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HD not recognized at all if AHCI enabled in bios - please help -
I got a weird thing going on and have NO clue whats the cause.
I want to install Windows 7 on a clean drive.... but I cant even get to the install options, because the drive is not recognized when i turn on the machine. It stalls, even before I can get into the BIOS settings.
I need to manuallly disconnect the drive > then change back to IDE mode inside the bios and now I am able to install Windows.
The funny thing... I have a backup image of a running Windows 7 installation and if I copy it onto the exactly same drive it runs without problems in AHCI mode
does anyone have an idea what might cause the problem?
another weird thing.... i already installed Windows 7 in IDE mode and thought that maybe later, once the installation is done i could switch back to AHCI... well, same thing.... once ahci mode was enabled in the bios, the drive was not recognized anymore.
i also tried to install the chipset drivers from within windows and got a "the system does not meet the minumum requirements." after searching a solution for this problem i found out that it wont install until i have ahci mode active.... ugh.... ; )
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There are 6 SATA ports on the "South Bridge" controller (Orange ports). There are 2 SATA ports on the "Gigabyte SATA 2 Chip" controller (Purple ports). The orange ports use the generic Intel SATA/RAID drivers.
Which port do you have the hard drive connected to? Have you tried it in one of the the other ports?
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Right now it's connected to the Orange ports.
But I'm pretty sure I also tried the other ones! ... have to try it again tomorrow.
what i still don't get is, that the same drive connected to the same port works without a problem once i use it with the old backup image.
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I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around that also.
If you wiped the drive - used a utility that writes all zeros - and it was not formatted at all, then the drive should still be recognized by the BIOS. The IDE/AHCI modes should not affect the recognition of a drive at the BIOS level at all.
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Load as IDE, and set the BIOS accordingly, and run Windows 7 setup, formatting the drive at the prompt within setup.
Once formatted interrupt and restart Windows 7 setup, and now use the prompt early in Windows 7 setup to load the AHCI drivers; complete Windows 7 setup. When finished, reboot, enter BIOS, enable AHCI, and that's it. Boot into Windows and choose your preferences and customisations.
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I just did a new install in IDE mode, then tried to change to AHCI and had the drive not recognized. Did you enable AHCI in the registry as well as the bios? Once you do that, the drivers should be downloaded automatically the next time you restart.
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If you install in IDE mode then change to ahci, it will not boot. But there is a way to do it. Enable AHCI is a tutorial on how to do the change. Follow the steps exactly and you should have no problems. However, it should see the drive in ahci at installation. But, you can still install in IDE mode and follow the above tutorial to change to AHCI.
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Thank you for all the help and hints!
I tried everything... but in this particular case nothing worked.
While attempting to change the Registry settings i noticed that the correct settings were already applied!!?! eventhough there was still no chance to boot with AHCI active. So I figured something is really wrong and after three more wasted hours I finally grabbed the sledge hammer and manually wiped the MBR from the disk (which I did not want to do at first, because i read on several sites that this is not exactly a good idea to do that... FDISK /MBR)
anyhow.. this prog: TestDisk Download - CGSecurity made it very easy to do it all directly from windows (no floppy or BootCD was necessary) - I just hooked the disk up externally on another machine.
after that everything worked without a problem as it's supposed to and I was finally able to install Windows 7 with AHCI enabled in the BIOS.
Edit: btw.. the "AHCI enabling Tut" was a bit confusing for me. at part 3) "In the window that opens change the value to "0" and click OK." maybe someone should fix that.
I only was 100% certain what the correct setting was after I read the same tutorial again from another source where it was written a bit different and additionally a reg file was provided.
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According to Microsoft, pre-Beta development milestones of Windows 7 fail to play nice with USB network adapters that rely on pre-Windows Vista drivers. The symptoms involve NDIS 5.x USB network adapters not being displayed in the Windows 7 Performance Monitor. NDIS refers to the Network Driver Interface Specification library, which, following the transition from Windows XP to Windows Vista, evolved to version 6.0. Version 5 of NDIS was used by Windows operating systems before Vista.
"Perfmon only shows adapters that indicate that they have a physical, hardware connector. Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 introduced a new Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) known as NDIS version 6. Network driver developers are encouraged to move their drivers to this new specification," Microsoft revealed.
The Redmond company does not have an update to resolve the issue, nor does it indicate that it plans a resolve. With not even a workaround made available for Windows 7, Microsoft is only advising users to make sure that the network adapter comes with drivers updated for NDIS version 6. The Redmond company explained that Windows 7 would be aware of all physical connectors as long as they were plugged in via NDIS miniports built especially for NDIS 6. Only in this context would Perfmon be able to display all physical connectors. Fact is that NDIS in Windows 7 comes with limited support for legacy USB Network Adapters, but only limited.
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It turns up first in print in 1772, in an article on new words in the Annual Register. The writer couples two fashionable terms: "Now we are flabbergasted and bored from morning to night". (Bored — being wearied by something tedious — had appeared only a few years earlier.) Presumably some unsung genius had put together flabber and aghast to make one word.
The source of the first part is obscure. It might be linked to flabby, suggesting that somebody is so astonished that they shake like a jelly. It can't be connected with flapper, in the sense of a person who fusses or panics, as some have suggested, as that sense only emerged at the end of the nineteenth century. But flabbergasted could have been an existing dialect word, as one early nineteenth-century writer claimed to have found it in Suffolk dialect and another — in the form flabrigast — in Perthshire. Further than this, nobody can go with any certainty.
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MORGANTOWN — Security procedures at a federal prison camp in northern West Virginia are under review following an inmate's escape.
The search for 42-year-old Eugene Nicholas Cobbs is continuing. The U.S. Marshals Service says Cobbs walked away from FCI Morgantown on April 10.
FCI Morgantown spokeswoman Marilyn Veltri says that security procedures and policies are being reviewed. The review will determine whether any changes are necessary to improve the facility's safety and security.
