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The Kuyper Scholars Program (KSP) in Christian scholarship is more than an honors program. Designed to provide highly motivated and academically gifted students with scholarly challenges throughout and beyond the regular curriculum, this program includes three components—interdisciplinary work, theoretical understanding, and seminar participation and leadership—all built on a Christian foundation. The program seeks not only to prepare leaders for the Christian and world communities but also to advance the academic atmosphere at Dordt College. Throughout their undergraduate experience, participating students work closely with their KSP advisors and faculty mentors to reach their goals.
Program Goals
Students who enroll in the Kuyper Scholars Program will
- develop their understanding of integral Christian scholarship
- increase their ability to do interdisciplinary, theoretical, and collaborative scholarly work
- identify and cultivate their scholarly gifts
- develop a Kuyperian sense of scholarly work as calling to a particular kind of service in God's kingdom
- develop critical-thinking, argumentation, writing, and public-speaking skills
Course Requirements
The Kuyper Scholars Program is designed to fit with every major at Dordt College. To graduate from the program, students will take the following courses, some of which satisfy general education and major requirements:
- 18 KSP credits in these areas:
- KSP 151: Rhetoric & Christian Scholarship
- KSP 110: Attending/responding to Scholars Events
- KSP 120: Participating in Scholars Seminars
- KSP 220: Leading Scholars Seminars
- KSP 230: Learning Portfolio
- KSP 381-386: Group Scholars Projects
- KSP 391-396: Individual Scholars Projects
- KSP 291-293: Scholars Contracts in regular courses (Students receive both the Kuyper Scholars Program credits and the regular course credits)
- A lab science course
- Stat 131 or Math 151 or higher
This sequence of courses starts with an introduction to Christian scholarship, coupled with the necessary reading, writing, communication, and discussion skills used throughout the program. Building on this foundation, students in KSP present their completed individual and group projects in seminars involving the entire community of scholars. In addition, students in KSP are invited to social events, special dinners, discussions with guest lecturers, study abroad programs, and conferences.
Applying To The Kuyper Scholars Program
Admission into KSP depends on an entrance essay, letters of recommendation, and demonstrated academic ability. Of primary importance are the entrance essay and letters of recommendation that must demonstrate the student's character and potential for academic excellence in the pursuit of serviceable insight in the area of Christian scholarship. Specific application information can be found here.
To remain in the Kuyper Scholars Program students must maintain a 3.25 GPA and remain active participants in KSP. Students in KSP will receive an annual $2,000 Kuyper Scholarship.


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The Anderson University nursing class of 2011 achieved what no other Indiana school did that year: receiving a 100 percent pass rate on the NCLEX nurse licensing exam.
Many changes have been made in the school as a whole in recent years, which have contributed to this accomplishment. Working to establish a firm curriculum, while allowing students to spend more time in lab and clinicals, has allowed the School of Nursing to flourish. "We strived to have a good pass rate because it reinforced our program's quality, but more importantly, it was proof of our students being successful," said Dr. Karen Williams, dean of the School of Nursing.
The Anderson University School of Nursing strives not only to educate and graduate skilled nurses but also to create a strong sense of community for students, faculty and staff. "It's a joyous place to be," said Williams. "Our department works as a team, caring about the lives of not only our fellow faculty members, but our students."
Achieving this 100 percent pass rate required preparation from each professor in the School of Nursing.
"We have increased the hours spent providing hands-on learning," said Jason Pierce, assistant professor of nursing. "It's important to remember that after graduation, students will be asked to apply the theories we've taught them in real-life settings."
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The overall consensus within the School of Nursing is the importance of being practice-oriented. "I work up to eight hours a week in the ER at Community Hospital Anderson," said Pierce. "It keeps me skilled and updated on the ever-changing world of nursing, along with giving me great stories to tell in class."
Establishing a curriculum that would benefit each student throughout their future career, the School of Nursing created an educational program that is still impacting the lives of nursing students, both past and present.
Katie Berkompas, a 2011 AU graduate, is currently living in Hawaii. Within the next few months, Berkompas will begin working as a full-time registered nurse for one of the major hospitals in Honolulu. "The support of my nursing class and professors was key to helping me achieve success," said Berkompas.
Williams and the rest of the faculty members care deeply about each student's journey. "We pray for our students every day," said Williams. "We rejoice every time we get an e-mail updating us on a passed NCLEX or how they enjoy life as an RN."
Berkompas acknowledges the dedicated efforts of the School of Nursing faculty. "I feel like I could not have been any better prepared to work as an RN outside of college," she said. "The professors taught me the skills and critical thinking needed and gave me the confidence needed to be a great nurse."
— Hannah Schumacher is a senior from Bluffton, Ohio, majoring in communication arts and writing. Schumacher is an associate with Fifth Street Communications®, writing on behalf of the Anderson University Office of University Communications.
Anderson University is a private Christian university of 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students in central Indiana. Anderson University continues to be recognized as one of America's top colleges by U.S. News and World Report, The Princeton Review, and Forbes. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson University offers more than 65 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in business, music, nursing, and theology.

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LOS ANGELES -- The LA Galaxy roster is inching closer to finalization.
During the Galaxy's unveiling for their new road uniform, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena confirmed that the club has parted ways with Supplemental draft pick Andy Riemer. Later in the evening, LA confirmed Riemer's departure as well as the release of Brazilian trialists Marquinho and Mathaus Ferreira.
Riemer played in four of LA's preseason games this year, playing in a variety of positions from right midfield, central midfield and forward. Ferreira, a centerback, made two appearances while Marquinho did not feature for the Galaxy.
