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quote:Would y'all rather have Mclemore or trade the pick to someone who is willing to give up a nice amount for him
quote:you want to find the minutes for Mac if you draft him, but at what cost?
quote:At the cost of Brian Roberts, Roger Mason and Vasquez' minutes.
quote:Orlando has locked into Trey Burke according to a league source
quote:And that's not counting the time that Gordon will miss to injury
quote:Is Mason even coming back?
quote:Time to revisit the Gordon to Suns trade. It cannot be official until mid-July, but Pels should be all-in if McClemore falls to #5. Then they have options at #6 depending on who is left.
quote:quote:Is Mason even coming back? I think it's unlikely
quote:injured Eric Gordon.
quote:No fricking way the Suns trade 5 for an injured Eric Gordon.
quote:Let's talk about the teams in between Orlando and us and if they would take him: Washington Charlotte Phoenix Why wouldn't any of those teams take McLemore? Washington just drafted Beal and have Wall, so I can agree there. But Charlotte and Phoenix?
quote:If Phoenix doesn't like what they see in McLemore,
quote:Suns board as in fans? Or GM? Because Pelicans fans love and want Burke. Doesn't mean Dell absolutely loves him and wants him.
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quote:How exactly were they going to get through the entire army Bane had created? The only reason Batman and Selina were able to even get close to Bane was because the police were released and distracted Bane's followers.
quote:It fit perfectly with Bat's aversion to "final" options, and Selena's lack of devotion to that philosophy (noted twice in the film, including when she dispatches Bane). Contrary to many, I liked that scene.
quote: there are other things that really bug me
quote:They needed the trigger man, once the trigger man was revealed, we didn't need Bane anymore.
quote:why'd Batman let Talia tell her life story while sticking a knife in his side with one hand, while fixing Bane's mask with the other? I'd have beaten that bitch all over the place. and kicked Bane's mask a few more times in the process
quote: Cant get over how disappointing that movie was
quote:The batman I kniow an love would of grabbed the knife an told her I know who u are. Nolan made Batman look like a 3rd grader
quote:Question: at the end, when Morgan freeman is having these guys check the autopilot, was that the helicopter that batman crashed with the bomb? I remember in the beginning the autopilot issue was brought up and I thought that was on the heli. Tia

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s. *-�H - The College IVews VOL. XXVII| No. 14 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1941 Copyright. Truetee. of PRICE 10 CENTS Plan of Year, Relief, Debated In Council Group 3-Term Plan, With Quizzes, May Eliminate Midyear Depression Tuesday, February 18. � The work of the college year, possible defense courses for the summer, co-ordination of relief activities, and informal college meetings were discussed at the College Council. It is felt that the present sched- ule of the college year is unsatis- factory: the mid-year examination period coincides with the flu and the two-week lecture period before exams is generally ineffective. In place of mid-years there might be two-hour quizzes before Christmas and before Easter. A reading period and time for writing papers might follow Christmas vacation. One-semester courses and changes Continued on Pace Six Mystery Shrouds Future Freshman Show; Musical Fantasy Includes Fish and Fauna Singing Group The singing group, com- bining Haverford and Bryn Mawr, is at last under way, and the first meeting, on Thursday, February 6, was a huge success. Over 75 mis- cellaneous' boys and girls, faculty and outsiders were there to bellow Sir Eglamore, Twanky Dillo, and Jerusalem. The enthusiasm was unprece- dented and seemed to please Mr. Alwyne, Mr. Willoughby, and Mr. Lafford, co-leaders of the group. The next meeting will be on Thursday," February 27, in the Music Room at 8.30 P. M. There are hopes that it will attract even more prima don� nas, mutes, monotones, and tenors. By Sally Jacob, '43 Some four weeks ago, a person of great influence in the Freshman class breathed a sigh of relief and said, "All we have to do now is write it." She referred, of course, to the Freshman Show. A Senior, of great influence in the college, retaliated philosophically, "For that matter, all any of us have to do is write our exams�the subject is chosen already." So now we have written our exams, and the Freshmen have written their show. The usual air of nonchalant mys- tery envelops the cbass of '44. Ann Heyniger, Kay Tappan, Louise Horwood, and Ruddy Hale are spoken of with extreme deference by their colleagues and supporters. Various members of the class regu- larly trot down to secluded rooms in Goodhart. The Theatre Work- shop is also visited daily. The Freshman enterprise of 1941 was chosen" after the customary dissention among the rival factions of the class. It is entitled Fantasia '44. It is not modernistic, it is not old-fashioned, it is not a fairy tale. We outsiders, that is, the rest of the college and particularly the Sophomores, can only wonder what this means. Perhaps we shall be seeing a flock of Mickey Mouses, rainbow-colored fish, and innocent- jeyed little fauns performing on � Goodhart stage while the rest of the class sings original words to jthe Nutcracker Suite. The only positive information available to a I member of the class of '43 is that it : is a musical fantasy. We do know | that Boots Szold appears as an al- j luring torch singer, and that Mary I Ellis, Prissy Rich, and Georgiana ! McClay should be convincing I drunkards. The scenery for this drama is quite impressive. When first installed it took an entire morning to put up, so the Fresh- men were greatly disturbed that same afternoon to find it had all disappeared. The Sophomores were I roundly cursed as old meanies un- til the discovery was made that a Self-Gov assembly had necessitated its removal. Undaunted by this the Freshmen set it up again, even though in the process one of the heroic stage crew was left hanging on a mainstay. In time she was I rescued, and rehearsals (which all :seem to be of the drunk scene� I these young moderns!) have been Imore and more numerous and in- tense. So there is going to be a Fresh- man Show! A spontaneous quote |from one Freshman expresses it: |"It's hot; it's wonderful; it's mar- |velous; but