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I was just reading a post on Kinexxions about the 99+ Genealogy Things Meme. Have you seen it? Below is the list Becky posted. What have you done? Are there any you would add to her list?
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Things you would like to do or find: italicize (color optional)
Things you haven't done or found and don't care to: plain type
- Belong to a genealogical society.
- Researched records onsite at a court house.
- Transcribed records.
- Uploaded tombstone pictures to Find-A-Grave.
- Documented ancestors for four generations (self, parents, grandparents, great-grandparents) .
- Joined Facebook.
- Helped to clean up a run-down cemetery.
- Joined the Genea-Bloggers Group on Facebook.
- Attended a genealogy conference.
- Lectured at a genealogy conference.
- Spoke on a genealogy topic at a local genealogy society.
- Been the editor of a genealogy society newsletter.
- Contributed to a genealogy society publication.
- Served on the board or as an officer of a genealogy society.
- Got lost on the way to a cemetery.
- Talked to dead ancestors.
- Researched outside the state in which I live.
- Knocked on the door of an ancestral home and visited with the current occupants.
- Cold called a distant relative.
- Posted messages on a surname message board.
- Uploaded a gedcom file to the internet.
- Googled my name.
- Performed a random act of genealogical kindness.
- Researched a non-related family, just for the fun of it.
- Have been paid to do genealogical research.
- Earn a living (majority of income) from genealogical research.
- Wrote a letter (or email) to a previously unknown relative.
- Contributed to one of the genealogy carnivals.
- Responded to messages on a message board or forum.
- Was injured while on a genealogy excursion.
- Participated in a genealogy meme.
- Created family history gift items (calendars, cookbooks, etc.).
- Performed a record lookup for someone else.
- Went on a genealogy seminar cruise.
- Am convinced that a relative must have arrived here from outer space.
- Found a disturbing family secret.
- Told others about a disturbing family secret.
- Combined genealogy with crafts (family picture quilt, scrapbooking).
- Think genealogy is a passion not a hobby.
- Assisted finding next of kin for a deceased person (Unclaimed Persons).
- Taught someone else how to find their roots.
- Lost valuable genealogy data due to a computer crash or hard drive failure.
- Been overwhelmed by available genealogy technology.
- Know a cousin of the 4th degree or higher.
- Disproved a family myth through research.
- Got a family member to let you copy photos.
- Used a digital camera to "copy" photos or records.
- Translated a record from a foreign language.
- Found an immigrant ancestor's passenger arrival record.
- Looked at census records on microfilm, not on the computer.
- Used microfiche.
- Visited the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
- Visited more than one LDS Family History Center.
- Visited a church or place of worship of one of your ancestors.
- Taught a class in genealogy.
- Traced ancestors back to the 18th Century.
- Traced ancestors back to the 17th Century.
- Traced ancestors back to the 16th Century.
- Can name all of your great-great-grandparents.
- Found an ancestor's Social Security application.
- Know how to determine a soundex code without the help of a computer.
- Used Steve Morse's One-Step searches.
- Own a copy of Evidence Explained by Elizabeth Shown Mills.
- Helped someone find an ancestor using records you had never used for your own research.
- Visited the main National Archives building in Washington, DC.
- Visited the Library of Congress.
- Have an ancestor who came over on the Mayflower.
- Have an ancestor who fought in the Civil War.
- Taken a photograph of an ancestor's tombstone.
- Became a member of the Association of Graveyard Rabbits.
- Can read a church record in Latin.
- Have an ancestor who changed their name.
- Joined a Rootsweb mailing list.
- Created a family website.
- Have more than one "genealogy" blog.
- Was overwhelmed by the amount of family information received from someone.
- Have broken through at least one brick wall.
- Visited the DAR Library in Washington D.C.
- Borrowed a microfilm from the Family History Library through a local Family History Center.
- Have done indexing for Family Search Indexing or another genealogy project.
- Visited the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
- Had an amazing serendipitous find of the "Psychic Roots" variety.
- Have an ancestor who was a Patriot in the American Revolutionary War.
- Have an ancestor who was a Loyalist in the American Revolutionary War.
- Have both Patriot & Loyalist ancestors.
- Have used Border Crossing records to locate an ancestor.
- Use maps in my genealogy research.
- Have a convict ancestor who was transported from the UK.
- Found a bigamist amongst the ancestors.
- Visited the National Archives in Kew.
- Visited St. Catherine's House in London to find family records.
- Found a cousin in Australia (or other foreign country).
- Consistently cite my sources.
- Visited a foreign country (i.e. one I don't live in) in search of ancestors.
- Can locate any document in my research files within a few minutes.
- Have an ancestor who was married four times (or more).
- Made a rubbing of an ancestors gravestone.
- Organized a family reunion.
- Published a family history book (on one of my families).
- Learned of the death of a fairly close relative through research.
- Have done the genealogy happy dance.
- Sustained an injury doing the genealogy happy dance.
- Offended a family member with my research.
- Reunited someone with precious family photos or artifacts.
Related articles
- Illinois State Genealogical Society Press Release FGS2011 (generationsbiz.com)
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Guess what? I made my first batch of waffles earlier this month! Utterly shocking, I know. But, Tim is the waffle master in our home. I only become part of the equation when the waffle iron needs to be cleaned. Fair trade considering I get a plate of hot, yummy waffles in return. I'm not really sure why I never tackled waffles; I love cooking and baking. Waffle (and pancake!) territory is a whole different arena for me. In an attempt to tackle my waffle fears, I made two batches of different waffles this month. Plain waffles for the first batch, nothing special, but I love simplicity:
The recipe is in Vegan Brunch, the Chelsea Waffles.
For my second batch of waffles I got a little more creative and used my free log of cheddar-style Teese from Chicago Soy Dairy. The idea for the following recipe has been kicking around in my head for at least a month, yet I never seem to find the time to make floaty-mind-thoughts become food on my plate. Priorities, priorities…
If you read my first "Taking the Teese Challenge" post, you know that Chicago Soy Dairy sent vegan food bloggers free Teese. In return, bloggers were asked to create recipes, photograph the results, and write a blog post showcasing the Teese-centric goodness. Sounds fun, right?!
My second Teese creation was a success! It's so easy to be skeptical when you consider the ingredients, but trust me, these waffles were absolutely ace.
Buttermilk Cheddar Waffles with Sauteed Apples and Savory Syrup (vegan obviously)
My waffle iron yielded 7, six-inch, crispy waffles.
Ingredients for the waffles:
1 1/2 cups light spelt flour
1 cup whole wheat pastry flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
2 cups plain, unsweetened almond milk (or other non-dairy milk of choice)
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
1/4 cup canola oil
1 1/2 cups shredded vegan cheddar cheese (I used Teese, of course!)
1. Preheat your waffle iron.
2. In a large bowl, stir together flours, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
3. In a glass measuring cup, add the almond milk and apple cider vinegar. Stir and set aside for about 5 minutes to curdle.