As it stands, the Galaxy roster is now at 26 players -- 30 is the maximum -- heading into this Sunday's regular season opener against the Chicago Fire. 27 players are currently training with the club as Galaxy Academy product Paul Arriola continues to train with the group.
CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena has a number of questions to answer ahead of the March 3 season opener against the Chicago Fire, but one of the most important is, just who will start alongside Omar Gonzalez in central defense.
A.J. DeLaGarza and Leonardo appear to be the primary options with second-year centerback Tommy Meyer suffering from a nagging hamstring strain. Arena has repeatedly told reporters this week that Meyer is "moving along" but his status remains in question. DeLaGarza is likely the safest choice due to his deep understanding with Gonzalez, but should Leonardo get the nod, Arena may opt to place DeLaGarza at the right back position while Sean Franklin is pushed into midfield.
"It's a strong defensive formation. A.J. is very good [at right back] because that was his old position and Sean is dynamic and more than comfortable [at right midfielder]. I think that the Galaxy defense is as solid as ever [with that formation] and teams will see that."
Whether or not that particular formation is used, if the Brazilian has his number called for the opener, he believes that he's fully prepared to get the start.
"We all should be ready to play and start," said Leonardo. "I consider myself to be ready if that opportunity is given to me."
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. – Time Warner Cable SportsNet unveiled their new broadcast team for LA Galaxy matches this season with John Shrader taking over play-by-play duties on Tuesday evening.
Shrader, who was a staple covering various teams in the Bay Area, takes over for previous incumbent Mark Rogondino. Shrader will be joined by Cobi Jones who serves as LA's color commentator for the second straight season while newcomer Kelli Tennant will perform sideline reporting duties.
Shrader's thoughts on joining Time Warner Cable SportsNet are below and a sample of his play-by-play is below…
(On joining TWCS…)
SHRADER: "Well, I spent 15 years broadcasting the San Jose Earthquakes and I've watched the league grow and get better. We've always been watching from afar at the league's gold standard the Galaxy. I couldn't be more excited to be a part of this and the confidence that the people at Time Warner have shown me is humbling. I just can't say how excited that I am to get started."
(On what makes him unique as a play-by-play man…)
SHRADER: "I do have a lot of passion for the game, I think that I see the game very well and I'm a great person to work with, in terms of the color announcers and sideline reporters because I anchor the show and move it along. I also try to bring a little more excitement to the goal scoring part of it so you'll hear a goal call that you won't hear from English broadcasters very often. I hope that the fans will recognize that I care about the game and care about the players. I have respect for the game and I love the craft of broadcasting so it's important for me to do things right. I hope that the fans will get all of that."
(On moving from Earthquakes games to the Galaxy…)
SHRADER: "The last couple of the years with the Earthquakes was a little weird because Comcast took over the broadcast and hired their own staff guy to broadcast the games. So we just came to an amicable separation and then I moved to Southern California. I've had a year separated from that, but really, it's the game and it's the business. Players get traded from one team to another and even announcers move from one team to another. If it happens to be that an announcer just moves between the two teams that hate each other more than any team in this league, well, then it just adds to the adventure right?"
What are your thoughts on Shrader's appointment?
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Jose Villarreal's brace lifted the U.S. U-20's over Canada and into this summer's U-20's World Cup in Turkey.
Villarreal notched two goals as the U.S. defeated Canada 4-2 in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship quarterfinal to qualify for the U-20 World Cup. MLSsoccer.com's Tom Marshall caught up with the Galaxy Homegrown forward who admitted that he'll be staying with the U-20's for the duration of the tournament. Villarreal and the U-20's will fight for a berth in the final on Friday against Cuba.
"I'm just happy to be able to help out my team however possible," Villarreal told reporters. "If they need me to score, I'll score, if they need me to defend, I'll defend. We work as a unit so I'm proud."
Villarreal, Real Salt Lake (and Garden Grove, Calif. native) Luis Gil, head coach Tab Ramos, and others break down the U.S. U-20's victory in this reaction video from U.S. Soccer below...
What are your thoughts on Villarreal's performance? Do you expect him to start for the Galaxy once he returns?
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. – Joining their sister network Time Warner Cable SportsNet, Time Warner Cable Deportes added a new voice for their LA Galaxy telecasts in veteran Mexican broadcaster Samuel Jacobo.
Joining Jacobo will be former Mexican goalkeeper Martin "El Pulpo" Zuinga who will serve as color commentator and sideline analyst Elmur Souza. Prior to joining Time Warner Cable Deportes, Jacobo served as a broadcaster for Fox Deportes, HBO, ESPN Radio Los Angeles, Prime Ticket, and Univision.
Jacobo's thoughts on joining Deportes and a sample of his play-by-play style can be found below…
JACOBO: "I was glad that they wanted to capture the Latin presence in Los Angeles. Time Warner Deportes wants to capture Latin public to see that we have a team in Los Angeles and form a connection to the team….I was excited and I feel like I am a pioneer and the first narrator that can give[that connection] to the Latino community. I have an exclusive contract with Time Warner and I want people to associate my name with the Galaxy. We are very happy to make history [with Time Warner Cable Deportes] and we're going to give it a great effort."
LA Galaxy Homegrown forward Jose Villarreal catapulted the U.S. U-20's into a berth in the 2013 U-20 World Cup on Tuesday with a pair of goals in the U.S.' 4-2 victory over Canada in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship quarterfinals on Tuesday.
