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Log message: Add 'lua' category to Lua modules. While here, normalize some packages with strange variable order.
|2020-02-08 16:32:33 by Nia Alarie | Files touched by this commit (2)
Log message: lua-posix: Remove upstreamed patch that no longer applies
|2020-01-29 12:30:01 by Nia Alarie | Files touched by this commit (3) |
Log message: lua-posix: Update to 34.1.1 ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.1.1 (2019-07-27) [stable] ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.compat` really does work without `std.normalize` in the `package.path` now. ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.1 (2019-07-20) [stable] ### Bugs Fixed - `luke` works with upgraded bootstrap luarocks version of `require`. - `posix.glob.glob` does not return a random errno on failure now, but new module constants `GLOB_ABORTED`, `GLOB_NOMATCH` or `GLOB_NOSPACE`. - `posix.deprecated.clock_getres` and `posix.deprecated.clock_gettime` work again. ### New Features - `posix.glob.glob` supports now module constants as a second argument: `GLOB_NOCHECK` and `GLOB_ERR`. - `posix.sys.socket` now supports IPV6 link-local addresses. - use `std.strict`, `std._debug` and `typecheck` modules when available, otherwise behave normally without those additional runtime checks.
|2018-11-20 18:45:38 by Maya Rashish | Files touched by this commit (2)
Log message: lua-posix: Only use CLOCK_{PROCESS,THREAD}_CPUTIME_ID if defined This is needed for netbsd<8. From Edgar Fuß in PR pkg/53600
|2018-11-20 18:30:47 by Maya Rashish | Files touched by this commit (1) |
Log message: lua-posix: missing and wrong dependencies, missing packages From Edgar Fuß in PR pkg/53600. Bump PKGREVISION.
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Log message: lua-posix: add missing include. From Edgar Fuß in PR pkg/53580, also committed upstream.
|2018-03-05 13:46:03 by Ryo ONODERA | Files touched by this commit (11) |
Log message: Update to 34.0.4 Changelog: ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.0.4 (2018-02-20) [stable] ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.time.clock_getres`, `posix.time.clock_gettime` `posix.time.CLOCK_MONOTONIC`, `posix.time.CLOCK_REALTIME`, `posix.time.CLOCK_PROCESS_CPUTIME_ID` and `posix.time.CLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID` are all properly elided on macOS again. - `spec/spec_helper.lua` now looks in the correct objdir for object modules built by luke, instead of hard-coding `./linux/?.so`, so specl examples work on macOS and others again. ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.0.3 (2018-02-19) [stable] ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.deprecated.fadvise` is properly elided on macOS and other hosts that have no `posix.fcntl.posix_fadvise` implementation. ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.0.2 (2018-02-17) [stable] ### Incompatible Changes - `require 'posix'` (or any of its submodules) always returns a populated module table, but no longer sets `_G.posix` or any other global symbol on Lua 5.1 (including LuaJIT). If you were relying on this behaviour, please change your require statments to an assignment: ```lua local posix = require 'posix' ``` ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.sys.wait.wait` returns `<childpid>, "running"` when the child has not exited yet, and `wait` was called with `WNOHANG` set. - specs don't fail on valid -1 return values from `posix.sysconf`. - loading posix (or any of its submodules) no longer leaks symbols into the global namespace on Lua 5.1 (including LuaJIT). ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.0.1 (2017-07-09) [stable] ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.sys.socket` works correctly on macOS again. - `posix.sys.socket` abstract namespaces work correctly on Linux. - `posix.syslog.openlog` keeps a copy of it's ident parameter string in the Lua registry to ensure we don't hang on to a dangling pointer. - latest `build-aux/luke` and upgraded lukefile work correctly on macOS now. ## Noteworthy changes in release 34.0 (2017-05-06) [stable] ### Incompatible Changes - `posix.syslog` constants `LOG_AUTHPRIV`, `LOG_FTP` and `LOG_SYSLOG` are no longer documented, and only defined when supported by the host C library. They are not part of the POSIX API, and prevented compilation of luaposix on AIX and Solaris. - `getopt.getopt` was a binding to the GNU `getopt_long` extension, which is not a POSIX API, and prevents luaposix from compiling on hosts that do not provide the extended API. Instead we now correctly bind POSIX getopt(3) in `posix.unistd`. If you still have code that uses the old non-POSIX binding, then LuaRocks has the Lua only `alt-getopt` module which is very similar, and works even when the host C library has no `getopt_long` API; alternatively, you should consider migrating to the far more powerful Lua-only `optparse` library, also available from LuaRocks. ### New Features - Replaced all Autotools and supporting Slingshot code with new Lua- based `build-aux/luke` and `lukefile` describing how to compile and install everything. Building with LuaRocks now leverages this too. - New `posix.sys.socket.getsockopt` and `posix.sys.socket.getpeername` bindings. - New `posix.sys.msg.msgctl` binding, and `posix.sys.msg.IPC_RMID`, `posix.sys.msg.IPC_SET` and `posix.sys.msg.IPC_STAT` constants to use with it. - New `posix.unistd.ftruncate` and `posix.unistd.truncate` bindings. - `posix.fcntl.fcntl` now accepts undocumented `posix.fcntl.O_TMPFILE` value where supported by the host C library. ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.unistd.ttyname` now returns an error message in addition to `nil` when it fails. ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.4.0 (2016-02-27) [stable] ### Incompatible Changes - posix.curses has been split back out into its own separate project again. If you want to upgrade your posix.curses using project, something like the following minimal change will work equivalently (assuming you have the new lcurses on your package path): ```lua local posix = require 'posix' posix.curses = posix.curses or require 'lcurses' ``` ### New Features - New `posix.stdio.rename` binding. - New `posix.fcntl.FD_CLOEXEC` flag for `posix.fcntl.fcntl`. - New `posix.fcntl.O_CLOEXEC` flag for `posix.fcntl.open`, where supported by the underlying system. Falling back to FD_CLOEXEC is an exercise to the caller, so that non-atomicity is surfaced: ```lua -- without error checking, for clarity fd = fcntl.open ("/foo/bar", fcntl.O_CLOEXEC, stat.S_IRWXU) if fcntl.O_CLOEXEC == 0 then local flags = fcntl.fcntl (fd, fcntl.F_GETFD) fcntl.fcntl (fd, fcntl.F_SETFD, bit.bor (flags, fcntl.FD_CLOEXEC) end ``` - New `posix.unistd.tcgetpgrp` and `posix.unistd.tcsetpgrp` bindings where supported by host C library. - `posix.sys.socket` AF_UNIX path handling improvements enable use of Linux only abstract namespace sockets. - Documentation links now point at the newer OpenGroup issue 7 specs. ### Bugs Fixed - Workaround for https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15088. Predicate use of POSIX sched.h APIs on presence of sched.h, since glibc defines _POSIX_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING erroneously, and musl libc provides the sched.h APIs but doesn't define _POSIX_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING. - `posix.sys.socket` AF_UNIX APIs pass path arguments by length instead of terminating at the first \0 byte. - `posix.unistd.readlink` no longer fails when reading a link to an unsized buffer or character special device node. - `execx` is no longer leaked into the global namespace after loading the posix module. - `examples/fork2.lua` works correctly again. - `posix.timeradd`, `posix.timercmp` and `posix.timersub` correctly handle tables from the modern thin wrapper API (posix.sys.time), while retaining compatibility with the legacy compatibility wrappers (posix.gettimeofday). ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.3.1 (2015-03-01) [stable] ### Incompatible Changes - The briefly lived `posix.system` API has been removed. It was renamed to `posix.spawn` shortly after introduction, and can still be accessed by the new symbol name. ### Bugs Fixed - `local posix = require "posix"` works again, fixing the regression introduced in the last release. The automated Travis checks have been improved to catch this sort of bug in future. ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.3.0 (2015-02-28) [stable] ### New Features - Improved documentation of `sockaddr` tables for `posix.sys.socket` calls. - New `posix.sys.socket.getsockname` binding. - Remove the `posix.bit32` library, and use Lua's built-in `bit32` library. - Can now be linked against NetBSD curses, albeit with several functions not implemented by that library returning a "not implemented" error as a consequence. - New functions `popen`, `popen_pipeline` and `pclose` mimic the POSIX functions of the same name while allowing tasks to be Lua functions. - `fdopen` has been re-added, working on all supported Lua versions. - `execx` allows a Lua function or command to be exec'd; `spawn` is now implemented in terms of it. ### Incompatible Changes - The ncurses-only `KEY_MOUSE` definition has been removed from `posix.curses`. ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.sys.resource` only provides RLIM_SAVED_CUR and RLIM_SAVED_MAX if they are defined by the C library (which FreeBSD 10 does not). - `posix.dirent.dir` and `posix.dirent.files` now raise a Lua `error()` when unable to open the path argument, for orthogonality with `io.lines`. - Workaround for manifest key clash between `posix.so` and `posix.lua` in LuaRocks. ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.2.1 (2015-01-04) [stable] ### Bugs Fixed - Install posix.curses.html documentation file correctly. ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.2.0 (2015-01-03) [stable] ### New Features - QNX support. ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.time.gmtime` and `posix.time.localtime` specifications now work correctly in January too! ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.1.0 (2014-12-19) [stable] ### New Features - New `posix.bit32` module with band, bnot and bor functions that can be used from any supported Lua release, without worrying about loading an external bit operations library. - Preliminary Lua 5.3.0 compatibility. ### Bugs Fixed - No more 'Bad Hints' errors from `posix.sys.socket.getaddrinfo` on many hosts. - `stdlib.setenv` accepts a 3rd argument again. ## Noteworthy changes in release 33.0.0 (2014-11-04) [stable] ### New Features - The curses library is fully integrated into luaposix, including reasonably comprehensive LDoc documentation (certainly much better than the single wooly web-page in previous releases). For backwards compatibility, all APIs are re-exported from the `curses` module. - Most constants available through luaposix are now listed in the LDocs of the submodule that defines them. - For backwards compatibility, everything is still lumped together in the `posix.???` namespace, but, now raw APIs have been reorganised according to the POSIX header files they belong to: ```lua local posix = require "posix" local fcntl = require "posix.fcntl" local unistd = require "posix.unistd" local fd = fcntl.open ("x", bit32.bor (posix.O_WRONLY, posix.O_CREAT), "u=rw") unistd.write (fd, "Hello, World!