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Would you mind putting in the Guardian's Alchemist Stone?
8. Flame-Bathed Steel Girdle (2186p) L80 Epic
Source: The Nexus 5-man (Heroic)
Seems to be in the hands section and not in the waist section.
Something else, I didn't see Pauldrons of Abyssal Fury in the shoulder section. Maybe they don't make the cut though. here is the wowhead link for the updated stats:
Pauldrons of Abyssal Fury - Item - World of Warcraft
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Would you mind putting in the Guardian's Alchemist Stone?
Thanks for picking up this incredibly helpful project. I'd like to consider myself statistically significant in Berg having hit 1mil+ hits on his gear ranking list. I'm sure I'll end up using your reference just as much! ^_^
At the brink of danger I stand. Clad in armour, shield and sword in hand.
Quite the undertaking especially when new items (and old it seems) are still in flux. Good work so far. Thanks.
First of all thank you.
Second I'm glad to see that the work I put into my character is not being tossed out the window by level 72(unlike BC). It's looking like if you are around T6 level your good to start raiding and upgrading at 80.
Third I didn't see the Supremus(Pauldrons of abyssal fury) shoulders in the list.
This is an excellent thread. It will speed up our future tanking route. Thanks
Maybe you can add Brooch of the Immortal King - Item - World of Warcraft and Dabiri's Enigma - Item - World of Warcraft, which doesn't has stamina but tons defence that we may need to get crit immune as soon as we just get 80
I know you'll have your hands full for a while, but it would be wonderful if (after itemization changes) you could add in the better T4/ZA/T5 pieces, so we can get a quantitative feel for importance of specific upgrades. I know most of the pre T6 stuff will have to go before 80, but it's nice to be able to plan these things out, especially so I can start farming mats for crafteds as soon as Wrath ships.
Thanks for all your hard work!
Is it possible to get some more insight in the math behind this ?
I am trying to recreate the values used for each stat but can't seem to get them right.
What I am doing is using the values for the enchants (single stat boost) to calculate the value of the boostet stat. Then I can use an item with just one single extra stat to calculate the value of that stat and so on. But I seem to get different values for the same stat using different pieces of equipment.
In the end it could just as well have been linear though, since I'm using the "base line stats" as a working point. The main benefit from doing it like I do it is that I can change any value anywhere without having to worry about recalculating weights for the different stats. Also, I use the same code for evaluating actual (total) gear stats I get from the armory, where it's not possible to get an accurate result with a totally linear model.
Adding a section about the math is on my in-brain todo list :P
Ok. I figured it was something like that.
It is just that at my level of progression as a bank (T4/Badge) the list you have set up is a bit too high for me atm and I wanted to use the math to see what I should focus on getting now before WotLK.
With the reitemization of paladin gear into str instead of intellect and spell dmg, can you include the 2.3/2.4 gear for paladins in this list. I think you might find some surprises. I would include the t4/t5/t6 but I have to remember I am a pally and warriors cant wear those.
Thanks Demog, that really helped my personal itemization plan for Wrath upgrades. You rock!
Would you mind adding Ring of Sundered Souls (Ring of Sundered Souls - Item - World of Warcraft) to the list? I didn't see it on there and am curious where your algorithm ranks it.
Regarding the paladin gear: Well, I recon that some of it might be better for damage reduction after the patch, but I try to not get the lists too long. The idea of TBC items on them is that people can see how their current gear is compared to the stuff the stumble upon in WOTLK... And to be honest I don't think that many warriors will run around in paladin gear.
Also, I kinda have the feeling that the reitemized paladin gear is more threat orriented than the corresponding warrior gear anyway.
I, myself, am more than happy to wear Paladin gear, if the defensive stats are better than what I'm currently wearing. This happened at least once in BC with the Paladin badge chest that was released and many many warriors purchased because it had better defensive stats for a warrior than T4/Kara chests.
I had been scouring Wowhead building up my own personal list, although I partially abandoned that list when I stumbled onto this thread (thanks btw!). But, I do think its worth at least going through new WOTLK paladin/DK gear to see if anything still looks amazing once intellect and/or spellpower are removed from the item.
I'll post any interesting pieces I find here.
I kinda see the patch 2.4 badge tanking gear as "the lowest common denominator" since everybody can get it easily. People who bought patch 2.3 paladin tanking chest 10 months ago have probably upgraded it at least with the new badge one now :P (they wouldn't buy it in the first place if they weren't the badge-farming types)
I really don't think there's many warriors who are running around in paladin gear at the moment.
