so please forgive that!
I understand how the system works. I've gone over that rather extensively, and I've figured it out pretty well. It's the cost for applying certain abilities that does not make sense to me. Thus, I was wondering if others may have figured out some of the standardized pricing for this stuff.
For the Armageddon Plate:
What would the pricing be for the 8th level fear ability? It appears to mimic a monster special ability, not the spell (the spell would cost too much anyway for the level it gets unlocked), and I see nothing on the magic item pricing chart that equates to this.
Additionally, how would one price the DC increase and ranged attack retaliation for that fear ability at the unlocked 13th level?
Or the change of Damage Reduction from DR/magic to DR/- in the modified Invulnerability ability for the unlocked 16th level ability?
For the Armor of the Celestial Host:
Is there a standardized pricing for all of that fiddling with the maximum Dexterity bonus and Armor Check Penalty? I know that the original price factors in the armor being mithral (or so it appears to me), but how about all the other changes applied to it both at the start and throughout the unlocked leveling process?
What about the changing of the fly spell casting becoming a swift action?
There's all kinds of examples of this throughout the example items where I don't see rules that apply to their cost in creating magic items.
Is there a chart I'm not finding somewhere? Are there become a de facto magic item creation equations that have been agreed upon for the pricing of these kinds of things?
Thanks in advance to anyone willing to tackle this issue and help me out a bit!
Rogar Stonebow wrote:
Look up paizo's rules for class building, they consider spell progression as an ability that happens at the specific level. They build classes so that something happens or improves almost every level.
Boy, they sure did fubar the sorcerer's 2nd level then. What a horrific level! I'd play a sorcerer over a wizard any day of the week. The bloodlines give them far more flavor, as does the spontaneous spellcasting when trying to make a character of theme. I love everything about the class (even with their gaining new spell levels one level later, which I have no issue with whatsoever). I do wish the developers would have given the sorcerer something to look forward to at 2nd level though! Would have been nice!
Rednal wrote:
(And before anyone points out - again - that there are canonically CE Lovecraftian beings, I know there are. But there are also ones that aren't evil. And if new ones are introduced, I hope they will also not be evil. Essentially, I'd like for the evil ones to be considered outliers, not representative of how most of the Old Ones are.)
There is a 3rd Tier Universal Path Ability in Mythic Adventures called Beyond Morality that effectively removes any alignment from the individual. Whenever someone tries to use an alignment-based spell or effect against someone with Beyond Morality, it treats the individual as though they were the most favorable alignment. One might interpret this to mean that such a person would be immune to things like a Paladin's smite ability, for instance.
It might be worth it to you to turn this ability into a feat in which to give to all mythos monsters and Great Old Ones so that their alignments aren't necessarily a detriment to them. Instead, these unthinkable creatures are simply beyond any type of common morality that exists in the world.
Just a thought!
Kvantum wrote:
So is there any chance this won't involve 17th level PCs vs a CR 20 Star-Spawn of Cthulhu as a BBEG in the final adventure?
Honestly, I hope not! The Starspawn of Cthulhu is a truly wussified CR 20 creature. They'd need to do something far more epic than that for a finale in an AP as incredible as this one should be!
And yes, I am absolutely looking forward to this one! I'll most certainly resubscribe for it after HV!
Mythraine wrote:
And it would be even more fantastic if they gave us a three-dimensional map to be able to pull off the combats easier!
Turin the Mad wrote:
Whether or not the GM can hack it is another matter. ;)
See, I'm not one who ever wants to see evil win. I prefer to back the good guys. Thus, if as GM, I'm playing the good guys, it means I have no incentive to want my PCs to succeed. A full party TPK is not something I'd seek to avoid, but would actively seek to perform because I don't want to see evil win. That's not a healthy game style for us! (Then there's the fact that none of my players desire to play evil characters either . . . )
Of course, Paizo could always choose to do the evil vs evil scenario, but that doesn't at all sound like what the vast majority of the people want to see either. They want to be evil defeating good (which I can't understand, personally). If Paizo chose to do the evil vs evil thing, it would probably disappoint a great deal of people who actually want this AP! Again, it would not do a thing for me, since I wouldn't want either side to win, then!
It's just best I stay away from this one! ;)
It would be difficult for me to run or play in.
Barachiel Shina wrote:
See, I actually think that the kineticist is the most boring class in this book. It's the one I'm least looking forward to. However, I've rather psyched about the Mesmerist and the Occultist.
