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Arrive into Bogota and explore the beautiful La Candelaria district including the Palace of Justice, Plaza Bolivar and Botero Museum (to name a few!) Travel north east in your private vehicle with guide to Villa de Leyva, enroute visit the village of Zipaquira, the Salt Cathedral and Raquira "the city of pots"; this is the perfect place to shop for local hand-crafted souvenirs to bring home! Villa de Leyva is best explored by foot, so don your best pair of walking shoes and learn the history of this beautiful town from your guide. A tour to the city of Tunja is also included during your stay in Villa de Leyva. Before departing go back (way back, 120 million years or so!) in time with a visit to "El Fossil" a 12 meter Kronosaurus fossil! You will also visit Pozos Azules and El Enfiernito. Continuing north arrive to San Girl, Santander; the adventure mecca of Colombia perfect for rafting, rappelling, hiking and other adventure sports! Here you have the option to take a climbing adventure through caves, canyoning and rappelling or a more leisurely hike to Juan Curi waterfall! Relax and enjoy the Kimbala Resort after your adrenaline filled day! Back on the road, travel to Barichara, arguably Colombia's best preserved colonial town. Enjoy time at leisure to explore this hidden gem on your own. Fly from Bucaramanga to Bogota and depart.
In order to confirm your trip you must submit copies of your passports for Colombia bookings.
Upon your arrival you will be met by a local representative who will help you locate your vehicle.
Enjoy a private airport transfer with professional driver and guide.
You will be picked up from your hotel by private vehicle and guide to begin your historical city tour from North of Bogota. La Candelaria is Bogota's heart and soul, from its humble beginnings this is the oldest part of the city and the Plaza Bolivar (Main Square) are high on any visitor's agenda. As you wander the streets of La Candelaria away from the main square, your guide will not only explain the history of Bogota but also the intricacies of current Colombian culture and daily life. There will be time for a refreshment stop in one of the cities coffee houses. After this short break you will head on to the Botero Museum. This is a permanent exhibition of works or art by Fernando Botero, Colombia's most famous artist who's "oversized" art is instantly recognizable. The museum not only houses work by Botero but also other world famous artists such as Dali, Monet and Van Gogh.
You will stop in one of the local restaurants close to the square for a chance to sample some local Colombia cuisine.
The next stop after lunch will be the Gold Museum. The Museum has one of the finest collections of Pre Hispanic gold in the world, with more than 35,000 pieces of pre-Colombian gold work in the collection. Next you will visit the finest view point of Bogota, the hill top look out and monastery of Monserrate. The summit can be reached by either funicular railway or cable car. From the highest point the view across the city will enable you to see the different sectors of Bogota. The new convent is a pilgrimage site for many Colombians whom, during Easter week, make their way past the fourteen Stations of the Cross until reaching the convent at the summit.
Private transfer from Bogota to Villa de Leyva.
Half day walking tour of the historic centre of Villa de Leyva. Witness its enormous plaza (one of the largest in South America), along with interesting historical building such as the house of Antonio Nariño, and the Monasteries de las Carmelitas Descalzas. Modern construction is scarce amongst the colonial Spanish whitewashed walls that line the cobbled streets, and terracotta tiles that shade cascading flowers hanging over painted green balconies. The town's main square is one of the largest cobbled stone plazas in all South America and plays host to numerous events and exhibitions such as the festival of kites and the spectacular festival of lights when the sky is illuminated by a thousand fireworks
A short drive from Villa de Leyva ascending through mountainous slopes, Tunja has a very impressive centre with beautiful churches and other examples of fine Spanish Colonial Architecture. The tour will start in the large expansive Plaza de Bolivar with the cathedral dating from the end of the 16th century, a mixture of Romanesque, Gothic and Moorish styles. The Casa de la Cultura is located opposite the cathedral and houses many reproductions of European masterpieces and it is in this house that Simon Bolivar stayed before the battle of Boyaca. A visit to the Casa del Fundador Suarez Rendon is to step inside one of the few remaining mansions of a Spanish Conquistador still in existence with its attractive courtyard and fine views as well as an interesting collection of portraits of Colombian presidents. The church of Santo Domingo is one of the most remarkable with its richly carved wood and side chapel that glistens with glass and gold. Depending on your level of interest your guide can show you further fine churches or you can alternatively sit in one of the many coffee houses and watch the citizens of Tunja in including the many university students go about their business.