\n") unistd.close (fd) ``` This makes the documentation easier to navigate, and for a better mapping between luaposix APIs and the C functions they wrap, so translating from C is now easier than ever. - Each of the newly separated submodules is self-contained, and can be copied to another project for compiling and/or loading in a custom Lua runtime. If you want to make use of this, in addition to the source for the modules you copy, you'll also need at least the files `ext/posix/_helpers.c` and `ext/include/lua52compat.c`, and also `ext/include/strlcat.c` for one or two of them. - Where submodule calls return a table representation of a similar C struct from a POSIX API, the Lua return tables have an appropriate `_type` field metatable entry compatible with lua-stdlib `std.object.type`. - `posix.signal.signal` now accepts the constants `posix.signal.SIG_DFL` or `posix.signal.SIG_IGN` in place of the strings "SIG_DFL" and \ "SIG_IGN". - The submodule bindings `posix.time.gmtime`, `posix.time.localtime`, `posix.time.mktime`, `posix.time.strftime` and `posix.time.strptime` now accept or create PosixTm tables with 1-to-1 field name mappings with the POSIX `struct tm`. The old APIs with custom field names is still available as `posix.gmtime`, `posix.localtime`, `posix.mktime`, `posix.strftime` and `posix.strptime`. - Similarly, `posix.time.nanosleep` now takes and returns a PosixTimespec table. The old API is still available as `posix.nanosleep`. - Where supported by the underlying system, `posix.time.clock_getres` and `posix.time.clock_gettime` now require a constant inte argument (newly defined in the `posix.time` submodule), and returns a PosixTimespec table. The old APIs are still available as `posix.clock_getres` and `posix.clock_gettime`. - Add `posix.unistd.gethostid`. The old `posix.hostid` API is still available as an alias. - Add group APIs from grp.h: `posix.grp.endgrent`, `posix.grp.getgrent`, `posix.grp.getgrgid`, `posix.grp.getgrnam` and `posix.grp.setgrent`. Consequently, `posix.getgroup` is now reimplemented in Lua over the POSIX APIs. - `posix.getgroup` defaults to current effective group when called with no arguments, for consistency with `posix.getpasswd` API. - Add pwd APIs from pwd.h: `posix.pwd.endpwent`, `posix.grp.getpwent`, `posix.pwd.getpwnam`, `posix.pwd.getpwuid` and `posix.pwd.setpwent`. Consequently, `posix.getpasswd` is now reimplemented in Lua over the POSIX APIs. - Add missing constants from sys/resource.h: `posix.sys.resource.RLIM_INFINITY`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIM_SAVED_CUR`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIM_SAVED_MAX`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_CORE`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_CPU`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_DATA`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_FSIZE`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_NOFILE`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_STACK`, `posix.sys.resource.RLIMIT_AS`. - Add missing APIs from unistd.h: `posix.unistd.getegid`, `posix.unistd.geteuid`, `posix.unistd.getgid`, `posix.unistd.getuid`, `posix.unistd.getpgrp`, `posix.unistd.getpid`, `posix.unistd.getppid`. Consequently, `posix.getpid` is now reimplemented in Lua over the POSIX APIs. - Add missing constants from signal.h; `posix.signal.SIG_DFL` and `posix.signal.SIG_IGN'. - Add missing APIs from sys/stat.h: `posix.sys.stat.S_ISBLK`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISCHR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISDIR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISFIFO`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISLNK`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISREG`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISSOCK`. - Add missing constants from sys/stat.h: `posix.sys.stat.S_IFMT`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IFBLK`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IFCHR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IFDIR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IFIFO`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IFLNK`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IFREG`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IRWXU`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IRUSR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IWUSR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IXUSR`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IRWXG`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IRGRP`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IWGRP`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IXGRP`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IRWXO`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IROTH`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IWOTH`, `posix.sys.stat.S_IXOTH`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISGID`, `posix.sys.stat.S_ISUID`. - Add missing constants from syslog.h: `posix.syslog.LOG_CONS`, `posix.syslog.LOG_NDELAY` and `posix.syslog.LOG_PID`. - Add missing API from syslog.h: `posix.syslog.LOG_MASK`. Use this to convert syslog priority constants into mask bits suitable for bitwise ORing as the argument to `posix.syslog.setlogmask`. - Add missing constants from time.h: `posix.time.CLOCK_MONOTONIC`, `posix.time.CLOCK_PROCESS_CPUTIME_ID`, `posix.time.CLOCK_REALTIME` and `posix.time.CLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID`. - New `posix.unistd.exec` and `posix.unistd.execp` require a table of arguments, with [0] defaulting to the command name. The old string tuple passing API is still available as `posix.exec` and `posix.execp`. - `posix.util.openpty` has moved to `posix.openpty`. The old API is still available as an alias. - All posix APIs now fully and correctly diagnose extraneous and wrong type arguments with an error. - Add `posix.IPC_NOWAIT`, `posix.MSG_EXCEPT` and `posix.MSG_NOERROR` constants for message queues. - Add `posix.IPPROTO_UDP` for socket programming. - Add `posix.AI_NUMERICSERV` for posix.getaddrinfo hints flags. - Add `posix.WUNTRACED` for posix.wait flags. - Add `curses.A_COLOR` (where supported by the underlying curses library) for extracting color pair assignments from the results of `curses.window.winch`. - Add missing `curses.KEY_F31` constant. ### Bugs Fixed - `posix.fadvise` is now spelled `posix.fcntl.posix_fadvise` and takes a file descriptor first argument rather than a Lua file handle. The old misspelled bad argument type version is undocumented but still works. - `posix.getpasswd`, `posix.getpid`, `posix.pathconf`, `posix.stat`, `posix.statvfs`, `posix.sysconf` and `posix.times` process a single table argument with a list of types correctly. - `posix.syslog.openlog` now takes the bitwise OR of those constants. The old string option specified API is still available as `posix.openlog`. - `posix.syslog.setlogmask` now takes the bitwise OR of bits returned by passing priority constants to `posix.syslog.LOG_MASK`. The old API will continue to be available as `posix.setlogmask`. - `posix.readlink` is much more robust, and reports errors accurately. - configured installation installs `posix.so` into the lua cpath directory correctly. - fixed a long-standing bug where the stdio buffers were not restored after some posix.fcntl() examples, resulting in the `make check` output being truncated -- often before terminal colors were returned to normal. ## Noteworthy changes in release 32 (2014-05-30) [stable] ### New Features - Support for posix.socketpair call and posix.AF_UNIX constant. - Previously undocumented spawn, pipeline, pipeline_iterator, pipeline_slurp, euidaccess, timeradd, timercmp and timersub have been moved from the posix table, which is reserved for strictly POSIX APIs to the posix.sys subtable. The sys submodule automatically loads on first reference, so no need to require it manually if you already have the main posix module loaded. - posix api documentation is separated into groups for better discovery. ### Bugs Fixed - Builds correctly on hosts with no IPV6 capability. - Small improvements in organisation of generated html docs. - posix.openpty doesn't crash. - configure now detects Lua correctly with busybox grep. - Many fine portability fixes from latest gnulib. - Missing docs for accept, bind, connect, getaddrinfo, listen, recv, recvfrom, send, sendto, setsockopt, shutdown, socket and socketpair apis is now provided. - Missng docs for tcdrain, tcflow, tcflush, tcgetattr, tcsendbreak and tcsetattr terminal apis are now provided. - Docs for apis implemented in Lua are now shown correctly.
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While New Jersey residents want accountability for all the money that goes into schools, they don't believe standardized testing is an accurate gauge of teachers or student productivity. But they give local schools a positive ranking. A new Monmouth University Poll also finds few Garden State residents have been paying close attention to the implementation of Common Core standards and the related PARCC test.
"Overall, 53 percent of New Jerseyans say that better measures are needed to hold their local schools accountable for how well they educate students," poll reports. "This compares to 39 percent who say appropriate measures are already in place."
Most segments polled said better measures are needed. But most New Jerseyans say their local schools are performing well with a 61 percent overall positive rating for local schools is similar to ratings given in the past few years.
"New Jerseyans like their public schools, but they still want more accountability. They are not quite convinced, though, that standardized tests provide an accurate picture of educational outcomes," said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute in West Long Branch, N.J.

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My Mother died two weeks ago. She was 94 years of age, and other than the physical frailties that nine decades brings, she was in quite reasonable health. She lived in the north of Scotland and looked forward to my telephone calls, catching up on the family happenings. Her passing was quick and gentle. Took to her bed on the Saturday and slid out of this life on the Sunday morning.
My sister and I shared the familial grief by phone. With Mother at 94 we knew in advance that she had to have turned the corner into the home straight, but even so, our grief was one of copious tears followed by an unwilling acceptance that our Mother had "gone".
Two weeks later I can still get teary-eyed. Is this still grief, or is it now depression?
Well, if you are a western male, even if it is 'depression', you will almost automatically repress the emotion. You were taught to do this by your father. You probably even picked up your crying toddler son after a tumble and said, "There, there. Big boys don't cry. You're OK." We are all guilty of promoting this stereotype.
"Men tend to be action-oriented, so they mistrust feelings and tend to regard emotions as a sign of weakness," says Dr Michael Dudley, a psychiatrist and chairman of Suicide Prevention Australia. "For men, mental illness is seen as a moral failing, so they bury pain and don't talk to people about it. But depression is an illness, not a weakness."
However, what has to be understood is that just "feeling down" on its own is not a symptom of mental illness. We all feel down from time to time, generally when something has happened to precipitate it, such as the passing on of my Mother. We all feel sad from time to time, but depression is an ongoing sadness that lasts for two weeks or more, with a complete loss of pleasure in things that were once enjoyed. With that description, I can honestly say I am still grieving, but I am not depressed.