Yes, I went there . . .
Luckily for both of us, all of these classes will be available, so we can both be quite happy!
Malwing wrote:
Conserving resources isn't terribly difficult when you're a martial class. It's those characters that need to keep the martials alive via healing and whatnot that tend to need such breaks. However, as a martial, it can be useful for both you and them if you can regain a bit of those hit points without magical healing (via spell or potion).
Regardless, I thought the idea of quick breaks a useful one.
The one set of rules I've been thinking about incorporating from 5e were the resting rules, where you can rest for one hour and recover a certain number of spells, hit points, and special abilities. I love this idea simply because adventurers having to take 8 hour breaks constantly in the middle of dungeons feels a bit off to me. This gives them options to take short breaks--especially during more time sensitive situations--and keep the ball rolling.


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* French, Austrian, Dutch and Belgian yields hit record low
* Talk that Japanese investors switching into euro zone bonds
* German bonds expensive, have limited room to rise
By Ana Nicolaci da Costa
LONDON, April 5 Yields on the debt of a slew of euro zone countries hit record lows on Friday, on speculation that Japanese investors may be switching out of Japanese government bonds into euro zone paper or may eventually do so.
Ten-year Austrian yields hit a record low of 1.495 percent, Belgian yields eased to a historic low of 1.93 percent and the French equivalent to a new low of 1.72 percent.
The Bank of Japan on Thursday announced extraordinary stimulus steps to revive the world's third-largest economy, taking Japanese yields to record lows of 0.315 percent earlier.
The preference for euro zone bonds offering a premium over Germany comes as German borrowing costs fell to eight-month lows after the European Central Bank said on Thursday it was ready to act to boost the economy, suggesting it could cut interest rates.
"There is no question that Asian demand for semi-core is quite strong and I think, in light of yesterday's BOJ move, the expectation is that that's going to continue. I am fairly certain that there has been some flows," one trader said.
Philip Tyson, strategist at ICAP, told Reuters Insider there had been talk of life insurance companies switching out of Japanese bonds overnight in search of yield, potentially into European debt.
The move coincided with Japanese 10-year yields hitting record lows, a day after the BOJ vowed to inject about $1.4 trillion into the economy in less than two years in a dose of shock therapy to end two decades of deflation.
The rally was led by 10- and 30-year debt as investors favored longer-dated euro zone bonds after the BOJ said it would double its holdings of long-term government bonds.
"The extent of the rally and the way that 30s have abnormally kept up with the move is very indicative of flows driving it," Andy Chaytor, strategist at Nomura said. "You don't normally get those kind of moves just on a marking basis."
Lower-rated bonds also benefited from the hunt for yield, with 10-year Spanish borrowing costs falling 5.3 basis points to 4.88 percent and Italian ones 10 bps lower at 4.48 percent.
"The strong sell-off we saw today in the JGB sector offered some evidence that private investors in Japan have no longer appetite for domestic sovereign debt," said Patrick Jacq, rate strategist at BNP Paribas.
The German Bund futures contract rose to its highest since July, extending an ECB-fueled rally in the previous session, but attention has now turned to U.S. jobs numbers later in the day.
ECB President Mario Draghi said the bank would monitor incoming data very closely and was ready to act if necessary, opening the door for an interest rate cut.
Even though the sluggish economic backdrop and the turmoil created by Cyprus's bailout deal were supportive for safe-haven debt, analysts said German bonds were at costly levels and any upside was limited.
"We are at similar levels to when the risk of EMU collapse (was being) priced in," Jacq, said.
"The market is very, very expensive," he said. "I would rather be short at current levels, below 1.30 (percent)."
German Bund futures were 19 ticks higher on the day at 146.15, pushing 10-year yields 1.4 bps lower to 1.23 percent - their lowest since August last year.
U.S. data later in the day is expected to show the U.S. economy probably added 200,000 jobs last month, with the jobless rate steady at 7.7 percent, according to a Reuters survey of economists.
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Why YouTube is winning out over Google Video
Recently Google Video decided to allow uploads directly from the web browser, and promised that they would expedite the approval of video (it took several days last time), but it still is slower and less convenient than YouTube. I uploaded the video below to each, and within minutes, it was available on youtube, but it's still waiting for approval on Google.
I had thought about experimenting with a video podcast using Google Video, but the slow approval simply makes it unreasonable. It might be possible to do a good one using YouTube.