we can't give you any facts." Miss Park Shows Relation to College Of Self-Government The following is the Text of President Park s Speech at the College Assembly held on Tuesday, February 11 The Self Government Board has asked me to speak of the relation of the college to the Self-Govern- ment Association. It is a funda- mental relation. However brief I must be, I trust I can make clear its importance � importance to Bryn Mawr and to you. ______Continued on Pairo Four______ Wonderful Wagon Wins Wide-Eyed Welcome As Notables Attend Christening Exercises By Sdly Jacob, '43 At five minutes to five last Wed- nesday afternoon nine admiring Sophomores helped the President of our Self-Government Associa- tion out of a prepossessing vehicle. Ginny was having some trouble with the door. About five minutes after five Ginny was back in the vehicle with Miss Park, Miss Petts, Mr. Watson, Mr. Hurst, the Presi- dent of the undergraduate body, and their peerless chauffeur, the President of the Athletic Associa- tion. Past the welcoming crowd by Taylor steps�including Miss Lord, Mr. Sprague, Miss Ward, and various truants from five ojclock German classes�they sped. The Vice-Pre8ident of Self-Govern- ment and the Editor of the College News pursued them madly. Back the Station Wagon roared and screeched to a stop. From the driver's seat stepped Peggy Squibb, attired in represen- tative costume. "Wfi are gathered here today to commemorate the coming of the Station Wagon," she began. Then, remarking upon the obvious progress that had come with the years, she also reminded us of the greatness of our Great Athletic Association�which paid for the Station Wagon. -------��*� Miss Park was introduced by Peggy as "one who, as you all know, is very interested in girls." She reminisced that it had been a dream of Bryn Mawr for 20 years to own a Station Wagon, and now the Athletic Association owned It�and had paid for It. Mr, Watson followed Miss Park, and after a few preliminary re- marks on the geologic uses of the Station Wagon, told his eager au- dience how he had not stooped to graft in purchasing It. After Mr. Hurst had suggested that It might be named "Man of War," Miss Petts spoke of a new course instituted for "Juniors and Seniors who have not completed their required physical education." They are to drive the Athletic De- partment around on Sundays be- tween one and two o'clock. Steve H u t c h i n s and Ginny Nichols spoke next, Steve to say that she was in back of the Station Wagon to encourage all under- grad activities, and Ginny to say that she was in front of It to see that nobody should by any chance drive It. � Miss Hatch concluded the after- noon program with her suggestion that It be used to pick up all the people whom Miss Ward and Mrs. Manning wanted to see. _ Xbcx.AU. managed to get; back in the Station Wagon, and, with only three attempts, the President of our Great Athletic Association started the Magnificent Machine which thundered off through Pem Arch. Mr. Watson remarked that it reminded him of a South Ameri- can republic with its first battle- ship. Social Structures Are Subject of Talk Given by R. Benedict Goodhart, February 17.�In the second lecture of the Anna Howard Shaw series, Human Nature and Man Made Culture, Dr. Ruth Benedict described four types of ground plans on which societies are structurally organized. She illustrated how the prevalence of such a condition as aggressiveness depended on the success of each society in apportioning its benefits. The extent to which a society provides a way by which the in- dividual can serve his own ad- vantage and that of the group at the same time, Dr. Benedict called synergy. A society with high synergy, then, implies a close unity of interest between the in- dividual and the group. The synergy of each society in- fluences the behavior of the indi- viduals in it. Dr. Benedict chose a sociological condition common to all groups�aggression, as illustra- Contlnued on I'i� Six Calendar Saturday, February 22.� Freshman Show, Goodhart, 8.30 P. M. Rock Hall Dance, Merion Hall Danae, Pem- broke Hall Dance, Radnor Hall Dance, 9.30 - 1 P. M. Sunday, February 23.� Reverend Howard L. Thur- man. Music Room, 7.30 P., M. Monday, February 24.� Anna Howard Shaw Lecture- ship, Miss Ruth Benedict: In- dividual Behavior and the So- cial Order, Goodhart, 8.30 P.M. Tuesday, February 25.� Current Events, Miss Reid, Common Room, 7.30 -P. M. Wednesday, February 26.� �Varsity Basketball versus Penn., Gym, 4 P. M. Dr. Frances Fussel: Legal Prin- ciples, Roberts Hall, Haver- ford, 8.15 P. M. Spanish Club Party, Rhoads, 7.15 P. M. Three-College Conference Analyzes Commuuity Work Social Service Programs At Colleges Discussed Saturday, February 15. � The three-college conference on com- munity work held last Saturday was completely successful. One hundred and fourteen students of Swarthmore, Haverford and Bryn Mawr, faculty members and visit- ing speakers swarmed in the Rhoads show case before luncheon at which Miss Fairchild made the keynote address. The number was augmented when the hosts ad- journed to Goodhart for commis- sion meetings. Tea was served in the Common Room between the dis- cussions and the speech at 4.30 by Congressman Voorhis of Cali- fornia. Individual conferences drew a variety of well-known speakers to engage in discussion with stu- dents of the three colleges. Possi- bilities of new techniques and addi- tions to the work programs were found, and discussion dealt with the relationship of college activities to the wider fields outside college, in- cluding social work, economics and politics. Miss Kraus, of Bryn Mawr's department of social economy, led the commission on group work in the community. She stressed the importance of group work in its power to develop leaders as well as in its value to the members of the group. The effectiveness of group meetings, she said, relies upon the initiative of the leader Continued on Page Six Fascist Gain of Security At Expense of Liberty Criticized Memorial Meeting Held for Dr. Tennent Goodluirt, February 16. � Dr. Tennent's unusual ability as a sci- entific thinker, as a teacher and as a friend was described at a meet- ing held in his memory. The speak- ers were President Park, Dr. Rob- ert Ervin Coker (president of the American Zoological Society and professor at the University of North Carolina), Miss Gardiner, Abbie Ingalls, '38, and William G. Hower, former publisher and owner of the Bryn Mawr Home News. The meeting was opened by Miss Rice and her