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Movement 1: Majestic
Movement 2: A little slower
Movement 3: Slow
Movement 4: Fast and rhythmic
Movement 5: Slow and expressive
Movement 6: Fast Broad and majestic Fast
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
O sons and daughters, let us sing!
The King of Heaven, the glorious king,
O'er death today rose triumphing.
The variations are as follows:
4: Majestic theme on solo trumpet
5: A little slower theme on pedal reeds
6: Slow theme in high register, on solo stop; quasi-ostinato pedal
7: Fast and rhythmic theme in diminution
8: Slow and expressive B flat minor; theme varied, on solo stops
9: Fast — theme on trumpet, below toccata-like figuration
Broad and majestic — reeds
Fast theme on solo tuba
The work was given its first performance, by Ray and Beth Chenault (to whom it is dedicated), on 31 July 1983, at Washington National Cathedral, USA. Rutter's title suggests something a little 'churchy', yet the music has much in common with the other works in this programme, especially the toccata-like figuration of the faster variations and the 'bluesy' harmony of the slow ones.
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This is an annual foundation course, updated each year as technology, regulation, competition and markets evolve. Karl McDermott, former commissioner with the Illinois Commerce Commission and Ameren Distinguished Professor of Business and Government at the University of Illinois, leads the course for AGA.
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The objective of this program is to develop a more complete understanding of the operations of the gas industry and of utility regulation, particularly as it relates to rate making issues from pipeline to retail rates.
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This program is offered to professional employees of firms in the natural gas industry, regulators, consultants, and lawyers. This course qualifies for 30 professional education credits.
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En 1974 se pusieron en marcha cambios importantes para el Jazz Bass. La pastilla de puente se había movido media pulgada hacia el puente justo el año anterior y 1974 presenció los últimos mástiles de cuatro tornillos durante mucho tiempo. Además, el mástil delgado de arce en forma de C se volvió a esculpir con un perfil más grueso en forma de U (y adquirió una franja de "mofeta" de nogal), aparecieron por primera vez el ribete blanco en el diapasón y las incrustaciones en bloque perladas, se adoptó por primera vez la tuerca del alma en forma de balín para la pala y los golpeadores negros sustituyeron a sus predecesores tradicionales de carey.
El American Vintage '74 Jazz Bass engloba todas las características nombradas y es el único miembro de la nueva línea de bajos American Vintage que ofrece una selección de diapasones de palo rosa laminado y arce, cada uno con ribete blanco, incrustaciones en bloque perladas y 20 trastes estilo vintage. Otras características distintivas incluyen un cuerpo de aliso con acabado de uretano (fresno en el modelo de acabado Natural), golpeador de tres capas negro/blanco/negro (tres capas blanco/negro/blanco en el modelo Black), nuevas pastillas single-coil American Vintage '74 Jazz Bass, apoyo para el pulgar instalado en la parte inferior, puente estilo vintage con selletas de acero con ranura simple cilíndricas, clavijero abierto con el logo "Fender" estampado estilo años 70 , placa de unión al mástil con cuatro tornillos y la "F" estampada, pastilla cromada y cubiertas para el puente con la "F" estampada con preciso posicionamiento vintage, entre otras cosas. Disponible en Three-color Sunburst, Olympic White, Black y Natural.
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I have owned Fender Custom Shop basses and American Standard basses, and they never seem to disappoint.
This one, for me, has to be the best bass I've ever played and owned, new, out of the box.
Beginning with the visual, it is nothing short of stunning: The three-tone sunburst is perfection achieved, and with the Urethane finish, it looks more like candy than a guitar.
The neck is perfect for my smallish hands. With a set of flatwound chromes, it feels like I've been playing it for years, and can play it all day without hand-cramping or finger-sting.
Using the control knobs, I found it easy to get any tone from straight-ahead jazz, R&B, Funk, Blues, or Rock that suited my ear. For amplification, I used an older Genz-Benz 6.0, a Fender Rumble 30 for home use, and Fender Bassman. I'd have to say the Bassman was the best overall for me, but the Genz-Benz did have interesting tonal nuances the Bassman did not. It would likely sound good wired to an old transistor radio.
Since I feel no review is truly complete without bringing any negatives, I'd have to say the weight. It is quite a piggy, but I can't imagine how the tone could be so rich with an ash body rather than the standard alder. Probably just my advancing age that complains the most, which would not have bothered me in the slightest about 40 years ago...