Since men have been raised not to have public displays of depression, many adopt strategies to cover the problem, with the common ways being to become workaholics, risk taking to produce 'highs', alcohol and illegal drugs.
The incidence in the community is frightening. The Australian National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing found that one in four women and one in six men suffered from depression. In 20 years it is predicted that depression will be second only to heart disease as Australia's biggest health problem.
While the causes of depression are multiple, and men try to mask their problem, the sad part is that depression can be treated. Modern pharmaceutical medication is not 'mind altering' but restores the chemical balance in the brain to allow 'normal' thought processes to return.
So here are 10 tips to help beat depression:
1. Stay active – go gardening, take a brisk walk or go swimming.
2. Healthiness is happiness – don't neglect your health when you're feeling low. Eating and sleeping well will have a positive impact.
3. Don't drown your sorrows – alcohol is a depressant that will make things worse both in the short and long term.
4. Knowledge is power – think it through and systematically pinpoint the things that make you feel depressed in the first place.
5. Don't isolate yourself – surround yourself with family and friends, they are a fantastic support mechanism.
6. Keep it simple – evaluate the aspects of your lifestyle that put added pressure onto you and try to cut them out.
7. Rationalize your worries – writing them down can help get them out of your head.
8. Feelings are fleeting – the world around us is not depressing, only our own perception of it, which can just as easily turn around in an instant.
9. Altruism enhances moods – a kind gesture here and there will do wonders for your wellbeing.
10. Take responsibility – things will only change when you realize you are the number 1 change factor.
And if you are male, it is very important you recognize your own moods and not be afraid to ask for professional help.


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Priest Soldier Sorcerer Spy 3e EN:Creation
Characters in the Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System are created using "character points". The player begins with 40 of these character points, and then spends them to buy attributes, skills, special abilities, and so on.
Making up a Bog-Standard Fantasy character should only take about 15 minutes, once you are somewhat familiar with the process. The hardest part is thinking up a character background and choosing what kind of character to play. In this chapter, we offer a few suggestions to help you out, along with a checklist of the steps that you should probably follow. However, just because we list them in this order doesn't mean you must. Jump around if it makes you happy: feel free to fill in what you know, and come back to what you don't.
Before You Start
The goal of Bog-Standard Fantasy to help you have fun with your friends. If at all possible, try to assemble the players and make up their characters together. That way, you can avoid having two or three players with the same fields of expertise. It's usually more fun if each character has their own specialties, and their own role to fill.
It can sometimes be difficult to find a plausible reason for characters to stick together. Why would a brooding loner who likes to brood lonesomely ever join a team of adventurous vagabonds? You might consider establishing a reason before the game even starts, by having some previous connection between characters. The previous connection could be something as simple as, "Hey, you helped me fight those cultists that one time". If every character has a connection to at least one other character, getting them past that awkward "getting to know you" stage will be a lot easier.
Character Checklist
We have found that it's easiest if you create a character by following these steps. However, it's just a suggestion. Jump around if it makes you happy: feel free to fill in what you know, and come back to what you don't.
- Race: is your character a human, or one of the other humanoid races?
- Archetypes: what is the character's core identity?
- Attributes: what are the character's basic physical and mental traits?
- Background: what is the character's history and description?
- Skills: what does the character know how to do?
Archaea, the default setting for Bog-Standard Fantasy, is home to a number of intelligent humanoids, in addition to humans. The most common of these are described in the Races chapter. Future volumes of the Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System will include other character races.
Volume One of the Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System, Priest Soldier Sorcerer Spy, includes the four eponymous basic archetypes which dominated the fantasy RPGs of the late 20th century. However, many popular characters actually combine two or more archetypes ("Sorcerer Priest", "Priest Soldier", etc.). Future volumes of the Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System will include other character archetypes.
A character's attributes in the Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System are ranked on a scale from 1 to 12. Most normal people have attributes within the 1 to 3 range, but exceptional individuals (such as your character) may have some attributes within the 4 to 6 range. Few humans reach rank 7 in any attribute, and rank 9 is the peak of human potential.
The character's race, archetype, and attributes tells us what the character can do, but their background tells us why they do it. Describe the character's history and appearance, and elaborate on their personality and goals. Why does the character get out of bed in the morning? What keeps the character from achieving their full potential?
Skills allow a character to apply their attributes to solve a specific problem or accomplish a specific task. The Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System divides skills into broad disciplines. Skills cost one character point each.
Improving Your Character
Unlike most roleplaying games, Bog-Standard Fantasy assumes that the player characters are relatively complete when they are created. In the books and films which the Bog-Standard Fantasy Game System seeks to emulate, characters don't grow ever more powerful as time goes on, as is common in some roleplaying games. However, part of the fun of a roleplaying game is developing new skills and abilities, so Bog-Standard Fantasy uses the concept of "experience points", but the increase in power over time is relatively slow compared to most other games.
At the end of each story arc (every half-dozen game sessions or so), the GM determines how many experience points to grant each player, and each player adds that amount to the "Unspent Experience" on the character sheet of the character they played during that story. If they played more than one character (due to plot requirements, death or incapacitation of the first character, or any other reason), the player can pick which character receives the experience points. If the player receives more than one experience point and played more than one character over the course of the story arc, they can distribute those experience points among the eligible characters as the player sees fit.