Cobbs crashed a small plane loaded with drugs in Wheeling and fled in 2004. He was captured in 2008 in Guadalajara, Mexico. He was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison for conspiracy to distribute and for flying without an airman's certificate.
The Marshals Service says Cobb likely had help escaping.
New children's museum: West Virginia's newest children's museum is opening soon in Martinsburg.
The For the Kids By George Children's Museum is part of the Washington Heritage Trail, a 136-mile scenic byway through Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties.
The museum makes connections to George Washington's adventures with hands-on and interactive exhibits.
A dedication ceremony is set for May 11 at the Martinsburg Roundhouse.
The 6,400-square-foot features a lifelike statue of Washington paddling a canoe, a theater and 3-D map, a LEGO model of 1920s-era streetscape and the 3-D bike simulation theater, where children power up their bike generator to watch a video.
Motorcycle ride to honor slain sheriff: A motorcycle rally in Mingo County will take on a special meaning this year.
The Rally in the Valley set for this weekend in downtown Williamson will hold a motorcycle ride to honor the late Sheriff Eugene Crum.
The Sheriff Eugene Crum Memorial Poker Run will be held starting at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday.
Organizer Paul Price of the Sidney, Ky.-based club Appalachian Brotherhood says the route is still being worked out. He expects at least 200 motorcyclists will participate.
Price says the cost is $15 per motorcycle. Proceeds will benefit the sheriff's department.
Crum was fatally shot on April 3. His widow, Rosie, was appointed interim sheriff the next day.
The Rally in the Valley debuted last year as a one-day event.
Housing agencies receive employment funds: Eight local housing agencies in West Virginia are getting federal funding to help residents find jobs.
U.S. Senators Jay Rockefeller and Joe Manchin and Congressman Nick Rahall say the goal is to help people who are struggling to become self-sufficient.
Housing authorities in Benwood, Clarksburg, Lewisburg, Delbarton, Parkersburg, Elkins, Fairmont and Huntington will share more than $248,300 in funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Broadband project nears completion: Frontier Communications is wrapping up work on projects expanding high-speed Internet across the state.
A new state report shows 583 miles of fiber-optic cable has been installed to schools, libraries and other public facilities. Seven miles of cable remains to be installed. Frontier also is installing 85 miles of fiber-optic cable to link West Virginia University and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank. Six miles of cable remain to be installed.
The work is part of the state's $126.3 million federal stimulus project to expand broadband service. Frontier is to receive about $45 million for its work. As of last Friday, the state had paid the company $9.6 million.
"The Office of Technology is in the process of working with the grant implementation team to ensure accuracy and documentation of all invoices and payments," Department of Administration spokeswoman Diane Holley-Brown told the newspaper.
Holley-Brown said Frontier bills the state when it completes fiber construction at each location.
"A large proportion of the Frontier fiber builds has been invoiced, and some of those are being processed for payment," Holley-Brown said. "However, … they do not submit the invoice until all work on that specific build is completed."
A Frontier spokesman referred questions to the state officials overseeing the federal stimulus project.
Homeland Security Director Jimmy Gianato notified the federal government last fall that West Virginia expected to have $9 million left over from the $126.3 million project. State officials last week revised the estimate to $4 million in unspent funds. Any money that isn't spent will be returned to the federal government.
Housing agencies receive employment funds: Eight local housing agencies in West Virginia are getting federal funding to help residents find jobs.
U.S. Senators Jay Rockefeller and Joe Manchin and Congressman Nick Rahall say the goal is to help people who are struggling to become self-sufficient.
Housing authorities in Benwood, Clarksburg, Lewisburg, Delbarton, Parkersburg, Elkins, Fairmont and Huntington will share more than $248,300 in funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
$1M Powerball ticket sold in W.Va. still unclaimed: A winning $1 million Powerball ticket has yet to be claimed a month after it was sold at the Little General convenience store in Beckley.
But manager Hana Lilly said that hasn't stopped people from claiming it's theirs.
The winning numbers for the March 16 drawing were 3-7-21-44-55, and the Powerball number was 16.
The winning ticket matched each of the first five numbers.
Lilly says chances are good that an out-of-state driver bought the ticket while passing through. Or the buyer could have lost it.
West Virginia Lottery spokesman Randy Burnside it's rare for big prizes to go unclaimed.
But there's still time. The winner has until Sept. 16 to claim the prize.
Man acquitted in toddler's death: A Buckhannon man has been acquitted of causing the death of his then-girlfriend's toddler son.
An Upshur County Circuit Court jury reached the verdict last Friday in the trial of 24-year-old Johnathon Andrew Clyde Queen.
Queen was charged with child abuse resulting in death. Twenty-one-month-old Chandler Andrew Oberg was pronounced dead at a Morgantown hospital in August 2010.
Media outlets reports prosecutors argued the child's brain injuries were intentional, but a forensic pathologist called as a defense witness testified there weren't definitive signs the child died from shaken baby syndrome.
Small plane crashes in northern W.Va.: Authorities say a small plane with three people on board crashed in northern West Virginia.
Tucker County emergency services spokesman Chris Stadelman said the plane went down last Friday about a mile from the Windwood Fly-In Resort near Davis. The resort has a 3,000-foot runway for private planes.
Stadelman said the pilot was extricated from the aircraft and the two others got out on their own.
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen described the plane as a Cessna 172 that crashed at 12:40 p.m. The cause of the crash and the plane's origin and destination weren't immediately determined.
Fire tower cab to be available for lodging: A former fire tower built on a platform atop a 3,400-foot peak in West Virginia's Seneca State Forest will soon be available as a lodging venue.
The idea of converting the Thorny Mountain tower cab came from West Virginia State Park system regional administrator Bob Beanblossom.
He says the 14-by-14-foot living space will be available to rent for $50 a night through the Seneca State Forest office at Dunmore. Work is expected to be completed in June.