Thanks for this guide, I'm sure it's going to be very useful.
I'm really started to get excited about all those upgrades coming on

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Sen. Ron Young has drafted legislation to get the state and federal governments talking about using tolls to fund improvements along U.S. 15. Young, D-District 3, suggested putting a toll near the state's border with Pennsylvania to catch drivers who don't pay Maryland taxes but commute over its roads.
Young said, however, that he's not moving forward with the bill during the 2013 session of the Maryland General Assembly because the idea has gotten a lukewarm reaction from county officials. The proposal came up during a recent meeting between county commissioners and state lawmakers representing Frederick County.
"No one showed any interest in it, so I'm going to pull it," Young said.
Young said he's open to changing the bill to appeal to fellow lawmakers. If this approach is successful, he might submit toll-related legislation at some point this session, he said.
In the bill as drafted, toll revenue would flow toward projects to construct an interchange at U.S. 15 and Monocacy Boulevard and to widen the highway to three lanes in each direction through the city of Frederick, according to the legislation. The bill, which Young filed in advance of the 2013 session of the Maryland General Assembly, would also put toll money toward building interchanges, overpasses and underpasses along U.S. 15 between Monocacy Boulevard and the Pennsylvania border.
The plan would require an agreement between the Maryland Transportation Authority and Federal Highway Administration.
Though there is little money for these projects, local leaders have cringed at the idea of raising the gas tax, Young said. He believed a toll could provide a good alternative, because without a new revenue stream, area road projects will lie dormant for lack of funding.
"You're going to have to pay for it, or you're going to have to live without," Young said.
He plans to submit a bill that would give local jurisdictions the authority to raise their sales tax by up to 2 cents and use the additional money for local road work. However, even if this proposal succeeds, he doubts that Frederick County leaders would take advantage of it.
County Commissioner Paul Smith agrees with Young that money shortages are setting back local transportation projects, but he doesn't believe a toll alone will solve the problem. A lack of federal support is the root issue, and a toll wouldn't generate enough money to overcome it. As things stand, a toll would simply create a new tax without making a significant dent in local transportation needs, Smith said.
In addition, collecting fees along state borders could goad Maryland's neighbors into following suit, he added.
"We'll have a battle of the tolls," Smith said.
Still, Smith acknowledges that raising money from drivers coming into Maryland could act as a supplement if federal funding levels were also increased.
Sen. David Brinkley, R-District 4, also opposes Young's proposal, but for a different reason. He believes that placing a pay station near the Pennsylvania line would have commuters clogging Emmitsburg roads to avoid the highway. He believes it would be more sensible to capture drivers closer to the city of Frederick, where it would be more difficult to circumvent a toll.
However, the idea of tolls is attractive because all the revenue would go to road improvements, he said. The funding system contrasts with the gas tax, some of which goes to mass transit projects, Brinkley argued. He advocates for creating separate funding sources for mass transit to free up more money for road projects.


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Informatica World Keynote
I had the opportunity to spread the good word about data for good to the folks at Informatica World this year. Many thanks to the organizers for giving me a chance to speak about a topic very dear to me.
I had the opportunity to spread the good word about data for good to the folks at Informatica World this year. Many thanks to the organizers for giving me a chance to speak about a topic very dear to me.
I am extremely excited to announce that next week I will be joining Project Florida as their Head of Data. Project Florida is a NYC-based hardware/software startup working to harness an expansive breadth of data to improve health outcomes for individuals, and help people better understand their health. I will be leading and growing a team of world-class data scientists and engineers to build parts of the core product. The team at Project Florida is already comprised of an incredible mass of talent from across the tech, product, and health care industries. It is a real privilege to have the opportunity work with and learn from them.
Along with the obvious ego-massaging benefit of writing a blog post about my new job, I also wanted to take this opportunity to discuss how I arrived here. Over the last few years I have had the pleasure of sitting down with several men and women from many different industries -- at different points in their careers -- to discuss the data industry and how they might fit in. It has taken me the better part of a year to make my own decision; and in so far as I was able to give those folks good advice, and to the extent my own personal experience can be informative to others, I want to highlight why I am so excited about Project Florida.
A few weeks ago I was on the Data for Good panel at the Strata Conference in Santa Clara, CA. In my closing remarks I said a thing was captured by Max Richman on Twitter:
This happens to be one of those rare instances where the benefit of hindsight does not make me regret something said flippantly on a panel. I deeply believe that in order to truly change the world we cannot simply "throw analytics at the problem." To that end, the medical and health industries are perhaps the most primed to be disrupted by data and analytics. To be successful, however, a deep respect for both the methodological and clinical contexts of the data are required.
