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Ok, im hoping some1 can check my gear and see if im lacking in Mitagation and how i can fix it .. ive tanked ICC 10man just fine all the way through, but when i did a pug ICC25man i had a priest complaining she had to heal me to much .. is it my gear or the healer thats the problem with this?
Hahahaha. You're better off not being in that group . It's a positive thing that they put you on ignore, bro, you don't need that shit. Did you say the other tanks weren't stacking on you? Madness. Just madness. HP and armor are lightyears ahead of any kind of mitigation for ICC. Dodge is nice, but effective health with benefit you more in the long run, just look around various recent threads here on Tankspot.
Just for semantics and clarity's sake, in the world of tanking jargon:
Mitigation is reducing an incoming hit's amount of damage, so armor, shield wall, and block (block is kinda meh since it's RNG like miss/dodge/parry and I'd rather dodge than block personally) are forms of mitigation.
Avoidance is actually avoiding an attack via miss/dodge/parry.
Avoidance is good, but armor is much better. Stack EHP.
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Sorry im kinda new to the tank terms, i mean i can tank but i dont know the extreme or even some of the basic mechanics you guys use .. what do you mean by EHP?
^ what Dreador said. Basically it's a number to equate armor to hit points, or "effective hit points" Since armor reduces your incoming damage, the formula effectively calculates what your hit points would be if you could take the same amount of damage, but none of it was mitigated. The forumla is:
hit points/[(1-%reduction from armor)(1-%reduction from dstance or equivalent)(1-%reduction from raid effect X)(1-%reduction from raid effectY)]
The different raid effects like blessing of sanctuary and inspiration can be repeated for how every many different kinds of reduction they are, but since they are multiplicative and not additive, you have to do another (1-%) thing for each effect.
There's more about it in my guide... I think... if not I might add more =P
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ah i see, thanks for the tips ill look into the other posts about EHP and so forth to learn more, thanks for the help
Im working on getting JC to 350 for the Stam gems which will help my HP alot, and im about to make the 264 Crafted tank boots tonight hopefully so that will help too.
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While the PJM Interconnection has made no major changes to its prototype capacity market since it proposed the idea a year ago in August, and though it has won a tacit OK from federal regulators...
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Why developers today are often kept waiting to get projects ok'd to connect to the grid.
queue. Capacity represented by new wind projects with interconnection agreements under study exceeds the entire current peak load for the SWPP footprint.
• PJM: Number of interconnection requests by its biannual study groups has increased 120 percent from 2005 to 2007.
• New York ISO: 400 MW of wind generation in commercial operation; 7,000 MW in wind projects (15-plus times greater) pending in the interconnection queue.
• California ISO: 118 (40,000 MW) of 173 active interconnection requests (57,686 MW total) represent renewable resources, with the renewable portion growing from 5,700 MW as of January 2006, and 11,000 MW as of January 2007. By contrast, CAISO's all-time peak demand (summer 2006) is 50,270 MW.
The Buffalo Ridge area of southwestern Minnesota, lying within Lincoln, Pipestone, and Murray counties, offers a particularly acute example of the growth of wind projects in regional interconnection queues, and many see such growth as pure speculation.
According to MISO, some 22,000 MW of wind-energy projects for that area remain pending in the regional interconnection queue, proposed for commercial operation by 2014, while the local grid serving the Buffalo Ridge feature is expected to offer only 1,900 MW of exportable outlet capacity as of 2014.
Of course, FERC late last year did grant incentive rate authority to Xcel Energy for some $1 billion in grid system investment planned for the larger Upper Great Plains region. The new investments include the BRIGO project (Buffalo Ridge Incremental Generation Outlet Project, consisting of three new 115-kV lines), plus three separate 345-kV projects designed to import power from the wind-rich Dakotas to Minnesota's Twin Cities and load centers in eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. (See Docket No. ER07-1415, order issued Dec. 21, 2007, 121 FERC ¶61,284) Nevertheless, the Buffalo Ridge situation has prompted some observers (including at least one FERC staff member) to pin the blame for queue delays on a fundamental shortage of transmission capacity. They say that in conducting their system-impact studies, engineers are trying to find ways to pour a quart of water into a one-cup container.
As MISO Vice President and General Counsel Stephen Kozey explained in written comments on the Buffalo Ridge problem, "once those electrons flow past the interconnection facilities, they try to flow with other electrons from other queued generators and the transmission lines simply cannot handle the strain."