4. Add the oil to the almond milk mixture.
5. Combine wet and dry ingredients and stir gently.
6. Add in shredded cheese and stir to combine, but don't over mix.
7. Add batter to your waffle iron and cook according to manufacturer's instructions. I used a 1/2 cup of batter per waffle in my waffle iron, just as a reference.
While your waffles are cooking:
*Core and thinly slice one large apple (don't peel it!!). Place a skillet over medium heat and add just enough water to cover the bottom of the skillet. Add your apple slices and saute them until they are tender, but still a bit crisp too, 5-8 minutes depending on the size of your apple. Remove from heat and set aside.
* In a small saucepan add 3/4 -1 cup pure maple syrup and 1/4 teaspoon of dried thyme. You can add more or less thyme depending on your tastes (and how much TIME you have… Hahaaaa!). The thyme really complements the apples and the sweetness of the syrup, I promise!!! Bring the contents of the saucepan to a low boil and then reduce the heat and simmer gently for a few minutes. Make sure to stir, stir, stir!! Remove from heat and set aside until the waffles are done.
To serve:
Take a few waffles and put them on a plate. Top with sauteed apples, drizzle with savory syrup, and eat! Yeah!
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The minor league team from Woodbridge, Va., has pledged to plant a tree for every bat players break. The trees from the "Break a Bat, Plant a Tree" program were planted in Fairfax, Va., during a ceremony Friday.
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With the 2013 pheasant hunting opener drawing closer, it's time to gear up. In addition to Pheasants Forever's 2013 Pheasant Hunting Gear Guide, you can view our complete collection of upland hunting gear, bird dog products, and upland lifestyle merchandise at www.pfstore.org.
Best New Vest – Tenzing Bird Vest
Hunting pack meets upland vest in this innovative entry into the upland world from Tenzing. Its 13 pockets, water capabilities (both a hydration pouch and mesh water holders) and wrap-around bird pouch fit neatly into 3 lbs. 2 oz. Read the full review.
Best New Women's Vest – Beretta Women's Wax Cotton Upland Vest
Women pheasant hunters should find it easier to swing their shotguns in a vest that's been specifically fitted to their shape.
Best New Women's Gear – Beretta Women's Techno Windshield Sweater
This full-zip is classy enough to serve as "upland lifestyle" dress wear or something cozy to slip on after a full day in the field, but don't let the stylish shooting sweater fool you – it's fit for the field. Modeled after the best-selling men's version, all the warmth and wind protection of the men's version are there in a longer cut design specific for women.
Best American-Made Product – WingWorks Vest
One of the best-reviewed upland products in recent memory, the WingWorks vest has been heralded by hardcore hunters and dog trainers for its design and durability. Made in Idaho, it features deep shell pockets, two 32 oz. water bottles and is designed for many add-on components. The WingWorks may very well be the last vest you ever buy.
Best Classic Upland Look – Irish Setter Bird Camp Wool Jacket
It's not much different than what your grandpa wore pheasant hunting 50 years ago, and that's not a bad thing. The plaid is timeless and with a full liner and wind-resistant material, this is, at its core, a field coat.
Best Buy – Gamehide Marshlord Pullover
A comfortable, waterproof pullover that's perfect for those not-so-perfect pheasant hunting days. Read the full review.
Best New Base Layer – WikiMax Men's Quarter Zip
WSI Sports took hunter feedback and modified its already-popular blaze orange base layer. The American-made WikiMax Men's Quarter Zip can stand alone on warmer days, and makes for great layering come late season.
Best Bird Dog Breed Boasting – King of the Cattails Cap and T-Shirt
Owners of cattail-busting Labrador retrievers can proudly wear the King of the Cattails Cap, coupled with the King of the Cattails T-Shirt, to stake a fair claim as owning the roughest, toughest bird buster around. Just be prepared to challenge all comers.
Best eCollar – SportDOG Brand FieldTrainer 425
Space conscious hunters will be happy with the most compact eCollar system SportDOG has ever built. The 425 is ideal for yard or field training with close-working flushing or retrieving dogs.
Best New Bird Dog Accessory – Pets Rule Skunk Plus
You're heard that an ounce of prevention equals a pound of cure. While true, it never hurts to have a couple pounds of cure in your hunting rig.
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Hotel pet peevesWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published October 12, 2009
I just returned from an out-of-state vacation, and while I had a fantastic time, I was glad to get back to Texas. A sign of a good trip, I think, and perhaps a certain level of satisfaction with my day-to-day routine. In general, I like hotel rooms, the mini-soaps and cute little packets of cotton balls, the comically out-of-proportion flat-screen TVs, the color-coordinated pillow shams, the wake-up calls, the luxury of room service.... But please, WHO thought it was a good idea to invent a single-cup coffeemaker? You've seen them, probably, they're ubiquitous. I'll concede that the concept SEEMS reasonable, pop a little coffee "pod" into the machine, along with six ounces of water (no more or the machine will shut off!), and several minutes later, you have a single cup of coffee. But I'd argue that these devices are not practical AT ALL for two people traveling together. What's with the pouring and the podding and the parceling, we wasted a colossal amount of time getting out the door in the morning. Oh, good grief I sound like Andy Rooney. Write me to share YOUR hotel pet peeves and maybe I won't feel so ridiculous.
Texarkana: Twice as NiceWritten by Texas Highways | Published October 12, 2009
Long a fun, famous gateway to the Lone Star State, Texarkana USA is a twin cities with lots of history combined with multiple modern attractions that makes for a delightful destination. Plenty to go, see, and do. Recently spent several entertaining days here researching a future feature for the magazine. Stay tuned. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Mansion on Main, an historic B&B. Discovered a couple barbecue masters, Smokey Joe's Barbeque and Big Jake's Bar-B-Q, and 2 exceptional upscale dining options, The IronWood Grill and Timothy's. Don't miss 'em. My fascinating whirlwind trip included stops at Lake Wright Patman, the Regional Art Center, an interesting local piano restoration studio, old Union Station, the famous State Line Courthouse/Post Office, Bryce's Cafeteria, remodeled Tiger Stadium at Grim Park, the Ace of Clubs House, an antique auto museum, Sue & Carol's Restaurant (for breakfast & lunch), Arkansas' largest magnolia tree, the Perot Theatre, the Scott Joplin mural, and a whole lot more. Look for details in the January 2010 issue of Texas Highways. For additional information on Texarkana, check out the website; 903/792-7191.
Power to the PeopleWritten by Jill Lawless | Published October 1, 2009
Our friends at Lubbock's American Wind Power Center have sent an update to E. Dan Klepper's windmills story in the September special issue. On October 17, the center plans to unveil a 5,500-square-foot mural created by artist La Gina Fairbetter, an instructor in the Department of Architectural Art at Texas Tech University. The two-year project illustrates American windmill history, from 1700s Dutch-style windmills to today's massive wind turbines. All of the whirring wonders depicted are represented in the center's collection. Another good reason to make the AWPC part of your next High Plains adventure!