It is incredibly exciting to be at an organization that is both working within the current framework of health care and data to create new insight for people, but also pushing the envelope with respect to individuals' relationships with their own health. The challenges are technical, sociological, and political; but the potential for innovation that exists in this space comes along very rarely.
I feel lucky to have an opportunity to move into the health data space now.
The past decade of development in "big data" has -- in large part -- been built on top of the need to understand web logs files. Somewhere between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 people began to realize that there was a tremendous amount of underutilized value in these logs files. This spawned an entire big data ecosystem, and a whole new set of hardware and software tools to support it. Arguably, data science as a discipline and profession was also an offspring of this movement.
We have built technology and algorithms to understand the Web, and we have done a great job. Innovation in this space, however, is now focused on further abstracting away the technical detail in order to deliver analysis further up the business ladder. That is to say, we have by and large solved the web logs files big data problem, and are now trying to make it easier for everyone to participate. But, we have only just begun to even conceive of the scope for the sensor network big data problem.
I believe the next decade of exciting work for data scientists and engineers will be in creating an ecosystem around sensor data. By liberating the in-bound bytes from the Web, we have at once an entire new class of questions that can be asked, and a new class of hardware and software problems that must be solved.
This is particularly relevant to those considering starting a career, or making a pivot, into the data industry.
In my time at IA Ventures I have learned an enormous amount about the dynamics of technology startups, and what can contribute to their success. While this will not surprise those with startup experience, it bears repeating that the strength of startup's team is at least as important as the strength of its technology.
At Project Florida, the team that has been pulled together -- and continues to be assembled -- is one of the strongest I have ever seen. For those considering other opportunities, I would strongly recommend considering the people you will be working with just as much as problem you will be working on.
Of course, I would be remiss to conclude without giving a plug to make the Project Florida team even stronger. I will be looking to add folks to the data team immediately, and we are looking to grow the whole organization. If interested, please feel free to reach out to me directly about opportunities on the data team, or ping firstname.lastname@example.com for information about opportunities throughout the organization.
Here's to the next adventure!
Way back in June I gave a talk at Kickstarter HQ about my research on large-scale non-expert text coding. Many thanks to my friend Fred Benenson for the invitation -- great place to give a talk!
Back in May I gave a short talk to the Data Driven NYC meetup entitled, "WARNING: Do not feed the wildebeests."
The focus of the talk was to encourage those in the position to hire data analysts and data scientist to consider social scientists, rather than the "PhD in math, statistics, computer science, or equivalent," that has become the de facto for data science job listings.
Stand up and take the pledge: I will not feed the wildebeests!
I finally got around to uploading a paper on the research I have been doing for the past year on using large-scale, non-expert, coders to derive data from political text. Enjoy!
Methods for Collecting Large-scale Non-expert Text Coding
The task of coding text for discrete categories or quantifiable scales is a classic problem in political science. Traditionally, this task is executed by qualified ``experts''. While productive, this method is time consuming, resource intensive, and introduces bias. In the following paper I present the findings from a series of experiments developed to assess the viability of using crowd-sourcing platforms for political text coding, and how variations in the collection mechanism affects the quality of output. To do this, the labor pool available on Amazon's Mechanical Turk platform were asked to identify policy statements and positions from a text corpus of party manifestos. To evaluate the quality of the the non-expert codings, this text corpus is also coded by multiple experts for comparison. The evidence from these experiments show that crowd-sourcing is an effective alternative means to generating quantitative categorization from text. The presence of a filter on workers increases the quality of output, but variation on that filter have little affect. The primary weakness of the non-experts participating in these experiments is their systematic inability to identify texts that contain no policy statement.


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5k out of 400k is... 1.25%. I'd call that next to insignificant.
At least that is what my current research for my DK tank has shown me.
5k out of 400k is... 1.25%. I'd call that next to insignificant.
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
I tanked 25N Heart of Fear last night, and felt extremely comfortable with my ~620k life raid buffed. I would probably want a bit more for heroic, but that is mainly because I do not know how hard the bosses hit on heroic. I was using the same gems and reforges as I was for ten man normal mode raiding.