Most observers describe the queue explosion as a "wind problem," exacerbated perhaps by wind developers racing the clock against the next scheduled legislative renewal of the federal production tax credit. They add that the low-level ante for queue entry ($10,000) and FERC's policy allowing developers to elect a no-fault, on-demand three-year suspension of a queued project after issuance of an IA creates asymmetric risk, making it too easy to join the queue, and too difficult for grid operators to winnow the backlog. All this leads presumably to a plethora of speculative, "phantom projects."
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The Most Spectacular Holiday Light Displays in and Around NYC
This post isn't yet updated for 2014. Please check back in early December. Check out our brand-new slide show of the best holiday light displays in NYC.
Going to visit over-the-top holiday and Christmas light displays in New York City is a popular seasonal activity. It seems like every year the installations get more and more elaborate. There are even tour buses that will take you to some of the neighborhoods that really get decked out for the season.
We've rounded up some of the best holiday displays in (or near) NYC. Yes, some of these attractions are far-flung but they're definitely worth the trip. So start a new holiday tradition this year by checking out these spectacular sights. You can find more seasonal fun in our Holiday Guide.
Note: All of the houses we've listed light up once the sun goes down. If you want to avoid the crowds and traffic jams, go early in the evening on a weekday. These places get really busy on weekends.
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Garabedian Family's Christmas House – Baychester
The Garabedian family's home on Pelham Parkway North is known to many as the Christmas House. Just take one look and you'll see why. Mixed in with a traditional Nativity scene and lots of corpulent angels are nearly 200 animated figures, all glammed up in old-school Hollywood-style gowns. Did I mention there's also holiday music blaring from multiple speakers? And massive chandeliers? There's even a horse-drawn carriage from which a Cinderella-like mannequin is elegantly exiting.
The Garabedian family is in the dress-making biz, so they fashion all of the mannequins' outfits themselves. They've been setting up this huge display since 1974 as a gift for their neighbors who did some sort of unnamed good deed for them back in the day. They wouldn't even reveal the secret to The New York Times!
As an added bonus, a few other homes in the area are decorated for the season too, although none anywhere near as elaborately. If you decide to visit the Christmas House, bring a little cash with you. Most visitors end up tossing donations over the fence, which the Garabedians reportedly give to nearby Immaculate Conception Church.
How to get there: If you don't have a car, find a friend with one and bum a ride. Located at 1605 Pelham Parkway North at Westervelt Avenue, the Christmas House isn't easily accessible by public transportation.
Santa's Corner – Whitestone
Queens residents love them some holiday lights. But if there's one place that truly shines in the borough, it's the intersection of 166th Street and 23rd Avenue. Here, alongside more run-of-the-mill displays, you'll find Kevin Lynch's house, which is completely wrapped in thousands of twinkling lights, plus lawn figures and a glass display case filled with moving toys. In the realm of Christmas light displays, I call this corner tastefully flamboyant. Like the Bronx's Christmas House, this home also accepts donations for a local children's charity.
How to get there: The corner of 166th St and 23rd Avenue is also not easy to get to via the MTA. Find a ride if possible. In fact, it's best to hit Santa's Corner and the Christmas House on the same evening. You can travel quickly between the two spots via the Whitestone Bridge.
Holiday Light Spectacular – South Slope
The very ambitious and creative homeowners make everything by hand in their backyard—no pre-fab strings of lights at all! Unlike other displays, this one is more like a light show with a unique theme and storyline every season. The 2013 edition debuted on Friday, December 13 and it's all about gingerbread men. The biggest change this year? You no longer need to wait for showtime. From 5 to 10pm every night, just hit one of the three buttons to see three different light animations synced to three different songs. Visit the organizers' Facebook page to see photos of previous displays, all unique and eye-popping.
How to get there: The house is located at 310A 22nd Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. The closest subway station is the 25th Street R stop. If you drive, you may need to park a few blocks away although when we went a few years back post-Christmas there was plenty of space.
Dyker Heights Christmas Lights – Dyker Heights
Dyker Heights is super-famous for its Christmas light displays. There's a PBS documentary called Dyker Lights, a three-and-a-half-hour Christmas Lights & Cannoli Tour, countless videos on YouTube and once, even Conan O'Brien visited (sadly that hilarious clip is not currently available online). Check out our Dyker Lights slide show.
How to get there: The displays run throughout the neighborhood but the hot spot is 11th to 13th Avenues between 83rd and 86th Streets. Be prepared for serious gridlock. We're not joking! You can take the subway, too. The D to 79th Street is the closest stop but it's still quite a walk away. If you're driving, visit Dyker Heights and South Slope's Holiday Light Spectacular on the same night by hopping on the Gowanus Expressway.
Long Island
Our Long Island site posts its own holiday lights roundup, but we still wanted to highlight one of our LI favorites.
