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Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria is a rare disease in which red blood cells break down earlier than normal.
Persons with this disease have blood cells that are missing a gene called PIG-A. This gene allows a substance called glycosyl-phosphatidylinositol (GPI) to help certain proteins stick to cells.
Without PIG-A, important proteins cannot connect to the cell surface and protect the cell from substances in the blood called complement. As a result, red blood cells break down too early. The red cells leak hemoglobin into the blood, which can pass into the urine. This can happen at any time, but is more likely to occur during the night or early morning.
The disease can affect people of any age. It may be associated with aplastic anemia , myelodysplastic syndrome, or acute myelogenous leukemia .
Risk factors, except for prior aplastic anemia, are not known.
Red and white blood cell counts and platelet counts may be low.
Red or brown urine signals the breakdown of red blood cells and that hemoglobin is being released into the body's circulation and eventually into the urine.
Tests that may be done to diagnose this condition include:
Steroids or other drugs that suppress the immune system may help slow the breakdown of red blood cells. Blood transfusions may be needed. Supplemental iron and folic acid are provided. Blood thinners may also be needed to prevent clots from forming.
Soliris (eculizumab) is a drug used to treat PNH. It blocks the breakdown of red blood cells.
Bone marrow transplantation can cure this disease.
All patients with PNH should receive vaccinations against certain types of bacteria to prevent infection. Ask your doctor which ones are right for you.
The outcome varies. Most people survive for more than 10 years after their diagnosis. Death can result from complications such as blood clot formation (thrombosis) or bleeding.
In rare cases, the abnormal cells may decrease over time.
Call your health care provider if you find blood in your urine, if symptoms worsen or do not improve with treatment, or if new symptoms develop.
There is no known way to prevent this disorder.
US Food and Drug Administration. FDA Approves First-of-its-Kind Drug to Treat Rare Blood Disorder. Rockville, MD: National Press Office; March 16, 2007. Release P07-47.
Schwartz RS. Autoimmune and intravascular hemolytic anemias. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 164.
Todd Gersten, MD, Hematology/Oncology, Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, Wellington, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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A delicate vine of summer blooms makes its way around this white gathered bed skirt. It's detailed with pick stitching and embroidery and trimmed with yarn-dyed gingham.
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It's a house that demands an explanation. There it is, set on a busy six-lane highway in Oneco, big and old and seemingly made of stone, with castle-like turrets and a white picket fence. It's too cheerful-looking to be a haunted house, but you can't help but wonder — what is it? An old library? A fire house? Does somebody really live there? Who?
The Helm-Nanney House, as it is officially known on the National Register of Historic Places, is just what you're hoping it is — a beautiful relic of pioneer days, battered yet, somehow preserved over the years and now in the hands of a family who delights in taking care of it.
The home was built in 1908. Oneco was tiny but, still, an important part of Florida's early citrus and nursery industry. (The world's first pink-grapefruit was developed just down the road.) The Helm family, originally from Indiana, owned a grove and a nearby grocery store. They hired local contractor J.S. Maus to design their homestead in the then-popular Richardsonian Romanesque style. Characterized by arches, round towers and stone balustrades, the style was a turn-of-the-century staple across the country, particularly suited for public buildings and millionaires' mansions.
Maus ordered all the materials for the home from Sears Roebuck and Co. The forms for the molded-concrete blocks were filled with sand from Siesta Key (even then thought to be the finest) and the still-intact woodwork, doors, windows sills and hardware came straight from the Sears catalog.
Walking through the home today, it's easy to picture the way people lived 100 years ago. The ceilings are high — 10 feet in most rooms; the house still doesn't have central air — and there is intricate woodwork everywhere. Although the house was subsequently divided into six apartments, current owners Margi and Pat Nanney were happy to discover that behind the 1930s and '40s renovations, everything was still pretty much intact — even the original claw-foot bathtub, which they found buried in the backyard.
The ground floor consists of an entrance hall with a U-shaped stairway and a fireplace with an elaborate mantle and surround. Through a pair of Corinthian columns is the parlor, and beyond that a curved and enclosed porch (now used as storage). There's also a dining room with a Franklin stove and a kitchen that's half old, half new, complete with an old-fashioned wall phone.