Oh, and the video above? The PDP-1 video I shot again, this time with sound (bad sound, but sound nonetheless).
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Tetris fan recreates gaming classic with an LED pumpkin (video)
No matter how creative you get with your pumpkin this Halloween, you won't surpass Nathan Pryor, who has managed to turn his pumpkin into a working, LED-lit version of gaming classic Tetris.
Using a total of 128 LED lights, 256 pieces of tubing, 313 solder joints and more than 12 hours of patience, Pryor's novelty pumpkin, dubbed "Pumpktris" was ready to play.
The stem of the pumpkin has been transformed into a joystick, enabling players to move blocks, left and right as well as down, as you would with the original version. Pushing the stem away from you will rotate the bricks.
With holes drilled in the front of the pumpkin so that they match the LED lights fitted inside, Pryor's Pumpktris, which runs on eight AA batteries, keeps score and introduces new levels, speeding up as you advance. Impressive.
Whatever's next? A Pac Man Christmas tree perhaps?
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TEXACO: The Final Years
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19th Annual Arab Cultural Festival
Saturday October 5th, 2013
San Francisco's Union Square!
FREE Admission!
Every October, the Arab Cultural and Community Center in San Francisco hosts the Arab Cultural Festival. It is the largest celebration of Arab arts and culture in Northern California. Since 1995, this event features arts, entertainment, cuisine, crafts, traditions, and, most importantly, the spirit of Arab Americans and of the Arab world. On the stage at the center of the booth bazaar, performers will present Arab music and dance from across America and the Arab world.
The festival is accessible to all Bay Area community members, whether they live in the East Bay, the South Bay or the nearby neighborhoods of San Francisco, via the nearby BART and MUNI stations.
The event is open and welcoming to people from all backgrounds who want to see world-class performances, take part in children's activities, purchase handicrafts or just enjoy delicious treats. The Arab Cultural Festival is a vital ingredient in the Bay Area's diverse and vibrant cultural scene.
12:30-12:55 Opening Zaffa
1:15-1:30 DAM Palestinian Hip Hop
1:50-2:35 Yassir Chadly and Moroccan Trance and Roll
2:45-3:00 Shabaab Al Quds Dabka
3:20-3:45 Amel Tafsout Dance
3:55-4:40 Fella Oudane - Classics & Rai
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This year's festival was an amazingly rich event, despite the unfortunate meet-up confusion, and I truly hope everyone, whoever showed up, enjoyed it tremendously. The festival offered so much, from the food to the entertainment and the beautiful items and artwork to see and purchase. It was just incredible! The crowd was larger than ever!
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I'm so sorry for the confusion over meeting up yesterday. Things tend to happily go pretty well for the group, but yesterday my train was late from work into San Francisco. I did however arrive at Cafe Emporio by 2:15pm with my sign and didn't see anyone. I waited ten minutes and gave up because I figured by 2:25pm you all gave up already. Part of the problem is there isn't a good *specific* place to meet for the festival at Union Square that isn't super crowded. I also DO NOT have a smart phone to check on Yalla Arabi statuses. New phone is coming ASAP. Again, my sincerest apologies for the confusion.
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Arab festival, Arab time!
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Couple arrested in killing of Payson man
PAYSON — A traffic stop Friday evening resulted in a Payson man being arrested in connection with the shooting death of a man whose body was found in an abandoned truck stop parking lot.
Stephan Sutton, 26, was pulled over for driving a truck with its bright lights on and other erratic behavior on Payson's Main Street about the same time authorities received a call about the body, said Payson Police Lt. Bill Wright.
Wright said blood was spotted "in and around" the truck. Sutton ran away as soon as he was pulled over, but officers chased after him and subdued him with a Taser. He then fled a second time while he was awaiting medical attention. The handcuffed man was later found hiding underneath a vehicle.
Other officers discovered the body of Jeff Vern Jensen, 28, of Payson, in the parking lot of a Flying J parking lot on Main Street after receiving a call about a man with apparent stab wounds. Investigators determined he died of a single 12-gauge shotgun blast to the chest, Wright said.
Police later recovered the weapon. Wright said Sutton and his girlfriend Chaelisa Nielsen were involved in a "drug transaction gone bad" with the victim that involved a robbery when Jensen was shot.