The Lindy Christmas House – Lindenhurst
Since the late '90s, these Long Island homeowners have been seriously decking their halls with over-the-top holiday lights. Visitors can marvel at more than 32,000 strings of lights adorning their house and property, including a 21-foot-tall Christmas tree made of lights and giant inflatable decorations. As if that weren't enough, the lights blink in time to the music broadcast from their very own one-block radius radio station. Even if you've seen it before it's worth revisiting since the family adds to the extravaganza every season. They accept donations on behalf of a local childhood cancer foundation.
How to get there: The house is located at 405 North Broadway in Lindenhurst, Long Island, about an hour drive from midtown Manhattan.
No Longer Shining
Thanks to our readers, we've confirmed that the Elvis House in Mahwah, NJ has left the building. Farewell Elvis, we miss you.
Also, thanks to reader comments from last year, we know that the house on Hollywood and Phillip Avenues in the Bronx no longer trips the lights fantastic.
Find more seasonal fun in our Holiday Activity Guide.
Originally published on December 1, 2009
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- Dyker Heights at Christmas: Taking Kids to the Mind-Blowing Dyker Lights Displays in Brooklyn
- Holiday Event and Activity Guide: Things to Do in New York City with Kids for Christmas and Hanukkah
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10 reasons you should watch NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup
The Chase is turning 10. Its time you paid attention.
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A decade ago, NASCAR was struggling to grow beyond its moonshine-soaked Southern roots and grab a broader nationwide audience. Unfortunately, the schedules midseason comes at the same time as baseballs pennant races and just as football season gets chugging.
To remedy the situation and to create a similar sense of intrigue, NASCAR implemented The Chase.
With 10 races to go, the top 10 drivers (plus two wild cards) drivers essentially make the NASCAR playoffs, for lack of a better description. The series hits the big reset button, which levels the playing field and assures no one driver has the championship locked up by midseason, and that nobody can take home the big trophy with only 1 win (as Matt Kenseth did in 2003).
If youve ever spent time at a local short track, this might seem familiar, as well it should. Its basically a big B-Main series that results in an A-Main (The Chase) and second B-Main (Everyone else) Championship. Except this isn't a local short track, so points get involved and it gets more complicated.
Once a racer makes The Chase, his (or her) point values are leveled at 2000 base points with an additional 3 points awarded for each regular season win. The wild card entries are not awarded any additional points. For the final ten racers that follow, the points are awarded normally, with race winners earning 43 points and 3 bonus points. In addition, a point is awarded for leading the race and for most laps lead in a race.
But, you say, "Aside from the statisticians wet dream, why should I care?"
Well, this is the 10th year for The Chase, and all signs point to this being a hell of an anniversary.
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A few months after publicly making plans to form a movie company, 3net Studios is ready to get to work.
3net, which is a joint effort between Sony, Discovery and IMAX, just announced its first slate of projects, which includes original 3D and 4K TV shows and specials. That's right; 3net Studios will produce a native 4K programming—a first for the industry.
That technology will go to Space, a series which will be produced in what the company calls "TotalD" (native 3D 4K, 2D 4K, 3D 2K and both 3D/2D HD formats). Space is a three-part series of hour-long episodes that cover the Big Bang to the present, as well as a little peek into the future.
Another show, Marksmen, will be the first 3D motion comic series for TV. The slate will have live-action and animated projects, including the documentary Frozen in Time: Our History in 3D, the live-action special Wingsuit Warrior: Jeb Corliss vs. the World, and a travelogue series Daydream.
"Today's announcement marks an important first step in our ongoing mission to meet the increasing global demand for high-quality, original 3D and 4K television content head on," said 3net President/CEO Tom Cosgrove. "We're proud of the diverse initial slate of live-action and animated series we have created and look forward to expanding it as 3net Studios finalizes its full 2013 development schedule."
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If the closing statement was about family and tradition, the show itself was about how to keep pushing what is essentially a very classic product forward and protect it from getting mired in predictability and the past.
Big kimono sleeved blanket coats were pinned into shape with huge kilt pins. Ponchoes were slung over one shoulder to reveal bare midriffs and low slung shorts beneath the chunky textured outer layers. Cardigan coats dropped off naked shoulders over collage sequined dresses and zipped neck pieces. Zipped cardigans were worn backwards to reveal naked backs under chunky marls.
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I've had a 2004 RAV and currently drive a 2007 RAV. Styling of the new Yaris, new Auris (never liked the last one) and now this suggests to me Toyota is either genius or utterly devoid of any human creativity; styled by a humanoid for a humanoid. I think I'm driving my last RAV4.