According to Beanblossom, beds, water and firewood will be provided, and there'll be a picnic table, grill, fire ring and pit toilet at the tower's base. A solar lighting and battery charging system will be installed.
The tower was built in 1935. Seasonal observers worked and lived there until 1988.
2 Marshall students to share role of mascot: Two Marshall University students will share the role of the school's mascot for the 2013-2014 school year.
A panel of university judges chose both Ben Heil and Drew Navy to fill the role of Marco following auditions Sunday at the Memorial Student Center.
Heil and Navy were the only students who showed up for the auditions. But they both impressed the judges.
Marshall chief of staff Matt Turner said that the university needs two Marcos because of the costumed bison mascot's busy schedule.
It's not unusual for Marco to make 60 to 70 appearances during the school year, including groundbreakings, homecoming festivities, private functions, student recruitment events, and football and basketball games.
Heil is a freshman from Dayton, Ohio, and Navy is a junior from Huntington.
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I appreciate the sentiment, but there are a couple little tweaks to be added.
Effective Health can be applied to any sort of damage but you have to make sure you only apply the proper sorts of damage reduction.
Health is compounded with Stance/Buff damage reductions and Armor against physical damage.
Health is compounded with Stance/Buff damage reductions and Resistance against magical damage.
The model is a single metric for survival with an accent on 100% reliable, predictable, and unalterable. The reason Avoidance is excluded is because it is a hit or miss value, literally. When it hits it is worth 100% damage reduction, and when it misses it is worth 0% reduction. You can generalize that in a large enough sample size it will average out that 1% avoidance will be the same as 1% damage reduction, but on the microsample, or any small situation, short time span, or specific exchange you cannot be sure it will play a specific effect. Because of that you cannot include it in this specific metric. I do agree though that people foolishly equate this function to mean that avoidance is a poor value, or not worth your attention.
There isn't a problem with only looking at physical damage concerns as that will, in the vast majority of encounters, represent 70-100% of the damage taken, and you don't have much by way of tools to counter the other portion (in fights where it is a larger portion you start seeing tanks using some resistance gear), beyond the standard issue talents (most class/specs get 6% magic damage reduction, DKs get some other toys with Frost and Unholy).
There also isn't a problem with time-to-live, so long as you appreciate the specification that it is how long you can survive without heals. It is a meaningful metric, not the whole picture. If you are going into a tank busting fight it can be meaningful that you have a 2.8 sec time to live because that means if there is a off-timing on heals there is still time for a reactionary big-bomb heal to save you.
I do like your rules, I need to re-read and digest them a bit. =)
Now, you take a look at the guilds that are killing LK HEROIC 25 man (that would be Paragon) and the other guilds that are on heroic 25 man LK (Premo, Ensidia, ETC.) and go ask them. Now thank you for posting, and starting a new argument of EH vs avoidance...can't wait for the lock, you are wrong on so many levels. Threat is ignored? No one's ignoring threat, well maybe in your guild you're needing to have the hunters feign...okay.
Another point I want to pick apart is what you said about stam-stacking tanks being manasinks....since when in the entire expansion are healers going oom? I'll tell you when, world first Yogg0, world first 25 tribute to insanity, etc. When they do not overgear the encounter. That's about it.
For your suggestions:
1- what's the arbitrary number you have in mind? You can't make this argument without providing the magic number.
2- okay, that's why Blizz does not allow you to put miscolored gems in sockets. I'm terribly sorry I missed the 4 parry rating gem bonus.
3- trust me, the healers don't notice. the best healers don't notice, and if YOUR healers are telling you they noticed, they are lying. healing a tank in a raid environment is done proactively, not reactively, canceling heals and hoping the tank avoids is a horrible idea, the heals should be landing constantly whether damage is taken or not. and in this case, all the extra avoidance is STILL a mana sink, and is only contributing to overhealing.
I'll respond to this later but...
I can already tell this is going to end TERRIBLY.
Some bosses hit harder than others. You gear so that you can survive two hits from one boss, then the next boss hits 1% harder and you can no longer survive 2 hits. There is always another boss...
Also if you're in Tanks for Hire (that's your character name on your post, right?) your cheesed gems and enchants are not totally going along with your statements here. You gained a total of 50 extra defense rating and 6 expertise skill...hardly worth losing all that health over such a tiny amount. And Armsman to gloves, how horrible is your threat that you need to increase it 2%? Not to mention the 10 parry rating which is doing a whole lot of nothing. And corpse tongue coin = awesome, to vendor. You go on and on about maxing your item levels yet you're using a shield enchant from burning crusade!
Agg, I don't think you'll get the chance. This is gonna be locked down fast.
OP - Please try not to start EH vs. Avoidance arguments... even if it wasn't your intent.
Look I'm not trying to be mean, it comes somewhat naturally. The hard fact of the matter is you aren't experienced enough to make these arguments, it's not fact, it's theory and unsubstantiated theory to boot. A little more research would do you wonders.
I imagine a post like this could survive if it didn't include the phrase, "you're wrong." But that is somewhat inevitable.
Would definitely need a moratorium on "you're dumb."
I think the bigger issue is this:
"stack stam to the extreme" strategy when making gearing/equipment choices.
Followed by:
The only damage taken by the tank is physical, and
The boss's damage is all connecting - the tanks legs are broken and they cannot dodge. Their weapons are warped and can no longer parry, and
There is no healing taken by the tank in question - healers are off dancing elsewhere, instead of doing their job, OR
The damage is taken in one large burst of damage.
Which basically contradicts itself.
Stacking Stam to the extreme on a Magic based fight is the best way to survive it unless you have rediculously high magic reduction. He basically argues against stacking stam for magic based fights. O.o
I think the biggest problem here is that the post seems to not grasp what exactly EH is, and that leads to the misconception that you "stack stam". As we have explained numerous times before, Stam is NOT the only factor in the EH equation.
Not many tanks properly understand the consequences of how they implement it in terms of ease of healing - stamina stacking makes you harder to heal in longer fights as you become a manasink.