Your guide will collect you from your hotel and walk you to where your vehicle will be waiting. The first point of interest during this half day excursion will be the Pozos Azules; this mineral enriched lagoon with its vibrant turquoise waters. Then from the Lagoon you will drive through the desert like terrain towards El Fossil (The fossil). This 120 million year old 12 meter Kronosaurus fossil is on show in a small palaeontology museum with other artefacts that have been found in this fossil rich area. From the museum you will continue your journey towards the Astrological site of El Enfiernito. This site was once the central to the local Muisca Indians and was used by them to predict seasons and hold rituals. The site has 30 cylindrical stone monoliths sunk vertically into the ground. From the comfort of your vehicle is a great way to see the local area and this half day trip takes in a number of the sites around Villa de Leyva. You will finish the tour back in to town in time for an early lunch.
This spectacular drive is one of the gems of Colombia. Leaving the uplands of Boyaca your journey will take you into the rolling green valleys of Santander with its striking mountains, tumbling rivers and immaculately preserved colonial towns. Both departments were the cradle of Colombian independence, were the site of the first rebellions against Spanish rule and where the first constitution was signed. Santander was a sovereign state from 1857, but became a department of the new state of Colombia in 1886. There are many reminders of those turbulent times, but today it is a region of Colombia that is famous for its tranquillity, the beauty of its landscape and the forthright hardworking attitude of its people who are very proud of their homeland and extend a warm welcome to visitors. Strategically located on the route to the Caribbean and Venezuela, Santander was where many European immigrants settled, mainly Germans which gave impetus to its development. The region is also famous for its delicious cuisine with the famed cooked ants being a local delicacy, either served fried as a snack or as part of a sauce to accompany meat dishes.
As you head north through this dramatically beautiful landscape, along winding roads that present new and marvellous vistas at every turn, you will arrive at San Gil, a pretty colonial town set in the deep valley of the Rio Fonce and home to a very pleasant climate.
This 5 hour tour is a heavy mixture of caving, canyoning, rappelling and a mixture of waterfall and rock climbing. Starting with an overview of the day and a full safety instruction on the equipment the expertly trained local guides will accompany you on this adventure into the local countryside where you can test your skills and enjoy the challenges presented by the various activities.
Accompanied by your guide & driver, travel the short distance to the historic village of Barichara
In the afternoon, enjoy some time on your own to relax.
Transfer to Bucaramanga, the capital city of Santander, and to Palo Negro airport.
Depart for your flight from Bucaramanga to Bogota. Flight duration is approximately 55 minutes. This flight operates at various times throughout the day starting at 05:50 with a last flight of 20:50. A mid-morning flight will be booked for you unless otherwise noted. Please note that flight times and prices are subject to change without notice.
In the heart of La Candelaria, the Hotel de la Opera offers an oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the capitals everyday life. With a stunning colonial exterior and interior there are few hotels in Bogota to compete in style and elegance. The location is excellent; next to the Cristóbal Colón Theatre and across the street from the Palacio de San Carlos, which currently houses the Foreign Affairs Ministry. Also across the street is the Colonial Art Museum and just two blocks away is Bolivar Square and the National Cathedral. The Presidential Palace, known as the Casa de Narino, is just a few blocks away.
Located just a few blocks from the principal plaza in Villa de Leyva, Hotel la Posada de San Antonio is nestled in one corner of a smaller plaza. The reception area doubles as a small art gallery displaying paintings from local artists. Other works of art will be found as you explore the hotel. The building itself is an old colonial house with a large central courtyard with the rooms encompassing the courtyard. This historical building fits in perfectly with the cobbled streets and old world charm of Villa de Leyva but with the art twist and a touch of luxury. This hotel is one of the more stylish hotels in Villa de Leyva.
The Hotel Kimbala Resort is a traditional building located just outside the town of San Gil, peacefully away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre. With its amazing views of the surrounding valleys, hills and countryside it's the perfect peaceful retreat. With its swimming pool and gardens it's a great place to relax after a day's walking or exploring. The family atmosphere adds to the feeling of calm and hospitality.
Set amongst the cobbles streets of Barichara, La Nube Posada is an excellent 8 room boutique hotel. Small and friendly yet with great service and attention to detail, the 150 year old house is one of the traditional buildings of the town, and has been lovingly converted into a fine hotel. Five of the rooms surround an internal courtyard and there is a shaded garden which attracts numerous birdlife. La Nube also has a restaurant which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as a small spa. It is a perfect location to relax and use as a base for exploring the delights of Barichara.
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That's odd. Maybe you can explain how I reached 2k ticks of UB then. I really wish I'd saved the recount, I wasn't logging at the time for a retrievable parse.
Jehrin is right. You gain no advantage by timing DCs differently with UB. If it were, there'd be plenty of discussion about it in Unholy DPS threads. As it is, UB is generally considered a middle of the road talent (and really only worth about 1% of damage). It's not fantastic, but there's no better place to put that point, so it stays.