AE - you've done it again! 19 pictures - and none of the load area and the most significant improvement - the rear door !!! We know what the Toyota badge looks like so that's two pictures wasted; we know what from and rear lights look like - that's two more. Surely in a family vehicle the luggage area is worth at least one photo? Whoever puts these items together needs a kick up the ar..
It's much bigger, has a larger boot with a standard boot door and is much more efficient. I like it!
Wel the last ravi was like all the others boring nut reliable mot great on diesel v the germans and the interior"s were very dull too, this as the the previous contributers state is hard to totally judge by the poor pictures and therefore looks awful, front for me is ridiculous as if the computers have gone mad,though interior does look better quality but hardly exciting, not sure what the dashboard is all about on the passenger side iwith that large gap ? Put stuff there at ypur peril? A long way still to go for me,and i have owned a toyota in the stable for 7 years..but it still won't be a ravi .. Which is a shame as i want a 4x4 or crossover at least but not a ravi.
When the Rav4 first came out I always saw it as a radical vehicle creating it's own new segment in the automotive market i.e sporty 4x4s, now they are just bland looking yet somehow overly designed. Could be a Honda CRV looking down the side of it, the rear is awful. They use to look so much more purposeful with the wheel on the back too, but yes ok I guess that's not practical these days
Horrendous, seriously Toyota time to sack the 'designers' or the 2 year old with the crayon. At what point did someone not realize that they were creating an ugly monster. So happy to see the car features that awful back shelf, which resembles something you would buy on a fitness tv shopping channel.
The one redeeming feature of the car is the the back end of car serves to make the front end of the car look less ugly.
This is one Rav4 owner who won't be looking, especially as Toyota's quality and customer response has been lack luster of late.
Whats happened since the 1st RAV came out? It was the bad boy soft roader. Now is a boring mums car and looks like most of the ugly 4x4s these days . No wonder the Range Rover Evoke is doing so well.
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In the summer of 2008, I spent several months covering frontline fighting around the volatile districts west of the city of Kandahar in Afghanistan. By August I was preparing to move from an area under Canadian Army command in Kandahar to one in neighbouring Helmand Province where the United States Marines had been fighting. When I arrived at the Marine's headquarters the public affairs officer asked me what I wanted to do. I asked her to send me to the combat outpost located in the worst area with the most austere conditions. I was told to meet a Marine at a tent on the flight path at Kandahar Airfield around midnight and they would take me on a C-130 military aircraft, then a helicopter followed by a heavily armed convoy (a journey totaling several days) and finally arriving in Garmsir District at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Apache North. As expected from my 2+ years covering the war, it was 120 degrees Farenheit everyday, 4-6 patrols per day, no running water or toilet and sand fleas biting me all night.
At 31, U.S. Marine Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Orjuela was one of the oldest Marine's in the unit at the FOB. Most of the Marines in the unit were just 21-years-old. The conditions were so rough there that for me what said the most about this place was the faces of these young men. Everyday I spent several hours talking to each Marine and getting to know them, sometimes it took several days to build a connection. When we returned to the FOB at the end of each patrol I took a Marine into an empty bunker where there was natural light and took some portraits of them for about 5-10 minutes. Carlos was the very first Marine I photographed for this body of work.
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I know some people were waiting to see if the world was going to end, but it didn't so ThatKellieGirl is very happy to get back to the holidays.
This weekend is the last opportunity to do your last-minute shopping. I will be picking up a small few items for the little kids, but that's it. I don't do well with the mayhem of Christmas shopping. I usually stay far, far way from it. So I will be making an early morning run to avoid any foolishness. Other than that, this weekend is shaping up very nicely. There are some great events to check out .
You can start with Amel Larrieux at that Howard Theater and Syleena Johnson at Blue's Alley today (12/21). And StepAfrika! closes out this weekend at the Atlas Performing Arts Theater.
Catch some other events below!
Peace and Blessings,
ThatKellieGirl :-)


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From Theory to Praxis: Realigning the EU's growth and sustainability strategy
Panel Debate in the European Parliament
On February 23rd, the Bertelsmann Stiftung and the World Future Council (WFC) jointly held the last out of a set of three debates in the European Parliament dealing with the issue of "Rethinking Well-being. How to keep Europe on the Sustainability Track." The panel series was hosted by three Members of the European Parliament: Rebecca Harms, Jo Leinen, and Sirpa Pietikäinen. At a first meeting in the middle of January participants had discussed the need to go beyond the current GDP-related growth paradigm and to develop a more comprehensive and sustainable understanding in which ways future economic models should contribute to human well-being. The second meeting focused on the question of how to increase the political impact of measurement tools aiming to capture and assess sustainable development in our changing world. During the final panel, the participants focused on possible implications of alternative concepts of well-being on the EU's future growth and sustainability strategy.