Experience points may be spent at any time to improve or modify a character's attributes, skills, or special abilities. Each experience point is used just like the character points used to create a character: improving an attribute by one rank, buy a skill or expertise in that skill, buy a new special ability or spell, and so on. The GM should keep a close eye on any new abilities the character gains, as well as on any increases in the character's attributes that might make the character unsuitable for the game being run. It's never a bad idea for the players and the GM to discuss how the players plan to spend their experience points.
The GM should award experience points to players who role-played exceptionally well and made the game more fun for everyone. Here are a few suggestions.
|Showed up for the game
|+0 pts
|Played the game enthusiastically
|+1 pts
|Concluded a lengthy series of games
|+1 pts
|Has the lowest quantity of experience points in the group
|+1 pts
|Role-played exceptionally
|+1 pts
|Was clever and inventive
|+1 pts
We suggest that only one player in the group receive the "Role-played exceptionally" award and that only one player in the group receive the "Was clever and inventive" award, and that these should be two different players. You might like to have the players vote for who they think should receive these two awards. If so, encourage them not to vote for the same two people every time. Also, remember that the purpose of the game is to have fun playing, not to rack up the highest score. If it rubs your players the wrong way to receive different amounts of experience points, it may be easier to just give each player two experience points at the end of each story arc and be done with it.


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Welcome to my Web page! Thank you for this opportunity to introduce myself. I am an emergency medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center.
I grew up in New York City, and spent most of my life on the East Coast. I attended undergraduate and medical school at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and did my residency training at Jacobi/Montefiore medical centers in New York.
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I love working in the Emergency Department because I see every medical condition, and work with members of all ages. You never know what to expect. Though I rarely have the chance to follow up with members after emergency treatment, I do appreciate my interactions with them and their families. I hope that if I ever treat you, I'm able to help you in your greatest time of need.
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I believe life is about balancing work and family. I moved to Southern California with my husband and son, and now cannot imagine living anywhere else. When I'm not working, I love cooking and trying new foods. I also love to travel. These days, most of my free time is spent with my family at local parks and farmers markets.
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Colomb Beach House Goa, About our House
This beautiful Goa beach house has two large bedrooms; a master bedroom with a large double bed, and a spare bedroom with two single beds. Both rooms are equipped with night tables, lamps and cupboard space.
Colomb Bay Beach House has two picturesque balconies. The back balcony is facing the waterfront with a hammock and lounge chairs, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view of Colomb Bay. The front balcony is facing the village with a large dining room table, ideal for entertaining, evening dinners, or for families.
We have a kitchen, living room, two large bedrooms and a bathroom. It is bright and airy thanks to the many windows, high ceilings and the breeze from the water.
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The Yellow Explorer is a microfigure released in 2009.
He is almost entirely yellow, with a light grey top and dark toned skin behind his clothes.
Role in the game
In 3843 Ramses Pyramid, each player takes an explorer microfigure. Microfigures have to move around the base of the pyramid before continuing up it. They may rotate the pyramid layers, and have to work their way to the top without being caught by the Mummies. Once at the top they must fight Ramses the Mummy king, and if they win, win the game and take his crown.
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The Hutt Valley Sports Awards take place this week, an event recognising and celebrating some phenomenal achievements in the field of long-term gruelling exertion. I saw a link to the list of this year's finalists. It's a list teeming with talent and dedication, recognising officials as well as sportspeople – and this is important, because without volunteer officials, there wouldn't be any timekeepers, referees, technical officials, marshals, and all the other people who stand in Wellington's horizontal driving rain, ensuring that fair play is observed. However, what immediately caught my eye was the wording of the first few paragraphs, and the choice of photography:
Two finalists with Olympic medals – Nick Willis and Mary Fisher – are amongst the Hutt Valley Sports Awards finalists.
Fisher won gold at the Rio Paralympics by setting a world record in the backstroke S11.
The Upper Hutt swimmer has an impressive record setting numerous world records and must be in contention for the supreme award.
She is a finalist in the sportswoman and disabled categories, and is not the only Upper swimmer in the finals with Chelsey Edwards featuring in the young sportswoman.
Willis, who lives in the United States but still, considers himself a Lower Hutt lad, won bronze in the glamour 1500m. In doing so he became the oldest runner to medal in an event that is considered one of the toughest in athletics.
He added to his already impressive record, which includes two Olympic and three Commonwealth Games medals.
Convener of judges Derek Wilshere said having two such high quality athletes as finalists, reflects the quality of the finalists.
So, we have two superstar finalists, one male, one female. But, the photographs? Well, if you follow the link to the page (here it is again) who appears in the images? We have three images of Nick Willis…none of Mary Fisher. Hmmm. Returning to the quoted passage above, we see that Willis won a bronze medal, but Fisher won a gold medal, and broke a world record at Rio But, no photo of Fisher?