Upstairs is a large sunny landing area with a bay window. "This is where the boys grew up," Margi Nanney explains. Their current bedroom was still rented out as an apartment when the Nanneys moved in. There are two other bedrooms on this floor, plus the original bath. The third floor contains three more rooms, now used as headquarters for Margi Nanney's extensive antiques collection. Her pride and joy is a wall display of artifacts from John Ringling Towers, the famous old hotel destroyed in 1998. "I was so upset that I didn't drive by that spot for three years," she recalls.
There's also a balcony at the top of the west tower — the highest point in the area — from which you can look out over present-day Oneco. To the south are the remnants of the Helms' citrus groves; to the north are low commercial buildings and the traffic rumbling by on one of Manatee County's main east-west thoroughfares. It's an eccentric place to call home.
The Nanneys bought the home in 1985 and it's been their passion ever since, Margi Nanney in particular. Luckily, she's had a variety of careers to prepare her for the challenge. A North Carolina native, she moved to Sarasota in fourth grade. Her first job after USF was as Cardinal Mooney High School's first art teacher. Then, with her first husband, real-estate entrepreneur Jerry King, she was instrumental in the development of several Sarasota communities back in the 1970s and '80s. "I remember choosing all the street names for Centergate."
Along the way she also started her own advertising agency. Then, when a friend asked a small favor, everything changed. He wanted some lettering stenciled on the side of a race car, and, as Margi Nanney puts it, "I fell in love with the race track." She and Jerry bought DeSoto Speedway in 1980 and with her at the helm it became, to quote its famous slogan, "the South's fastest short track." But Jerry's interest was less than hers. They parted ways and Margi fell in love with — and married — driver Pat Nanney.
The Nanneys' racing days have tapered off considerably. The track now belongs to someone else and Margi Nanney is currently the public information officer for the Manatee County Schools. But there is no doubt that cars and all things mechanical remain the focus of their family life. With most people, it's the kitchen that's the heart of the home. With the Nanneys, it's the workshop out back. There, in 2,200 square feet of air-conditioned space, Pat Nanney and the boys — Mark and James, both now in college — repaired and rebuilt cars and trucks and the occasional motorcycle and ATV, while Margi Nanney has her own work station where she repairs lamps she finds at garage sales and online. Surveying this scene, with its wall of racing trophies and the 1970 Dodge truck her sons learned to drive on, Margi shakes her head. "Thank God, I had boys," she says. "I'm such a tomboy at heart."
Maybe so. But inside the home, with its Christmas decorations up — for the 104th year — Margi Nanney's sentimental side took over. It's filled with family photographs and treasures such as her mother's old sofa and a pair of lamps said to be from Charles Ringling's mansion. This year, as always, there's a Christmas card with a picture of the family and even a corny poem. The house is often featured on the card, too, and why not? Along with their beagle, Chase, napping on the carpet, it's a part of the family.
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Dementia is a permanent loss of brain function that occurs with certain diseases. It affects memory, thinking, language, judgment, and behavior.
Multi-infarct dementia is caused by a series of small strokes . Multi-infarct dementia is also called vascular dementia.
MID; Dementia - vascular; Dementia - poststroke; Vascular dementia
Multi-infarct dementia (MID) is the second most common cause of dementia after Alzheimer disease in people over age 65. MID usually affects people between ages 55 and 75. More men than women have MID.
MID is caused by a series of small strokes.
Risk factors for MID include:
Symptoms of dementia may also be caused by other types of disorders of the brain One such disorder is Alzheimer disease. Symptoms of Alzheimer disease can be similar to those of MID. MID and Alzheimer disease are the most common causes of dementia, and may occur together
Symptoms of MID may develop gradually or may progress after each small stroke.
Symptoms may begin suddenly after each stroke. Some people with MID may improve for short periods, and then decline after having more silent strokes.
Early symptoms of dementia can include:
As dementia worsens, symptoms are more obvious and the ability to take care of oneself declines. Symptoms may include:
Nervous system (neurologic) problems that occur with a stroke may also be present.
Tests may be ordered to help determine whether other medical problems could be causing dementia or making it worse, such as:
Other tests may be done to find out what parts of thinking have been affected and to guide other tests.
Tests that can show evidence of previous strokes in the brain may include:
There is no treatment to turn back damage to the brain caused by small strokes.