Not many understand that EH should vary dependant on classes because of class-specific abilities which are always on, yet are not included in its calculation (frost presence/defensive stance RF/Argent Defender/Will of the Necropolis).
Over emphasis on stamina leading to "dead points" being placed on your character. Dead points are points which are counted in the budget towards your item level, but do not actually serve a purpose. This effectively lowers the item level of a piece as you aren't using all that is budgeted towards the piece.
Excessive hit on casters is seen as bad as it will not be used. Similarly for tanks, if you never go below 20k hp, why do you have all of that there? Spend these points elsewhere so you are getting more effective use out of your gear.
This just doesn't make sense. If you are getting hit for about 17k damage every second by the LK WITH 70% damage reduction, why in the name of everything that is WoW would you want to reduce your health/armor? How does having the health to take those hits make healing you harder? It doesn't. It makes it easier.
Very nice of you to "educate" us here... There are however a few flaws in your arguments. Apart from the mana issue not beeing an actual issue as mentioned above stacking stamina is more or less the only way to help against non physical attacks.
You say that if you never go below 20khp then use the stats for something else instead. Apart from content you massively overgear like doing the easier heroics in full ICC gear there will always be situations when you are low on health. I'm not claiming that they happen all the time (even though they arent uncommon on some bosses) but if it even one single time per raid leads to you getting killed because you had chosen to get 5% extra dodge instead of the 7k hp that would have saved you I think its reason enough to rethink.
You compare this to dps having too much hit rating but its not the same thing. They should gear so that their average damage is the highest but us tanks cant gear for the average suvivability. We must gear for the extreme cases as long as mana isnt an issue. A dead tank in most fights, leads to a wipe.
Hasnt this been discussed enough times already? I mean there is no one stopping you from doing it another way if you want to is there. I like my stamina and intend to keep it as long as the healers dont go oom and if you like your what-ever-it-is then keep it as long as it works :D
Edit: Spelling
this thread popped up on my google reader (cool feature, it updates every time someone posts a new thread, and you can read the initial post but not any replies) and I was like oooohhh I gotta get over there to see all the replies :P
My 2 cents? it boils down to the same two statements that get made over and over on these threads:
1) If you're in a progression fight, stack EH (and obviously if you have a piece of gear a red and blue socket, and there's a 12 stam socket bonus then put a expertise/stam gem in already! - in other words, use common sense)
2) If you overgear the content, wear whatever you want because it really doesn't matter. We killed ICC bosses with 15k hp less than we have now - so technically I could drop all that HP and put on some avoidance gear or dps pieces if I really wanted to. Heck, I wear my thunderfury for at least half of ICC now, because it's farm content and we've got insane dps with the buff now. The fact that I can hold aggro just fine with my thunderfury shows you how much you really need to gear for threat in order to hold threat (i.e. you don't).
Let's try this.
Running out of mana doesn't have to be, and won't be, the only reason you fail an encounter. But it is a point of failure that we don't have today
I would assert in the current game that threat is almost never an issue.
Now. Try again. That's the reality of today's progression tank game.
In the past, there have been times and places for high avoidance sets. And, there are places for high threat sets. But not in progression, not now.
I can already tell this is going to end TERRIBLY.
it is getting there very quickly...
Responses by the "knowledgeable" at the time generally leads to the rapid decline of new modes of thinking. Once again the crowd at TS disappoints. See you when you have 70k.
Wait, you came here.... posted bad info, then trash the posters who are telling you where you went wrong in your thinking?
Go back to the WoW forums, I smell troll.
Once again the crowd at TS disappoints.
once again? did you have a previous account here or something? because your account hasn't been created for more than a week...
Over emphasis on stamina leading to "dead points" being placed on your character. Dead points are points which are counted in the budget towards your item level, but do not actually serve a purpose. This effectively lowers the item level of a piece as you aren't using all that is budgeted towards the piece.
Adding more stamina is never a bad thing and is not considered "dead points" by any means. In any situation all you are doing is adding a larger buffer for your healers to work with, thus increasing the margin for error.
Rule 1: Addressed in a basic fashion. Many tanks lack situational awareness and/or the ability pay attention to what goes on in the raid outside their own little tankbox. They focus on the single target in front of them while ignoring the 6 adds passing by to swat a dps or a tank. Single target they deal with simply enough.
This has absolutely nothing to do with effective health as does much of your post, I won't quote every part.
Rule 3: Threat is largely being ignored by the masses who think that because their hunters can feign/misdirect and their rogues can tricks them and/or vanish, that they are doing a fine job on threat. Every tricks wasted on you is a dpser losing dps. Every time a hunter feigns they waste a cooldown and possibly then some. Similar situation for mages casting invis and warlocks shattering. Truly exceptional dps do have to do this and they should not have to if you do your job well as a tank.
Threat is not being ignored. Threat is merely trivialized due to tanks understanding how to play their class with proper support from other classes. Read more below in another response.
Rule 4: Ignored by the majority. Overzealous belief in the wrong tenements of effective health means that surviving can be done, though the duration of survival can be somewhat limited.
Emphasis on the stacking of health to increase the amount of damage you can take before dying, but does not reduce the amount of damage you will take. The issues with stacking avoidance was that spiky damage was hard to heal, the issue with stam stacking is that healers who run out of mana healing you present the very situation expressed by effective health instead of prevent a situation where healers run out of mana.
No healers that are properly geared for the content you are doing are going to "run dry" on mana, it quite simply does not happen in Wrath, regardless of how the tank gears. Additionally while it is true that Stamina does not "reduce" the damage you take armor does and ARMOR IS A MAJOR COMPONENT OF EFFECTIVE HEALTH.
2: Minimise Deadpointing.
Look at what you are using and what you are not using. If you sit at 50k hp and you never get below 20k hp, drop 10k hp in gems/trinkets and place those points elsewhere that will be used - you can regem it later if you need that health back. Spend the item points increasing your threat or decreasing your damage taken. Your raiding team will thank you for it.