I dont know about you ppl but theres something about a 1 mil hp bar is kinda awsome. Granted i am nowhere near that. Closest i very got was in Rand Herioc with a flask and stam food and that was 800k. Granted that my be over kill but a few of the DK abilities are based on Stam/Hp not anything else. I mean its not like my Anti-Magic Shell is based on Attack Power or Strength. Its a 50% of my HP Magic Bubble for 45s. So ud have to do insane magic damge in those 45s not to meantion a DS that (with a 135% mastery) on a 2 or 3 stack hit gives me 100kish physical barrier.
1M HP feels good as hell man. I managed to get to a whopping 1.4M today(2x sta trinkets, unglyphed vamp blood, might of ursoc, RC and stacked shammy buff).
On a related note, I generally think this: rather too much HP than too little. Preferably have ONE stamina trinket(DMF trinket is pretty good) and a few hybrid sta gems here and there. This really should give you enough HP and if you need more for any situation(example: Sha HC dread trash soaking), you can always switch to a few sta gems or 2x sta trinket.
On your question if we ever have enough stamina... Imo, you never have enough stamina. More is always better, but not always the best
I'm not sure many people are saying 25s are hard, they just hit harder because you can have more healers, so it's not that the fights are harder, the gearing is just different, you probably tend more towards stam instead of stats that might increase DPS like haste for paladins since in 10 mans tank DPS can actually affect the outcome of the boss fight. Not harder, just different.
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The primary reason for haste on a prot pally is not for the dps. It is to because haste reduces the cd on our holy power generators. Those allow us to use Shield of the Righteous more often with the 50+% damage reduction for 3 seconds after.
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
Actually, the dps is a "tipping" reason as both haste and mastery are very close in damage reduction. Here is an excerpt from Theck's simulation discussion:
source: http://sacredduty.net/2012/10/05/dam...ing-follow-up/Both haste and mastery have their strong points. Mastery seems to give you the most effective coverage at longer time scales, while they're about the same at short time scales. Haste is arguably stronger (but not much) for 4-5 attacks, but at 3 or fewer it's really a toss-up. If we're assuming that we care about 5 or fewer hits, then you're pretty safe choosing either as your go-to stat (after hit/exp caps, of course!). Again, haste has the advantage of giving you a non-trivial amount of DPS, which will probably tip the scales in favor of haste for hard-mode raiders. For tanks progressing at a slower pace, and thus not as concerned with personal DPS, exp/mastery is perfectly acceptable as well.
Also, doing 150k dps at Elegon heroic without even trying is fun.
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For 10man/Warrior there always is enough Stamina on gear (assuming you are appropriately geared for your current progression level).
The only real Effective-Health check in this raiding tier seems to be H Sha of Fear's 6x Hit - and even that can be survived reliably with only a pooled SB/Sbar Combo (plus you'll always have one of Last Stand / Shield Wall / Demo Shout for extra safety) without gemming any Stamina.
So the "enough Stamina" discussion only seems to be relevant for DKs / 25mans.
The other factor to consider is what is the Off-tank. I run with a pally tank as the second tank but since hes a haste build i have to take away some Stm/Mastery and reforge into Str/Haste or theres an agro issue. But that still leaves me with a 720k hp fully buffed in a 10man. So some time its not your stats you have to consider but everyone else.
why would anytank stack str?
Harsh Words and Steel: A Protection Warrior Guide
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Hunters, Just get a Sporebat, most LFRs will be missing that buff.
If you wanted to parry, you'd stack parry. If you want DPS you'd stack hit/exp/haste/crit as appropriate to the class, tanks get so much AP from vengenace the AP from str is trvialized
Harsh Words and Steel: A Protection Warrior Guide
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Hunters, Just get a Sporebat, most LFRs will be missing that buff.
maybe Str is the wrong stat example but i gotta do something. Currently his haste is such he can use a high treat ability at rate of 3 to 1. So his dps output 2x to 3x higher than a traditional build. The whole idea of advoidance is "obsulte". With the MT being a pally even if he get hit he got 3to 4 times the amount of Hp versus the dmg from the hit. Plus with the speed of attack holy power and (seal of insight?) active hes healing himself throught the fight. Hell H e comes in 4th in heals (when we run 3 healers), and 6th in Dps. And he normally does 2x-3x more dps than me.
The only fight this tier for tanks to truly compare DPS is Will of the Emperor, and that's assuming both tanks dance identically well. Otherwise whichever tank has the boss for the majority of the time will end up owning the meters, that just how vengeance behaves. If you're really behind the other tanks DPS that much then its probably a playstyle and/or gear issue.
Harsh Words and Steel: A Protection Warrior Guide
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Hunters, Just get a Sporebat, most LFRs will be missing that buff.