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I didn't exist in 1974, but with a bass like this, i kinda wish i did. So beautiful and can do you good with any style of music.
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I've not played this particular model. I currently own the older incarnation of this model which is the American Vintage 75 Reissue Jazz Bass. It's one of my favorite basses I own, the craftsmanship is second to none (It's better than any real 70's Fender Jazz Bass I've played), and the sound is huge and spot on to the era. This is due in part to the bridge pickup location, which is a little closer to the bridge than the standard or '60s jazz bass. My only problem with the instrument is that it's not a dead on reissue. It's a very close replica. It's little things like the logo design, the serial number location, and the fingerboard/inlay choices available. Minor things that don't really affect playability, construction, or someone who just wants a great instrument.
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Essentially anything that made the 75 reissue cost more than a standard jazz bass was eliminated all short of the block inlays. The 3 bolt neck with tilt function and the bullet truss rod. In my eyes, this is what made the 75 jazz bass truly stand out in adjustability standards. It could be set up easily, quickly and perfectly every time. Now anytime a set up is necessary on this the neck must go on and off. This is a real pain for anyone who lives in a climate that varies quite a bit.
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It's easy to get carried away when you're a tech enthusiast like the owner of this 6,000-square-foot house in Deerfield, Ill. "The sky really is the limit," he says of his home electronics research. The options galore didn't sway him from a firm budget, though. He and his wife stood their ground, applying the bulk of their cash toward the design and construction of their new house and spending cautiously on high-tech amenities. "We really had to prioritize and separate our needs from our wants," says the homeowner.
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If there's one thing the family needed, it was a whole-house music system "When we joined the project they already had thousands of songs—an equivalent to almost 2 terabytes of storage space—packed onto the hard drives their family PCs," says Jacek Zaworski, president of Chicago–based Procom Enterprises. "Even more remarkable, they were playing that music through the tiny speakers of the PCs."
Per Procom's suggestion, the entire MP3 collection was transferred onto a single custom-built media server. A high-def cable box, TiVo unit, Blu-ray player, XM radio tuner and iPod docking station were added to the system and connected to separate audio and video switchers so that all types of media—both audio and video—could be streamed simultaneously to seven flat-panel TVs, dozens of interior and exterior speakers and several laptop computers. Content from the assortment of A/V components, which share a common equipment rack in the basement, travels over a robust cabling infrastructure that was installed by Procom while the house was being built.
With such a wide variety of media available, Procom knew the family would need a way to easily access and control the equipment from several locations. A standard whole-house audio/video control system could have done the job, but the family envisioned much more than just music and video pickings for their high-tech home. For less than the price of a high-end A/V distribution system, the family was able to afford a Control4 home automation system. In addition to operating the A/V setup, the system would be able to control light switches, thermostats, security sensors and other devices. Again, with the budget in mind, only a basic Ademco security system, a few surveillance cameras, and a few light switches in the common areas ended up being connected to the Control4 devices.
Automation was kept to a minimum, as well. The exterior lights switch on at dusk and off at sunrise automatically; other than that, it's a touch, a push or a click that sets everything in motion. Four Control4 remotes provide an easy way to interact with the electronics. Any remote can turn on any TV, and once that TV is on, the family can use the remote to navigate a menu of control options displayed on the screen. Should the doorbell ring while the menu, a movie or a TV program is playing, the screen temporarily switches to a real-time image captured by a security camera at the front door. "The camera view stays on for 30 seconds then switches back to the show," the homeowner says.
Control comes in other convenient forms, too. For example, Procom loaded Control4's mobile app, My House, into the owners' iPhone so they can use it to scroll through the menu and initiate commands. "I tend to use the app more than the remotes because my iPhone is almost always in my pocket," says the owner. Two 7-inch Control4 touchpanels—one built into the kitchen wall and the other in the downstairs rec room—can be used for full home control as well. Lastly, each of the home's three floors has its own three-button Control4 keypad. Unlike the other user interfaces, the keypads were programmed specifically to prepare the house for parties.Facebook and Twitter.
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- Address:
501 Fell Street
San Francisco, CA 94102Neighborhood:
Civic Center / Hayes Valley / Van Ness
- Cuisine:
LebanesePrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.mazzatsf.com/
- Phone: (415) 525-3901
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Daily 4:00pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Lebanese
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Mazzat reviews from OpenTable diners
21 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (13)fit for foodies (9)romantic (5)late-night find (4)good for groups (3)special occasion (2)great for brunch (1)hot spot (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Don't get the rave reviewsDiningMattersVIPDined on 11/1/2014Pretty average food. Have had much better fatoush salads. And the much touted lentil soup was a gloppy paste. Servicers were nice but not attentive after the place got busy. Won't be back.