There is absolutely no point in "spending itemization points" on threat. Your threat first and foremost for any tank class comes from properly using your abilities, followed shortly by spec and glyphs. Near the bottom comes Expertise at 26 skill and in dead last Hit.
3: Don't avoid avoidance.
Spikes in damage were caused by tanks stacking avoidance without considering a means to flatly reduce the amount of damage they were taking in any one hit, just trying to avoid as much as possible. With all the +armor on items, avoidance will no longer appear to be too much of a hindrance on healing and the extra few % you get will be noticed and appreciated by your healers. If you aren't going to die in 2 hits, then the spikes of damage aren't going to kill you anymore. Things have changed with Ulduar because blizzard actually saw what was happening and compensated accordingly.
No tank that understood the current theory crafting information was stacking avoidance in this expansion, that's a fact. There were a "few" fights in which avoidance was more beneficial than EH and good tanks swapped out gear accordingly (mostly though trinkets, necks, and rings). No tank worth their salt was gemming and enchanting for pure avoidance.
Remember: Effective health is only effective if the health is used.
As a tank please list a situation in which your health is not used? This is a very confusing statement.
Overall it seems as though you are jumping on the bandwagon that , "I will not follow the masses and stack stam, I am special". Not stacking stam does not make a tank special, it merely shows they are uninformed about the current excepted facts in the tanking community.
I didn't say stack avoid over hp. I just said stack other stuff over hp you don't use.
And the magic arbitrary number changes depending on what content you are doing. I don't think that number would change between marrowgar and sindragosa though (non-heroic).
I think what he's going for here is, if you're doing farm content, and you never drop below 10k health, it's safe enough to drop 5k health, that does nothing for you, for other stats.
And sure. (duh) When we do trash (or trash bosses) we wear more hit / expertise / dps gear etc. We've been farming content like that for as long as we've been farming content. (5 years). And while I certainly feel it's valuable to do more damage and kill trash quicker, it's farm content. We'll kill it no matter what I do. So it's not that important for all of us to talk about. But that's not how you gear up your primary set for the progression - oh gosh he hits hard- fights. Because threat and oom healers aren't an issue.
oh snap! sup /b/
If this is a troll post I should have just replied with this:
I don't think it's a troll post...it's just incredibly uninformed.
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Q: I live in a small two bedroom apartment unit that I own, and I'm planning on updating the flooring. Currently, the flooring consists of carpet in the bedrooms, living room and hallway to the closet, tiles in the bathroom and vinyl (I think) in the kitchen and laundry. The carpet in the living room is not in the greatest condition — there are stains (black spots) past the entrance which are very noticeable and embarrassing, and it's also flat, discolored and worn out past the kitchen. I have tried cleaning to no avail, so the carpet must go. The carpet in the bedroom is still ok:
I would like some input on the following:
• Will it look 'choppy' or 'not flowing' having two different types of flooring in a small space?
• What color combination floorboard and tiles would you choose?
• Should I tile or floorboard the hallway? Should I do this by extending the tile past the kitchen and in line with the hallway (L shape) OR extend the floorboard into the hallway (L shape) OR have hallway tile separated by floor board (3 separate rectangles)?
• Should I just install tiles all across as originally planned and install curtains to enclose the living room for winter? (Across the kitchen entrance, along window and doors, etc).
Any help would be appreciated!
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Hey Millie -- I don't think having the flooring be different in different rooms is a big problem. I'd be careful about the tile -- unless you live in a tropical climate (Florida, Texas, even LA) tile throughout the house might seem odd. If you are considering selling your place anytime in the next 10 years, consider wood floors. People love wood floors, people love saying "hardwood floors" and people (buyers) sort of expect it.
If you do tile (and I am the daughter of the Tile King of Florida, so I know of what I speak) put a LOT of thought into the tile you choose. It's expensive, hard to change, and can easily look dated. Go for something neutral and time tested for maximum utility. I think the green tile you have in the photo is way to small and busy and while super cool this year, could look as bad as 70s avocado tiles look now (or did before they came back in style). Then you have the question: do you do a sandy or brown based floor tile, which hides dirt but limits the future color palette (ie you can't do a kelly green couch with a sand color floor... you'll need white for that to look kicky and fun).
I'd also choose a larger tile over a smaller tile -- ie at least 12 inches. Smaller tiles in small places (with the exception of really deliberate mosaics or penny tiles) can make a place look even smaller by making it feel like a dollhouse. Small tiles also introduce a lot of grout lines which can be very busy to look at.
That said: there's little I like better than a classic and quirky Victorian penny tile floor in a kitchen and laundry -- http://buckboardhill.typepad.com/.a/6a0147e110139e970b014e8ac6e154970d-pi
definitely use tile in the laundry room, and think about it for the kitchen. A cheap overall answer would be to rip out all the nasty carpet and install sisal (i'm still not sick of it and it's a great neutral) in all but the kitchen and laundry and bath. Area rugs will add color and can be cleaned and changed. (And doing this would be way cheaper than tiling the whole place. You can always rip out the sisal and tile in 5 years if you decide that's what you want to do) . I also love wood floors painted -- and you can do this cheaply by installing plywood rather than floorboards, then painting the shizz out of it -- white? Black? Grey? it can read either super rustic, super New England, or really hip and cool depending on the gloss and color.
pam h in dc
Hi Millie,
I agree with pamh -- tiling the living room will look very odd unless you live in a hot climate. (Though, even when I lived in Texas I didn't like my tiled living room.) If you have a draft problem in the winter, cold tile underfoot will make the experience even worse.
I would install floating flooring in a beautiful medium-tone wood grain in both the living room and the hallway. As you can tell from experience, hallways tend to get mucky, so an easily-cleanable floor is paramount. Lighter is better when it comes to keeping wood floors looking neat. Dark wood looks nice, but it shows the dust something awful. Very light floors can look like the high school gym. Go for something amber-colored for a happy medium.