Not to mention, he is never gonna get 2x to 3x more dps or threat from haste. It gives non trivial extra dps for sure, but not on that scale. I would expect 5%-15% depending on gear (and actually probably less than that...being conservative), not 200%-300%.
would a 8 pt ilvl make THAT much of a difference? And about playstyle... i dont know, i mean i didnt have a problem when hes was gem/reforged to be "advoidance" built. Its when he reforged to a haste build pally, a simple taunt no longer gives me 130%+ on agro. I have to taunt and runic strike like 2 times and then taunt again to kinda have "full" threat.
Buffed he has a 20.54% Haste. but with a number that high his core moves are probably refreshing every 2-3 sec instead of 5-6 sec or more.
Yeah you are massively over estimating the effect of haste on pally tanks. Crusader strike, the main single target HoPo builder has a 3 second CD baseline. with 20% haste this cd is reduced by 20% to 2.4secons, judgement baseline 4.5 seconds is reduced to 3.6seconds, Holy Wrath, 9s CD baseline is reduced to a 7.2 seconds. You may have noticed a pattern here, 20% haste is in fact a 20% reduction in CD. However this only scales off actual haste, not melee attack speed and not spell haste either so he doesn't actually gain anything from the raid buffs, and due to how the Character sheet shows haste that 20.54% is more likely to be 10.54%.
Taunt (or its synonyms) never gave 130% threat. Ever. Not in Cata, Nor in Wrath, unto the forging of the world. they have generally behaved to give you 100% of the current aggro holders aggro, made you the current aggro holder, and applied a fixate for 3 seconds. If you were the current aggro holder all taunt did was apply the fixate. Thats pretty much how taunts have worked since DKs existed.
Saying you didn't have problems when you pally was avoidance kinda infers that it is a playstyle issue. Avoidance pallies are bad. So of course you're not going to have issues with pallies that are bad, even if you're bad yourself. Taunt>RS>RS>Taunt is bad, the second taunt does nothing unless you've already lost aggro, in which case the first taunt and the 2xRS where a waste.
Lets see some Logs and some armouries and then then maybe we can pinpoint whats going wrong.
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Hunters, Just get a Sporebat, most LFRs will be missing that buff.


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The Super Rugby juggernaut rolls on this Saturday as Round Eight continues with four intriguing encounters expected... ok, three intriguing encounters.
The pick of the bunch has to be the clash in Christchurch between the table-topping Stormers and Crusaders, who face their fourth straight match against South African opposition.
We then cross the Tasman to Canberra where the Brumbies will look to avoid a third straight defeat when they take on the Rebels.
Bloemfontein is the place to be when the high-flying Cheetahs go hunting for Chiefs, with the Kiwi outfit looking for their sixth consecutive win.
The lowly Lions then have a big task containing the Bulls in their South African derby encounter in Jo'burg for what could be the easiest result to pick this weekend.
Crusaders v Stormers
Christchurch Stadium, Christchurch
This is the one everyone's been waiting for! The Stormers will be out to make it seven wins on the trot and maintain their unbeaten run this season when they face the Crusaders in Christchurch.
The Stormers have been in super form this season and absolutely dominated the Highlanders last weekend, despite the travel factor and the tough match against the Bulls the previous week.
Their defence has once again been incredible, and while they don't pick up too many four-try bonus points, they tend to take most of their try-scoring opportunities and bagged a couple in Dunedin.
However, even if coach Allister Coetzee won't admit it, their eighth round clash will be their most daunting test yet.
If the table-topping Stormers thought last week's fixture against the high-flying Highlanders would be tough, Saturday's match against the seven-time Super Rugby champions will be even tougher.
No team in the history of Super Rugby is as formidable at home as the Crusaders. In their 40 home games against South African opposition, the Crusaders have won 36, lost two and drawn two.
The Stormers' record against the Crusaders home and away doesn't make for pretty reading either - they've lost 10 of the last 12 games against the men in red and black, including five of the last six and have never won in Christchurch.
Last year, the Crusaders managed to outmuscle the Stormers on two occasions - in the regular season and again in the semi-finals - but are under pressure to improve their moderate form this season which has fallen well below their usual standard.
They edged past the Cheetahs in their first match at their new home stadium and narrowly beat the Lions in Johannesburg, before losing last weekend to the Bulls in Pretoria where they became the target of eye-gouging allegations.
Fallout from the incident may be felt on Saturday come kick-off on Saturday. While the Stormers are in no way involved with the gouging claims, last week's incident may inflame often testy relationships between New Zealand and South Africa teams.