That's odd. Maybe you can explain how I reached 2k ticks of UB then. I really wish I'd saved the recount, I wasn't logging at the time for a retrievable parse.
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Alongside ret paladins, I'd add enhancement shamans. They are a bit rarer, and they do have an appreciable magic damage component via Maelstom weapon + Lightning Bolt (or Chain Lightning), If I had to choose between the two, I'd give it to the shaman. One thing somebody would have to figure out is weapon imbues; typically with reasonably good raid gear, an enh shaman imbues MH with Windfury (physical boost) and Flametongue weapon on OH to increase Lava Lash. (which is further boosted by the glyph). If you plan on poping hysteria consistently on the shaman, it might be worthwhile to investigate dual WF imbues.
Incidentally, some of the effects don't make sense. Arcane Power and Owlkin Frenzy work with spell damage, there's no reason to boost physical damage on an arcane mage or lazerbudgie.
DS works fine for Unholy in that it heals as much as Blood (assuming you have the same health), however, it is not as valuable to Unholy for a few reasons. The biggest one is that the damage will be very noticeably inferior to ScS considering you're both lacking Imp DS and *can/will* have several buffs to ScS. In the situations where the healing is not/less required (which will also be smaller and fewer than Blood since Bone Shield will reduce your damage a lot) the value will be much less.
It's fine to use DS to pop some healing when you're Unholy, but I wouldn't rely on it or you may find your threat to be a little lackluster, comparatively. If you want to play the trying to pick the right one at the right time game, that's your call, but Unholy has a lot to keep track of already.
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Death Coil 1: 2000 damage
Unholy Blight 1 damage: 200 spread over 5 ticks @ 40 damage per tick.
Death Coil 2: 2000 damage, applied after tick 3
Unholy Blight 1 had 80 damage left on it, so that 80 damage gets added to Unholy Blight 2's damage:
Unholy Blight 2: 280 damage over 5 ticks @ 56 damage per tick
This time you let the stack drop. Unholy Blight 2 did 280 damage, Unholy blight 1 did 3 x 40 = 120 damage, for a total of 400 damage total. You gained nothing by extending the first dot.
By rolling the stack, you'll get higher and higher instant DPS and TPS, but your overall Damage and Threat is actually slightly reduced if you never let the stack fall. Basically you're taking damage you did in the first part of the fight and continually shifting it toward the end of the fight, compressing more and more damage done in the latter half.
So yes, it's possible to get very high ticks of Unholy Blight going. All that really means for you, though, is that you have built up a large excess of damage/threat done that you never let land.
Wow, Satorri. The thoroughness with which you covered this topic is truly commendable. /salute
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Tank DK worship aside, I do have a thought regarding unholy and it's strength considering the new ICC instances. How much would the "icecrown radiance" debuff (-20% dodge) influence unholy's strength, especially in conjunction with the faster swinging bosses, and would that bear mentioning in the bone shield segment?
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Yeah, lately I've been looking for a new cult to follow...so....ah....um...where do I sign up? And does this cult come with spiked soft drinks?
But as a tank, I'm mostly concerned with my threat generation, and all that really matters there is total threat done. Were you ever to end up in a scenario where you have to choose between refreshing your Unholy Blight dot and some other task, it's important to realize that dropping the stack isn't that big of a deal after all.
I don't see very many tanks taking Glyph of Indomitability - Item - World of Warcraft . Is that because there's no Stamina on it? I never managed to get Heart of Iron - Item - World of Warcraft (and it's unlikely I ever will now...). I've got extra Emblems of Triumph, would the Glyph be a reasonable upgrade over The Black Heart - Item - World of Warcraft ? Or is there a better way to go?
There is a large bias against the Glyph due to tank-illiteracy. The glyph is an amazing EH trinket. It comes out ahead of the Black Heart basically any time the encounter has a majority of physical damage.
What you should probably be rocking is Glyph/Heart unless you have Juggernaut(aka satrinas)/Heart. If you have the latter combination I would go Juggernaut/Glyph.
Thank you for the effort that compiling this guide required. I recently decided to revisit and gear my Death Knight for tanking as my guild has recently been experiencing a shortage of reliable tanks for ICC. It made relearning the craft considerably easier.
A comment and a question, then another question...
Firstly, just wanted to say that I thank you very, very much for the ridiculously comprehensive guide for this. I'm a pretty fresh 80 DK, and I've never tanked before in WoW (previous main was a Mage). Your guide has helped me so very much in figuring out specs, techniques, etc. I'm already faring quite nicely in heroics, and have already tanked the new ones, even nailing the Halls of Reflection OMGITSARTHASRUN phase on the first try (kept the abominations turned away and everything!).