As reported by scribes Tom Marshall and Kyle McCarthy, who were both at the match in Puebla, Villarreal will not return to Southern California like several of his U.S. teammates, but will remain with the U-20's for the duration of the tournament. The U.S. face Cuba -- who defeated Costa Rica 2-1 -- on Friday in the semifinal round.
The complete highlights can be found here while Villarreal's goals are below...
Goal 1 (40th Minute)
Goal 2 (54th Minute)
What are your thoughts on Villarreal's performance? Expect him to play an important role for the LA Galaxy this season?
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Jose Villarreal scored two goals in 84 minutes of play as the U.S. U-20's advanced to the U-20 World Cup with a 4-2 victory over Canada in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship quarterfinals.
Canada took the lead in the 24th minute with a 30-yard blast from Dylan Carreiro, but LA battled back with three unanswered goals in the first half. Real Salt Lake midfielder Luis Gil provided the equalizer four minutes later, but Villarreal put the U.S. up for good with his strike in the 40th minute play off an assist by former Galaxy Academy product Mario Rodriguez.
The U.S. added a third goal in the 45th minute with a goal from Columbus Crew Homegrown Wil Trapp. Villarreal completed his brace in the 54th minute off a dish from Benji Joya. Canada pulled one back in the 63rd minute with a goal from Samuel Piette, but could not complete the comeback.
The U.S. U-20's will now take part in the U-20 World Cup in Turkey which takes place from June 21 to July 13.
Remember, the Galaxy have two other players, forward Jack McBean and defender Oscar Sorto who remain eligible for selection.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy's broadcast partner's Time Warner Cable SportsNet and Time Warner Deportes officially announced the on-air and broadcast talent for the 2013 season.
On the English-language side, veteran broadcaster John Shrader will provide play-by-play for LA this season with Cobi Jones providing color commentary while Kelli Tennant will serve as the sideline reporter. Also on the English side, Chris McGee will serve as the studio host with Clint Mathis serving as the studio analyst on game days.
Meanwhile, on the Deportes side, Samuel Jacobo will perform play-by-play alongside color commentator Martin Zuniga, while Elmur Souza performs sideline reporter duties. Enrique Gutierrez will serve as the studio host for Deportes while Steve Sampson and Christian Bozzo serve as analysts.
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinal CS Herediano may be a week away, but we have confirmation on where the match will take place— Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero.
On Tuesday, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena confirmed that the match will take place at Herediano's usual home field rather than the Estadio Nacional where they hosted Real Salt Lake in the group stage. "El Rosabal" as it is known to locals was constructed in 1949 and seats 15,000 fans according to the club's official site.
Los Rojiamarillos are currently in ninth place in the Campeonato de Verano and recently underwent a coaching change when Marvin Solano took over Mauricio Solís.
Yes, the El Clasico match -- long considered the "biggest match in the world " -- between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid will take place tonight, but the most important for American and Canadian soccer fans will take palce in Puebla, Mexico.
That's where the U.S. U-20's will face Canada in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship Quarterfinals (3 p.m. PST, Fox Soccer/Univison Deportes) with the winner earning a berth in the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Turkey. Galaxy Homegrown forward Jose Villarreal has played an important role for this team by notching a goal in the U.S.' 1-0 victory over Costa Rica on Friday.
Below U.S. head coach Tab Ramos, midfielder Caleb Stanko, defender Shane O'Neill, and forward Mario Rodriguez preview the match in this video produced by U.S. Soccer.


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THE MANAGER of a landmark hotel was so impressed with a pair of wandering Furness players he invited them to perform for his guests.
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Vagabonds Gary Bridgens and Phill Gregg appeared in Grange on Friday evening, and wowed Matt Stanaway, who manages the restored Midland Hotel in Morecambe.
Now Mr Stanaway, who lives in Grange, is hoping the actors, singers and puppeteers will make an appearance at his hotel.
The manager of the hotel, owned by English Lakes, had taken his wife and three children to watch the pair perform in an ornate bandstand in Park Road Gardens.
Mr Stanaway said: "It was a fantastic show. It is family entertainment. You don't see many puppet shows any more. I just thought it was really nice and really interesting and the kids loved it.
He added: "They did a show at the Midland 20 or 25 years ago and I am inviting them back. Hopefully we can sort something out."
Around 40 people, a third of them children, turned out to watch the Vagabonds who arrived in Grange, complete with handcart Dolly, by train.
Tracy Hathorne, who runs the Grange British Legion with her husband, took her three children after her mum saw an article about the Vagabonds in the Evening Mail.
She said: "Its just a shame that more Grange people didn't come and see it. The three kids loved it, even the little one was watching."
George Barrett from Grange, who was with his grandchildren, said: "I think the children were interested.
"It was something different. We brought a couple of youngsters and they were enthralled."
Mum Lynne Lacey from Grange said: "I think some of it was over the children's heads. There was some quite adult humour in it. I enjoyed it."
Teas and cakes were served by the ladies of Charity and Co, a group of about a dozen women in the town who raise money for four charities, including St Mary's Hospice.
Member Maureen Davidson said of the Vagabonds: "They were good and I like the fact they kept it local."
Garry Bridgens said: "Grange is the first place we started drifting away from what I regard as home, and exploring wider fields.
"The audience here were marvellous and we were well received."
Network Rail didn't allow them to push their cart over Arnside viaduct on Saturday, but an Evening Mail van driver gave them a lift to their Saturday gig at Milnthorpe.
The pair have two more weeks of gigs around South Cumbria before ending their tour where they began – in Barrow.