An important goal is to control symptoms and correct risk factors such as high blood pressure, smoking, and high cholesterol to prevent future strokes:
The goals of helping someone with dementia in the home are to:
Medicines may be needed to control aggressive, agitated, or dangerous behaviors.
Medicines used to treat Alzheimer disease have not been shown to work for MID.
Hearing aids, glasses, or cataract surgery may be needed if the person has problems involving these senses.
Some improvement may occur for short periods, but the disorder will generally get worse over time.
Complications include the following:
Call the health care provider if symptoms of multi-infarct dementia occur. Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if there is a sudden change in mental status . This is an emergency symptom of stroke.
Control conditions that increase the risk of hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis) by:
Apostolova LG, DeKosky ST, Cummings JL. Dementias. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 66.
Moorhouse PA, Rockwood K. Vascular cognitive impairment. In: Fillit HM, Rockwood K, Woodhouse K, eds. Brocklehurst's Textbook of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa; 2010:chap 55.
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Made by German toy company Bullyland, known for its realistic, artfully crafted figurines, these majestic animals are crafted from PVC-free plastic so they're perfectly safe for kids. Hand painted with meticulous attention to proportions and details, they bring the excitement of the wild to playtime.
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- Made of soft plastic with realistic textures and hand-painted details.
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- Hand made in Germany.
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5 "..QUALITY FILM, VERY ENTERTAINING.."sdx800 | 25/04/2013 | See all sdx800's reviews (1814)Number 1 Reviewer Number 1 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Top 10 Gadgets Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer This is certainly one of Stones best movies in a long time, a very cool story based on a novel by the same name, this feels very much like a Tarantino style movie the way it plays out with great fun and interesting characters that get themselves into some sticky situations as they mingle with the wrong people, the movie centres around the three main characters Chon and Ben and their girl O whom they share, they grow and sell the best weed in town and get mixed up with a rival Mexican drug cartel who kidnaps O and then everything goes wrong as the two boys turn to violence to get her back, it's a well paced movie that keeps you going with strong performances from a quality cast Salma Hayek, John Travolta and Benicio Del Toro are all great supporting cast, this is well worth checking out, the extended bluray cut is around 10 minutes longer making it around a 2hr 20min film, there is a commentary and behind the scenes and deleted scenes too.
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Let me tell you what an awesome time I've been having lately. Yesterday k I go to ship order for Shark Robot. I get all of them sent. Forgot my wallet, which is the 2nd time in like a week. The last time was in Red Robins. Went home got my wallet all taken care of no biggie what ever.
This was the prelude to today.
Today I went to pay rent. I had ONE job to fill and that was it. I go to pay rent and on the way to the realtor that I drop the check off at I start up a conversation with Anath from AppleGeeks I get to the realtor and turn off the car and continue chit-chatting and by the time I put the phone down the place closed five minutes prior. I'm an IDIOT.
Then on the way home I take a wrong left turn and feel retarded. But whatever I decide to go to Office Depot and buy some Rubber-Bands. $2 item. No big deal. My Visa card has issues. Not that big a deal my card gets turned off nearly monthly or more because I purchase like everything online and Visa is terrified my card was stolen... again. And the thief just happens to shop at all of the places I shop at online every month. Whatever. Anyhow after that radness I go to my car to realize I've locked my keys in my car. Sweet. I try and call for my roommates to come rescue me with my spare set and when I call I get connected to my blue tooth headset (in the car) and I wonder why my phone doesn't make a noise. I realize what happened and since I have no idea how to not connect to that damned thing when it's in range I just have to walk far enough away from my car to call normally. I get rescued and decide to go to Home Depot to get another spare car key made just incase I do that again. They can't make that key. Awesome.
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Adult Education Guided Intensive Study (AEGIS)
AEGIS is a highly selective, fast-track cohort program leading to the Ed.D. in Adult Education Guided Intensive Study for mid-career professionals who work full time, and who choose to pursue a doctorate in a concentrated format. The program emphasizes leadership for adult and organizational learning. Scholar practitioners are helped to examine and critique theory and professional experience. The program is designed for experienced, self-directed professionals capable of completing a rigorous program emphasizing guided independent study. Coursework is completed over a two-year period.