The Crusaders may have home ground advantage, but the big question is how well Todd Blackadders's troops will handle the travel back from South Africa.
Prediction: History favours the hosts, but form favours the visitors. This will be too close to call, and for that reason we're going for the most votes in our recent poll. Crusaders to edge it!
The teams:
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Sean Maitland, 13 Robbie Fruean, 12 Dan Carter, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Tom Taylor, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Tom Donnelly, 3 Ben Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Quentin MacDonald, 17 Owen Franks, 18 Luke Romano, 19 Luke Whitelock, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Ryan Crotty, 22 Tom Marshall.
Stormers: 15 Joe Pietersen, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Jean de Villiers (c), 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Peter Grant, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Rynhardt Elstadt, 6 Siya Kolisi, 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Brok Harris, 2 Tiaan Liebenberg, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
Replacements: 16 Deon Fourie, 17 Frans Malherbe, 18 De Kock Steenkamp, 19 Nizaam Carr, 20 Louis Schreuder, 21 Burton Francis, 22 Gio Aplon/ JP du Plessis.
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
Brumbies v Rebels
Canberra Stadium
The Brumbies could open up a seven-point conference advantage over their Australian rivals if things go perfectly for them and elsewhere this weekend.
By the time they kick-off in Canberra, the surprise package of the tournament will have seen whether Western Force have got the number on the Waratahs while the Reds sit out on a desperately-needed bye week, something they hope will help repair the damage of the dismal defence of their title so far.
Granted the Queenslanders overcame the Brumbies 20-13 last weekend but with the absence of Quade Cooper and struggling form of Will Genia, the holders need to improve dramatically if they are to make the play-offs as top dogs in Australia. Their struggle means there is real hope for Jake White's side.
This week they meet the Rebels in what is a must-win in order to recover from that aforementioned defeat. One strong performer last week, Peter Kimlin, is dropped from the XV as Fotu Auelua and Michael Hooper join captain and now blinside flanker Ben Mowen in the back-row. The return of Scott Fardy is good for the side while they will hope that Jesse Mogg can continue his impressive recent form. Andrew Smith is dropped for Tevita Kuridrani at centre.
What has been interesting is White's lack of favourtism towards the so-called big names as this week Ben Alexander is given a week riding the pine. He has not been the only international to have to spend time on the bench as Stephen Moore has regularly been replaced for Anthony Hegarty. Great to see from the South African as it has instilled a sense of hunger for the jersey, something which has seen players like Sam Carter and Joe Tomane flourish.
Their opponents on Saturday are a side very much struggling to find top gear. While they have the star names they have yet to click and find themselves in twelfth position in the overall table after losing their three opening games before beating the Force, losing to the Highlanders and edging the Blues.
However that most recent positive result means they come into this one full of confidence and also consistency as an unchanged back-line is given the green light to cause the Brumbies problems. Let's face it, a fully firing Danny Cipriani, James O'Connor and Kurtley Beale can do damage to any defence.
Prediction: We fancy the visitors to pounce for a win here. Rebels by four!
The teams:
Brumbies: 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Joe Tomane, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Pat McCabe, 11 Henry Speight, 10 Christian Lealiifano, 9 Nic White, 8 Fotu Auelua, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Ben Mowen (capt), 5 Sam Carter, 4 Scott Fardy, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Ruaidri Murphy.
Replacements: 16 Anthony Hegarty, 17 Ben Alexander, 18 Peter Kimlin, 19 Ita Vaea, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Robbie Coleman, 22 Andrew Smith.
Melbourne Rebels: 15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Lachlan Mitchell, 13 Mitch Inman, 12 James O'Connor, 11 Mark Gerrard, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Gareth Delve (c), 7 Jarrod Saffy, 6 Luke Jones, 5 Hugh Pyle, 4 Al Campbell, 3 Rodney Blake, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Luke Holmes, 17 Eddie Aholelei, 18 Michael Lipman, 19 Tim Davidson, 20 Richard Kingi, 21 Julian Huxley, 22 Lloyd Johansson.
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Cheetahs v Chiefs
Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
The Cheetahs and the Chiefs are among the in-form teams in the competition at the moment, with both sides enjoying reasonably successful campaigns so far this season.
After returning from their most successful ever tour to New Zealand and Australia, the Cheetahs continued their winning ways by beating the struggling Lions 26-5 last weekend.
Coach Naka Drotske deserves plenty of credit for turning his side into a competitive unit. With the Southern Kings set to make their debut in next year's tournament, the threat of relegation at the end of this season's competition is a real possibility for one of the South African franchises.