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Just seen the Vagabonds at Kirkby-In-Furness tonight. They were superb. Setting was perfect, performing in a corner of the cricket field in front of St Cuthbert's Church on a sunny (if cold) evening, to an audience of more than 50 locals, including a group of Brownies. The Vagabonds deserve a medal for their three-week walking journey through Furness and South Cumbria. Great advert for the area with their local stories, songs and humour. Askam and Dalton performances on Saturday before their homecoming on Sunday. Come on Barrow, let's give them a fitting homecoming to Barrow Park.
Fantastic-went to watch them at Broughton tonight, their enthusiasm and talent shone through, my 10 year old really enjoyed it and all the stories and songs were excellent. Hope they have a dry journey home and that lots of people welcome them back to Barrow.
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The car seen here belongs to Jere Moore, who was understandably skeptical about the idea of modifying his '64 Corvette's fiberglass skin. In fact, it took some coaxing from Larry Burchett and the crew at B Rod or Custom in Knoxville, Tennessee, to change Moore's tune. Burchett and his son PJ run the B Rod shop, and they've built several Corvettes, along with a number of other fiberglass-bodied cars. Their experience with the medium gave them the confidence to slice Moore's Vette and give it the right look. The end result is a car that has a laundry list of great features, along with an incredible stance that can be attributed to the widened fenders and quarter-panels.
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After several cycles of urethane primer and block-sanding, PJ sprayed the '64 with an Audi R8 color called Daytona Gunmetal Pearlized, then sealed it with a few coats of clear. After allowing the Dupont materials to cure, the next steps involved sanding, buffing, and polishing the topcoat to a perfectly slick finish.
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PvP Talents
Unholy :
Frost :
Those are talents that I use as default in arena. Talents and Glyphs should be changed every arena match depending on what composition you're playing, what you're up against, and what strategy you and your opponent might execute.
Level 15:
Rolling blood for unholy Plague leech / Unholy blight for frost
Unholy : Rolling blood for unholy for more aoe dmg .
Frost : Plague leech if you play with aspxyxiate or death advance, Unholy blight if you play with chillblains
Level 30
Lichborne for both specs is only viable option as it provides fear break ,polymorph/sleep immunity as well as good self heals because you can use deathcoils to heal yourself while lichborne is active
purgeatory tend to bug in pvp like guardian spirit did in 5.0-5.4 so this is not viable option and anti-magic zone is reduced to 3 seconds duration for 40% spell reduction so lichborne is always better
Level 45
Aspxyxiate is recommended for most cases for both specs. If you play with rogue or warrior or any comp in which you got plenty of short cd stuns provided by your teammates you can go for chillblains or death advance
Level 60
Unholy :
Conversion - Usable while silenced conversion provides 3-6% heal per second (its possible to spam conversion without calceling conversion aura doubling the effect for double the cost check macros below ) and its far superior to death pact and death siphon..Dk 4 piece bonus also interacts here giving you 3 runic power every second for 5 seconds while you are slowed which is usually all the time making conversion costing 2rp per sec!
However against comps that have low sustained dmg but high burst I recomend Death pact over conversion
Frost :
Death pact - conversion is not an option if you play frost because runic power has much greater value then it does for unholy dk. Spamming your conversion while you are trained will totally shut down your offense resulting in much less dmg output.
Level 75
Blood tap - why blood tap, answer is simple no rng. Other 2 talents are rng and sometimes you can do 5-6 deathcoils or frost strikes and they wont proc
Level 90
Desecrated ground - Extra pvp trinket and best option in this tier
Gorefiend has usage in 5v5 and rbgs but for 2v2 and 3v3 its just not good enough as you can already grip 2 targets in ring of frost without using it.
Remorseless winter is a pve ability and it has no use in arena games but
you can sometimes pick chillblains + remorseless winter as 5.4 strangulate is no longer on global cooldown so using strangulate+remorseless at same time on a shaman , priest or paladin healer will guarantee that rw stun will go off as they cant dispell/freedom stacks while they are silenced. Yet again if those healers are paired with enhancemet shaman , hunter , ww monk , or ret they can freedom their healers every time you silence+rw them making your RW useless.
Prime Glyphs:
Frost :
Shifting presences - mandatory
Dark simulacrum - mandatory unless you meet mw/war/hunter for example
Icy touch - Frost dks can purge alot this glyph is mandatory
Regenerative magic - i swap it sometimes with ds glyph against kfc
Unholy :
Dark simulacrum - mandatory unless you meet mw/war/hunter for example
Shifting presences - optional
Icy touch - optional , unholy dks can not purge much but sometimes you can get that bop off in 1-2 purges
Pestilence - Paired with chillblains its easier to slow opponets down and its easier to keep your dots up on multiple targets
Enduring infection - against double disease dispel teams such as priest/monk/x
Minor glyph :
-Glyph of death embrace - refunds 20 runic if you succesfully heal your pet
Gems / Enchants / Stats
General Priorities for Stats :
Unholy :
3% Hit>3% Expertise>Crit>mastery>haste
Most of dks go for pure crit gemming and reforging. Why is this so? In 5.4 they changed Unholy Presence to grant a flat 20% Haste to all things, up from Haste for melee (attack speed and Rune regeneration) only.Gemming haste or reforging it is total overkill if you dance your presences
If you plan to sit in blood presence and never go out of it anytime haste reforging and full str gems work just fine
Frost :
3%hit/3% expertise > Haste > mastery > crit
Frost dks gem haste because with full 550 gear you can make your rune regen under 8 seconds. Why is this so important?
This means that you can actually sit in blood presence while trained and still do descent dmg output on single target.