Secondly: I'm currently running Frost 2H right now, mainly because I quickly got a Marrowstrike to use (after tanking some heroics with a Whale-Stick Harpoon...yikes). I plan to switch to DW, mainly because the idea of more Rime procs and Rune Strike oppurtunities makes me excited in ways I shouldn't mention.
Anyways, concerning gemming: I understand that Expertise is more valuable than Hit; is it worth gemming Expertise for DW? I doubt I would ever throw a pure Expertise gem in a slot, but is it worth it using Stam/Ex gems? I've read elsewhere that the Expertise soft-cap target is 30 for DW (instead of 26), so my concern should be obvious.
Thirdly: Say I choose to use one tanking weapon and one DPS weapon for DW-ing; is there a preference/difference in which should go main hand and which should go off-hand? I would imagine the slower one would go main-hand.
It's probably obvious that not only am I new to tanking, but melee in general. Thanks in advance, and again, fantastic guide!
Whew, I'm a bit behind on the questions. Let me go one by one.
To be clear on UB, you are *never* wasting the damage by stacking it, you just aren't multiplying it, assuming the method described is correct. Every time you keep the stack up you are simply intensifying the ticks. Remember that with threat it is not about the total done, but when the threat is applied. Using the Death Coil Hammer method I described above I was able to out-threat any of my other builds. Not all my builds are designed to hit the same threat vs survival balance, and you can say what you will about my personal skill, but assuming that my skill is roughly constant across the class/specs, it is worth noting.
Kensho, the effect of Chill of the Throne is most notable against Bone Shield. It will hurt our uptime, and since single hits are less painful than they used to be, often enough, you might see less sizable steps in reduction there. However, one thing worth noting is that we get some value back with the large amounts of multiple small damage sources and fast attack speeds. With attacks close enough together we can get a bit more mileage in not consuming charges within the hidden cooldown.
Personally, I would feel slightly discouraged about using Bone Shield with that huge chunk of Dodge missing, but there are mitigating factors that do counter the loss a bit.
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Krahla, the Glyph of Indomitability is tricky. It is not subject to the armor multipliers of Toughness or the Meta, but it is still a solid chunk of mitigation.
Here's the problem: for effective health gains (composite of health, armor, and % damage reduction from stances and buffs) the Glyph is slightly less EH value than a Stam trinket of the same level.
Here's the upside: stacking pure health is great (and outwardly visible) but it does nothing at all to reduce the amount of damage you take. In a world where healers don't care about mana (usually), and therefore efficiency is virtually meaningless, taking less damage has little or no value if we're speaking purely in terms of EH.
That said, the armor trinket(s) will be fantastic in situations where you are first concerned with taking less damage, but they will be a little less valuable for pure EH gains, and will offer no protection against magic damage.
For my money, I love that this trinket also gets you some AP (50 isn't too shabby), and it will play rather nicely with Unbreakable Armor, if you are Frost.
Expertise is not necessarily more valuable than hit. It depends on what you have and what you're using.
Until you hit 26 expertise on your character sheet every point of expertise rating is giving you double the hit chance reduction as hit rating on melee attacks. Expertise has no effect on spells. Hit rating will be the only factor helping your spells not miss, though for some specs that is less important, yes.
Frost happens to walk the middle ground. Howling Blast is a very nice ability not to miss, but dual wielding auto-swings will really appreciate less dodge/parry chance, as will Obliterate.
In general, I recommend aiming for soft-cap expertise at 26 (no, it's no different for dual wielding, your chance to be dodged has nothing to do with your weapons, that likely was a product of someone saying where you will see not many more parries than a 2-handed DK), and 8% reduced miss chance (7% if you always have a spacegoat with you).
If you're over that soft cap on either it's not the end of the world as you will still get value. If you're going to be over on one, I recommend it be Expertise if you have a say. It's not the end of the world if you aren't quite soft-capped, but it will feel more comfortable for rune usage.
When dual wielding, always put the slowest/highest instant weapon damage in your main hand. A quick, short-hand explanation.
If you have 2 weapons, one does 1000 damage every 2.5 seconds (fictional, but note: 400 dps) and one that does 400 damage once per second (again, 400 dps) look at what happens when you put them in each hand:
Slow Main/Fast Off = 1000 + (400*0.575) = 1230
Fast Main/Slow Off = 400 + (1000*0.575) = 975
It won't matter for auto-swings as the swing timer will bear out, but for instant weapon strikes the off-hand damage penalty will hurt you more on the slow weapon (which will hit harder each time it connects).