I'd choose a kitchen tile that will coordinate with your kitchen cabinets. I cannot recommend dark grout enough, as it won't show kitchen messes like light grout will.
Hope this helps! Good luck on your renos. :)
Like others said, unless you live in an area where tiled living rooms is common, I wouldn't do it. If I was a prospective home buyer I would not consider any home that had a tiled living room because it would cost me too much to rip it up and put down hardwood floors, which is what I recommend for you.
check your building regulations as well. There may be restrictions on what new flooring can be put in and requirements for noise dampening.
In small places, chopping up flooring materials make the rooms look smaller and "cheaper" in some way because the postage stamp areas of floor surface draws attention to wear. I'm not a fan of tile but a lot of my former French colleagues were and they used it throughout their houses. But you have to adapt your decor accordingly. I'd go with wood throughout the living room and dining wood. Get one in a medium tone with a zillion year guaranteed finish. You'll love it and so will the new buyers when you decide to sell.
Gather some samples from your local supplier or request samples online. Take them home to live with for a couple weeks. You'll be able to eliminate the dummies after looking at them every day.
I suggest medium dark or dark wood throughout. It will make the space seem more spacious and modern. The flow from room to room will feel more elegant and you can define different spaces with rugs, furniture and architectural divisions by painting.
The ONLY space you should consider having tile is in the kitchen and bath but its not necessary as long as you use a quality wood or bamboo flooring. Your washer should sit in a pan regardless just as a precautionary measure, In some areas its code.
I don't necessarily agree with those saying not to tile the living room. We tiled the whole first floor of the house with the same tile and most everyone who sees it thinks it's brilliant. Granted, we don't have super cold winters and our summers are quite hot and the house is new so not drafty. We went with a gray, kind of cloudy looking 18in tile that gives the floors a classic, almost marble or stone look. Granted, this wouldn't work in every space, we deliberately planned having much of it open and the interior is very modern and angular.
Upstairs we have hickory hardwood floors in the bedrooms and hall and 12x18 inch sandstone looking tile in the master bath/closet/laundry all in one suite. The transition can work really well if thought out.
Dear Millie,
I am living also in small apartment (on the other side of the world) and I had also problems with floor. The best option for small space will be not using a lot of colors and shapes.
The simple solutions are the best… bright and no rifts.
Like you wrote when you add one more floorcovering probably will be to much "happen" in your living space:/ To much details make feeling a big mess - even if you clean everything all day (besides small tailings force to clean your floor with tiny brush on your knees<I hate it!>, especially in rifts – so: less is more;)).
I think that you should buy/do something in one part in natural light color. Your room will look bigger and fresher :):):) (practical, easy and quick to clean – you want there live not sweep, wash, brush…).
Wood floor makes space warmer, the best for living and dining room (like said Pham) and tiles protect your bath/laundry/kitchen before unwanted "flood" ( sometimes happened - it is worth to think about it).
Everything depended of you;) simply, bright and in one part;)
Tile is cold and everything that hits the floor smashes to pieces. Our house had a lot of tile. As soon as we could afford it we replaced the tile in our kitchen and dining room with wood. We left tile in place in the bathrooms (because it also went up the walls) and entry. Last year we put a floating prefinished wood floor in our bedroom. It is so easy to look after I wish we had done it years ago.
Have you looked at vinyl plank flooring? We have it in our open plan ranch, and I was not a believer when the flooring people first suggested it, but it's awesome. It looks like a nice wood laminate, is super easy to clean, can be used in every room, has a 20 yr warranty, and doesn't feel as cold underfoot as wood for some reason.
Wood floors. Wood floors. Did I mention wood floors? Whatever wood is common where you live... put that in, in a basic, classic finish. They are beautiful, durable, don't show dirt, comfortable underfoot, and last 50+ years with one or 2 refinishings. WOOD.
Hi everyone, wow thanks for your responses!
I did include a floor plan with my question but looks like it didn't make it in. To give you a bit more prespective, the living room is 3x6m and if you walk along the longer length of the living room you will arrive in the 2.5x2.5m kitchen. There is a door to the left of the kitchen to the laundry room and on the right (the other side of the kitchen wall) is the bathroom. The walkway is in front of the bathroom to go to the bedrooms.
I grew up in and lived half my life in an Asian country where floorings are predominantly tiles so am quiet used to their look and feel and don't find them strange in the living room at all :-) but since I am now living in a country with cold winters and the draft problem I will stay away from tiles in the living room.
@Pamh the green tiles are the current original tiles in my bathroom, the nasty carpet is my first priority atm :-)
@PJ I never thought about it that way before! Come to think of it majority of living rooms here have carpet or wood floor.
@Garimi that is an awesome idea, I might just do that! I did go to the store to see the choices available and had sensory overload as there were so many colours I liked. I got all confused and wanted them all lol.
@lyonstill that is exactly what I was worried about as the living room and kitchen is kind of open plan. I'm also worried about the tiles not matching the wood floor colour.
Ohhh and I will look into the alternatives also, I don't know much beyond tiles, carpets and wood lol.
what about cork? its soft on foot, warm and good sound insulation if you're in an apartment. i love it.