And after showing signs of improvement last season, the Bloemfontein-based franchise have steadily worked their way up the table.
The Cheetahs will certainly be motivated. In five previous encounters against the Chiefs they have been on the losing side three times and drawn the other two fixtures.
Drotske expects a fast-paced game and wants his team to repeat the performance which helped them claim a 47-38 win over the Hurricanes in Wellington two weeks ago.
"We have to learn from the Hurricanes game," he said.
"You can't play 70% of the rugby and still trial by 11-32 on the score board simply because you gave away the ball three times on your opponents' tryline.
"Our plan is to play low risk rugby, not make 50-50 passes and not to concede possession unnecessarily. The Chiefs, with the backs that they have, will punish you if you turn over possession against them."
After losing their season opener to the Highlanders, the Chiefs have gone on a five-match winning streak and they will be keen to return home unbeaten on their two-match tour of South Africa.
In their most recent match, they grinded out a deserved 20-12 victory over the Western Force in Perth last weekend.
The 2010 runners-up know that beating the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein is no mean feat but they will be fancying their chances, particularly due to the fact that they are yet to lose against their opponents.
The Chiefs' back-line possess some of the most potent attacking weapons in the competition and with players like Aaron Cruden, Sonny Bill Williams, Richard Kahui and Lelia Masaga in their ranks they could score numerous tries if their opponents don't work out a solid defensive plan to stop them.
Prediction: Expect a fast-paced match with plenty of end-to-end action. This match is another hard one to call but home ground advantage could just swing it in the Cheetahs' favour ... but don't be surprised if the Chiefs come away with the spoils at the death. Chiefs by three points!
The teams:
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Ryno Benjamin, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Willie le Roux, 10 Sias Ebersohn, 9 Piet van Zyl, 8 Philip van der Walt, 7 Justin Downey, 6 Heinrich Br�ssow, 5 Izak van der Westhuizen, 4 George Earle, 3 WP Nel, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Coenie Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Hercu Liebenberg, 17 Trevor Nyakane, 18 Andries Ferreira, 19 Ashley Johnson, 20 Tewis de Bruyn, 21 Johan Goosen, 22 Philip Snyman.
Chiefs: 15 Andrew Horrell, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Richard Kahui, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Tim Nanai-Williams, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Alex Bradley, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Arizona Taumalolo.
Replacements: 16 Mahonri Schwalger, 17 Josh Hohneck, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Sam Cane, 20 Augustine Pulu, 21 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 22 Robbie Robinson.
Lions v Bulls
Coca-Cola Park Stadium, Johannesburg
The struggling Lions must be wondering what more they must do to get another win under their belt this season.
After beating the Cheetahs in the opening round, the Johannesburg-based franchise have lost five successive matches and are languishing at the bottom of the table with 10 points from six matches.
After that victory in the season opener, the Lions were competitive in their defeats to the Sharks, Hurricanes and Stormers but they were blown away by a superb first-half effort by the Cheetahs who beat them 26-5 last weekend.
They fought back bravely in the second half of that clash but after the Cheetahs raced to a 23-0 lead at half-time they were always struggling to get back in that game.
Coach John Mitchell believes the lack of experience amongst his troops is one of the major reasons for their poor start to the season.
"Unfortunately we have a group that has an average of 1.36 Super Rugby seasons per person," said Mitchell.
"We have 11 guys playing their first campaign, six playing their second and three guys playing their third. So, whether people like it or not, you have to be patient with this group because they are inexperienced."
These two teams have played each other on seven occasions and the Lions are yet to register a victory against the three-time champions who bounced back from their defeat to the Stormers two weeks ago with 32-30 win over the Crusaders last weekend.
Bulls coach Frans Ludeke knows his team will have to be at their best against the Lions and said his team would not underestimate their neighbours.
"The Lions never stop playing and the Cheetahs had to make more than 200 tackles against them last week as they kept on attacking until the final minute," said Ludeke.
"We will have to improve on the basics of the game, especially early on. We don't want to play catch up like we did against the Blues, Stormers and Crusaders, because of a bad start."
Prediction: John Mitchell hit the nail on the head when he said his team's lack of experience is costing them dearly this year. Although the Bulls have also lost several veterans during the off-season, they can still rely on experienced heads in key positions.Bulls by 12 points!