- Good placeJohnDined on 10/31/2014We enjoyed our dinner and recommended this restaurant who visit San Francisco from the South Bay.Special Features:
- Ca27Do89Dined on 10/24/2014Really enjoyed the atmosphere, the food and Lebanese wine.Special Features:
- not for older earsIukiDined on 9/10/2014a little soundproofing on the walls might help. There were noisy diners nearby (loud laughing reverberated) who negatively affected our dining experience. We wonʻt be back for that reason.
- FoodLoverDined on 8/16/2014The food is fantastic and the service is great. This is a neighborhood favorite!Special Features:
- The following 81 reviews are from the Mazzat reviews archive.
- Mid-East DelightMizKatzVIPDined on 7/31/2014First time dining here --- with two friends. We ordered the prix fixe menu of 3 cold and 3 hot mazzats. Enjoyed Fatet Batenjan, Lubia Bezat, and Ouzi as the hot plates and for the three cold plates, warek enab (stuff grape leaves), labne and mutabal. Every plate was delicious! The service was tops...wish we'd had time and room for dessert! I'll definitely dine here again -- many more dishes to try!Special Features:
- Good food but noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/24/2014Excellent, very reasonably priced middle eastern food. Noise level is high - particularly the rush hour traffic on Fell.
- Great pre-concert mealMrLunchboxDined on 7/20/2014Great choice for a meal before concert at SF Jazz. Food is good with plenty of choices for all. Great friendly service. A nice little gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food at great pricesbaba99Dined on 7/14/2014Very friendly service with good fresh food. Wines are priced well considering all wines in every restaurant are ridiculous. Loud on weekends but not overwhelming. Great specials for the whole table. Great valueSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food, fun presentationstevesrDined on 7/11/2014We split the "sampler" and the only problem was deciding on the choices to include. Presentation was good, food was plentiful (unlimited pita), and we really enjoyed our meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- meh - zatbigluv2dineDined on 7/5/2014Ambience is all right. Food was lackluster. Not bad, but nothing special. Multiple dishes, especially the fried cheese, had little fibers in them - maybe an HVAC problem in the kitchen? The eggplant app was good. Service was just OK - our apps, salads and entrees all arrived at the same moment. Next time I would just go for drinks and apps.
- DaveVIPDined on 7/3/2014Interesting food with generous portions. Our server was dry pleasant and helpful. Stick with the American & French wines.Special Features:
- Pre-Concert DinnermusicfoodVIPDined on 6/21/2014We go to the symphony and jazz center often and wanted to branch out from our regular haunts. We were very pleasantly surprised. Mazzat has an upbeat feel and the service was very good. They knew we had a concert to attend and everything was on time and unrushed. The wine list is interesting--some good Lebanese wines, beers, etc. and the menu is quite extensive. A great list of small plates, both hot and cold, and then some very well prepared and presented traditional entrees. My wife and i split 3 small plates and one entree and it was just the right amount of food.Special Features:
- AMAZING surpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/12/2014This place was a VERY amazing surprise. We wanted to try something new and decided to stop into the first place we saw. WOW ! This place is amazing ! The star is beyond friendly and the food was amazing ! Tasty and all fresh ! Put this on your list of restaurants to try ! You'll be glad you did !Special Features:
- Nice spot!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/7/2014I am crazy about Mediterranean food and liked Mazzat. The food is fresh and abundantly flavorful. The atmosphere is casual and has great street views from windows all around which help to give a more open feel to an otherwise small-ish dining room that can get a bit noisy. The service was so friendly and accomodating. If you are in the neighborhood, go for it! If you like this cuisine, I think you'll like Mazzat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Lebanese treatAshburyFlatsVIPDined on 6/6/2014Tucked in on a busy corner, Mazzat has wonderful Lebanese cuisine. The service that we had was great, making good suggestions and not allowing us to order too much. Definitely will return
- lebanesefoodfanDined on 5/30/2014It took a long time for the food to come. My soup was cold but I didn't have time to send it back.Special Features:
- Excellent restarauntBkdominoDined on 5/22/2014The sampler platter simply can't be beat $18 and almost a full meal for twoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK if you're in the neighborhoodAnneDined on 5/11/2014Only reason we went was because it was convenient to the Opera House. Service is friendly but disorganized, and food is hit and miss.