A new cohort begins in June of odd years (i.e., 2015, 2017). Participants attend a concentrated three-week session at Teachers College in each of three summers. During the academic year, they meet for Friday evening and Saturday seminars four times each semester for a total of four semesters. Due to state requirements attendance in all class sessions is mandatory. Absence will result in having to withdraw from the AEGIS program ("step out") with some possibility of reenrolling with a subsequent cohort (at the same stage of progress through the sequence). Should a student step out of the program, tuition refund, if any, will be handled on a case by case basis.
Courses are not open to students from other programs. Special tuition: Currently $11,000 per semester (for the cohort beginning in Summer 2015). Tuition is subject to change.
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Three Westminster College students were each recently nominated for the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, a federally endowed program that has awarded scholarships since 1989. Students are awarded up to $7,500 a year for one to two years.
In order to qualify students must be a current sophomore or junior, must have at a least a 3.0 grade point average and be in the top 25 percent of their class, and have an interest in a career in mathematics, natural science, or engineering. They must also submit letters of recommendation, write an essay discussing a significant issue or problem in the student's field of study that is of particular interest to them, and submit additional application essays.
Lance Jubic wrote an essay that proposed a research initiative studying the use of alga to remove barium strontium from water contaminated by fracking fluids. Jubic has been working with Dr. Helen Boylan, associate professor of chemistry, on the chemical analysis of fracking fluid, and is one of two Westminster students holding public meetings who helped initiate the Lawrence and Mercer Alliance for Aquatic Resources Monitoring (ALLARM) program. The public monthly meetings for the program usually includes updates on the water quality monitoring program, how to preserve steam quality in the region, and the potential impacts shale gas drilling may have on our waters.
Jubic also conducted research in the folding of RNA-iron (II) complexes, during the summer of 2013 at Georgia Tech. Jubic conducted the research with Georgia Tech professors Dr. Nicholas Hud and Dr. Loren Williams.
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Darkingdomhearts wrote:I have a feeling that Blossom in the page is a fake Blossom. That it just is Aku disguised as Blossom, you can also see in this picture he is very good at shapeshifting: http://images.wikia.com/samuraijack/ima ... _13787.jpg. And then it also would make sense if Demongo is around fake "Blossom" since in reality it would be Aku, if going by my theory.
Also to Exodis, something from Samurai Jack has already appeared in the comic. The Lava Monster is a character from Samurai Jack.
Just as reminder in the same episode he mentioned that he needed a base to build off any of his disguises. He said he had trapped that particular girl in exchange for the girl's father. Aku needs a general form he is familiar with to copy it in both memories and form. Lets not forget that Aku was also able to use the girl's skills to augment his own meaning if it is Aku he has had enough knowledge and interaction with Blossom that he probably can imitate powers and personality of Blossom if it is necessary for him to complete his goals.
The reason for the Mina comment was that we know that Mina was in the middle of a breakdown the last time we saw her and if she was able to kill the count and devour a portion of powers from the count and others she could potentially go insane from the limitations of her previously being completely human before her change.We have already seen spells and tech designed to steal powers and HIM toying with Jeff's soul so it is not a far-cry to say that they are abilities and tech to transfer energy whether it be power of life to something.
The idea of Berserk being a pawn in the Underworld is not far fetched because Dexter's opposite Drax was a character in the story before it got leaked. The fact that Aku can travel through time means that he can change potential outcomes and create alternate false planes where he rules and create minions for the sole purpose of a particular goal of his. These two concepts means that he could alter a event creating a separate timeline where the Power punk girls where victorious over the powerpuff girls or even one where Blossom came to him for assistance instead of HIM, meaning that Aku could bring individuals from separate timelines to a common connected past and they would be able to follow a bridged timeline for the future instead of the breaking of the two timelines. The use of this ability though drains Aku for a long time meaning he is helpless and vulnerable to attack while recovering and if he is killed the convergence of the timelines breaks apart and the false constructs created from Aku's intervening would disappear.


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Furiant wrote:First, thank you for addressing so many of the important issues in this patch. After playing a couple of quests tonight, however, I've realized that the fight against exploiters will never truly be won.