instrumental group and was closed with Mozart's Ave Verum sung by the Bryn Mawr choir. Dr. Tennent began his scientific career by working as a clerk in a drug store. He studied pharmacy in the evenings and passed the Wisconsin state exam with the best record anyone ever made. In 1900 he graduated from Olivet College in Michigan and, abandoning the idea of a medical career, obtained an assistantship in biology at Johns Hopkin's University. In 1904 he received his Ph.D. and, "as a shy young instructor in biology," came to Bryn Mawr. For 36 years he served as lecturer, associate, as- sociate professor and full pro- fessor. Along with his heavy teaching program he carried on "constant and engrossing research work of his own." To quote from Miss Park's speech, "he spent many summers beginning in 1909 at the Tortugas Marine Biological Labo- ratory of the Carnegfe Institution of Washington. He worked in Ja- maica at the Marine Biological Laboratory of the same Institution and in Italy at the famous Naples Station. He spent a year of priva- tion and danger in the South Pa- cific on a Carnegie Expedition to the Torres Strait and Thursday Continued on Pace Three Saturday, February 15. � The aim of community work today as < > expressed at the three-college con- ference by Miss Fairchild, in the keynote address and by Congress- man Jerry Voorhis, of California, in the main speech, is the defense of American democracy. Seriously challenged, our democracy* needs the help which trained college men and women can offer. We must combat the appeal which the Fas- cists base on a claim to security at the expense of liberty. Miss Fair- child pointed out that by doing com- munity work we can promote se- curity in four ways: through rais- ing the standard of living, and helping unemployment, public health, and living conditions. Mr. Voorhis repeated and empha- sized these needs. Voluntary ad- hesion of citizens to government distinguishes a democracy from a dictatorship, he said. To awaken a receptive public opinion to public welfare is one of the greatest serv- ices which can be rendered by stu- dents. On public health, recreation, re- lief facilities, and education de- pends the security of the nation. Mr. Voorhis outlined types of rec- reation, especially in his own state which is "a little different and in some ways superior to other parts of the country." Education shTSuTS demonstrate to the individual his own hidden resources of creative ability. In its broadest sense, said Mr. Voorhis, education's purpose is to "help people to learn how to find joy in life without spending any money to do it." Military de- fense must be balanced by home re- lief. Relief means the distribu- tion of the purchasing power. In effecting this the cooperative move- ment is important�"I think that if there is one almost completely con- structive movement in the world", it is the cooperative movement." Continued on Pare Five Plans for Red Cross Work Now Completed Plans for the Red Cross sewing have been completed and have been designed to give anyone who has even fifteen minutes a day a chance to work for refugee children or for war prisoners in German camps. The League and May Day rooms in Goodhart have been turned into a workroom, and Connie Lee Stan- ton, '41, who heads the committee, has asked for volunteer workers from all halls. Weekly quotas of piece work for" each hall have been arranged for the baby bootees, sacques, and blankets which can be taken from the hall chairmen and worked on continually. Bathrobes and shelter garments for prisoners are being made in the workrooms, under the direction of Mra. Fales, and will be ready for anyone at any time. Tryouts Sewn tryouts for Fresh- men and Sophomores will be- gin next Monday, February 24. Anyone interested should come to a meeting in the Com- mon Room at 4 P. M. 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STLADOGG wrote:I'm happy, just wish one of the other Canadian games were on here so I didn't have to watch the douchawks.
dmiles2186 wrote:One night, one hat trick.
And I'm completely okay with him being gone, but seeing Perr'uh in an Oilers sweater was a bit jarring. Seeing lazy offensive zone penalties in orange and blue just isn't going to look the same as it did in blue and yellow.
dmiles2186 wrote:Buffalo-Detroit is NBCSN's game on 'Rivalry Night?'
*Scratches head*
APOD wrote:Ducks vs Avs game was amazing! Roy coaching a nhl team is going to fun to watch this year, hell the whole team played better tonight than they did all of last year!
Cant wait till tomorrow night!!!
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quote:Littlefinger convinced Joffrey to kill Ned
quote:The question is, how does Sansa find out??
quote:Another thought... Sixskins (in wolf form) runs into Jon (also in wolf form) and he is able to recognize Jon's presence... since it is assumed that Jon will jump into Ghost when he dies, what are the odds that Ghost/Jon flees Castle Black and joins up with Varamyr and Varamyr becomes some sort of catalyst to unlocking Jon's full skinchanging potential?
quote:I think Varamyr's chapter was just to setup Jon's jump into Ghost at the end of the book, so it wouldn't be all out of the blue. Also helped explain Bran's powers a bit more. I doubt we see Sixskins again, and even if we did he'd have no real way to communicate with Jon.
quote:So how will the theory on Jon/Ghost work? Does he have to find another body to jump into? In the series, does that mean the actor that plays Jon will no.longer be playing Jon?
quote:So how will the theory on Jon/Ghost work?
quote:Does he have to find another body to jump into?
quote:I thought it was burned?
quote:Rhaegar was cremated, as is traditional for fallen Targaryens.
quote:Q: Will we see Asshai? GRRM: Only in flasback and memory, if at all.
quote:A popular theory is that she will continue west to Asshai
quote:Asshai is to the East
quote:Q: Is there any chance we'll see Valyria? GRRM: Well.... there may be. Not a great chance, mind you. The question is, is it going to be a look at Valyria now, or Valyria in the past?


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Scientists have discovered that the rate of evolution is linked to the number of children a woman has in her lifetime. If a woman has only 1 child, that child is most like the parents. That's why parents always love the firstborn the most. It has the least number of changes. Likewise, if a woman has many children, the later children are the least like their parents. They have the most changes.