- Hidden Gem that Everyone NeedsBhumDined on 5/4/2014This place was amazing! The food was awesome and the service was on point. We ordered the Mazzat platter and it was plenty of food for two people. We finished everything and had to have dessert. Recommend to all foodies!Special Features:
- Share a Mazzat PlatterjaneyoVIPDined on 4/25/2014Mazzat is a cozy little Lebanese restaurant/wine bar. 4 of us shared the Mazzat platter (3 cold small plates +3 hot small plates and pita bread) and got a nice variety with reasonable-to-generaous portions of each item. We were all full and happy by the end of our meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- did not acknowledge our reservationDavidDined on 4/4/2014What more to say? Had a reservation on open table, got to restaurant, and we were told they didn't have a spot for us. What's the point of our open table reservation?
- Wish it were betterOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/15/2014The halloumi was cold, and sliced so thinly one could see through it. Never have i had this dish so poorly executed, and it's, fried cheese with lemon..... Not a tough one... The Warek Enab aka dolmas, were ok, not as good as homemade, no spices to be tasted or seen, but the rice was cooked and the leaves were not mushy. The arnabeet was cold and the fried cauliflower was old, limp and mushy. Lacking flavor and texture. The Rahib, ehhh we were not fond of this.. Had one bite each. Bitter, again, mushy, and lacking depth of flavor.. Batata Harra was reminiscent of Kate's Kitchens breakfast potatoes with hot sauce, boring.. Our waiter was very nice, as was the rest of the staff. However, the food was sub-par.
- Tasty dishes in cute digsB4BalletDined on 3/15/2014This is a small-ish restaurant with a nice neighborhoody feel. Dined there before the SF Ballet. The food was tasty, reasonably priced, and fresh. I had the Beirut salad (cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions) and the Ouzi appetizer (rice with tiny lamb flecks and a yogurt sauce), which were both yummy. We tried the Lebanese coffee, too, which had a pleasant kick.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for dinner before thethereseVIPDined on 2/22/2014Great for dinner before the ballet. The small plates work well for a group and there are a number of vegetarian options.
- Not at all impressiveRichDined on 2/18/2014The manager came to our table to explain why they could not serve the arugula, but she stayed too long. The servers interrupted our table conversation several times to clear plates. They seemed more interested in clean up than the customers comfort and enjoyment.
- Overpriced!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/15/2014Good service... Way way way overpriced. Platters are not worth it and not filling. Good is ok. Out meal was 40 dollars each and was worth 15
- Near Davies HallSFNative48VIPDined on 2/15/2014Excellent Middle Eastern food in a very pleasant atmosphere, reasonably priced within walking distance of Davies Hall. This is our second visit and both times we've walked away happy and really full! We also bring our own wine, which keeps the price down. I know tabbouli salad is a common dish, but it's delicious here -- so fresh and tasty.Special Features:
- Mazzat is lovelysfindyguyDined on 2/14/2014We went to Mazzat for an intimate dinner on Valentines Day, and it was lovely. The food is fresh & exquisite to taste, and the menu is affordably priced. The hot & cold starters offer you a great chance to sample all kinds of Lebanese flavors. We tried 4 starters & shared one dinner entrees. This was ample for two hungry people. Likely a place you'd go numerous times and try different things for a slightly varied experience. The pace of the meal was very nice. The service was friendly, but our server seemed a little scattered due a packed and lively restaurant. This was not a problem, love was in the air, and the overall ambiance of this small, intimate gem in Hayes Valley delivers. I'd recommend trying the Lebanese red wine with your meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bobbybbobbybDined on 2/14/2014We ordered the Mezze plate for two on Valentine's day pre-concert. We liked it very much, and thought the service was fine as well, although there were a few small mix-ups that were quickly resolved. All in all, we enjoyed ourselves and would go back pre-concert/when we are in Hayes Valley neighborhood another time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't Go Just for AppetizersFoodieDined on 2/8/2014We were in a hurry and had time for only appetizers. The wait staff was incredibly helpful and quick, the atmosphere pleasant. Unfortunately, the 6 appetizers the waiter recommended all turned out to be some form of hummus which made for a rather boring meal.Special Features:
- Food is OKCleanairgalVIPDined on 2/1/2014This was my third time there and the food is OK. The service is good. The restaurant has tables that are too close to each other for me. I understand why but I do not like having my chair on top of the diner next to me. Also, it get cold inside quickly because the front door doesn't close by itself. Staff are attentive to it when they can be but it would be good for them to fix it. It's such a small space that you feel the draft immediately even if you aren't seated near the door. For the price, I can find better places with better food. I do like the staff - they are very helpful and kind.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid Middle Eastern DishesShawnVIPDined on 1/11/2014he space is a bit small, so any group over 4 would probably be a bit much. If you're a big meat eater, your best bet may be to order a completely separate meat dish, as most of the smaller dishes don't carry much meat at all. Of all the dishes, I would probably say the hot, roasted eggplant was my favorite because it carried the most flavor. I was a little underwhelmed by the lamb and rice. It smelled great, but there really wasn't much flavor in the dish. Overall, though, I was really satisfied with the quality of the food. I do wish they gave more pita bread to start though...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very cozy and good foodHVpatronDined on 1/10/2014Nothing was superlative, but everything was completely satisfactory. I'd been driving past this cafe for a decade (when it was something else) and I really enjoyed walking over and enjoying a meal in their vibrant and convivial dining room. Everyone was having a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exotic flavors, welcoming roomVAEastBayDined on 12/27/2013We picked the restaurant because (1) it was kind of near the Orpheum (2) it had good reviews and (3) we thought Lebanese food might be fun. The food was really great, interesting flavors, nicely cooked. The lamb was meltingly tender. The eggplant appetizer and the cheese appetizer were delicious. The waiter was friendly, honest and helpful about various choices, and not overbearing. I would definitely recommend this place.Special Features:
- ExcellentsameetVIPDined on 12/27/2013great food. only thing missing is a little better decor/ambianceSpecial Features:
- Interesting foodregularlydineoutVIPDined on 12/26/2013If you want something different this is the place.
- Great pre operaJeanRDined on 11/29/2013My son and I love middle eastern food and were looking for a pre- opera dinner. After thanksgiving we wanted something lighter. The 18.00 3 hot/3cold Appetizer was perfect! The restaurant is noisy so if you want conversation be prepared to shout. Wait staff is responsive and friendly. Will defiantly return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Lebanese DiningSuseeDined on 11/29/2013Go to Mazzat if you're looking for delicious, high quality Mediterranean cuisine with a warm ambiance and service with a smile. My friends and I got the Mazzat platter and split 3 hot and 3 cold dishes. All dishes were freshly prepared with high quality ingredients - this was evident in the subtle yet tasty flavors that emerged through all of the food. Unlimited pita refills allowed us to mop up each lovely mazzat. Great spot for small groups, dates, or family get togethers - everyone will be satisfied!Special Features:
- Solid food but under seasonedLJBYDined on 11/23/2013Terrific menu - plenty of choices. Everything we had was tasty, but both the bamieh (okra w lamb) and the zaatar flatbread needed salt. The knafe dessert was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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it's a toss up, defense increases avoidance, 225 armor increases EH. it's up to you what you want for your enchant. but don't disregard 225 armor just because it's small, any armor increases your Time to Live.
Hi there,
I'm reading these Forums for a while now, but today I decided to register here.
My reason is the following question:
I always acted on the assumption that Titanweave (+16 Defense Rating) is the High-End-Enchant for my back-slot. (Cloak of the Shadowed Sun in my case). At present there is no compareable Enchant, neither +22 Agility nor Resistance, nor the good ol' Dodgerating.
But for a few days I mistrust my adjudgement. I saw more and more (skilled) tank-warriors with the +225 Armor enchant on their cloaks. An enchant I didnt even notice seriously as a viable alternative. (even with ATTT-talent it just grants additional 3,75 ap, the damage-mitigation isnt worth mentioning at all)
Now my Question: may there be any reason, why anyone should enchant its cloak with such crap? Or am I thinking totally wrong and nothing outclasses armor? Or did I miss something? Some synergy effect or so...
Well, I hope you can help me.
Best regards
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it's a toss up, defense increases avoidance, 225 armor increases EH. it's up to you what you want for your enchant. but don't disregard 225 armor just because it's small, any armor increases your Time to Live.
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currently I am at the belief that 22 agility is the best cloak enchant, was testing cloak enchants on chardev, and agility increases dodge, and dps, as well as armour.