What is that sticky goo?Written by Lori Moffatt | Published September 30, 2009
Long ago, I blogged about watching a troop of paper wasps attack a nasty web of webworms in one of my pecan trees, and now those same trees are providing the setting for yet another insect drama.
Church in the WildwoodWritten by Texas Highways | Published September 29, 2009
Working for Texas Highways has many rewards, but seeing an idea morph into print that is read around the world has to be one of the greatest.
Now's a great time to be at the beachWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published September 29, 2009
I just returned from an action-packed, three-day trip to South Padre Island, and wow--the beginning of fall is a fantastic time to be at the beach.
An offal experienceWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published September 25, 2009
What's up with offal? Seems as though every menu I see these days has some form of offal on it, whether it's sweetbreads or lamb's hearts or some delicacy long treasured in Europe or Mexico, but only now (at least that I'm aware) earning praise in America. At Austin's East Side Showroom (a new, noisy restaurant in the freshly hip section of East 6th Street), I enjoyed a truly delicious salad of local field greens with cornmeal-crusted sweetbreads (that's pancreas and thymus glands, y'all), then another night at Vino Vino, a wine bar on Guadalupe, I tried its version of sweetbreads on the appetizer menu. (Love Vino Vino for the topnotch wine selection and cozy, clubby ambiance.) At then at Olivia, the South Lamar restaurant, recently lauded by Bon Appetit as one of American's top ten new restaurants, the chef served an intriguing appetizer of bacon-wrapped jalapeno stuffed with lamb's heart. The owner told me he takes pride in serving the whole animal, "from the rooter to the pooter." Anthony Bourdain, eat your heart out. Ahem.
Coming to America Through GalvestonWritten by Jane Wu | Published September 22, 2009
I took advantage of Austin's Free Museum Day to catch up on a few exhibits I've been meaning to see.
Breakfast at Spoons in McKinneyWritten by Jane Wu | Published September 3, 2009
Accidental EducationWritten by Texas Highways | Published September 2, 2009
Visits with my 13-year-old niece, Kaitie, tend to be enlightening, and not just about what's going on with teenagers these days. When she comes to Austin, I always try to plan some new experiences for her and often wind up learning something new myself.
Happy 100th, Wanda Timmermann!Written by Jane Wu | Published August 25, 2009
In the photo: From Texas Highways, Dec. 1981: As she often does for Christmas visitors, Wanda Timmermann stands on the stairs to read reminiscences of Christmas 1849 while her sisters listen. Standing, from left, are Hulda, Willie Mae, and Melitta behind Tekla and Stella. Meta sits in front.


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The Palin Wonder – by Jamie Glazov
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As federal policy makers push for GHG regulation and transparent markets, the California experience shows what works and what doesn't work.
Carbon and the Constitution
State GHG policies confront federal roadblocks.
leakage will occur as CO 2-producing activities that are regulated and limited under a particular region's program move outside that region, thereby eliminating net reductions in emissions due to the shift of generation location. Developers in non-carbon-regulated states will have economic incentives to build and operate CO 2-emitting facilities where they do not have to incur the cost of acquiring allowances and complying with regulations. This results in negating the environmental improvements that would otherwise result from the carbon-reduction program. 23 For example, since RGGI includes East Coast states, the plants outside the RGGI region are to the west and south—or upwind in terms of migration of power plant emissions. A shift to out-of-region generation is a shift to additional up-wind pollutants from heavier operating polluting power plants, producing electricity that otherwise would have been generated by cleaner RGGI-region compliant projects.
The results of modeling commissioned by the RGGI Staff Working Group found that a substantial proportion of CO 2 emissions avoided by RGGI will be offset by corresponding increases in non-RGGI states. Leakage from neighboring states like Pennsylvania is a significant concern with RGGI. RGGI is projected to have a significant leakage problem even if CO 2 allowances sell for only the modest price of $7 per ton of CO 2. The early RGGI modeling showed leakage as high as 90 percent of power depending on the programmatic assumptions. The final models predict annual leakage of CO 2 of between 40 percent and 57 percent over the life of the RGGI program.
An increase of unregulated power imports from uncapped coal-fired plants in states such as Ohio and Pennsylvania of even 1.5 percent to 2.5 percent would wipe out all scheduled emissions reductions from regulated generators within the carbon-regulated RGGI region. 24 RGGI states such as New Jersey, New York, Maryland and Delaware are bordered by states that are not signatories to RGGI and historically produce a large volume of electricity from coal-fired power plants. There are multi-billion dollar projects proceeding to build electric transmission infrastructure that would allow electricity generated by high-carbon-emission coal-fired power plants to travel east into the RGGI region.
The largest of these projects is the American Electric Power (AEP) Interstate Project, which would put in place a 765-kV transmission line stretching from West Virginia to New Jersey. The Trans-Allegheny Interstate Line (TrAIL) Project, being undertaken by Allegheny Power to enhance transmission capability from western Pennsylvania to Maryland and Virginia, and the Meadow Brook-Loudon 500-kV line proposed by Dominion Resources to carry power into the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, are other examples.
Existing RGGI state leakage-control efforts are underway. The New Jersey energy regulator is required to develop a plan to reduce leakage of power into the state by July 2009. Public Service Electric & Gas Company (PSEG) proposed a plan to have New Jersey curtail imports of high-carbon power from out-of-state cheaper power suppliers by requiring regulated retailers to purchase a certain amount of power from RGGI-covered suppliers. 25 Even at a modest auction price of $6.35 per ton for RGGI allowances, the rationale is that


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CEO FORUM: Dealing with Disruption
Leaders adapt to strategic shifts in the utility landscape.
haven't—approved much of it so far. As the average price goes up—which it will as we deploy new capital—more of these programs will be effective for the end-use customer.
Boston, PJM: Efficiency makes a lot of sense for the nation. Attic insulation is the cheapest source of carbon reductions. You just have to measure and verify that the actions are actually being taken. It's hard to measure megawatts that aren't being used.
In a slow economy, we're seeing demand-side resources compete very well against supply-side resources. [In its most recent capacity auction, PJM reported in mid-May that 6.5 percent of total resources procured were comprised of demand response and energy efficiency.] Measurement and verification is always an issue. We're working hard with our stakeholders and demand-side aggregators to verify that we're getting the megawatts that are claimed when people bid in the market. We did a test last fall and we actually got 118 percent of the amount of demand response that we asked for on that day. That wasn't a perfect test because it wasn't on the hottest day of the year, but it is a good indication that demand resources are real.
As the economy recovers, it might be harder to make everyone who's under contract keep their commitments. When the economy is booming, it's harder to take curtailments when you're running three shifts. But the contracts are for three years and the penalties are substantial. If people don't play, they have to pay.