If you do use various textures in flooring to minimize the chance of making it look smaller make sure you use a neutral tone and that all the types of flooring are in that same shade of neutral to where it appears to be the same color but in a different texture. For instance. Using a beige or grey tone carpet and using a tile that looks to be the same color when held next to it, Same with linoleum or any other flooring product you decide on. Also I suggest using wood in the living room and tile in the kitchen & laundry room. Tile will be a major asset if there is a pile leak.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post2775145820450562446..comments2014-10-22T03:42:00.664-04:00Comments on Food Wishes Video Recipes: Follow the Sourdough - Day 5: The SpongeChef Johnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-54006294369029796982013-12-13T19:15:01.834-05:002013-12-13T19:15:01.834-05:00They say you keep extra starter in fridge and just...They say you keep extra starter in fridge and just feed once in a while, but mine died, so you better check with a real baker. ;) Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-64314171512891478202013-12-13T15:50:46.670-05:002013-12-13T15:50:46.670-05:00Hi John, Love this series and I'm starting my ...Hi John, Love this series and I'm starting my starter today. I have watched all the videos and I'm a little confused about how to continue with the starter after I have removed what I need for my loaf. Do I leave it out and continue to add 1/2 cup flour and 1/2 cup water while removing half imperpetuity?Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-77627061695148660322012-11-14T19:41:05.074-05:002012-11-14T19:41:05.074-05:00Sorry, didn't measure, but looks like about 1 ...Sorry, didn't measure, but looks like about 1 1/2 cups?Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-26245198503208335762012-11-14T19:10:18.654-05:002012-11-14T19:10:18.654-05:00Hi Chef John! How much (approximately) of the sta...Hi Chef John!

How much (approximately) of the starter is put into the bowl (you say "all of it").

I have a whole bunch of starter so to make the sponge, it would be good to know.

Thanks! Great videos!Shandleyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-32910095031167387332012-04-25T23:10:46.707-04:002012-04-25T23:10:46.707-04:00Yes, the sponge is the beginning of the dough. You...Yes, the sponge is the beginning of the dough. You leave it out and then finish the last step.Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-44212001322199338022012-04-25T22:32:52.418-04:002012-04-25T22:32:52.418-04:00Hi Chef John! So i'm a little confused, the &q...Hi Chef John! So i'm a little confused, the "sponge" is just another feeding without throwing away half the starter right?
And like a feeding you wait 8-12 hours until you use it, or do you need to put it in the fridge before you use it?Jennhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-70972959482884136932012-04-23T22:19:08.724-04:002012-04-23T22:19:08.724-04:00Hi John..I made two loaves, one was put into the c...Hi John..I made two loaves, one was put into the cold oven and the other had to go into a hot oven because I could not fir them both in at the same time. the one that went in the hot oven had a better crust on the bottom....but either way I was very happy with them.
Thank you so much. Do you have instruction on how to make pizza using some of the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-43729616509054544332012-04-16T19:56:31.979-04:002012-04-16T19:56:31.979-04:00both! prob better cover lightly. There is no rhyme...both! prob better cover lightly. There is no rhyme or reason for some things i do.Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-15387271341327070212012-04-16T17:22:20.026-04:002012-04-16T17:22:20.026-04:00Hi Hohn...thankyou for your quick replay, even tho...Hi Hohn...thankyou for your quick replay, even though the bread did look like a ciabatta, it did taste great and the family loved it.I will be doing it again today, so I will keep you posted. One question though...when the loaf is shaped and resting, in one clip you grease glad wrap and put it on the top and in another clip you don't, which is the better way?
Bye for email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-24573203389216705062012-04-16T11:47:17.329-04:002012-04-16T11:47:17.329-04:00sorry, but no way I can tell you that from here, w...sorry, but no way I can tell you that from here, without seeing and feeling what you did. Don't worry what it looks like, see what it tastes like.Chef Johnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-56806641473389373002012-04-16T00:21:56.915-04:002012-04-16T00:21:56.915-04:00Hi John, Finally I have shaped my bread into a loa...Hi John,
Finally I have shaped my bread into a loaf and put it onto a baking tin, waiting for it to double in size, but after 4 hours instead of it looking like a loaf it is looking more like a Ciabatta bread shape, can you think of what I did wronge so that next time I will get a better result.
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If, as you say, 'use all of the starter to make the sponge' then how can I retain the original yeast/starter to make the next loaf?Mikehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-1702745930458929102012-01-09T10:19:08.488-05:002012-01-09T10:19:08.488-05:00If as you say, use all the starter to make the spo...If as you say, use all the starter to make the sponge there is no starter remaining to make the next loaf.

How do I retain the original starter yeast/bacillus to make more bread?Mikehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-79698270641681737822012-01-09T10:17:24.614-05:002012-01-09T10:17:24.614-05:00If as you say, use all of the starter to make the ...If as you say, use all of the starter to make the sponge there isn't any starter left for the next batch.

How do I make the next loaf without starter?Mikehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-55399420858473780572011-07-03T15:37:40.688-04:002011-07-03T15:37:40.688-04:00there are days missing; 3 & 6?there are days missing; 3 & email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-90836904106280246192011-02-25T23:16:08.569-05:002011-02-25T23:16:08.569-05:00Should last forever if you continue to use and ref...Should last forever if you continue to use and refeedChef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-72022243726504263762011-02-25T11:44:57.629-05:002011-02-25T11:44:57.629-05:00HI John, great video series. The leftover sponge...HI John,

great video series. The leftover sponge.

How long can i store the sponge in the fridge?
Do i need to keep it in an air tight container?

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-59462083382508291292010-10-11T23:47:17.333-04:002010-10-11T23:47:17.333-04:00it's not an exact science! You can leave the s...it's not an exact science! You can leave the sponge til the next without a problem I think.Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-10578240102955962562010-10-11T23:14:46.087-04:002010-10-11T23:14:46.087-04:00How long is too long for leaving out the sponge? ...How long is too long for leaving out the sponge?

 I've been following your recipe and, for the most part, have made some excellent bread. I haven't been doing this long enough to get a handle on the time required. Sometimes I end up baking at mid-day, some times as late as 10 pm!!!Juan Blancohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-24054078146213221322009-12-04T00:25:04.226-05:002009-12-04T00:25:04.226-05:00yes! leave it outyes! leave it outChef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-60542940178289245872009-12-04T00:09:07.616-05:002009-12-04T00:09:07.616-05:00can you leave your sponge out to ferment for longe...can you leave your sponge out to ferment for longer than 10 hours? i'm just wondering how much sleep i'm gonna get tonight...email@example.com


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I'm wondering If I'll have any nasty surprises. (other than taxes).I'd be a new Bell customer, has anyone ever been able to have the 50$ installation fee waived?