- DPS is still way out of control - in some cases I've even seen players kill certain monsters before they were killed themselves
- People are still taking advantage of skills with unintended effects such as increased survival, damage output, and situation control
- There are several chests that continue to drop gold when opened; there are also still other, more nefarious means of gold farming, such as killing enough monsters that you actually MAKE more gold than your repairs cost
- I personally witnessed an incident where a player found a yellow item, and when they identified it, it had stats that could be exploited to increase their combat effectiveness - for the class they were playing at the time.
- Some gear seen on vendors still had stats other than Vitality that could, in the hands of an insidious agent, theoretically be employed toward the end of making combat easier (less dying, and in extreme cases, more killing)
- Bosses are still able to be killed by players - I don't have screenshots to prove this, but it is happening. Hopefully your data analysis can pick it up.
- Some bosses and rares are failing to properly spam stun, wall, poison, set afire, teleport into pools of acid, knockback, slow, and freeze players simultaneously while they teleport-kite the player at supersonic speed, carpeting every square inch of the zone with toxic ooze and letting their invulnerable minions with boss powers one- and two-shot us.
- I personally was able to set up a bizarre configuration in the auction house search panel where I could find items with specific stats and also be able to sort them in a way that was not effectively random.
- A friend of mine told me they were playing with some person earlier who - and I'm just the messenger here - seemed like they might be having fun while playing the game. I don't know how true this is, but if it's even a possibility, god help us all.
I'm just trying to do my part to ensure this kind of disgusting and cowardly behavior gets stamped out as soon as possible. If there's anything I hate in a game, it's feeling like I'm getting more powerful and that my time and efforts are culminating in some kind of... /shudder... progression. I'm in this for the frustration and disappointment, 100%, and I stand behind you with every patch that brings us closer to those ideals.
Keep up the great work.
Millo wrote:Something about Diablo 3 is just meh to me. I keep thinking to myself, what have they done in 12 years that is innovative in this new game? Not much apparently because to be frank it's pretty much Diablo 2 with better Graphics.Also you can't compare Diablo 3 to Torchlight, not until Torchlight 2 is out and people have played it.
Millo wrote:Something about Diablo 3 is just meh to me. I keep thinking to myself, what have they done in 12 years that is innovative in this new game? Not much apparently because to be frank it's pretty much Diablo 2 with better Graphics.Also you can't compare Diablo 3 to Torchlight, not until Torchlight 2 is out and people have played it.
Hiryu wrote:Oh man, what? WHAT?! This is so fucking awesome.
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BeeAre wrote:there is clearly this strange boxed up area in the act 3 hub that appears to be arranged for another artisan, who I believe is the weapon master in Act 1 after passing through the spider caverns.
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ah...bless you, hon..
sometimes we miss our animals and have loved our anima as much, or more than we even loved the humans in our lives.
I have three old cats (one is 14..two, brothers are 17) their two brothers died a year and two years ago..I raised them since kittenhood.
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It's been a great week for numbers in baseball. And here at the Baseball Hall of Fame, those numbers will be preserved forever.
A sample of the week that was:
500 for Todd: Last week, Colorado's Todd Helton became the 50th player to collect 500 doubles. Hall of Famer Tris Speaker holds the record with 792, while 32 of the men who have 500 or more doubles are also enshrined in Cooperstown. Five, including Helton, are active and six others aren't yet eligible. One other note: Helton achieved the feat in his 1,749th game. Only two players reached 500 quicker: Hall of Famers Joe Medwick (1,714) and Nap Lajoie (1,730).
Dodger Details: Tuesday night marked the 2,000th regular-season contest between the Dodgers and Cardinals, dating back to 1892, when the St. Louis Browns first played the Brooklyn Grooms as members of the National League. Brooklyn/Los Angeles holds a slight edge over St. Louis at 993-992 – with 16 ties – after losing to the Redbirds on Wednesday. The match-up includes a two-game tiebreaker series in 1946 when the Cards swept the Dodgers for the NL pennant.
One man who's probably seen more of those games than anyone else is Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully. The 1982 Ford C. Frick winner announced this week that he may retire after the 2010 season – his 61st in the booth. The 81-year-old Scully started calling Dodger games in 1950, when they played at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn.
Ageless Pitchers: Jamie Moyer earned his 10th victory of the 2009 season in the Phillies' 6-2 win over the Diamondbacks on Monday. At 46 years and 251 days, he is the second-oldest pitcher to reach double-digit wins in a season. Hall of Famer Phil Niekro holds the record, earning his 10th in 1986 for the Indians, at 47 years and 145 days. Knucksie won seven more games in 1987 for a total of 318 wins. Moyer's most recent victory was his 256th.