This makes sense from an intelligent mother nature perspective. If humans are having only a few children then they are needed to continue the species. Nature can't afford the risk of making changes as each change from the parents brings the risk that it may produce a non-beneficial or even non-viable offspring.
The theoretical maximum number of children a woman can have, not counting multiples, is about 13. A century ago, women were having just that many. But today, women are having only a few children, or none at all. This has led to the end of evolution for the human race. The motivations for having so few children are several, economics, politics, social. But it will lead to the stagnation of the human race and its civilizations. End of the line.
There is a flip side to this coin. You also need to clean up the species. Otherwise, you end up with too many offspring that are not beneficial to the species, and you over-populate the planet, which is where we are now.
Nature does NOT decide who lives and who dies. Nature simply keeps raising the obstacles and the most successful are able to climb over. Those that can't, do not survive. Is that not exactly what happened to life on earth in the past? Small creatures survived the KT period, large ones did not. Humans survived because they were able to hide in caves during ice ages.
So what is the solution? We certainly don't want to make the mistakes of history, eugenics for example, or Nazism (murdering everyone you don't like). But there has to be a "solution" if you'll excuse the expression. We obviously want to keep the societal inventions we've created, like freedom, individual rights, etc. Plus, whatever we institute must actually be correct. One person's idea of "beneficial" is likely to be flawed, as history shows.
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A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
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A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Wed Jul 22, 2009 12:08 pm
This is not a How To, This is just me trying to give some tips that should be common sense to regular players but not to new lvl 80 Death Knights.
Has anyone noticed that the majority of post on the Death Knight forums read like this, "HELP ME!!!!" "WTF!" "NERF" "HELP?" an the occasional "STOP MAKING DEATH KNIGHTS!". Lol trust me i've come on here looking for help on certain things also, not my spelling by the way. But I mean this is realy, realy depressing. Either No one has the answer, or it's you're all wrong, retarded an do it this way. Okay in 10man naxx I average, Not on trash, 2.5k dps, an that was before I got the few pieces of teir that I do now. Here is my advice to anyone one who plays a DK, an doesn't want to delete it. DO NOT post in trade chat "DK LF raid." . Please, pretty please say dps, right off the bat you are annoucing that you are one of the most annoying an likely to faill classes in the game. Ok now your saying DPS instead of DK, chances are high that you will be told that the raid is full on DK's, it's going to happen, 90% of the raids i go on (25man) have 2-4 dk's ever! A helpful things to do is tell them your dps, if you pull under 1.8k dps on a boss dummy with no buffs (include HoW, and BS for unholy.) You shouldn't even be trying to raid, it's embarrising to everyone else when you try to get into VoA with 900 dps. you should do more auto attacking. Thats just a tip for you puggers out there. To anyone who is looking to improve there dps through spec/rotation/gear, my advice is make some friends. Your best bet is to get into a guild with a decent amount of players, a good sign of a possibly useful guild is if they do a gear check before letting you join the guild. Maybe your new to lvl 80, let them know if you try to act like a hardcore raider with blues an greens on your first lvl 80 that just so happens to be a DK your going to piss people off. 90% of players on wow are willing to give you a hand but if you are under 16 no offense but you need to learn not to beg, needing help is one thing begging for gold, runs, an gear will also get people pissed. you may have to wait a while for your friends or guildies to gear you up. To DK's who want to dps raid an are new to lvl 80 here are some more ideas.
Pre lvl 80, make friends, be useful, damn anything just get people to know you for good reasons.
At lvl 80....
Step 1. Go unholy, both blood and frost dps is very reliant on gear. ( Though the new patch may change this.)
Step 2. Get The Hateful PVP set. Be prepared to grind about 250k honor points WG an AV are your friends. Also if you can get the WG marks the chest piece from the WG vendor is slightly better than the hateful.(Yes I know it is not raid gear, but it will beat 90% of the blues and greens you are wearing as a new lvl80.)
Step 3. It's probbly your best bet to spend 12 points in blood spec, making sure to grab the Bladed armor, an 2 handed wep spec. , if you can afford it use a titansteel destroyer, if not try for a heroic 2 hander.
Step 4. DK'S DO NOT WEAR LEATHER, DO NOT USE SHEILDS, DO NOT NEED INT., DO NOT ROLL ON ITEMS YOU CANNOT, WILL NOT, AN FOR GODSAKE SHOULD NOT USE!
Step 5. Questing, just because you are lvl 80 does not mean you should not quest. Questing is a great way to get gold since at lvl 80 you no longer get xp, but you get a buff to the amount of gold given to you from quest's. Why do this you ask? Because raiding, or even heroics are expensive, if you can deal with the possibility of 90g repairs, once again do not raid!
Step 6. And sadly the most important, be modest. As a newly lvl80 DK if your raid wipes, if your lowest dps, if they need another dps class, offer for them to replace you, trust me you may miss out on raiding or heroics that night but they will apperciate you, they will prolly set aside the time to carry you in a raid even though you may be the weakest one there, they may decide to invite you to the guild and want to gear you up. "May." this by no means will garuntee you anything. But if you a relaxed, friendly player who offers professions to anyone who may need (cooking,alch,jc,bs, or repair bots etc.) I highly doubt that they will not want you around.
Lastly once you are in a guild, or have made some friends chances are you will kno a 'Good" Dk, ask them if they might be able to get together with you sometime an help you. Ask them questions, true what works for one person may not work for another but it will give you a good basis to build on. Oh one more thing, Download Ventrillo, you'll need it. Good luck to you guys, you have a lot of Bull to listen to and even more to overcome.