Spence, PPL: In Pennsylvania Act 129, the legislature last year required a 3-percent reduction in energy usage by 2013, and 4 percent in peak load. That will drive the demand-side management part of the equation for the next three years or so.
Conservation and DSM will play a significant part. My guess is that as an industry we've got to think about market demand in terms of a steady state, with no real growth in potential usage through 2020, based on the economy, new technologies, state-mandated initiatives and people changing their lifestyles. We might well be in a situation where we don't see a lot of load growth over the next 10 years. There's so much focus these days on energy efficiency and customer education that more people are aware of what they're paying and how much they're using, and they'll take that into account as they use the electricity product going forward. Certainly it's a changed set of circumstances.
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smucav wrote:Wild card to Andre Agassi (Delray Beach)
The current rule is five wild cards/year (if you were ranked high enough for direct entry--unlimited otherwise), but Agassi is one of the few active players exempt from the rule because he's over 35.seb wrote:this should be regulated by the ATP: only 3 WC per year for late entry...smucav wrote:Wild card to Andre Agassi (Delray Beach)
The wild cards have gone to No. 7 Andre Agassi, No. 225 Mardy Fish and No. 294 Sargis Sargsian, a good friend of Agassi's.
R. Jayakrishnan wrote:Early updates:
Delray Beach -- Bastl at ALT #4, Gabashvili at ALT #8 OUT
Vina Del Mar -- F.Mantilla OUT; Mazarakis IN
Zagreb -- No withdrawals.
Anonymous wrote:Question for Nathaliia:
Do you know why Tom Vanhoudt is not on the tour anymore? Thanks
ATP rules doesn't let that a player withdraws from a tournament played the next week if he's still playing a tournament . How come Baghdatis has already officially pulled out ??
ATP Official Rulebook:R. Jayakrishnan wrote:ATP rules doesn't let that a player withdraws from a tournament played the next week if he's still playing a tournament . How come Baghdatis has already officially pulled out ??
I was wondering too. May be I am forgetting some loophole. Curious.
Players can continue playing in a Grand Slam after withdrawing from the next tournament.3) No player may continue playing in an ATP or Challenger Series Tournament in singles or doubles after giving notice of withdrawal from a Tournament scheduled for the next week.
seb wrote:Nathaliia wrote:I more wonder what's bad happening to Monfils....
What do you mean ?
Last stand was that he got cold in Australia - seriously !!!
he maybe had to find a reason for his first round loss
Roddick accepts spot in Delray qualifying tourney
By Harvey Fialkov
January 27, 2006, 10:40 AM EST
In a stunning development, Andy Roddick, the No. 3-ranked player in the world, has accepted a spot in this weekend's qualifying tournament in an attempt to earn one of four spots available for the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships.
The 32-player draw was out of wild cards, so Roddick, who grew up in nearby Boca Raton, will be forced to earn his way in. Roddick was knocked out of the Australian Open in the fourth round 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 by surprising finalist Marcos Baghdatis, the 20-year old from Cyprus.
Roddick has played in the Delray Beach tournament four times with one final appearance in 2002, an upset loss to Italy's Davide Sanguinetti.
Roddick was unable to receive a wild card because Andre Agassi, Mardy Fish and Sargis Sargsian had already been granted direct entry into the draw. Agassi, an eight-time Grand Slam champion, was forced to sit out the Australian Open with an ankle injury.
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Roddick Enters Delray Beach Qualifying
Fans can sit in box seats and watch the No. 3-ranked tennis player in the world tomorrow for FREE at the Delray Beach Tennis Center as Andy Roddick has informed the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships that he will play in its qualifying rounds. The top four players who finish in the two-day qualifying tournament advance to the main draw, which starts Monday (Jan. 30).
Roddick is seeking to join a main draw that includes eight*time Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi and ATP stars Robby Ginepri, Tommy Haas, Mardy Fish as well as defending champion Xavier Malisse.
"I spoke to Andy and he requested a wild card and he understands that I didn't have one to give," said tournament director Mark Baron, who gave Roddick a wild card into his first ATP tournament in 2000 and one in 2001 as well. "He is playing the qualies because he wants match play, it's his hometown and it works for him."
Roddick will be the No. 1 seed in the qualifying tournament, and could play as many as two matches tomorrow depending on the number of players who sign up to play in the 32-man draw. If less than 32 players enter, he would receive a bye in the first round, which starts at 10:00 am tomorrow. A final match would come on Sunday at 12:00 noon.
Roddick has played in this tournament four times, with his best result coming in 2002 when he reached the final before losing to Italian Davide Sanguinetti. He is 4-3 in singles play, and teamed with Jan-Michael Gambill in 2001 to win the tournament¹s doubles crown.
The last time a qualifier was seeded in a main draw of an ATP event came in May of 1995 when Frenchman Arnaud Boetsch was the No. 5 seed in Bologna.
Should Roddick qualify into the Delray Beach ITC main draw, he would be the No. 1 seed in the tournament (Agassi would be No. 2), and the highest qualifier ever seeded in an ATP event. Goran Ivanisevic currently holds that distinction‹he was the No. 2 seed in the Manchester ATP event in June, 1991.
Qualifying rounds begin at 10:00 am tomorrow and Sunday¹s final around begins at noon. Admission is free to the public, and stadium seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The sign-in for the qualifying tournament ends tonight at 9:00 pm. The players will then be bracketed and an order of play will be announced. The tournament's main draw, originally scheduled for tomorrow at noon, will now be held Sunday following qualifying rounds.
The Delray Beach ITC is the first of 14 ATP tournaments that will be held in the United States in 2006. Box seats, reserved series seats and individual session tickets are on sale through YellowTennisBall.com, the Delray Beach ITC Ticket Office (561-330-6000) or Ticketmaster in Palm Beach (561) 966-3309, Broward (954) 523-3309 or Dade (305) 358-5885.
Single session grandstand tickets range from $10 to $20 while box seats are $50 to $75. Championship packages that include preferred seating for all 11 sessions are $220 while the Weekender package (quarterfinals through finals) is $150. Box seat packages begin at $930 for two seats and range up to $2,000 for four premium courtside seats. Box seats include premier parking and an array of amenities.
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That's what I thought, but I was talking to someone who thought there might be some way to get him in that way. Thanks!Anonymous wrote:No. Either an alternate or lucky loser will get the next spot (depending on when Blake withdrew). To deny someone on the alternate list his rightful spot for a bigger name who didn't enter on time is exactly why the entry rules are the way they are.
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Kenmore Black 4 Burner Gas Grill With Folding Side Shelves and lit knobsItem# 07134176000 | Model# 2818-2B
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Kenmore Gas Grill with Folding Side Shelves Makes Grilling the Preferred Way to Cook!