I switched over to it recently from 16 defense, as I think personally that enchant is very weak.
Calling it crap is pretty short sighted. If you even look at a spreadsheet, you might find that 225 armor is about three times better than 16 defense rating for pure survival. Of course, spreadsheets are subjective.
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But the point is, whether other enchants do so, more effectively...
@Rak: Which spreadsheet do you suggest for me? I dont know any good one for tanks...
@Inshius: So you even think 22agi > 225 armor > 16 defenserating? have you got some mathcraft - or a spreadsheet as well - for some proof? I cant really believe this but I see... Back-Enchants are full of surprises
Thanks to you 3 for your answers
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Personally, I'm keeping my chest, back, and shield enchanted with defense. I'm very very close to having enough defense (without gemming for defense at all) to swap out my repelling charge and stay above the defense minimum, letting me equip essence of gossamer along with my monarch crab. I just need a valorous upgrade or two and I'll be looking at an additional 111 stam, yummy.
well yeah, I should have mentioned that I'm far away from falling below the defense cap, so the +16 are no real need at all...
the reason why you see so many tanks with 225 armor and not 16 def rating is simply because 225 armor destroys 22 agi, and that they are already far above the def minimum with their Repelling Charges.
the best use for def enchants on the back and chest are for helping to reach the 540 minimum, and the only tanks who actually need to do this are those who have done their homework, tossed the repelling charge aside for Monarch Crab from jewelcrafting, which is the best profession for maintanks until boss-drop stam trinkets come out in 3.1.
no math, just using agi, because of the increase in crit, dodge, and armour, not major upgrades but an upgrade to each, instead of just defensive stats ie 16 def, and 225 armour is just an upgrade in armour, this way i am balancing out all stats not just a single one.
How about the 275hp to chest enchant over 22 defence rating, is the 275hp better than ~4.5 defence rating and the avoidance it provides? Assuming you would still be over 540.
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<Rak> its early afternoon
The easiest to use 'spreadsheet' is probably the one all over EJ since it covers pretty much every class and role: Rawr. Some of it's weightings seem iffy, as with most spreadsheets, but generally it's great for figuring out different set combos.
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i think its the RP brewfest gear. youd get your health back if you put on your real gear.
no stealth nerf. blizzard woulda said something.
Did we warriors get some sort of quiet nerf in the recent patch? Pre 3.2.2 my unbuffed health was just over 34k. Now it's at 33661. I just triple checked all my gear to make sure I had all my tanking pieces on (which I do), and I know I did not re-gem/enchant anything recently, nor did I respec. Somehow 400 HP quietly disappeared from my character w/ no explanation as to why.
Here's my armory for inspection just in case:The World of Warcraft Armory
i think its the RP brewfest gear. youd get your health back if you put on your real gear.
no stealth nerf. blizzard woulda said something.
It might not be showing up in armory yet, but I just logged out in my tank gear and logged back in. I have nothing brewfest related on, just my full tank set.
It's showing my tank gear now.
nope. no nerf and no tanking item's were nerfed.
I didn't even bother to check armory,b ut did you lose a meta gem activator, change an enchant, play in your dual spec?
@ Mahntor - Not a thing. Every gem, enchant, and piece of armor is the exact same as it was before the patch. They only thing I did was brewfest, but as far as I know there isn't a hangover debuff.
Your helm enchant is now 55 AP + 20 Resil? That would be a loss of around 400 HP versus the 37 STA/ 20 def one.
F*** ME! Jere is the winner. I am fail. I meant to put that on my dps helmet, but I must have done it on my tank one by accident (have both versions of T8.5). Damn I am stupid. Thanks Jere!
lol that sucks.
glad you found out the problem tho
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So Patch 3.2.2 secretly tried to nerf warriors be changing your dps and tank metagems? Ouch, that's really nasty thing of blizzard to do
I've also heard that in 3.2.2, Onyxia does deep breath more!
Ye Swelt, pull her to Vael's room.
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I suggest removing this thread to prevent confusion. It was discovered to be an error on the original poster's part.
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I'll retitle.
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Apologies for the confusion all. But thanks to the TankSpot users for pointing out my mistake. I'm happily back above 34k HP again (and an little more over since I got Facegaurd of Wrath from Onyxia 10 last night. Great stats - DUMB MODEL!. Hide helm = on).
I love the Wrath graphics.
Hahaha I know what you mean. I but I can't blame them. This one was strictly an error between chair and keyboard.