Recommended Gems:
Unholy :
Meta - 216 Strength / +3% Crit Damage or Tyrannical Meta Gem (Have both Helms ready, Strength meta still does more damage / burst while Tyrannical Meta Gem is better for surviving)
Red - 80 str / 160 crit
Yellow - 320 crit
Blue - 160 crit / 80 PvP Power
Frost :
Meta - 216 Strength / +3% Crit Damage or Tyrannical Meta Gem (Have both Helms ready, Strength meta still does more damage / burst while Tyrannical Meta Gem is better for surviving)
Red - 80str / 160 haste
Yellow - 320 haste
Blue - 160 haste/80 pvp power
Viable DK Comps
Dks are in pretty bad shape in mop but you can still reach high ratings.
I recomed dk/ele/druid , tsg or phd for unholy and dk/rogue/healer for frost.
Doesn't really matter. Use any professions that give strength or attack power gains. Blacksmithing is really good since it can give you crit/haste if you choose to do so. Jewelcrafting also can give you crit/haste, these professions give you choices on what you want to do.
What rotation do you use in PvP?
There is no "specific" rotation in PvP.
Playing unholy dk you want to get some attack power procs first such as Unholy strenght, pvp proc trinket or on use trinket or all 3 at same time then spread powerfull diseases on as much targets possible and pop your gargoyle.
If you want to do a hard swap you should have dotted that target first have saved atleast 10 blood charges and 3-4 death runes then aspxyxiate enemy healer and do 5-6 necrotics +gnaw on target
If your partner is free to dps at this point and your team has follow-up cc you are already forcing major defensives or pvp trinket
Frost is easy to understand if you are in blood presence keep 2 dots up on a target fish a km proc then obliterate. If you are free to be in frost presence don't fish anything just put 2 dots on do rotation with this prio:
KM proc obliterate > necrotic strike > frost strike > obliterate
I recomend getting magic runes but you can use this script if you dislike addons
/script RuneFrame:SetScale(2.0)
/run RuneFrame:SetPoint("top", 0, -325)
change values to move it where you want
-gladius or s arena or move anything to move your arena frames
What macros does Dks have for PvP?
This is list of all my macros :
1) focus simulacrum macro
/cast [target=focus] Dark Simulacrum
2) arena frames simulacrum macros :
/cast [@arena1] dark simulacrum
/cast [@arena2] dark simulacrum
/cast [@arena3] dark simulacrum
3) frost strike + blood tap macro :
/cast frost strike
/cast blood tap
4) horn + da macro also removes annoying red error text
/cast death's advance
/cast horn of winter
/script UIErrorsFrame:Hide()
5) Death pact macro
/cast [nopet] raise dead
/cast !death pact
6) arena frames grip macros
/cast [@arena1] death grip
/cast [@arena2] death grip
/cast [@arena3] death grip
7) HB macro
/cast howling blast
8) pop/cancel lichborne macro
/cancelaura Lichborne
/cast Lichborne
9) Deahcoil selfheal macro + hs
#showtooltip lichborne
/use Grievous Gladiator's Badge of Victory
/cast !lichborne;
/cast [target=player] Death Coil
/use fel healthstone
10) Mindfreeze macro for focus and target
/cast [modifier:shift, target=focus] Mind Freeze
/cast [nomodifier] Mind Freeze
11)necrotic + blood tap
/cast necrotic strike
/cast blood tap
12) remorseless macro
/cast strangulate
/cast remorseless winter
13) frenzy+pvp trinket
#showtooltip unholy frenzy
/use Grievous Gladiator's Badge of Victory
/cast unholy frenzy
14) arena frames macros for coi
/cast [@arena1] chains of ice
/cast [@arena2] chains of ice
/cast [@arena3] chains of ice
15) cancelauras
/cancelaura hand of protection
/cancelaura hand of freedom
/cancelaura divine shield
/cancelaura ice block
/cancelaura conversion
16) pet macro
/petautocastoff claw
17) stancedance macros
/cast frost presence
/cast Blood presence
/cast unholy presence
/cast blood presence
18) swifty macro
#showtooltip summon gargoyle
/use 10
/use blood fury
/use berserking
/cast Unholy Frenzy
/cast summon gargoyle
/use Grievous Gladiator's Badge of Victory
19) leapgnaw macro
/cast leap
/cast gnaw
20) conversion macro
/cast !conversion
21) focus it macro
/cast [target=focus] icy touch
22) focus grip macro
/cast [target=focus] death grip
23) mouseover petattack macro
/cast [target=mouseover, exists] [harm] icy touch
/petattack mouseover
24) leapgnaw focus:
/cast [@focus] leap
/cast [@focus] gnaw
25) arena purge macros
/cast [@arena1] icy touch
/cast [@arena2] icy touch
/cast [@arena3] icy touch
26) pet macro
/petautocaston claw
27) pet heal macro
/cast [target=pet] death coil
28) leap gnaw for arena 123
/cast [@arena1] leap
/cast [@arena1] gnaw
/cast [@arena2] leap
/cast [@arena2] gnaw
/cast [@arena3] leap
/cast [@arena3] gnaw
29) Swifty for frost
/cast pillar of frost
/use 10
/use blood fury
/use berserking
/use Grievous Gladiator's Badge of Victory
30) focus strangulate macro
#showtooltip strangulate
/cast blood tap
/cast [target=focus] strangulate
31) arena strangulate/aspxyxiate macros
#showtooltip strangulate
/cast blood tap
/cast [@arena1] strangulate
#showtooltip strangulate
/cast blood tap
/cast [@arena2] strangulate
#showtooltip strangulate
/cast blood tap
/cast [@arena3] strangulate
32) soul reaper/ scourge macro
/cast [mod:shift] soul reaper
/cast scourge strike
33) raise dead + transform macro
/cast [nopet] raise dead
/cast !dark transformation
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Hacker finds iOS 4.1 bootrom vulnerability that can jailbreak all current hardware
Yesterday's release of iOS 4.1 was good news for iPhone gamers and iPhone 3G owners who had performance issues post-4.0, but bad news for jailbreakers, with the Dev Team themselves warning users not to upgrade to 4.1 as there was no known way to reverse the baseband post-update.