After a welcome by Thomas Fischer, Head of the Brussels office of the Bertelsmann Stiftung, Rebecca Harms, MEP and Co-Chair of the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance, introduced the three speakers, namely Jo Leinen, MEP with S&D and Chairman of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, Anders Wijkman, Chair of the CEPS Task Force "A green budget for a sustainable future" and member of the World Future Council, and Conny Reuter, President of the Social Platform in Brussels.
As Jo Leinen stressed in his statement the headline goal of the EU's new growth strategy – the so-called "EU 2020 Strategy" – had changed from competitiveness to sustainability, integrating economic, as well as social and environmental aspects. From his point of view the implementation of the EU's climate and energy agenda would mark an important move towards renewable resources, even though 80 percent of Europe's energy would still come from non-renewable resources. Referring to the example of unused electronic waste coming from mobile phones and other IT gadgets, Jo Leinen urged the audience to reuse energy and other resources that stay currently unused. Finally, Leinen pinpointed to the necessity of economic sustainability: There would be a close link between the economic crisis of Greece and the resurgence of rampant speculation in global financial markets which ought to be tamed by a strict European regulatory framework.
Former MEP Anders Wijkman started by the observation that, different from the failed Lisbon Strategy, the European Commission's EU 2020 paper would actually contain some entry points for alternative approaches to economic development. It would, however, remain difficult in the EU's institutional setting to approach economic, social and environmental problems in an integrated way. Neither the European Parliament's nor the Commission's internal organiation would allow for concerted action at interdepartmental level. Wijkman then critisized the complete absence of European political and public leadership in the aftermath of the devastating outcomes of the Copenhagen climate summit. According to him, the EU's renewable energy policy debate should put a much stronger emphasis on "good strategic reasons" like energy security, pollution, import of fossil fuels from non-democratic regimes and poverty reduction. Wijkman sees the road to success in a new understanding of well-being that puts the preservation of natural capital at the centre of economic thinking. First of all, this would imply that development and resource use ought to be decoupled, thereby turning resource productivity into the key criterion of sustainability – which should also be included in the EU 2020 strategy.
Conny Reuter focused on the economic crisis' effects on the living conditions of people in Europe. According to him we should stop "spending our time on discussing agendas" and focus on the huge development and social problems that we have to cope with in reality. In his opinion, well-being is about nothing else but social and societal cohesion. From this perspective, the high numbers of Europeans living under the threat of poverty (82 millions) and of "working poor" in the EU (19 millions) would clearly indicate how far Europe is actually away from achieving the objective of well-being for all of its citizens. Beyond its detrimental impact on cohesion, however, this grievance would also considerably damage the EU's economic basis. Poor people would be obliged to buy cheap products which are usually imported from outside the EU's internal market. According to Reuter any approaches towards sustainable development would have to address the developmental, industrial and social dimension of the current global crisis. When finally commenting on the Commission's draft EU 2020 strategy paper he particularly deplored the missing issue of antidiscrimination issues. According to Mr. Reuter, a non-discriminatory and sustainable Europe would have to provide for an active inclusion policy, combining traditional labour market policies with the guarantee of social services and minimal incomes.
During the ensuing discussion Jo Leinen stressed the importance of finding new indicators for innovation and well-being such as health, decent work and good education. Anders Wijkman once again stressed that we should abandon our "throw away mentality" and introduce clear targets for energy and resource efficiency. Furthermore, the public would have to be informed more accurately about the backdrops and externalities of cheap production in other parts of the world. Rebecca Harms endorsed this point and added that consumption patterns are not defined by well-informed elites but by the majority of consumers. Focusing on the political relevance of new concepts of well-being, Mr. Fischer asked how the EU 2020 Strategy and the EU Sustainable Development Strategy could possibly profit from the different sets of indicators as they have recently been presented by the Stiglitz Commission, the OECD and the EU's "GDP and Beyond" initiative. He also pointed to the fact that, in order to take action immediately, we need to find new modes of production that can actually be implemented.
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80 proof - Color: dark golden brown from being colored that way - Nose: peaty and smooth with hints of toffee, chocolate, and vanilla - Taste: pretty much the same as nose! Sweet Burnt toffee is my favorite part of the flavor - Finish dandy and good, smooth but not too smooth JWBK is a fine whisky for enjoying simply at bars or with friends. Its my goto because of its readily availableness. it's a consistent affordable and respectable blend and will always have a home at my pub. 85/100