Chasing Rickey: Curtis Granderson hit two home runs to lead off games this week at Texas. With 20 leadoff bombs, he has a long way to go to catch the leader. 2009 Hall of Fame Inductee Rickey Henderson holds the record with 81, followed by Alfonso Soriano, who tied Craig Biggio at 53 in May of this year.
Trevor Hayes is editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Sorry, but a Hall of Famer in MLB does not refuse to be "standing on his feet in left field"when the ball is in play, and does not allow himself to be "tagged out on purposely" while running the bases. I saw Ricky Henderson do both in Yankee Stadium as I treated my bright eyed nephew from a small town in Minnesota, to a MLB game at Yankee Stadium. I have not been to a MLB game since. Now MLB has a situation where 103 players are known to have cheated by using performance drugs and their records are heading them for the Hall of Fame. Sorry, "not pure enough for me folks". Mr. Selig has allowed the credentials of baseball to be forever damaged. Hail to the the superstars of the past, and those that played by the rules with character. There should be a separate wing at the Hall of Fame entitled "Super Cheaters". They do not belong in the same room with baseball's "true greats".


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» Fri May 21, 2010 3:31 am
My GS is 5599, I have decent weapons Might of the faithful and Citadel Enf. Claymore, but my dps just plain sucks.... I do 3800 to 4K in 5 mans, and 4.5 to 5.5K in 10 and 25 man raids. Rotation is WW, BT, Slam/HS, and cleave. Just regemmed from Armor Pen to Strength, and that helped a bit, but still nowhere close to what he should be doing... I tried copying Landsouls talents, my dps went down, so I put him back how I had him. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Fri May 21, 2010 3:23 pm
You're doing it wrong!
At you're gear you can push alot higher than that. Make sure you spam heroic strike/cleave while doing your normal rotation, they don't use global cooldowns! only slam when bloodsurge is procces. Make sure you're using heroic throw/victory rush in free global cooldowns when bloodthirst/whirlwind/bloodsurge are not up. Also, try to sneak in recklessness/deathwish when you can, also in free global cooldowns.
If you haven't already, get slamalert. It's an addon that will help you know when bloodsurge is active.
In your gear, you have a TON of hit rating. Bleed off as much of it as you can from gems.
Go back to landsoul's talents!
And get rid of your shoulder enchant! Get the one from the sons of hodir.
I have barely better gear than you and I pull between 9 and 11k dps single target in icc25, depending on the fight. I know you can do the same very soon =)
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Fri May 21, 2010 9:19 pm
Thx very much for the info!! Do you recommend agility replacing hit, or perhaps critical strike? Lands agility is about 5 or 6 times higher than mine... Also, my strength looks higher than lands, should I change that, and to what? I will change the icc ring to the agility/stamina one. I obviously have priorities wrong, my output shows it!! LOL
Thanks again!!
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Tue May 25, 2010 3:50 pm
Those extra stats are just from gear, nothing more.
Your strength is so much higher than his because he stacks armor penetration instead of strength. You need a bit more armor penetration just from gear before stacking it though. Once you get around 700 armor pen it's worthwhile to swap all your str gems for arp gems.
Also, make sure to check your glyphs against landsoul's...you'll want to learn how to fit rend into your rotation as well to make full use of his setup.
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Tue May 25, 2010 6:19 pm
I will copy his glyphs. I havent ever really done stance changing during fights. I am going from berserker to battle stance, rend, heroic throw and retaliation, then back to berserker. Seems to work ok in long fights, except that heroic throw seems to make me pull aggro alot!! lol
Thanks again for youradvice! It has been very helpful!
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Fri May 28, 2010 9:59 pm
wow 9k! i would kill to get 5k consistantly. could you or anyone check my toon out please i dont know what i'm doing wrong. my rotation is the same as above, so i think it must be gems or enchants or something. thanks in advance.
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Tue Jun 01, 2010 12:17 am
You need to be gemming for strength right now. Your armor penetration is way too low to even begin gemming for it. Swap out all of your fractured cardinal rubies for bold cardinal rubies asap.