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Sat Jul 25, 2009 10:00 am
Nice there but i dont think you truely dont know what a dk can do. Im a blood spec dk. i pull around 4k single and 7k aoe. First in most your spec is what truely makes a dk and your rotation. DKs most have diseases up at all times. If played right Dks are by far the best dps in the game. warlock pull more dps but the pulling off tank thing gets well stupid. Check out my Dk on Coilfang Zepair. look at his spec if you are going to be a blood dk. and remeber dks arent noobs the person playing them badly are... BAD DKS GIVE US GOOD DKS BAD LOOKS!
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Tue Sep 01, 2009 5:39 am
You both are terrible dks.. i can pull 5-7k dps on some boss fights. 5k avg, 7k max
... look me up on armory.. Realm:: Blackrock : Name:: Minimod
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Wed Sep 09, 2009 7:48 am
I can pull 8k in ToC Gormok.
6k Min, 9k Max without Raid wide Instance Buffs. (Hodir, Yogg. Thaddius. Etc.)
If you don't believe me.. check out my own armory.
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:56 am
Get your 4P T9. It works wonders.
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Sun Oct 18, 2009 6:44 am
I guess i dont understand the responses of "i do XX dps.. go look if you dont believe me"
good for you, seriously. go pull 7k dps with blues and ilvl 200 gear.. not gonna happen, i don't care how bad ass you think you are.
better gear..... does not mean better skill..
such a hard concept to get in this game. i mean come on.. i can tool my way through heroics every day and be in all 226 gear, and if i cant do 3k DPS with my eyes closed in all 226 gear then we have something to talk about.
but OP is talking about new DKs with blues, maybe some greens and an epic or 2 if they are lucky.. why post on this subject about your bad ass dps and links to your armory page with conquest and triumph gear. need an epeen boost maybe?
anyway, good info OP, personally i leveled up blood, and my dps did suck for a while until i was close to 2000 gear score. never personally liked unholy spec at all.
but you are right, unholy is the least gear dependent spec and solid dps for low gear scores.
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Tue Nov 03, 2009 9:23 am
Keyadri / minimod...get a life u trolls. No offense but dps is the easiest to master of tanking/dps/healing. It's not even close...truely pro players are tanks. Anyone can master clicking an attack rotation over and over. I'm just sick of the most geared players jumping in my pugs and having no skill at all. They can't dance because they don't have to but as soon as they pvp/duel they get mopped up cuz they're lazy. QUIT RELYING ON UR GEAR!! Than again there's probably a reason why tier 9 players are in 5 man heroics, cuz they can't handle 25 man raids and wipe raids cuz of their lack of skill. It's like giving my 5 yr old nephew a UBER character and telling him kill. Of course everyone's going to ooh and ahh over the gear but does that make him good? NO!!! Now go away. The OP had many good points and positive information. You guys are just nerds trying to look cool in WOW cuz u get beat up anywhere outside the house. You fruitbowls
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:44 am
Blood DPS is quite simple, but DPS does require some skill or you'll be total shit DPS. No matter what gear.
You need to throw your disease out there (IT & PS), and after just DS for the Death Runes, HS for your main attack, and Pest to keep the disease up. 1 Death Rune spent is better then 2.
Needa spec into the Death Runes for Death Strike, but it's HS focused.
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Thu Nov 05, 2009 7:52 pm
OP: I aplaude your desire to help our fellow players, new to being a DK and trying to ease their growing pains.
To those of you on here to /flex your E-Peen, by saying how much dps you can do, please make a "Rate the DK Above You" post and do your nerd-rage there.
Going to add in my own suggestions for those new to playing a DK:
Personally, I leveled as Blood back when your DS would heal you for 13k HP and you could effectively mock any damage an elite mob within 2 levels of you did. This also applied to any would-be ganker of the opposing faction
It was great! To this day, despite all the changes made to each of the trees over the course of WotLK. I still recommend Blood for leveling. Truly though, it all comes down to personal prefrence and what you find fits your playstyle best. So try each spec for a couple levels as you go to figure out which is best for you.
With the addition of Heirloom items and their very excellent experience gain bonuses and the stats on them scaling with each level you gain, if you have a geared 80 that can do all of the Argent Tournament dailies (Has the Crusader title) I HIGHLY recommend you take a couple weeks and farm conquest emblems from heroics/raids (excluding TotC raids) to convert down into heroism emblems and farm the Champion Seals from the Argent Tournament dailies, BEFORE you start leveling your DK.
Believe it or not there is a MAILBOX you can access in the DK starting area to pickup all the heirloom items and have them right from the start. The mailbox is located in front of the central house between the horse pasture and the crop field filled with hyenas and probably several "skewered" bystandard's
WARNING: There is a patroling elite mob on horseback that WILL pwn your face if you aggro him!
After a couple weeks you should have enough emblems/seals to purchase all of the Heirloom items; that will make your leveling experience much more enjoyable and quick. Heirloom "MUST HAVES": Chest, Shoulders, Haste/Heal after Kills trinket x2 (The healing amount won't stack; however after a kill BOTH trinkets will do their standard heal on you. Thus healing you for their combine amount), 2h Axe. I honestly wish these had been around when I leveled my DK.
There are a lot of helpful addons out there for DK's. Both for leveling and for raiding purposes. The ones I used and still use are: Facesmasher, Carbonite, Deadly Boss Mods, Omen Threat Meter, Bartender4, X-Perl Unit Frames, IceHUD, and Quartz Casting Bar. There are a few others I have, but not that really have any effect on leveling/raiding. Most of these addons can be downloaded from
, but Carbonite however is only available through[url]wowinterface.com[/url] (If you find you don't like Carbonite it's alternative solution is QuestHelper; which IS available at Curse.