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Going to Disney Social Media Moms with my family was one of those blogging events I had on my wish list. We were invited to attend and luckily it was out in California where I could make this more than just a conference trip but actually a great family trip!
We spent 7 days in California 4 of those for DSMM. We arrived to check into our hotel and already the magic had begun because Goofy was in the lobby of the Disneyland hotel waiting to greet us all!
Here are a few of the most memorable moments my family and I experienced as part of the magic of DSMM!
Big Thunder Mountain
One of the most classic rides was the backdrop to our first event. It was not only very nostalgic to see the mountain once again but to experience it with the kids and to ride the newly remodeled ride was just epic!
Dinner was at the Big Thunder Jamboree! We had delicious healthy food to try and even a scavenger hunt! But the best part was seeing all the characters in their spring attire!
Minnie and Mickey were wearing the cutest pastel outfits!
There were rabbits too! I mean how could you not love thumper and ... i think thats peter rabbit? or is it the rabbit from splash mountain? Ya I think that's him!
The kids enjoyed trying new foods the chili and watermelon salad were definitely a favorite!
The highlight was seeing Doc McStuffin! Little Lady and Little Man both melted away!
Conference Speakers!
Gary was by far the most influential speaker to me at DSMM! His words were perfect and really got my gears turning! Here are a few of my favorite quotes from his presentation!
"Attention to detail is part of creativity!"-Gary
"If you challenge the part of your mind that isn't routine, you can grow creatively" -Gary
"Date an idea, but don't marry it. Need to be open to change."- GaryAnd a few other quotes
"Whatever you do in creativity, you should be authentic. It should challenge you, but not turn you into someone you're not. " -@brandijeter tweet
"When producing content think like Disney -Quality Innovation and Storytelling!!!"- @Rubydw tweet
"Curiosity Keeps leading us down new paths"- Walt Disney
"There should be a reason why you blog. Don't blog just to get attention" - @Donald_Driver80
"Twitter gives people a voice."-Doug Bowman @stop
Exciting news from Disney!
Aside from having LeVar Burton from Reading Rainbow we learned first hand how Disney Junior is giving back with Give a Book Get a Book learn more at http://www.giveabookgetabook.com/
Exciting Films!
Maleficent need I say more? I can't wait for May 30th! We saw an extended trailer and WOW Definitely a movie the hubs and I are willing to make a date night
Fun with the Family
The magic happens when the passes for DSMM are given and we get to experience the park like never before with fast passes to many rides and lands closed just for us! The experience is magical!
Downtown disney was one of the lands closed for the DSMM families and WOW from the food to the characters it was all amazing. The kids had such a great time.
On our last day DSMM had Carsland laid out for breakfast exclusively for us. This meant rides too! We rode on Radiator springs, luigis tires, and Mater's junkyard jamboree a few times.
The kids met Lightening McQueen too!
and Red!
I take away inspiration, motivation, laughter and memories from attending Disney Social Media Moms. It was wonderful to experience Disney with old and new friends. My family experienced the park like never before and I know that will forever stay with them. Staying at the Disneyland hotel is always a treat but I appreciated the hard work the DSMM team put in to dropping off surprises for us during the events. Thank you again DSMM for the invitation we had a magical time!


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Now that the old girl had fooled father time and actually got her looks back with age, it was time to give her an engine to match her newly acquired sex appeal. Skylar and Larry equipped her with a '76 350 small-block bored to a 355. For some extra pick-me-up, they stuffed in some flat-top pistons with a compression ratio of 10:1. Breathing life into the motor is a 720 Holley carburetor. They also added a set of Doug Thorley headers and Cherry Bomb mufflers to complete the inhale/exhale drill. The end result is 360 horses of Detroit muscle.
With the engine intact, Skylar needed to decide on the interior. He chose gray leather to coat the inside of the GMC and custom Summit leather seats. He also added a custom aluminum dash and a gauge panel from Auto Meter. The finishing touches included a Pioneer sound system and a custom polished steering wheel.
With the facelift nearly complete, all Skylar needed to do was choose a set of wheels to complement his revamped truck. In a decade where dubs have become standard for young car enthusiasts, Skylar chose a classier, more traditional look with 17-inch American Racing Torq-Thrust II rims with BFGoodrich tires.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (UPI) — The Sudanese government denied allegations it delayed air clearance for peacekeepers wounded by a land mine in the troubled Abyei region.
Four U.N. peacekeepers died last week after their vehicle struck a mine near the Abyei region.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton blamed Khartoum for the incident.
"We are alarmed by reports that the government of Sudan delayed granting the necessary flight clearances to allow the expeditious medical evacuation of the injured peacekeepers and threatened to shoot down any U.N. helicopter that attempted to access the area without approval," Clinton said in an Aug. 5 statement.
The Sudanese government in a statement released through its embassy in Washington said the U.S. State Department was making misleading statements.
"It can only be viewed in the context of the ongoing anti-Sudan campaign within certain circles," the statement read. "Permission for the aircraft in question was granted promptly."
Khartoum says the United Nations was briefed on the incident and is aware that air clearance was given. The attack on peacekeepers, the government claims, was carried out by the Sudan People's Liberation Army, the military branch of South Sudan's government.
South Sudan became an independent state July 9 as part of a 2005 peace deal that ended one of the bloodiest civil wars in modern history. Abyei lies at the heart of border issues threatening to unravel the peace deal.


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Hosanna – Hillsong United Sheet Music
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Sheet Music By: Hillsong United
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"Hosanna" is a song recorded by Australian worship band Hillsong United and included in the band's first studio album (but eighth album, in total), "All of the Above", which was first released on 17 Mar 2007. It is a contemporary Christian song, written by Brooke Fraser, who was also the worship leader on the track.
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