Flavorful steaks, shrimp, and burgers are just moments away with the Kenmore Grill with Folding Side Shelves. Ideal for beginners as well as seasoned pros, the Kenmore four-burner grill boasts easy to use features and long lasting steel construction. With 672 square inches of cooking surface, it offers more than enough room to grill-up a feast, and the stainless steel grids are durable and easy to clean. Outputting a combined total of 48,000 BTUs, the four burners have continuous electronic ignition so you can individually control the way you cook.
Oversized folding side shelves offer a place to rest tools and prepare food, and plastic casters make it easy to move. Built in Knob lights provide an evening glow for added ambiance and a safety feature by indicating grill is still on from afar allowing you a peaceful and relaxing evening. Stainless steel cooking grids provides a sturdy cooking system. For added versatility, convert it to natural gas with natural gas conversion kit 071-10478.
- Extra large, sturdy stainless steel folding side shelves
- LED knobs provide nighttime ambiance
- Four Hi-grade 304 Stainless Steel 12,000 BTU burners
- Total cooking area: 672 sq in.
- Total BTU: 480,000
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- Safe continuous electrical ignition
- Patented gas tank retainer.
- Fuel Type: LP convertible to Natural Gas
- Assembled Dimensions Shelves Up: (WxDxH) 68.33"x23"x45.84"
- Assembled Dimensions Shelves Down: (WxDxH) 31.8"x23"x45.84"
- Burger Count - 4" Diameter: 28
- Some assembly is required. Assembly is only available on online orders for home delivery and comes with an additional fee.
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Palm Desert, CA
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This is my 2nd Kenmore grill. While the grill takes a little longer to "heat up," once the meat is applied, the grill cooks evenly and NO FLARE UPS!!!!!!
Corona, CA
After less than two years the bottom pan of the main housing rusted through. Would have to purchase the burner case to replace at almost $300. Live in Southern California so this unit stays dry. Junk!
Deer Creek, MN
We purchased in March 2014 and have had nothing but issues. Each of the four knobs have to be pushed in to start it. They are supposed to click and we have replaced batteries and pulled it apart and cleaned it and continuing to have issues starting. Also worst grill we have owned for flaring up. Working on getting service tech out to look at it, but appointments available in our area are four weeks out. NOT IMPRESSED!!!
Britt, IA
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This grill is bad, the thin metal under the burners rotted out in 2 years and it is covered when not in use. Cheaply made, cheap materials. Looks nice outside but the inside just rotted out.
Reading, MA
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We requested the product be shipped to us preassembled. The product was not protected when it was transported. When it arrived at our house, it was damaged badly on the doors. We had to wait for another week for a replacement to come. We needed to rearrange a few BBQ parties. Very disappointing.
Polson, MT
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My first cookout was chicken& fish , heat control is great the stainless grill makes cleanup a breeze,my next meal was 4 racks of ribs plenty of room on the grill, no flareups, no burned meat,I love this grill, good price good quality
Sharon, MA
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Used grill for first time, and it made noise when lit Had serviceman come out . He will have to replace entire manifold. I am returning grill. It is a pain. Sears refused to pick up. I am in my 70's I am going to have to pay someone to return it. No wonder Sears is doing poorly
Oshkosh, WI
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I bought this grill 3 years ago, after the first year as others have mentioned the burner box rusted completely out. Unfornately you can't just replace the bottom pan you have to replace the whole burner box which is more then the grill cost.To Sears credit they gave me a brand new one as a replacement. The new one I lined with heavy duty tin foil and replace it regularly, it is holding up better. As far as cooking with this grill I probably threw away as much food as I've eaten from it. If the burners aren't set to low the grill will start on fire and within minutes be engulfed in flames taking your food with it. Definitely dsappointed with this POS. I will never by another Kenmore grill.
Framingham, MA
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I respectfully thank everyone who commented on their experiences with this grill. I cautiously paused before buying this item. I did, however, purchase the five-year service plan for $150.00. When the grill fails, Sears will either repair it or replace it. I am all set for five years of worry-free enjoyment of my purchase.
Snohomish, WA
Hated this item from day one. One of the tables would not lock in place. Now after using it for 2 years the bottom of the burner box has totally rusted out making it unsafe to use. The replacement part is more expensive then the grill was purchased new. Save your money and buy anything else this grill is total junk. I have always been pretty happy with Kenmore products but Sears dropped the ball on this grill.
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SO, has the warning in the introduction come true for you? It certainly has for me. What nightmares/experiences have you had because of HoL?
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\"Everything was necessary. He saw an old white woman fishing through a garbage can. That was necessary. He saw a bathtub toy, a little rubber duck, lying on its side on the grating over a storm sewer. It had to be there.
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Well, I have this recurrent nightmare where a person whose face is hidden keeps asking me the same question again and again.
And again.
I keep answering them, but they keep asking. Each time they ask, they have a different voice. [img]images/smiles/icon_sad.gif[/img]
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I've come to believe errors, especially written errors, are often the only markers left by a solitary life: to sacrifice them is to lose the angles of personality, the riddle of a soul. In this case a very old soul. A very old riddle.
i fear fatwoul and the other site vetrens with spotaniously combust soon...*goes back off in search of lemon drizzle cake*
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Near the northern tip of Manhattan, atop a riverside cliff within beautiful Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters is a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art devoted to the art and architecture of medieval Europe [and] ... incorporates actual structures from the 12th through 15th centuries brought from Europe and reassembled, including sections of five medieval French cloisters.
I have this one where either I'm hunting someone or someone is hunting me, I'm missing my left ring finger a lá Frodo at the end of the Return of the King, and when I catch them, it's always me, who I promptly shoot. Bang
i have a recurring dream, where i'm sittinng in a room, looking through a window, and im looking into another room, which is slowly filling with water. and as the other room fills with water, it gets harder and harder to breathe in the room i am in. then, when i can't breathe anymore, i wake up. i've been having it since i was six.
there's another dream i have, every year around october, but instead of having the same dream each time, itsw like a continuation of the same dream. weird.
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\"Fear not that thy life shall come to an end, but rather fear that it shall never have a beginning.\" -Cardinal John Henry Newman
quote:I have the same dream all the fucking time. Every dream book I've read tells me that it means you are insecure about something or that you have a secret you don't want anyone to find out about. All the same, it is an extremely disconcerting dream.
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I have nightmares about my teeth being cracked/ falling out/ crushing eachother. It's not a specific nightmare, it just happens in different forms in different dreams. It's very fucking unpleasant.
I've been having dreams about driving exactly eleven nails into the center of my forehead with a nail gun in a circular area about 5 cm. I then get a small pair of needle-nosed pliers and pull them all out one by one. I can feel every sensation with enormous detail much to my own discomfort. I'm outside and the feeling of moving air over the wounds is really disturbing.