Once you have hit 80, REPLACE THOSE HEIRLOOM ITEMS WITH EPICS FAST! (if you have any.) Even if it's only an ilvl 200-219 from Regular or Heroic ToC 5man. Once you hit 80 it's "HELLO gear checking gear score
Those heirloom items may be awesome on stats now that you're 80, but their ilvl maxes out at 176! That'll drag your gear score down faster than an Ogre at a buffet
Which ends up leaving you loitering in LFG system because your gear score "isn't good enough"
This probably won't apply for standard 5man heroics, but you can bet it will when it comes to the raid instances and you'll be lucky if you manage to beg your way into a 10man with any heirloom gear.
(Guild hosted/held runs are NOT considered in this problem. Generally because they already know you can "put out" even with those Heirloom items.)
Once you've hit the 2200 gear score (WoW-Heroes score, not that lame addon called GearScore) You'll have a little easier time getting into pug 10man VoA, Ony, Ulduar, Naxx 10/25, and on the rare occasion 10 TotC. This is where you'll need to revamp your spec/rotation. At this gear score you won't have the needed stats to be "good" dps (5k+) without every possible raid buff known to WoW-kind; as Blood or Frost spec. Even if you loathe Unholy, "bite the bullet" and go Unholy until your gear score reaches about 2400. By this level you should easily have the stat's needed and the acceptable gear, to be a major contributor to the top end of dps. (Unless of course you get someone with 2600+ gear score in there. Then they SHOULD melt your face.) Provided they're not a scrub in good gear and actually KNOW their class/spec inside and out. I'm a firm believer in the old saying: "A scrub in good gear, is still a scrub"
Good sites to visit for keeping up to date on latest class/spec changes and theory-crafting:
Should you create and account to be able to post your "two cents" on the "EJ" forums....don't say I didn't warn you before hand! POST ON THE EJ FORUMS AT YOUR OWN RISK!! These guys LOVE their "BANHAMMER" and use it often, on those who are deemed to be "worthless scrubs" in their opinion and the regular posters are just as trigger happy, with reporting your post for being worthless.
For the most part, I just find myself reading what's been posted; test out for myself what's being considered the "IN" spec and then go from there. Oh ya, real quick....watch out for Loderunner on the EJ forums....he swings a HUGE banhammer....
Well that's it for me, my fingers hurt now......to much typing. I hope my info is helpful as well and THANKS go to the OP for starting this thread!
Re: A Death Knights plea, My tips for baby DK's
» Sun Feb 21, 2010 11:11 am
To the first few
who replied with "my dps is XXX" ....
You're EXACTLY the kind of BAD dks that OP was referring to.
Learn some modesty, and L2R.
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The College News VOL. XVIII, No. 13 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1932 Price, 10 Cent* Hampton Quartet Sings Spirituals Religious, and Secular Negro Music Shows Deep Feeling and Rich Harmony SPEAK ABOUT HAMPTON On Tuesday, February 16, the Hampton Quartet gave Bryn Mawr another delightful evening of Negro songs. Their harmony is so remov ed from anything in European music that one gets from hearing them a pleasure completely new and fresh, and not to be got from going into Philadelphia any night to the opera or the symphony.. The greater part of the program consisted of spirituals. Some of them, like "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" and "All God's Chillun Got Shoes," were as welcome because of their familiar- ity as for their beauty; others which were new to most of the audience made one fairly sit up with delight at the discovery of one harmony after another as rich as any one of the old favorites. The quartet sang several secular melodies, including the unfor- gettable "Water Boy," "Mighty Lak* A Rose," "Juba," which is not a song, buka recitation spoken rhythm- ically to the accompaniment of their hands beating against their sides. "Juba" shows the rhythm inherent in the Negro that makes even his speech lyrical. "Mighty Lak' A Rose," which has almost been done to death, took on a new life when it was sung by its native people, and its exquisite hartnony shed a sense of peace and silence over the audience that was noj broken for several seconds nftcr the song was finishd. The Hampton Quar- tet has harmonized these songs to bring out their essential qualities; th<' participation of many voices in Ne- gro singing, and the uncontrolled feel- ing"*that drives the songs along like the flow, of life-blood. Between the groups on the pro- gram, members of the Hampton In- stitute told something of its progress. Hampton has grown in proportion to /�the general education of the Negro, beginning as an elementary school, then as schools were started, adding two or three preparatory years, and finally starting college work. This is divided into 10 vocational courses and all the graduates of Hampton have been placed in jobs after gradu- ation. Students may spend one pre- liminary year at some sort of work to pay for their college course. Dur- ing this year they go to night school and they have a chance to choose work connected with their major subject. The program: "Roll, Jordan, Roll," "Who'll Join That Union," "I Can't Turn Back," "I Heard From Heaven- Today," "Water Boy," "All God's Chillun Got Shoes," "Juba," "Mighty Lak' A Rose," "Keep Hitchin' Along," "Until I Reach My Home," "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord," "Swing Low Sweet Chariot," "Joshua Fought the Battle of Jeri- cho." C. F. G. Calendar Thurs., Feb. 25, 4.30 P. M.�Mr. Hans Schumann, professor of music at the University of Pennsylvania, will speak on "Oriental Music From Tunis to Japan" in the Music Room. Sun., Feb. 28, 7.30 P. M.�Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody, D. D., rector of St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill, will speak in chapel. Mon., Feb. 29, 8.15 P. M.�Rev. Kirsopp Lake will speak in Goodhart Hall on "The Text of the New Testament." His subject will be "The Materials for Publishing the Texts." Wed., March 2, 8.20 P. M.�Dr. F. S. C. Northrop, associate professor of philosophy at Yale University, will speak in the Music Room on "Science and the Contemporary Intel- lectual Outlook." Sun., March 6, 7.30 P. M.�Rev. Richard Gurley will speak in chapel. Mon., March 7, 3.45 to 4 P. M.� The Bryn Mawr College Choir - will broadcast from Station WCAU, Philadelphia. Sat., March 12, 8.20 P. M.