You have the wrong meta gem, you need the chaotic skyflare diamond. Furthermore, you're not meeting the gem requirements for your meta to be active. Once you get a chaotic skyflare diamond, put a single nightmare tear in your chestpiece and then put a sovereign dreadstone somewhere where it will make a set bonus work.
You also need 10 more expertise rating to be capped, get it somehow.
You would do better getting lower quality PvE gear than using high quality pvp gear as a DPS. Your neckpiece, for instance, would get you more dps if you used the ilvl 226 badge one. Also, your trinkets are REALLY bad. Try grinding H FoS and N TOC 5 mans to get the Needle Encrusted Scorpion and the Banner of Victory, both are decent DPS trinkets you can grind for.
Your ring, the ashen band of greater might, is not optimal. Get the ring of vengeance instead, you will do slightly more dps with it.
For boots, H HoR will get you the Grinning Skull Boots. Run it every day for them, or try to get Blood Soaked Saronite Stompers from icc25 lady deathwhisper.
Check your talents against Landsoul's as stated above. You can alternatively copy mine, which are slightly different and are raid specific, just like his. Glyphs too.
Basically, your character is in pretty bad shape. The mistakes you've made with gems are expensive ones unfortunately =( You should be pullling 8k dps single target in 25 mans right now(test on saurfang).
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Tue Jun 01, 2010 4:28 am
thank you!! these are the answers i've been trying to get from anyone that would listen. just found this site. since noone could answer these questions ( before you) i was just going for GS to try and get into raids for better gear. again thank you very much. i just got out of a icc 25 and single target dps like you said was sad 3500 to 4200.
i was told to go all arm pen so i recently got rid of all my strength gems, i will correct that tomorrow! its only game gold after all.
i copied landsouls talents, hopefully i can get those trinkets and ring in the next few days, i will keep ya posted. again thank you very much!
Re: Good Gear/Low dps...
» Wed Jun 02, 2010 2:24 pm
Your advice has wrked out well, thx again! I was hitting almost 8K in icc 25, although after a few wipes, it was down to 5800ish. lol
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By Bill Francis
Claire Smith is accustomed to working outside the status quo, so being the first female keynote speaker in the 22 years of the annual Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture is par for the course.
Held at the different venues at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, the three-day event kicked off Wednesday afternoon with Smith's keynote, titled "Race and Gender: Perspectives from the Press Box." Smith is not only a female in a male- dominated field, but she's also African-American.
Currently a news editor at ESPN who covered baseball for 27 years at the Hartford Courant, the New York Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer, Smith offered a unique perspective on the trails and tribulations she had to endure as a woman and a minority in her chosen field.
Honored for her writing numerous times over the years, Smith, a longstanding member of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, admits that "being a woman and being African-American in the field of baseball writing remain somewhat unique and far too unusual in this day and age."
Smith talked about being drawn to the field because of her mother's love of Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, who faced hardships as he crossed the big league color line in 1947.
"I knew of his story from the moment I could walk and talk, I think, because my mother, more so than my father, was a Jackie Robinson fan," Smith said. "America was always represented as what is possible. She passed that on to me.
"I wanted to know as much as I could about sports. The older I got the more I wanted to know. I was able to dovetail this interest that never made me want to think about anything other than baseball."
Smith would late joke about another Hall of Famer: "As Yogi Berra would say, Jackie (Robinson) – thanks for making this necessary."
Encouraged by her mother's love of Jackie Robinson (her father was a Willie Mays fan), Smith has always bled Dodger blue. So it should come as no surprise when visiting the Hall of Fame Plaque Gallery prior to her speech she made sure to check out the bronze likenesses of Robinson and Sandy Koufax.
Moving on to gender, Smith said that's always been the more intriguing and difficult aspect of her life in baseball.
"It's safe to say by the time I started covering baseball it wasn't politically correct to show any kind of prejudice in terms of race in major league clubhouses,' Smith said. "Not so much to show prejudice against women. It happened early, it happened often."
Often the only women in a baseball clubhouse, Smith called it "tough, it really was tough."
"I don't believe there is a female writer of my generation who didn't have a tale to tell that wouldn't bring another female writer to tears because it was a very vulnerable place to be," Smith added. "And often your male peers were so busy doing their job that they couldn't interrupt their jobs and come to your aid."