Sutton was booked into the Utah County Jail for investigation of aggravated murder, aggravated robbery, obstructing justice and other charges. Nielsen, 20, was also booked for investigation of aggravated robbery and obstructing justice after she was found allegedly hiding in Sutton's garage.
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I'm after a flash bracket for use with my D700 and D300 - I have 2 speedlights, the SB900 and SB800. Does anyone have a particular bracket to recommend, bearing in mind that it must be available in the UK (as that's where I live)?
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#1. "RE: Flash bracket" | In response to Reply # 0
With my cameras, I have the accessory grips installed. I use an Custom Brackets CB Junior. See this thread:https://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=set_threaded_mode&forum=154&topic_id=55784&prev_page=show_topic&gid=55784#55792AnthonyThe Moderator Page and My GalleryThe important things in life are simple; the simple things are hard.
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#2. "RE: Flash bracket" | In response to Reply # 0
Hi Lesley,The best Flash Bracket that I have found is the RRS Wedding Pro Flash Bracket. They are not inexpensive and require an L-Bracket to mount on the camera which is a significant additional cost. They are extremely strong and fold small enough to fit in your pocket. Really Right Stuff is based in California USA but sell world wide.I also have a Stroboframe Pro-T that works well on Pro Bodies or the D300 / D700 w/MB-D10. The Press-T would be a better fit if you are not using an MB-D10. The issue with the Stroboframe brackets is that they are large and do not fold making them difficult to pack.Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
Best Regards,Marty
#3. "RE: Flash bracket" | In response to Reply # 2
Thanks, Anthony and Marty - I now have some idea of what I'm looking at. I use the MB-10 grip with the D700 so would need a bracket that would accommodate that. Off to find stockists in the UK!
#4. "RE: Flash bracket" | In response to Reply # 3
Hi Lesley,Here is the RRS Wedding Pro Flash Bracket .Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
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#5. "RE: Flash bracket" | In response to Reply # 4
Stroboframe Quick Flip. $35 bucks.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/52728-REG/Stroboframe_310_635_Quick_Flip_350_Bracket.html/BI/4775/KBID/5289/
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#6. "RE: Flash bracket" | In response to Reply # 5
+1 on the Stroboframe Quick Flip. I use a TTL cord or a cheap radio. Simple, cheap, effective.
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PS - I mount mine backwards so the flash is above the camera in portrait orientation. I.e., the logo is facing me.


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A living legend although certainly past his prime by quite a bit. Who thought it was a good idea to book him at the BC? Riverside or PAC would have been appropriate.
I agree about the poor venue choice. If he doesn't give a rip about filling seats put him in Shank Hall.
I know most people by now don't get into Bob Dylan because of his voice and tendance to play songs live differently from the arrangement on record but a concert reviewer as well? Shame, shame! When was Dylans voice EVER clear and not raspy? And when was the last time Dylan performed song arrnagements live the same as he recorded them on record? these are two of his signature traits! If i want to hear an artists' songs performed live EXACTLY as thyey sounded on record i would save myself the cost of todays concert tickets, stay home, pour myself a cold one, put the head phones on and listen to the damn album! I LOVED the bluesy arrangements he added to the songs this time around and the band was tight and fantastic! Would've been nice to hear song or two off his latest album Tempest but how many times go we hear crowds complain when an artist plays alot of new tunes instead of the popular songs they are kniown for? A gem to see anytime in his career, Bob Dylan left me smilin' and humming his tunes when I left the Bradley Center.Hide replies
I like Dylan's classic raspy voice, but I saw him at the Amphitheater a few years ago and his voice was absolutely terrifying, like a demon straight out of hell. My wife probably still has nightmares. Remember some years ago when it was rumored that he was about to die? I'm not sure he didn't.
Here's the problem. good bands are playing bmo harris, but they have not found the right price point to fill that venue. way overpriced.
I went into this show with low expectations. From the first note played I knew I was wrong. This was going to be a good night. Musically the band was on and Bob's vocals were in fine form. I was also surprised by the wonderful sound in the BMO whatever Bradley Center. At least from my seat in the third row the sound was great. Even though this was clearly the wrong venue as others have stated. I have seen Bob shows that the re-worked songs didn't make it. Tonight the bluesy feel to most songs worked well and sounded great. At least the writer of this article didn't make the comment about Bob not speaking to the audience except for band intros as is usually the case in most reviews. I thought it was wonderful night of music in Milwaukee.