�The Bryn Mawr College Glee Club will give a program of sacred and secular songs in Goodhart Hall. The concert will be fol- lowed by a dance in the Com- mon Room. Watchman Sees Ghost in Taylor Corridor Tells He Learned in Ireland That Spirits Materialize for Some People SEVERAL HAUNT CAMPUS Personal Mrs. Helen Tal't Manning attended the annual conference of the National Association of Deans of Women in Washington, from February 17 to 20. * * � Clara Frances Grant, '34, an editor of The College News, has had four poems published in the February issue of "College Verse," the monthly mag- azine of the College Poetry Society of America. The poems are "Castle," "Fire Island," "Mood" and a sonnet, "One." � � � Margaret Ann Scruggs, Bryn Mawr alumna, whose etchings went on ex- hibition at a tea in her honor last Sunday at the Highland Park Town Hall, has illustrated "The Rainbow- Hued Trail," by Cosette Faust-New- ton, published by the Texas Publica- tion House, Inc., Dallas, Tex One of the most conspicuous and well-liked figures in the college cam- pus is Joe Graham, the night watch- man. We personally have always wondered what a night watchman thinks about as he makes his rounds in the wee small hours. A few nights ago Joe stepped � into the smoking room to warm up a bit, and we real- ized that our chance had come. Joe I was extremely nice about our curios- ity, so we asked (,uestions to our heart's content. By far, the most ex- citing thing Joe had to tell us was that he had only a few nights ago seen a ghost in the dim corridors of Taylor. We were fascinated! It seems that Joe has studied the prob- lems of spiritualism pretty thorough- ly (he recommends to any who are interested a book of Sir William Lodge's, in the library), and, although he was brought lip a staunch Presby- terian, he has gone over to the spir- itualist church. He was generous with examples of actual experiences. There was, for instance, this ghost in Taylor. Joe doesn't quite understand why she should have appeared to him, as she was no. one he knew at all, but he thinks it was perhaps because she happened to have the power of "ma- terializing" just then. She was young and wore a red silk bandana on her head. We asked at once how Joe knew she was a ghost, and he replied that they look almost like humans, only they appear and disappear right before you. At materializing seances Joe has seen and talked to spirits, and he reports that you can stretch out your hand and touch them, and they feel "very nearly like real peo- ple." Oftentimes at night he has seen men and even women on the cam- pus that he took at first for real peo- ple; they walk right into bushes and trees, but when you look behind the bush there is no one there. Joe has seen spirits ever since he was a boy in Ireland, and his father did before him. He tells that once when he first came to America he met his old erandmother that he knew was still in the old country. Realiz- ing tt'Pt �*t> was a ghost, he was ..�h ,,, Pace Three) Change Proposed in Policy of Room Rents Next Year Speaking in chapel Thursday morn- ing, President Park outlined the pol- icy which the College intends to fol- low in the matter of room rents for next year. This policy is of neces- sity closely linked with that of the finances of the Colleges as a whole. Bryn Mawr derives its income from two sources: interest on its invest- ments and endowments, and tuition, which is used solely to support the academic side of the College; and board and room rent. The board rent goes directly into food and serv- ice, while the room rent is devoted to the maintenance of the halls, an item which increases yearly, for, as the buildings age, more repairs are needed. In order for the College to maintain financial stability, the in- come from the room rents must bal- ance the expenditures. This year the problem is made more difficult, for while the outgo has remainea stable, the college income has necessarily de- creased due to the financial depres- sion. On the other hand, the college wishes to keep the cost of rooms down for as many students as possible. The aim of the college is to steer a middle course. Bryn Mawi, in accordance with the policy of all endowed colleges, has never asked the students to pay the full co.st of tuition. Over half of this cyst is met by the endowment fund. However, many students need more aid than is provided by this cut in tuition. There are three ways in which the college may render such aid; scholarships, remission of tuition for present Juniors, and inexpensive rooms. In order to meet the increas- ing demand for inexpensive rooms and give aid to as many students as possible, the college has adopted a new system of room rents. Instead of the present 75 scholarship rooms at $75, the number will be raised to 100, and the price increased correspond- ingly to $100. These rooms are re- stricted to students on scholarships --------(Continued on 1'aEe�I Marriage Questionnaires Bring to Light Surprising Conservatism in Student Body7 Seniors and Juniors Exactly Opposed in Ambition Attitudes�� Characterizes Both�Disagree on Compatibility of Marriage and Career MAJORITY FAVOURS MARRIAGE HEAVILY Basketball Team,V^ins - 2 Games Froni Drexel Easy Victory of First and Sec- ond Teams Keeps Record Still Unbeaten ATTENDANCE VERY POOR Approximately 62 per cent, of the graduate and undergraduate bodies responded to the questionnaire issued by th�-New� February 10th, and on this proportion the statistics printed elsewhere in this issue have been esti- mated. ' If 62 per cent, may be considered a representative majority, the most striking conclusion to be drawn is the extreme conservatism of the Bryn Mawr student body. For example, 83 per cent, prefer marriage to a career, and 94 per cent, would place marriage first in case of conflict. Trial marriage is overwhelmingly opposed by 91 per cent., and companionaU marriage,�defined as legal marriage entered into with a view to perma- nence, but with knowledge of birth control, and with acceptance of di- vorce by mutual consent where there arc no children�-is- carried only by a scant 5 per cent, majority. These figures do not indicate so much, a narrow illiberalism or an ex- cessive domesticity, as they point to the reasoned acceptance of responsi- bility and the recognition of a mutual Theology of 'Paul's Successors' Discussed Dr. Lake Reveals Difficulties to Be Met by Early Chris- tian., Church Miss Grant's well-trained sextet still remains unbeaten. The big vic- tory over Drexel on Friday afternoon proves the quiet efficiency of the Bryn Mawr team. Longacre's fear of the OUR RELATION TO PAUL On Monday night Dr. Kirsopp Lake gave the third of the Flexner lectures, which at the same time is'the last address on