I've also had this problem where I'd be dreaming and I'd suddenly wake up to this deafening sound in my left ear. I'd grind my ear into the pillow and try to fall back asleep and then I would, and I'd re-dream the dream I had before I woke, only to wake once again at the same time in the dream to the same sound in my ear, and this would happen over and over again, many times each nite. It was awful. And it is quite painful. I can't figure out what the sound was, but I am certain that I was actually awake and conscious each time.
Anyone have this kind of problem?
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I've come to believe errors, especially written errors, are often the only markers left by a solitary life: to sacrifice them is to lose the angles of personality, the riddle of a soul. In this case a very old soul. A very old riddle.
On topic....before the book I did have a nightmare similar to what others have claimed to "experience" because of the book...it starts out pretty normal...I'm talking with my family and suddenly the entire picture except myself goes black...I'm not an expert but I belive that it has something to do with my fear of being alone... but this hasnt occured recently...in fact it hasnt occured in about 2 years...
A more recent nightmare that is recurring....I'm in a hotel with my close friend and for some reason I decide to go down stairs and the floor below is one large swimming pool...and the stairs gets more narrow as i go down...i end up having to jump off the side and go to the elevator...the fall seems like a bottomless pit but i land softly...as i reach the elevator I notice that not only am i in the company of the monopoly guy but also my friend...they both look over at me and in unison ask me "What took you so long?"
well there you have it...any ideas or explainations....help me out here...
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...and suddenly the entire picture except myself goes black...
Sounds alot like the dreams of some of my friends who struggled with nightmares after reading HoL.
But, you don't go black?...Are you looking at the scene as an omniscent outside observer, or can you see yourself illuminated?
- Apr 2003
- 1430
I've come to believe errors, especially written errors, are often the only markers left by a solitary life: to sacrifice them is to lose the angles of personality, the riddle of a soul. In this case a very old soul. A very old riddle.
im just the only one there...i guess you could say an observer...


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ok, sorry about that last bit, but have you read the horridon threads that are out there?
i didn't see a thread specifically for 490'ish geared raid groups to discuss strategies on this fight, and i think a lot of people are in that situation.
i don't want to debate the tuning or the 25 vs. 10 thing. i also don't want to discuss whether people struggling on this fight are "bad" or not. from what i've read, the fight gets a lot easier once you're in 500+ gear, but that doesn't help right now.
the first few pulls, it seemed impossible. after that, we started to make progress and i think it's going to be doable, but i'm looking for some tips. plus it helps me to write it out.
raid comp:
- resto shaman (me), resto druid (both ~492)
- prot pally, blood DK
- monk dps (healing offspec, but also has been the highest dps on the dangerous adds)
- hunter x 2 (both with blue weapons and of the opinion T14 hunter weapons didn't exist)
- spriest
- owlbeast
- destro lock
first door, alligator comes out and dies immediately. when the first wastewalker drops in, all dps single targets him. if each dps on average does ~80k on each big add, then it takes roughly 17-18 seconds to kill one. that also means each add will get 2 casts of blazing sunlight off. our priority is dino halfway > WW > croc > the rest. so we've got a fairly stable phase 1 that looks something like this:
t=20 WW#1 enters
t=20 3 sunlights
t=20 dispel 2, 1 left
t=28 dispel 1, 0 left (1 dispel available for tank stun)
t=35 3 sunlights
t=35 dispel 2, 1 left
t=38 WW#1 dies
t=40 WW#2 & 3 enter
t=40 6 new sunlights + 1 old sunlight
t=43 call for spriest mass dispel
t=43 dispel any left over
t=55 6 new sunlights
t=55 dispel 2, 4 left
t=57 WW#2 dies
t=60 dino enters
t=63 dispel 2, 2 left
t=65 dino drops orb (this temporarily removes 1 dps from the fight to channel)
t=70 3 new sunlights + 2 old
t=70 mass dispel
t=71 dispel any left over
t=80 WW#3 dies
this is all ok now, and we've got lots of mana. (side note: how is this phase handled with no priest??)
tank swap while moving to door 2. venom priest is what matters here: 6.3M hp, effusion 840k. priority is dino halfway > VP > effusion > the rest.
t=20 VP#1 enters, monk in charge of interrupts
t=33 VP#1 dies, SEEMS like no effusion is summoned
t=40 VP#2 & 3 enter, i target #3 for interrupts, dps all swap to #2
t=53 VP#2 dies, definitely seem to have some effusions by now because poison is stacking
t=60 dino enters
t=65 dino drops orb (again, temporarily removes 1 dps from the fight to channel)
t=75 VP#3 dies, LOTS of effusions up now
at this point, we clean up whatever adds are up and tank swap again. the druid is OOM from cleansing poison (i can't help with that) and i'm pretty low from spam healing the bleeds. we HAVE to figure this phase out using less mana.
questions about the second door:
- how many stacks of poison are worth dispelling?
- effusions or priests first? or put hunters on effusions?
- many times, VP #2 & 3 come out with #1 not quite dead. is this a must-fix item?
- who else can cleanse poison?
we've barely seen the third door, but i would love some tips about what to expect. we were going to try and slow/kite the adds to limit diseases and hero on the first warlord. note that neither myself nor the tree can cure disease.
some things that we learned that helped us:
- resto druid gets an extra poison dispel with symbiosis on paladin
- balance druid gets mass dispel from priest
- crocodile stun is interruptable - i try to always have one targeted during the first door
- most small adds are stunnable - capacitor totem + totem projection is very nice
- when you get targeted for charge, you have quite a bit of time to move and relocate the charge away from the raid
- all dps has to forget about aoe and focus on killing the dangerous stuff
i'm encouraged by posts that say it's downhill after door #3.
i'm really hoping for gear-appropriate suggestions. it's not helpful to post how easy the fight was for your 25m raid, or your heroic-farming 10m raid. but if you must, i've made it easy for you; just copy/paste here:
gg, easy fight is easy. my guild did it in 3 pulls, so it must be easy.
i shall pretend i have about the same gear as you, because i feel i would have downed it just as easily without the 20 extra item levels i got from farming heroics.
i shall say these things because it makes me feel strong! and it is important to me that you know that i am good and you are bad.
Last edited by marklar; 03-07-2013 at 06:18 PM.
ok, sorry about that last bit, but have you read the horridon threads that are out there?
Just a couple tips and answers to what questions you asked. Have your dps save their personal cds for the 2nd door. Have them all blow their cds and potions when venom priests 2 and 3 jump down. Have all dps not assigned to interupts switch to effusions asap. If you can afford to lose the dps, have the monk go heals because they have a cd that will remove all stacks of poison from everyone on a 3 minute cooldown (i believe it's 3 minutes at least, could be wrong) This will cut down on the damage in that part immensly. If you can't afford to lose their dps then have them at least use detox on cooldown as well as having your prot pally dispel on cd. To make it easier on your pally, make it so he is tanking the boss on door 2 so he doesn't have to dispel and pick up adds at the same time. There is still a while until the last phase and even with the interupts done perfectly the bleeds can still do quite a bit of raid damage, so don't be afraid to pop some of your raid defensives like spirit shell or tranquility on this phase. Once your raid gets used to this door 2 shouldn't be too difficult.