I do not, in any way, want to diminish Nick Willis's achievement: winning a medal in the 1,500m at the Olympics is amazing, it's huge, and what's more, he won a silver in the same event at Beijing. And a gold in the 1,500m at the 2006 Commonwealth Games. This is a testament to his talent, hard work, longevity, and tenacity! Performing at such a high level over a decade shows that Willis is a remarkable athlete. I think I nearly tore out clumps of hair during the 2016 Rio race. The tension! The joy! However, it's worth noting, that not only did Mary Fisher win gold and break a world record in the 100m backstroke at Rio in 2016, she also won a gold medal and broke a world record in the 200m IM at London in 2012, and has a host of other titles from the years in between. (She also won the Hutt Mana Charitable Trust Disabled/Special Athlete of the Year award at last year's Hutt awards).
If there are three pictures of Willis on this page, there should be three pictures of Mary Fisher too. If the page designer could find three pictures of Nick Willis, they could find three pictures of Mary Fisher. Or perhaps, just one photo of each! Google Images yields a pretty good selection.
I don't want to suggest that the Hutt Valley Sports Awards organisers have knowingly committed some #EverydaySexism, or deliberately privileged Olympic achievement over Paralympic achievement. But, unfortunately, that is what it looks like: a sexist and ableist statement that men's sporting achievements are more important than women's, implicitly diminishing the prestige of the Paralympics, and devaluing the attainment and talent of the athletes themselves.
You may argue, perhaps I'm reading too much into a hastily assembled webpage for a local sporting awards event. But, I suggest, in sport, where equality and inclusion are constantly compromised – deliberately and unthinkingly – by lack of accessibility, by inequitable funding, pay and coverage, by ill-considered language – that a picture is worth a thousand words.
More reading on equity, diversity, and inclusion in sport:
Paralympics New Zealand
Farewell Olympics, Welcome Paralympics
Women's Worth and Sexism in Sport
NZOC Women in Sport
Paralympics New Zealand – Mary Fisher


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According to the Australian Human Rights Commission, in 2018, 23% of women and 16% of men have experienced sexual harassment at work in Australia.
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When billing for an excision it should be clearly documented the lesion size plus the margins. I have doc that is curreting a malignant lesion and then placing margins for an excision. Would you take the lesion size before or after curreted. Thanks
If he did the ED&C to "get a better look" at the lesion below the surface, and if the lesion is bigger now because he can see it better the use the largest measurement after the ED&C if is is smaller then use the largest measurement prior to. The end result is take the largest measurement.Still a little confused. On the same site/ the doctor indicates the lesion size and the lesion size after ED&C. Then he excises the same lesion. From which size would you add the margins to get the diameter?


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Oak Tree Country Club In Edmond Oklahoma
It is a spot of calm serenity far from the maddening crowd, and 36 holes of their ideal golf design Oklahoma has to offer you. It is the perfection of a lifestyle energizing, and also the serene relaxation that one discovers when coming home. It is both a feeling of pride in the tradition of excellence and a commitment toward continuous improvement and improvement. Experience Oak Tree on your own and you will find exceptional service in a setting in which friendships have been forged and lasting memories are made.
Oak Tree Country Club is located in the Gorgeous, tranquil landscape of Edmond, Oklahoma. The Club was designed in 1981 by Joe Walser and Ernie Vossler of Landmark Land Company, with an objective of getting Oklahoma's premier, a private country club for families and golf fans.
Oak Tree Country Club prides itself on being a family club, with a broad array of amenities such as 2 18-hole championship golf courses, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, Olympic size swimming pool, onsite babysitting, a gym, multiple dining places and a whole lot more. Both championship golf courses were designed by legendary architect, Pete Dye, and provide among their most unique and challenging golf experiences out there. Oak Tree Country Club is the only private club in the Oklahoma City metro region including 36 holes of golf clubs and custom home designs from French Construction.
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For over 30 decades, Oak Tree Country Club has appreciated its own well-earned reputation among the greatest golf clubs and country clubs in the state of Oklahoma. If you're seeking calmness and beauty, you'll discover it from the rolling mountains and shimmering lakes of Oak Tree.
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Golf Members enjoy complete Club amenities including access to: unlimited golf online golf courses, boundless cart fees, usage of the golf practice center, range balls, club storage, boundless outdoor tennis, racquetball, gym, aerobic room, indoor jogging track, basketball court, swimming pool, Kids' Club babysitting center, men's and women's locker rooms and lounge areas, along with the clubhouse for social and dining occasions.
Oak Tree Country Club has among the best tennis programs in the nation. The Club provides six indoor tennis courts, six outdoor tennis courts, a comprehensive staff of tennis professionals, adult leagues, clinic classes and classes, and among the best junior development programs in the region. Together with a fully equipped pro shop, fitness centers, and other athletic chances, the Oak Tree Sports Center provides our tennis members a whole club experience. Irrespective of age or ability, we've got something for you.
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• Ironwood Bar & Grill
Relax, have a cocktail lounge and dine overlooking the expansive vistas of the beautiful golf courses and campuses in the brand new Ironwood Bar & Grill. The full-size pub and lounge area includes multiple flat screen televisions to observe present sporting events, plus also a friendly and professional team to serve you, your kids and your visitors. The casual, relaxing and relaxing atmosphere is a great spot to entertain in a romantic and refined setting or unwind after a round of golf with the rest of your foursome.