The teams:
Lions: 15 Andries Coetzee, 14 Deon van Rensburg, 13 Jaco Taute, 12 Alwyn Hollenbach, 11 James Kamana, 10 Elton Jantjies, 9 Tian Meyer, 8 Josh Strauss (c), 7 Derrick Minnie, 6 Cobus Grobbelaar, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Stephan Greeff, 3 Pat Cilliers, 2 Callie Visagie, 1 Caylib Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Martin Bezuidenhout, 17 CJ van der Linde / Jacobie Adriaanse, 18 Marius Coetzer, 19 Doppies le Roux, 20 Ross Cronj�, 21 Butch James, 22 Lionel Mapoe.
Bulls: 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 JJ Engelbrecht, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morn� Steyn, 9 Francois Hougaard, 8 Pierre Spies (c), 7 Jacques Potgieter, 6 CJ Stander, 5 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1 Dean Greyling.
Replacements: 16 Bongi Mbonambi, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Juandr� Kruger, 19 Arno Botha, 20 Jano Vermaak, 21 Louis Fouch�, 22 Johann Sadie.


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There are various strategies for the first two bosses. I tend to have my group snuggle in a corner of the alcoves behind one of the bosses. It's important to look around and see what kind of mob are awakened at each spawn as all spawn at the same time, but their distance to you vary and so they tend to arive one after the other with enough space between them that you can fit in the gcd of a devastate or shield slam or what ever. If two arive close together, use TC, once you have all of the melee, use shoickwave and then start charging arund to get a handle on the ranged. You can charge the mage, shield slam and intercept back, and you should have enough threat to keep it on you with spell reflects. It's not dangerous to run around on the floor after the mobs have spawned, and you should use the warbringer talent for what it's worth. Some times, you'll get a team member that cc's a ranged mob or LoS's it into melee range, but at least in my experience, that's the exception, not the rule.
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"This used to be a gravel pit and a fish hatchery," Rice added. "We want to restore the area so people can really enjoy it."
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Marion County Parks' Commissioner Wynn Cudmoore brought Chemeketa students out to study the area for about five years. "It's an ongoing project," he said. "It's going to take more people and more weekends. Our goal is to restore the area.
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For the first draft, Liszt wrote out a piano score on two staves with plenty of blank space above and below for revisions. The next stage was an orchestral score without a piano part, and the piano score from the first stage was modified such that it served as the missing piano part to the orchestral score. For substantial revisions, Liszt cancelled the passage in both scores, and wrote out separate pages with all parts, piano and orchestra. The manuscripts were then given to a copyist, who integrated them and returned a fair copy to Liszt for final corrections, revisions, and the addition of articulation and dynamic markings. This procedure can be seen in the various surviving scores for the first and second piano concertos.
(Clearly, then, this explains the many scores of much of Liszt's concertante and orchestral œuvre found in copyists' hands, and gives the lie to the notion that Raff, Conradi, or any other amanuensis, was in any way responsible for Liszt's orchestration.) In 1836 Liszt asked his mother to send him copies of some of his earliest published compositions: two sets of Variations, the Allegro & Rondo di bravura and the early set of Études (Opp 1, 2, 4 and 6—all of which are recorded in Volume 26). These last became the basis of the Douze Grandes études, and three of the other works provided material for the present concerto. Liszt spoke of having three concertos ready at the end of 1839. Two are those we know well, although not nearly in their final form, the other is this concerto, which Liszt never revised for publication and performance. There remain passages where the original short score piano part has been crossed out, or where it does not fit the final orchestral score, or where it is left doubling the orchestra, and a discreet amount of reorganizing of the texture seemed necessary to the present writer (whose article on the subject and facsimile of all the suggested text can be consulted in the Liszt Society Journal, 1993) in order to extract a suitable piano part from its orchestral surroundings.
The concerto is in a form dear to Liszt: a concert Allegro with interpolated slow movement and a coda in the character of a scherzo, with many recitative-like musings at the structural divisions. The opening presents the principal theme—derived from the Allegro di bravura, but in the guise of an introduction with cadenzas. The reappearance of the orchestra indicates the movement proper, and a triplet motif borrowed from the Rondo di bravura leads to the full statement of the principal theme in E flat minor (and despite the variety of key signatures, this concerto really is in E flat minor rather than major). The music makes its way to D major and a martial second theme which never reappears, and thence to a development section which breaks off with a short cadenza and leads to the slow movement in G flat major, whose theme is adapted from the one which Liszt had first composed for his Opus 1 Variations. The development resumes in F sharp minor and the shortened recapitulation of the first theme follows. The coda, finally in E flat major, is a scherzando transformation of the first theme with interpolated references to the slow movement.
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