Door 3 can be a little tricky also as the frozen warlords have a very high amount of health. Have dps prioritize the small guys when there is only 1 warlord out. When warlords 2 and 3 jump in, pop hero and nuke everything like crazy. Have your tank ready to pop a cooldown with the 2 warlords if your healers start getting behind. With hero door 3 isn't bad as the hard part is simply eating through the stupid amount of health they have. Once you get past door 4 it's fairly easy as long as your curse dispeler is quick and dps aren't gibbing themselves when they're cursed.
Edit for 3rd door after rereading post and realizing you're a shaman, not a priest. Since neither healer can dispel disease, you're going to have to rely heavily on having your monk and pally do their dispel on cd every single time for door 2 and 3. They can both remove poison and disease in any spec. Also glyph for healing stream totem's resistance, it will help a lot when the stacks start building up.
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we tried 3 healing, but our monk is always in the top 2 on WW/VP damage done and we got overwhelmed with adds quickly.
you're not kidding about the bleeds; i looked at our logs and one pull was about 10M bleed damage. i think i need to put more emphasis on stuns there.
i will definitely try having people switch and burn the effusions. looking at logs, we usually had zero poison damage from the priests, but 2M or so from the effusions. i will also call for potions/cooldowns on the 2nd priest; that sounds like a good place to use them.
good to know about monk/pally; i will get on them to cleanse more. i CAN do curses, so i guarantee they'll come off quick
HST glyph is one i never take out.
thanks for the tips.
What we did is to use all offensive cooldowns during 2nd door.Also we used lots of focus interrupts.First we nuked first priest, tanks interrupts it. Nuked it fast enough so that it didn't even have the chance to get one effusion out.Then grab 2nd and 3rd priest. Nuke second while having someone assigned to interrupt him. Have someone using focus interrupts on 3rd (it's important to not divide dps).Both 2nd and 3rd cast effusions. Dinomancer comes down, 2nd dies. Tank interrupts dinomancer. Then person assigned to 2nd focus interrupts an effusion.Burn dinomancer to 50% then switch to third priest. If you did everything right you wont have a single poison nova till like 35-seconds into the second door opening. We also had a prot warrior who would aoe interrupt the effusions at the very end, I gues you could use solar beam in the same fashion.Also ranged stacking in that door helps a lot to pick the adds and heal the raid. Also dont be shy to use BL in that part, door 3 is tough but its all about healing the raids and dispel diseases (monk, pally and druid with symbiosis on pally need to use it on cd).Focus on single target dps and passive aoe.This comes from an average 495 ilvl group. We used 3 healers. Also for tips Hand of Protection removes triple puncture on the tank if he is taking lots of damage.Also we found DK blood tanks not doing so great in door 3 cause of mortal strike debuff.GL
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While my group did outgear the encounter quite a bit I strongly disagree with popping Bloodlust on the 2nd door since it is laughably easy if you keep interrupting. It should be best if you try to burn down 2 venompriest relatively quick, while having the Paladin tank Horridon and the third venompriest. Using his Interrupt, Avenger's Shield and Fist of Justice he should be able to keep him from casting almost completely, so that all other stuns and interrupts are available for the other two venompriests, so that they don't manage to cast either. So all you get are the volleys from the efusions which should be manageable. If you really get too many effusions you can either try to use more aoe to just kill them along the way or try to use more stuns. Also as mentioned your prot paladin should help dispelling.
This way you can stack up and use Bloodlust on the third door if needed or just use it for the War God.
Last edited by sthon; 03-09-2013 at 07:34 AM.
We killed it with 3healers+5dps 2melee, 3ranged with average 500+ ilvl. You should have more dps if you bring 6 dps although hunters with a blue weapon worries me a little. The shadowpriest is nice for some extra dispells when needed.
Ideally you want to burn the first venomancer/wastewalker/frozen warlord before the dinomancer shows up, we used BL on the third door since the warlord has more hp and we had trouble avoiding the frozen orbs.
2nd door:
1. interrupt instead of dispell
2. effusions they only have 800k hp and also cast poison volley
3. VP1 should be dying when the 2nd and 3rd spawn so you can interrupt them we had the 2 melee interrupt if it takes too long dps is lacking or not switching to the right target.
4. No idea just dps and interrupt more.
I'm not sure what the rest of you are seeing, but the Wastewalkers, Venom Priests, and Frozen Warlords are all immune to stuns, so I would advise against using your strong single stuns against them (stuns are still good for helping to control the smaller adds).
A few things to thing about on any given raid.
Clemency is huge on this fight for double BoP during Door 2
Symbiosis targets are also huge here as you can get extra Sunbeams for Venom Priests or Dispels
Warriors have Disrupting Shout as well.
Controlling the Venom Priests via silences has been paramount for my group since we picked up some people pre-5.2 who were undergeared. We're still working on the fight but going from interrupt->Sunbeam->Sunbeam locks it down so much. We're going to need to swap out our tank rotation because that MS was killing us on the Door 3 adds and I didn't realize it until now. We're also popping Lust on phase 3 since that seems the most intense from what I've read.
I don't think I've seen a fight before where you could adapt so heavily to based on talents/class skills.
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went in again last night armed with these suggestions (and a small HP reduction of the trolls).
door 2 is really smooth now; using cooldowns on the 2nd troll was a great suggestion and i had ranged burning effusions when they spawned. we hardly have to dispel at all. i also remember why dwarves are so great: stoneform!
door 3 actually gave us very little trouble. we pop heroism when the 2nd warlord drops and slow/stun the smaller adds to try and limit diseases. not much to really say here.
door 4 is still messy. BEARS, oh my! we only have one melee, but we had to take him off bear dps completely because of cleave deaths. it just seems like there's adds everywhere - usually a bear on the horridon tank, shaman jump off and attack other targets, etc.
we saw the war god a few times, although only once on a "clean" attempt. he ended up destroying the tank at about 30%. any tips for him? do you guys tank swap to rotate cooldowns? no have no strong external tank cooldowns to use.
the two main issues i was seeing were door 4 adds and losing our pally tank. it felt like he was getting global'd by horridon.
logs from last night if it helps. i feel like we'll down this on our next raid night, but any extra tips are appreciated.
How we did it:
* Cleanse spam on door 1.
* Use Control/cooldowns on door 2.
* Lust & Army of the Dead x2 so that we'ld get adds debuffing the ghouls instead of players on door 3.
* On door 4 we gave the tank a couple of seconds to pick up the bears and then started to AoE. Hardest part there is when the tank had to pick up the shamans, but if you're mass AoE'ing, they will generally speaking all pop at once, easy to pick them up then.
* We had all cooldowns, including Ancestral Guidance (Shaman DPS -> heals CD) on the War God, killed first time we got past door 3.