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• Ladies' Locker Room
The Ladies' Locker Room is an exclusive escape for the women to enjoy lunch or a quiet game of cards. The Ladies' Locker Room includes a fulltime attendant to serve you lunch or breakfast and consistently offers free tea, coffee, popcorn and snack items. The Ladies' Locker Room also includes a lounge area, personal lockers, and showers.
Open to all Oak Tree Country Club members and their guests is an Olympic size pool, ideal for cooling off on a hot summer afternoon. The pool contains a diving board, splash pad for those children and certi
fied lifeguards constantly. Having a 25-meter span, and also a four- to – six-foot thickness, this is the best place to swim laps and get a terrific workout.
Located next to the pool would be the Cabana Grill comprising a massive menu along with poolside service. The entire bar and swimwear seats make this a great area to cool off after a workout, round of golf, or simply to unwind under a cabana and entertain family and friends.
The swimming pool is the place for many social occasions and actions. Special events in the pool comprise family film nights, summertime wine tastings, live music, vacation pool parties and adult-only celebrations.
Oak Tree's gym provides Members the chance to get fit directly here in the club. There's not any requirement to travel across town to work out. Oak Tree Country Club provides a large choice of gym, spinning studio, an indoor walking track, racquetball court, two full-time private trainers and all of the gear you will need to get healthy and stay healthy.
The Fitness Center is equipped with:
• 3 Treadmills
• Row Machine
• two Arc Trainers
• two Ellipticals
• two Air Striders
• Upright Bike
• two Recumbent Bikes
• 9 Cybex Machines
• Dumbbell Rack 5-70 pounds
• Roman Chair
• Hyperextension Machine
• Kettle ball/Medicine Ball tower
Sports Center Hours:
• Monday – Thursday | 5:30 am — 10:00 pm
• Friday | 5:30 am — 7:00 pm
• Saturday/Sunday | 8:30 am — 5 pm
Nutrition 101: Working out but not getting the results you desire? Nutrition is essential to any fitness regimen. Our coaches can help you construct a customized nutrition program which is suitable for your lifestyle and body. Moreover, the gym continues to offer methods to remain accountable for a healthful lifestyle, including free nutrition classes known as Oak Tree Fit and seasonal weight reduction challenges. Our team is decided to not just offer you a secure place to exercise but also the instruction and responsibility you want to attain your exercise objectives.
Massage Therapy: The Sports Center offers massage therapy by appointment. Please telephone the Sports Center to for current pricing and to program. 405.341.3978
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It can't get any better than this for the Mayfield area.
Especially if Baker Mayfield becomes a star quarterback for the Browns.
One of the most traveled roads in Northeast Ohio and the Browns' No. 1 overall draft pick — let's talk about a perfect fit.
Mayfield meets Mayfield.
They have to meet one day.
The mayor of Mayfield Heights has to make it happen, but more on that in a bit.
Mayfield & Mayfield sounds like a cool name for a family law firm, but right now it's a collection of communities, an iconic road, a mayor and the promise and hope for better days on the lakefront in the form of a Heisman Trophy-winning football phenom.
The possibilities are endless for Baker Mayfield, the towns of Mayfield Heights and Mayfield Village, Mayfield Road and Mayfield High School:
• A parade one day down Mayfield Road honoring Mayfield
• Hosting a "Mayfield Day" in the area
• Presenting Mayfield a key to the city
• A Baker Mayfield football camp at (where else?) Mayfield High School
It all seems a bit ridiculous, right? Well ...
"Your ideas are not that ridiculous as I have had some of the same thoughts," Mayfield Heights mayor Anthony DiCicco told The News-Herald.
DiCicco said he has reached out to Mayfield — through a third party — with some of his ideas.
"I will let you know if anything comes of it," he said.
There you go. Maybe it will be Mayfield Mania in the Mayfield area before you know it.
At Mayfield Heights City Hall (6154 Mayfield Road) the sign on the front doors has a new look. It now reads "The City of (Baker) Mayfield Heights, Ohio 1950."
"We have been having some fun," said DiCicco, who is seeking his second term as Mayfield Heights mayor in November.
DiCicco, 56, has lived in Mayfield Heights for 36 years, and is a 1979 graduate of Gilmour. He's also a lifelong Browns fan and is a current season ticket-holder.
As for the pick of Mayfield? Well, duh!
"I will trust in the powers that be that they finally got this one right. We are planning the Super Bowl parade as we speak," said DiCicco, continuing the "we are having some fun" theme.
A short drive north to Wilson Mills Road in Mayfield Village, there's also plenty of optimism at Mayfield High School.
Mayfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Keith Kelly didn't hold back on the Browns' pick of Mayfield.
"Mayfield Schools behind Baker!," Kelly tweeted April 27.
Mayfield High School athletic director Keith Leffler was originally like a lot of Browns fans. He was hoping the team picked USC's Sam Darnold, but after reflection he's warming up to Mayfield.
"The more I read about him, I'm OK with the pick," said Leffler. "I'm hoping it's the right pick."
The Mayfield area would love nothing more.
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