I too have lost my horse (white) due to an ambush by many bandits that gang up on me and killed me. Once I got back in game I also received this brown horse Tennessee. I looked at the map and that horse was the only horse that had the white saddle icon. I went to the stables to check and i even went to camp where I can receive any of my horses but the best horse that I used is gone. What happened ? Any clue? Maybe the bandits took it and switch off with there’s ?
At some point I accidentally ran off a cliff with my War Horse which resulted in a death. After respawning, I noticed my War Horse was gone and the default Tennessee Walker was my main horse.   How did the War Horse disappear and is it possible to retrieve it?
Exploring ocean depths: is pressure an issue? Should it be? An upcoming adventure will have the party exploring the depths of the ocean. Breathing underwater shouldn't be an issue for them, as there are both items and rituals to take care of that, however, I was wondering what to do about about pressure, since none of these options mention it. I'll have to split my question into two, since they are closely related.   Is pressure an issue in 4e adventures? Is it mentioned in any of the published material? Has it been ruled anywhere that options that enable water breathing also grant immunity to pressure? Should it be an issue? This is somewhat subjective, but I really am wondering what other people have done. Would it be unresonable to assume that these options grant immunity to pressure? Should the players work to find another solution? I'm using BibLaTeX to handle my bibliography and I want a reference to be placed in a footnote on every page where I cite the same work and have the same number. Also I want to be able to cite the same work on one page several times. The latter could be done by using  from the Joseph Wright's blog. However, it puts a reference in a footnote only once. Take for example  both at SO and SU. Now that there's , (new) users asking a LaTeX question should at least be informed that there is a new Stack Exchange site dedicated to TeX and thus increases their chance of an answer. This should happen before the question is actually posted and ideally offer the option to post the question directly there instead (without the need to copy-paste).  LaTeX is just an example, there's also , ,  etc., and it is obvious that this can only be decided on a case-by-case basis which is why I certainly do not suggest migrating questions automatically when these tags are used. But informing users of that possibility would probably help the SE network in general. Statistical interpretation of Maximum Entropy Distribution I have used the principle of maximum entropy to justify the use of several distributions in various settings; however, I have yet to be able to formulate a statistical, as opposed to information-theoretic, interpretation of maximum entropy. In other words, what does maximizing the entropy imply about the statistical properties of the distribution?   Has anyone run across or perhaps discovered yourself a statistical interpretation of max. entropy distributions that does not appeal to information, but only to probabilistic concepts?  As an example of such an interpretation (not necessarily true): "For an interval of arbitrary length L on the domain of the RV (assuming its 1-d continuous for simplicity), the maximum probability that can be contained in this interval is minimized by the maximum entropy distribution."  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I see this happening most often when the former governor is actively campaigning for a new office (usually U.S. President), and my impression is that it's done only by someone with an interest in the campaign (for or against) rather than a (relatively) neutral party like a newspaper.  Certainly this could be used as a jab: in a political campaign for high office, addressing one's opponent by a former title — lower than one's own — could imply that the opponent is not qualified for the new job. It could also be used the other way around, to remind listeners that a candidate one supports used to hold an important title.  I'm curious whether there are formal rules for this in the U.S., or at least style or journalist guidelines, for various offices. Are ambassadors, for example, entitled to some sort of emeritus honorific? Single question thread with multiple questions, some duplicates I've recently run into many questions where to author asks several related questions in one post, many of them asked before.   I'm wondering what out policy is on such questions:   Should I vote-close them as being not constructive? Should I vote-close them as duplicates? Should I leave them be? Or even suggest an answer?    - Each of the questions: Waiting for an AJAX request with selenium, and headless browsing in selenium have been asked here before, but he asked both in one.  I've done my best to search for similar questions here in meta but I was unable to find any, reading appreciated. How can I mirror weight painting? How can I mirror my weight painting to the opposed side of my character? I know that there is Mirror function, but it doesn't assign the weight to bones on the opposed side. Can I do it manually? What is the difference between:   The company would rather each employee be provided with ID card.  The company would rather each employee were provided with ID card. What does `exec {STDIN}>&0` do? How to interpret regression coefficients when response was transformed by the 4th root? I'm using fourth root (1/4) power transformation on my response variable, as a result of heteroscedasticity. But now I'm not sure how to interpret my regression coefficients.   I assume that I would need to take the coefficients to the fourth power when I back-transform (see below regression output). All of the variables are in units of dollar in millions, but I would like to know the change in dollar in billions.    While holding the other independent variable constant, a billion dollar change in fees, on average, leads to a change of 32 (or 32,000 dollars) in collections. I take 0.000075223 * 1000 (to get to billions) ^ 4 = 0.000032. 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