Smith then recalled her defining moment, her "tipping point," came in the 1984 National League Championship Series between the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres when she was physically removed by players from the Padres clubhouse after Game One. While the situation was eventually resolved, thanks to Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, it left scars for a number of years.
But despite the hardships Smith suffered due only to the profession she chose, she told those in attendance to encourage their students, daughters, nieces and granddaughters to pursue sports writing as a career. Not only are there numerous opportunities with the Internet, but also it can be a very rewarding.
Bill Francis is a library associate for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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Barbara Fougere, a veterinary integrative medicine practitioner in Sydney, Australia, will be the Joy Goodwin Lecturer at the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine on Sept. 4.
Fougere will present the lecture, "How to help your pet live better, longer using natural approaches to health care," at 4 p.m. in 140 Overton. The public is invited to attend.
Fougere's research presentation, "Do herbs have a role in modern veterinary practice? Where's the evidence? Where's the need?," will be at noon in 140 Overton. Auburn University students and faculty are encouraged to attend, along with others interested in integrated medicine
A 1986 graduate of Murdoch University Veterinary School in Western Australia, Fougere practices in Sydney, exclusively in veterinary integrative medicine. The American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association named her Practitioner of the Year in 2010 and Educator of the Year in 2011.
"Healthy Dogs – A Handbook of Natural Therapies" and "The Pet Lover's Guide to Natural Healing for Cats and Dogs" are two popular books written by Fougere. She is the co-author of two veterinary textbooks "Veterinary Herbal Medicine" and "Integrating Complementary Medicine into Veterinary Practice."
Fougere's practice in Sydney combines conventional veterinary medicine with natural medicine and therapies to ensure pets receive the best treatment. A holistic approach is taken giving consideration to the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of the patient, as well as diet and lifestyle.
She has served on the Australian Veterinary Association Policy Council, the Therapeutic Advisory Committee, and the Feline Health Research Fund. She is a past president of the Australian Veterinary Acupuncture Group and the Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association. Fougere is one of the first veterinarians to be certified in veterinary botanical medicine worldwide.
In Sept. she becomes president of the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. Fougere is co-founder of the College of Integrative Veterinary Therapies, an online educational institution that specializes in evidence-based natural medicine.
Fougere is hosted by Barbara Kemppainen, a professor of toxicology in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Kemppainen's research program, in collaboration with Dennis Shannon (Department of Agronomy and Soils), investigates the effects of culture conditions on the production of medical compounds by medicinal plants. Some of the plants studied are oyster mushrooms, Astragalus, turmeric, and American skullcap.
Studies are being designed in collaboration with Curtis Bird and Russ Cattley to evaluate silymarin's (extract of Milk Thistle) safety and efficacy for prevention and treatment of canine mammary tumors.
The mission of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine is to prepare individuals for careers of excellence in veterinary medicine. The college provides programs of instruction, research, outreach, and service that are in the best interests of the citizens of the state of Alabama, the region, the nation, and the world.
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For the Class of 2011 at the Frank and Peggy Steele Internship Program, the Baseball Hall of Fame will mark the start of their professional careers.
But – as author Kenneth Shropshire demonstrated Wednesday during an intern seminar – their career paths promise to be filled with more adventure than they could ever imagine.
Shropshire, a professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, shared his career story during a Sports Business seminar as part of the Steele Internship summer lineup. A graduate of Stanford University and Columbia Law School, Shropshire turned to sports law after a football career at Stanford. He later worked at a firm that handled projects for the Los Angeles Lakers and former Dodgers All-Star first baseman Steve Garvey.
"I thought I was headed toward being a sports agent, negotiating contracts for my friends who made it to the NFL and in other pro sports," Shropshire said. "But eventually I took a job with the Los Angeles Olympic Committee, and I was put in charge of boxing by the head of the Committee, Peter Ueberroth."
Ueberroth, who later became the Commissioner of Baseball, recognized Shropshire's talent quickly. Shropshire, in turn, hired Harvey Schiller as the competition director for boxing. Schiller is now a member of the Board of Directors at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Wednesday's program was one of many for the 20 interns in the Class of 2011 at the Hall of Fame – all of which are interspersed with their daily duties in one of more than a dozen departments.
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