the apostle Paul. The title of the speech was "Paul's Suc- cessors," and in it Dr. Lake showed the relation of subsequent theologians to the apostle. Paul's converts are theologically his successors, and with the Corinthians as examples we can take up three of the questions that bothered them in their relation to the teaching of Paul. The first question is the relation of emotion to experience as a mystical teacher. Many of the Corinthians be- lieved that the emotion gives the spirit which is akin to God. This is directly opposed to the Pauline prin- ciple that the emotion without the experience is merely intoxication with Drexel center, whom rumor had whis- pered was a famous high-jumper, tne same valuc a� an aicoholic stimu- proved groundless�as Gertie's quick- er timing gave her the jump every time. ' / In the first few minutes of the game Boyd missed an easy close-in shot, only to place the ball through the rim on a quick pass from Collier. Two neatly placed shots by Brooks gave Drexel a lead which was at once lost when Boyd's back twists dropped two more balls in the basket for a score of 6-3 in our favor. Bryn Mawr's quick, clever pass work was the only thing which relieved the monotony of an otherwise all too easy game. The first basket of the second quarter was the result of a pretty pass from Longacre to Remington, who, avoiding her guard" on a neat pivot, threw the ball to Boyd directly beneath the basket. On a fake pass to Collier to avoid her guard, Boyd banked the ball into the basket. The half ended with a score of 17-7 in favor of Bryn Mawr. The second half was a repetition of the first. Great credit should go to the guards for their splendid work in intercepting long passes and break- ing up dribbles. They did much to keep the ball in Bryn Mawr territory, and if our forwards had been more careful to follow in their shots, more baskets would have been made. The (Continued on Page Three) I lus. Secondly, the converts were un- decided as to the proper attitude toward sex. For them sex was sinful, but those who had obtained the spirit could do what they liked. Paul claimed that conduct should not be free to anyone because the presence of the spirit led to good conduct, not bad. Thirdly, the Corinthians wanted to know the truth about immortal- ity. They believed that, having ob- tained the spirit, they were to become immortal and nothing else mattered. For Paul all men were immortal, and the point of issue was what would be their position in the next world. Paul's resurrection was not one of flesh and blood, but it was a change that each soul should undergo. As the church thought that our bodies were made of mud, it was a great advantage to have a change of a material kind. One reason that Paul's successors gave for believing in the Resurrection of the body was that in the course of justice it was not fair that the soul should be punished or rewarded for the actions of the body on this earth. The successors were faced with the difficulty of what Dr. Lake called "theological metabolism." If a cannibal eats a missionary, whose flesh is it when tht (fay of reckoning comes? This belief in the resurrec- (ContlnuM on Page Two) obligation. Although only 14 per cent, would insist on being economically self-supporting though married, and 69 per cent, declare they would ac- cept alimony�almost all of this lat- ter group limit their acceptance t�> conditions where adequate support of their children is lacking. Desertion and insanity are consid- ered grounds for divorce by 89 per cent.; in other words, by almost all those who believe in divorce at all. There are a few exceptions, where one or the other is admitted by non- believers in divorce, and denied, espe- cially insanity, by others who sup- port divorce in general. Only 72 per: cent, of the Junior class, for exam- ple, would grant a divorce for insani- ty, while HO per cent, find just cause in alcoholism. On the whole, how- ever, opinion is fairly unanimous. While such contingencies as deser- tion and drinking may perhaps be in- terpreted as acts of God, where th � mutual physical and emotional ele men!, that is, the personal quality, enters, the figures, though they change very little, become more sig- nificant taken in conjunction with those emphasizing companionship. Seventy-nine per cent, find sufficient grounds in incompatibility, while 30 per cent, condone infidelity, and 20 per cent, are willing to retain alco- holic husbands. The preponderance of the element of companionship over the physical as the basis of marriage, though t>> a certain extent counterbalanced by the 83 per cent, who would marry a poor man they loved, is. supported by the facf that 91 per cent., in voting for occasional leaves of absence, real- ize that each partner is entitled to a distinct cultivation of his and her own personality. These two percent- ages, coupled with an almost unani- mous demand for the single standard, illustrate a conception of love and marriage materially different from the romantic idealism which once shroud-- ed the marital state. Also, contrary to expectation, the Bryn Mawr girl votes by only 17 per cent, for a college educated husband. The remaining 83 per cent, qualifies the vote heavily by demanding equiv- alent intellectual power�several in- sist that the non-college man be an artist, one that he be a musician. Hall Statistics Approaching the particular from the general, certain facts with regard to the various halls and the four (Continued on Page Five) Dr. Kirsopp Lake Speaks on Changed Conception of God IrNthe Common Room Sunday eve- ning Dr. Kirsopp Lake took charge of a general discussion group. The two religious problems of greatest im- terest to the present generation arc the new conceptions of God and Im- mortality. The modern conception of God is philosophical rather than theo- logical. He is thought of as a "total- ity of value," rather than an omnipo- tent, superhuman being, who created the world from absolute chaos and has held himself responsible for the or- dering of it ever since. There is a theory which holds that there are two kinds of reality, values and phenom- ena,�those material things which we see and feel. Values are in a sense "universal existences," those qualities which give objects their own peculiar characteristics. Truth and beauty are examples of values. Secondly, there is increasing lack of concern about immortality, if it is defined as a pres- ervation of reality.�an actual, ideal existence in the future. The reason for this is that people no longer have a fear of death, since they have ceas- (Contlnued on Page Four)
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