As usual, though, what's true in the cat-and-mouse jailbreaking scene one day is not true the other, and now there's good news for jailbreakers, at least in theory. iPhone hacker pod2g has revealed on Twitter that he has successfully discovered a new bootrom exploit, and even better: all the new iOS hardware including the iPhone 4 and new iPod Touch is vulnerable to it.
The good news here is that means that Apple would be powerless to patch this vulnerability through software, since its a hardware issue… but that won't necessarily stop them from patching up the issue at the factory for any hardware that comes down the line in coming months.
So, in theory, the Dev Team should be able to use this to jailbreak any iPod Touches and iPhone 4s currently in the wild… but given Apple's historic response to jailbreaking, don't expect this vulnerability to last. If you want a new iPod Touch or iPhone 4, and if you want to jailbreak it, buy your device now… if you buy it in a few months, you may very well be out of luck.
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No point in having more than one exploit out in the wild since Apple will just patch it and then when the next version comes out it can't be used.
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To make it difficult
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If you drive on dirt roads or live somewhere where a lot of road salt gets used, then you're probably well familiar with the purpose of your windshield washer pump. The washer pump is responsible for pumping washer fluid from the windshield washer reservoir which stores the fluid. From there it goes through hoses to the washer nozzles which spray the fluid onto the windshield. Then, thanks to the wiper blades that "wipe" the fluid all over your windshield and the numerous other parts of the wiper system which connect to and power the movement of the blades, you are able to wash the dirt and gook off of your windshield and clean it. This is not only convenient in how it lets you clean your windshield without having to stop and squeegee it off at every gas station along your trip, but also essential in how it maintains your visibility which helps you avoid road hazards.
The entire process is put into motion via the vehicle's windshield wiper switch, which is located on the side of the steering column. It is your input into activating the windshield washer pump to pump the washer fluid from the reservoir to the washer nozzles, as well as activating and adjusting the movement of the vehicle's wipers. All of this allows you to maintain a clean windshield and a clear line of view while you drive. Many of these are multi-function levers that also include dials and switches to activate other systems, such as fog lights, for example. The lever connects to a switch inside the steering column which contains the circuitry that sends the driver's input to the wiper motor and washer pump. Some assemblies combine the lever and switch into one unit.
Some SUVs, vans, and wagons also have rear window wipers and a rear window washer pump. Frequently, in these systems, one washer fluid reservoir is used, with two pumps attached to it.
How do I Know if my Windshield Washer Pump Needs to be Replaced?
If you activate the windshield washer and no fluid sprays out, or the spray is weak, then it might be time to start thinking about replacing your windshield washer pump. There are other problems which can inhibit the flow of washer fluid, so it may be best to check the whole washer system. Make sure that the nozzles aren't clogged and that the hoses aren't crimped, leaking, or blocked. Make sure that the washer fluid reservoir is full and not leaking. One way to isolate the washer pump as the source of the problem is to try to run it with the car or truck on but the engine off. This will allow you to hear whether or not the windshield washer pump motor is working. If the washer pump motor isn't running, you could use a voltmeter to check that it is receiving current. If you're getting proper voltage to the pump when the windshield wiper switch is activated but no fluid is flowing through the system, it's time to replace your washer pump.
There are a number of factors that can contribute to washer pump failure. Over time, the seals inside the pump can dry out and cause the pressure to drop and not allow a proper spray. They can also seize and fail if run without washer fluid too often. Using water rather than washer fluid can also damage internal pump parts. The water may freeze and expand in cold weather, damaging the pump. It's also possible to burn out the windshield washer pump motor through very frequent use. This unfortunately means that the drivers who most need a working washer pump are more likely to have a broken one. Trying to run the pump without wiper fluid can also burn out the washer motor. A car accident may also rattle the windshield washer fluid pump and damage its internal components.
Can I Replace a Windshield Washer Pump Myself?
Fortunately, getting your windshield wiper pump back in working condition should be within the reach of a do-it-yourselfer. You will most likely have to remove the washer fluid reservoir. Assuming your reservoir is in good condition, you'll just have to attach the new pump to the reservoir and reinstall the reservoir.
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I made my husky little Ryan some pants. They are perfect summer jammies and passed the "jumping on the bed" test.
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I remembered i had a bunch of X-Movie figures that i had bought on clearence and put in a crate out on the garage when we were moving rooms around, So i went out and found 'em today.
They are all Series 1 w/the red plastic X symbol.
I've got 2 toads and i noticed they were different...
One seems to have a fixed jaw? kind of looks like a different sculpt also.
Where the other is the normal one, with the moving jaw that you would stick the tongue accessory in and such.
Not finding any info about a variation online... Anyone know any info on this?
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Equality, Brought to You by U.S. Airways?
Poking holes in the arguments that appear on The Wall Street Journal's editorial pages bears a close resemblance, I admit, to shooting fish in a barrel, but an op-ed in Thursday's Journal makes points so idiotic I cannot restrain myself. Its thesis, as woozily argued by Donald Boudreaux, a George Mason University economics professor, and Mark Perry, a University of Michigan economics professor, is that the decline and stagnation of the American middle class is a myth.