Not enough advertising, too high ticket prices and perhaps an inappropriate venue are the fault of the promoter, not the artist.Hide replies
Not entirely true. Ticket prices have to be set at a level so that the promoter doesn't take a bath paying the artist's guarantee. High concert ticket prices, in general, are entirely the fault of the artists. The business model changed 15-20 years ago. Recorded music cheap, live music expensive.
I would hardly call 18-20 bux for a CD "cheap"
Who pays $18-$20 for a CD anymore? Downloads are even cheaper.
Just checked Amazon's price for Dylan's newest "Tempest" CD: $9.99. Probably similarly priced at Best Buy and Exclusive Company. Who is selling you a CD for $18-$20?
Clearly this was the wrong venue for the show. I would have paid the ticket price if it was at the Pabst Theater instead.
We loved the show, the new takes on old songs were what we wanted. I really liked the way the curtained off upper bowl made the venue sound and feel. From our seats on the floor, it was a nice intimate setting.
Ya know...I can almost guess the age of a reviewer based on what his/her perceptions of a major artist (like Dylan) are. Sorry kid..you were way, way off. I'll be damned if this wasn't one of the best Dylan shows I've ever seen...and I've seen many since 1974. The reviewer also never mentioned how well he played that grand piano throughout the night ?! And the tone coming from Mark Knopfler's red Strat was one of the most clear and beautiful sounds I have ever heard from a live electric guitar..and I've been playing guitar professionally for over 40 years. Also, the reviewer failed to mentioned the stunning beauty and exquisite song-craft displayed by Knopfler. And as for the 2 idiots that "dosed off" in the front row during his set?...Man!... there was a waste of a couple of nice seats!
Are you kidding me?? Justin "teenie bopper" Beeper is not even close to Bob Dylan who is a "real" legend in Rock Music. Just because some of us can not afford to see him live we certainly still listen to the great music he has written. Live concerts are not "lipsync"....so don't expect the music to sound like the "recorded" sound. I do agree that Riverside Theater would have been a great venue for him....saw Smashing Pumpkins there a couple years back and it was fantastic.
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RICHFIELD — Tyus Millhollin hated the decision his parents made to send him from his Sacramento, California, home to a residential treatment high school in Hurricane, Utah.
But nearly a year later, the senior can't even find the words to express his gratitude for a journey he didn't want to take.
"(Diamond Ranch Academy) is a blessing in disguise," said Millhollin, after he helped the Diamondbacks win their first 1A state basketball championship with a 62-57 victory over Rich Saturday at the Sevier Valley Center. "Ten months at DRA is no joke. Your parents send you there, and you don't talk to them for a couple of weeks. It's one of the hardest things any kid could go through."
Millhollin initially said he was quitting basketball after being a Division I prospect last winter. But after a few months at Diamond Ranch, he began to soften, especially after meeting some of his teammates, like Salt Lake native Bowen Sykes.
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Mitch Jarman, Koy Brown and Nick Jarman all hit 3-pointers while the Diamondbacks struggled from the field. Both teams played well defensively, with the exception of Diamond Ranch allowing those long-range shots. The Rebels owned a 25-18 lead heading to halftime, which is when Diamondbacks head coach Trevor Jenson would have some tough questions and a new plan.
"They lit us up in the first half, which is what got them the lead," Jenson said. "I got worried, I won't lie. Rich is a good team, and they execute their offense well."
Millhollin said Jenson asked them if they remembered this was the last game of their high school careers? When they said yes, the coach said, "Then play like it."
Jenson said they came out with a different offensive plan that allowed them to take advantage of some situations they'd seen in the first half. The Diamondbacks outscored Rich 24-17 in the third quarter, in what was a true team effort. Ryan Jones hit some big shots and sophomore Dakota Steen was key on the boards, especially when Sykes went to the bench. Even role players like Blake Vonachen came in and did just enough to help the team claw its way back into the fast-paced game.
"They're resilient," Jenson said of this players. "Rich got us off our game in the first half. I think with Tyus, it was nerves and taking (bad) shots. They were playing good straight-up defense, which is what we want. We've got some good men and good ball handlers that can exploit that. We just weren't executing in the first half."
Foul trouble made the Diamondbacks come back tougher after Sykes and guard Nick Johnson each struggled with foul trouble. Sykes picked up his fourth foul midway through the third quarter and had to go to the bench with his team trailing 37-31.
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Steen, who finished with 16 points and seven rebounds, said he had his own moments of doubt in the game.
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