If your Paladin is dying, make sure he has Shield up for all Triple-Puncture hits, they can hurt once you got some stacks.
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I experienced a physical hit from the war god of about 500k when we did the encounter on patch day (immediately after taunt, and followed by a shout to complete the instant-death). Have we missed a raid-mechanic that GREATLY increases his dmg in a certain situation?
He died after that, and the monk tank was kept alive through 70-ish percentage of boss hp, so we got the kill and all, but... wtf.
yes, the war god continually ramps up his damage done until he's dead. you want to have your dps use cooldowns on him for sure.
and we finally got this down last night!! thanks all for the help. the raid comp is the same as what i listed in the OP. here's some additional notes on what helped us out, in case others are still struggling:
- army on the third door timed about when the second wave of small adds comes out. i also used earth elemental here. anything to keep diseases off the raid.
- we tried heroism in different places; our kill was with hero on the third door when the 2nd warlord dropped.
- the pally tank got good at timing ShotR for triple puncture, which helped immensely.
- the second and third wave it's crucial to have your add tanks be very quick about picking up the big mobs because they can 1-shot any non-tank. you probably want your best add tank on the fourth door.
healing this fight is all about triage healing. healing rain is a joke; when i did drop it, it was 80% overheal. even HST was unusually high at 22% overheal. for me, it was all about riptide & GHW; GHW+riptide+totem healing was 68% of my total. don't be afraid to use healing cooldowns at any time because you won't need raid healing cooldowns in the last phase (only the tanks take damage). i think i used HTT on the 2nd & 4th doors and ascendance on the 3rd.
the final bit of the puzzle for us was figuring out the tank stacks at the end. DK was tanking horridon during the 4th door.
- after the adds were dead, the pally taunted and HoP the DK to clear stacks.
- DK tanks war god, while pally gets ~5 stacks.
- once horridon was dead, pally used DS to clear stacks and keeps tanking.
- at 5 stacks, DK taunts. pally uses HoP on self to clear stacks.
- when DK hits 5 stacks, pally taunts and hits DK with HoP again.
- pally tanks to 5.
- DK taunts and tanks to 5.
he was dead well before the end of that.
kill logs.
One of the best things we did to get around the doors was to switch targets more. As an example on Door 3 we go Warlord -> Warlord -> Small Adds -> Warlord. We only have 3 range kill the Dinomancer since he has low health in the first place (for reference we also 2 heal). On the 4th door we kill Bear-> Shaman ->Bear -> Shaman -> Bear -> Shaman -> Casters -> Melee. The cleave isn't too big an issue and the only thing we ever need to watch for are totems since the fireballs by the Troll casters isn't too huge a problem.
Sounds like you're really close to finishing the fight. If we get at least 9 of our people to the boss burn phase we are able to finish this fight.
We were able to down it before the add nerf by doing what was suggested to you in the second door. The third door naturally fell simply when we had no adds up after the second door. However, we were doing this with 3 healers instead of 2.
What we noticed this week, and I don't know if we changed anything, but the fourth door was a nightmare. It seemed like everything was crazier and hitting harder than the week before. We were able to finish it by using our Heroism on door 4 unfortunately, but it took 4 or 5 attempts instead of the 1 that we thought it would take.
Overall, if you have the DPS, the fight is trivialized a bit by a third healer, especially if its a monk. That thing they use that rips off all debuffs and heals everyone is awesome. We were saving that for door 2, but due to our Paladin tank, and druid healer who is using symbiosis on him, they are able to keep the poison down in phase 2 enough that we can use it in phase 3 when it gets a little crazy.
Good luck this week, hopefully some gear drops from LFR will help. I think one of your biggest issues is going to be those hunters and their weapons, that sounds awful .
There are a few things you can do on this fight to make it a much simpler encounter overall.
1. As several people have said, interrupts on Door 2 are paramount. If you can keep the priests interrupted the damage output goes WAY down. When we first killed this fight we were not very geared (averaged between 490 to 497).
2. On door 3, we had our two melee focus on the small adds. In your comp having the monk and probably the boomkin focus on them would probably be your best bet. All other DPS focus on the Frozen Warlords. We also burned hero on this door on our first kills which can help you get over the hump.
3. On door 4, I highly recommend assigning your monk to deal with the flamecasters only and having everyone else focus on the Bears/Shamans. Do NOT have more than one shaman up at a time. You should be able to manage killing the first shaman just before the dinomancer spawns. Once you get the dinomancer dead and the door charged then focus down one bear and its rider than the other. You should have just enough time to do this before Jalak jumps into the fray.
4. Jalak is really not a problem, once you get to him you pretty much have a kill. He only has 17 million health on 10m normal and should just melt. If you did not have to burn hero on door 3, burn it here to get him down ASAP, then turn and burn Horridon.
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For a long time, bioscopes have been a part of India's bustling landscape, an aspect of childhood that came and went as bioscopewallahs travelled through the country. Bioscopes are an early movie projector taking the form of a wooden box, the interior of which has pictures that can be viewed through four circular holes. Bioscopewallahs are the people who would make their living by them, setting up temporarily and offering them as entertainment to children.
Mark Farmer recently returned from an expedition to the far end of southern Alberta with Dr. David Evans, Associate Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology at the ROM, in search of dinosaurs! Join us over the course of the next month as Mark and Dr. Evans put up their notes from the field, detailing discoveries, how dinosaurs are found and excavated, life in the field and more.
By Brendt Hyde, Mineralogy Technician
Our solar system is a very busy place! Aside from the 9 (no, make that 8!) major planets and their moons, there are 5 dwarf planets, 3 massive asteroid belts containing tens of thousands of smaller irregular bodies, and an untold number of comets.
Fun fact about the TIFF Bell Lightbox: its Artistic Director started out as a box-office volunteer. As a teenager, Noah Cowan volunteered for the relatively young "Festival of Festivals", now the Toronto International Film Festival. Since those humble beginnings, he has started Midnight Madness, founded the Global Film Initiative, curated major retrospectives on Indian and Japanese cinema, started a production company, been a film critic, Co-Directed TIFF and became Artistic Director of TIFF Bell Lightbox- but not exactly in that order.
July 6-8: Visitors
These past few days we have had some welcome visitors to Camp. First, some of our colleagues from the Montana State University and the Museum of the Rockies joined us for a day on July 6th. They are working the same series of rocks just a few kilometers south of us in Montana, and wanted to see what we are finding and where we are finding it on this side of the border. We also had a reporter from the Toronto Star join the crew to see ROM dinosaur field research first hand.
July 3, 2011: The South Side Ceratopsian Quarry
We are back again in southern Alberta, to continue our palaeontological survey and excavation of the Milk River region and adjacent areas. This blog will document how this field season progresses, and will report on any new and exciting dinosaur discoveries from the field!
June 28, 2011: Home Sweet Home


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