Careful analyses of American income distribution by economists like U.C. Berkeley's Emmanuel Saez—who has found that 93 percent of U.S. economic growth since the trough of the recession has gone to the wealthiest 1 percent of our compatriots – are not even considered in the Boudreaux-Perry manifesto. Rather, they note that Americans' life expectancy has increased in recent decades (though they fail to grapple with the recent report from the National Research Council and the Institute of Medicine, which found that Americans' lives are shorter than those of Europeans, Australians and Japanese). "These longer lifespans," they write, "aren't just enjoyed by 'privileged' Americans." Clearly, they missed the recent study in Health Affairs which found that the life expectancy of white working class men fell by three years from 1990 to 2008, and that of white working class women by five years.
Undaunted, Boudreaux and Perry also argue that Americans at all rungs of the economic ladder are consuming the same products—iPhones, iPads, the works. They note that the average "Joe routinely travels the same great distances in roughly the same time as do the world's wealthiest tycoons." By that logic, every 17th-century French peasant was the equal of Louis XIV, since neither king nor peasant could travel faster than his horse.
Besides, there are some critical goods that increasing numbers of Americans can't afford—college and decent health care, to name just two. By passing over such trivialities, however, Boudreaux and Perry pronounce the state of the American middle class to be just fine. Such is life on the Journal's editorial pages, which is never to be confused with life itself.
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George Mason isn't that big (or that great) of an econ department. It's also very different than many other departments, with a strong ideological bent for a particular sub-branch of economic thought. Despite this smaller size, lesser reputation, and outside-of-the-mainstream view of economics, it's very disproportionately represented in the press. George Mason economists seem to be everywhere. Why? Is it the Koch backing via the Mercatus Center? Is it just because it's hard to find the sort of Randian economists papers like the WSJ want to promote?
A non-economist would get pretty warped views of what economists think given that this small, peculiar, and non-mainstream set of economists seem to show up so often in mainstream media.
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This answer to one of my recent questions got me thinking about something that's been (mostly subconsciously until recently) troubling me throughout my programming career.
Basically: where do you find the drive to stay focused and motivated when working for someone else?
Now to explain how this is specific to programming (or at least to the specific kind of crafty knowledge work that programming is): lots of types of work are relatively straight forward in terms of goals. You either finish a task, or you don't. In programming, it really matters how switched on and motivated you are - but at the same time - a decent programmer can quite easily coast and get enough done not to get fired, while still be relatively unproductive, unhappy, unmotivated, and nowhere near their potential.
This is basically what happens to me in any regular programming job (I've had four so far, 10 years into my career): I start out fresh, all excited about working at a new company, getting my hands dirty with a new codebase, learning a new domain, etc. The first few months are great. All excited and motivated, everything is just clicking. Then, once things are more routine and familiar, it's like my subconscious slowly starts to revolt against the "slavery" of it - as explained in the answer to my other question. I seem to come to a conclusion (on a deep, mostly subconscious level) that taking ownership of major/complex tasks is just way too much effort and stress. It slowly degenerates to the point where I'm working (more or less) just hard enough not to get fired (and I've never been fired).
The underlying thought process (subconscious - but I've identified it now) is something like this: being fully switched on and taking ownership of major projects takes an order of magnitude more effort and stress than coasting along just hard enough not to get fired. On the flipside, the rewards for being one of the company rockstars are in most cases borderline insulting. Maybe a slightly bigger Christmas bonus than an average worker at the company. Maybe stock options worth a couple of months salary after many, many years of extreme effort, voluntary overtime and stress. Basically, the effort and stress feels extremely non-commensurate with the reasonably expected possible rewards and recognition. So I easily go into this kind of unfulfilled, coasting "salary slave" mode (think Peter Gibbons from "Office Space").
As the answer to my other question said, the answer is in startups (or in general in doing your own thing), but I'm curious to know if there is a secret to maintaining great motivation even in a standard job working for someone else, even on on stuff that you feel no deep personal interest in. I've worked with great rockstars and gurus over the years - who could somehow stay very focused and motivated even on jobs which they said they hated. They somehow bridged the gap and seemed to find motivation for what seemed like no reward to me. And it can't be personal purpose (they said quite directly that the job is "working on a boring business system" and they'd be outta there if they won the lottery) and it can't be family responsibilities or purely money (many were single and living with not-very-materialistic values).


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I am pleased to announce the integration of Shozu into moblogUK. A "Get Shozu" link is now available to all site members via their profile page, linking to the dedicated moblogUK download page at Shozu.com, here: moblogUK and Shozu.
This integration allows moblogUK members to easily upload their phone generated content to their own moblog as well as shared moblogs, including tags.
Quite sad to see, but hopefully Mojungle having received no bids on the company at all so far will mean that they'll try something else; perhaps even finding time to keep at it in their spare time, as it's a product that many people are finding useful. Who knows, maybe we'll see activity in the last 3 days.
Derek Torres and Stuart Mudie are set to release The Unofficial Guide to Windows Vista from Wiley publishers. Their book is a warts-and-all look at the upcoming release. They've asked if they could blog here for a post about one particular feature that might interest readers of al4ie.com
So, take it away!
First and foremost, I'd like to thank Alfie for graciously letting us squat some space on his blog. Rather than bore readers by discussing the new Windows Vista operating system, I'd like to spend some time chatting about some of the pretty cool stuff that Windows Vista can do with Xbox 360.
First off, MASSIVE thanks to Joe from Collective Leeds in helping me get my database sorted, this is why I have been absent from blogging for this last week. Top man Joe, thanks dude.
Girls Aloud have started their own moblog with us at moblogUK, as with many other bands using the site, they are snapping their own pics using phones from Sony Ericsson, as well as asking fans to send in pics they've snapped throughout the last 4 years of their life as a band.
We are really pleased to welcome Girls Aloud to the moblogUK community, it demonstrates that moblogging is something which has a real practical value to everyone, and is incredibly simple to start doing.
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The inimitably odd stylings of the brothers McLeod offer us Spamland episode 2. If you havn't heard of this animation yet, imagine the weirdest most lyrical spam you've ever read in distracted fascination crossed with somehow quite *disturbing* animation and you're somewhere approaching. Go. Watch.
Oh.My.God. This is Tong in hospital in the states, MOBLOGGING from his hospital bed. This is what is amazing about bands moblogging properly, their fans actually know what's happening in their lives *right now*.
Already, because of the massive senate and house win for the democrats, we are seeing a high profile casualty, the petrifying 'Jesus Camp'. Read below for more details:
"The summer camp featured in the documentary "Jesus Camp," which includes scenes with disgraced preacher Ted Haggard, will shut down for at least several years because of negative reaction sparked by the film, according to the camp's director.
"Right now we're just not a safe ministry," Becky Fischer, the fiery Pentecostal pastor featured in "Jesus Camp," said Tuesday.".
Jesus Camp To Close After Pastor's Gay Sex Scandal… | The Huffington Post
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moblogUK has joined with Brighton Photo Biennial 2006 to present a new project encouraging anyone and everyone to submit their own cameraphone pictures, video or audio.
Australian rock band currently storming the UK and US charts,Wolfmother are keeping a moblog tour diary at www.jokerandthethief.com, documenting their gigs and behind stage antics with Sony Ericsson W810i's. The phones will then be personalised by the band and given away as prizes to the 2 best images or videos sent in to their moblog by fans.
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These are the Problems I see in the WWEs current product. They many Problems but ill get to some and some solutions I think might help them.
I'm Not one of those guys who get on here and complain about John Cenas title wins or how Randy Orton and John Cena are killing wrestling and holding everyone back..... Its only Logical the WWEs most over guys would be atop
Updated 09-28-2011 at 01:14 AM by THE_CRIPPLER
We are but a very short week and half removed from Night of Champions, and in just a few days we all face that dreaded question, "Do I really want to spend $50, when I just did two weeks ago." Well my answer is no, I won't be spending the money to buy this PPV, and there's good reason for it. Why would I want to drop half a bill for matches that have no build up whatsoever. The only match that
Updated 09-27-2011 at 11:33 PM by The Dusty Finish
Hey guys Knox here, hope all is well. I'm blogging today about the makings of this stable and the possibilities that could come of this. This stable consists of Vickie Guerrero as the voice, David Otunga as the leader (believe it or not), Dolph Ziggler (U.S. Champ), Cody Rhodes (I.C. Champ), Christian and Jack Swagger.
Personally, I'm very intrigued by this stable because everyone
Updated 09-28-2011 at 01:02 PM by knox
I know we all remember the day with a bittersweet taste in our mouth. We remember flipping back and forth between channels until both shows became one. We remember seeing wrestling change forever. We remember the death of WCW. After nearly a decade and a half of this Turner juggernaut being on top of the wrestling world, we were left to question "what's next?" when it came to wrestling
1. The Undertaker and Kane.
The most famouse brothers in Wrestling history, Also had the Strangest Relationship that Dr Phil or Dr Drew wouldnt touch with a 10 foot pool.....
These Men have set each other fire, Burried each other, Put each other in comas, Cost each
Updated 09-28-2011 at 01:29 AM by THE_CRIPPLER
This Blog is dedicated to unstable relationships between wrestling personailtys, This isnt counting outside the ring, this is for on air characters that is part of the storyline... Relationships that are constantly changing from Love to Hate, Family to foe, Friend to enemie...... Wrestling is a werid world where a person could have a blood feud with someone and even commit attempted murder on each
Updated 09-27-2011 at 09:42 PM by THE_CRIPPLER
First I'll say this DVD is pretty good but had some moments that never should have been on the list and moments that should have been thought of immediately for the list. I always find it so odd that people forget about these moments that I will list below and I wonder how these guys chose their list. However it is still a great DVD and I am very happy Stone Cold was on the list countless times.
Its Very rare to see a Great Technical Wrestler in wrestling today. Matches are too Short, Crowds Attention span is much shorter..... It seems that in the last 5 years, there has been a drastic Drop in technical wrestlers..... This Blog will concentrate on Todays WWE roster, and look at the Top 5 Technical Wrestlers in WWEs active Wrestling scene. 5 Men who are still keeping this amazing craft alive
Updated 09-27-2011 at 06:01 PM by THE_CRIPPLER
Driving back from Kansas City, MO last night gave me time to reflect on the show I had just witnessed. It was, by my estimation, a really good show. I was seated 3 rows back and diagonal from Michael Cole. So I could hear most of the announcing...once I moved to behind the announce table. HeHe.
The open was pretty good. HHH "asserts" his "authority" by fining Mark
Updated 09-27-2011 at 10:23 AM by Amerinaine
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This list is for the Top 5 non Wrestler, Wrestling personalities in Wrestling history.... This is a List of men who made a Huge impact in Prowrestling, but not as wrestlers.
There is Men Who stepped out of the spot light of being a in ring performer and Contributed to Wrestling as a Color commentator or a Manger.
There is managers who worked harder outside the ring to make a
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