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The heart of Electric Forest, what we now call The Sherwood Forest, is first and foremost an environment. Above all of the jaw-dropping light and art displays, it is a dynamic, living ecosystem with all of the interacting components part of any environment in nature.
This past winter, we identified a beetle infestation (the bug, not the band!) in a small but worrisome number of trees inside the central area of The Sherwood Forest. After much study, it was determined that in order to preserve the ecosystem, the only conservation management plan was to cut and remove all infected trees. It is the expectation of conservation experts that with implementation of this forest management plan, we will increase tree health and vigor of The Forest, and all of the critters that call it home year-round, for years to come.
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Laura wrote about some of the sessions she is planning to attend. I will be in a couple of those myself! I thought I would share the sessions I chose for Wednesday. I will talk about other sessions in future posts.
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Plenary Session: How Will Our Society Survive? Do We Alter, Mutate, Modify, Shift or Switch?
But It's My Family: Copyright Issues for Genealogists
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I have recently started collecting Nether Vortex's (3/5 sofar). And I cant decide which weapon the upgrade: Black Planars Edge or Drangonmaw. I currently have both, but I cant make up my mind
So if I can ask some of you guys who are wielding these weapons, what your thoughts are.
Thanks in advance
[item]Wicked Edge of the Planes[/item] is more PvE imo. I will be crafting it as soon as I get my last 3 vortexes. With the added crit to it you increase your chances of proccing Flurry, which makes up for the haste proc on the [item]Dragonstrike[/item] and it has AP as well.
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I prefer Haste.My brother had it,it shines
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With the Nerf on haste rating and the effect on ppm it has Dragonstrike has been more or less brought into line with WEotP.
So for your choice if you are a human -> Mace
Orc -> Axe
Any other race, a matter of preference. Axe will let you fill in stat gaps you have in your gear, while the mace will give you greater scalability as your gear progresses.
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Thx for the input guys I've decided that I would upgrade the axe for now. Our guild only raids 3 - 4 nights a week, and our progress is a bit slow atm. So instead of upgrading a 2h later on I'll upgrade Dragonmaw later on
I'm a fat ass Tauren btw
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Saw you had Core of Arkelos trinket....please exchange it fast :
If you don't have Abbacus of Violent Odds or the Badge Trinket, at least go get the Ogri'la trinket. The +7dmg is worth it when you have such a fast OH (I calculated that a long time ago) and the 1 min CD means you will NEVER save it . Since the CD will almost always be ready for every fight.
But this trinket gets exhanged as soon as you get a purple dps trinket . But it's still better than the Core .
Democracy is two wolfes and a sheep voting what to have for dinner. Liberty is a well armed sheep contesting the vote.
Maybe I am misunderstanding but I thought you had to be a master hammersmith to wield dragonmaw, and a master axesmith to wield wicked edge. And since you cant be both at the same time -- even though you can change specialization but is it worth it?
Suffer well.
Of course you can only use the weapon you are specialized with, but having the other ready for a change of pace is a good thing. Just takes time to do it .
Democracy is two wolfes and a sheep voting what to have for dinner. Liberty is a well armed sheep contesting the vote.
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dont punish me because god and flamingo man put tons of stupid gif sigs i only got one and i want to keep it
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The 18 & Counting Season 2 DVD set show that it's official: The Duggars are a true pop culture phenomenon. With their regular appearances on national talk shows, their countless press clippings and their enormous online following, this 20-member family from Arkansas has all of America talking.
The 18 Kids & Counting DVDs continue to follow the patriarch and matriarch of this large"and still growing"group who are former high school sweethearts, Jim Bob and Michelle. With values rooted in their strong personal faith, Jim Bob and Michelle firmly believe that every child is a gift to be cherished. The 18 Kids & Counting videos show a family where after more than 20 years of marriage, the couple has received 18 gifts"ten boys and eight girls. With only two sets of twins among the 18 children, Michelle has been pregnant for 12 years of her life. The 18 Kids & Counting Season Two DVD set gives you another vital piece of Duggar trivia is that each child's name begins with a ''J'' " Joshua, Jana, John-David, Jill, Jessa, Jinger, Joseph, Josiah, Joy-Anna, Jeremiah, Jedidiah, Jason, James, Justin, Jackson, Johannah, Jennifer, and baby Jordyn-Grace.
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It was in Butterworth's Housman settings that English folksong was wholly and effortlessly absorbed into English art song, and no more so than in the perfection of 'Loveliest of trees'. Its opening is a brief, magical descending phrase for piano, which seems to encapsulate both the delicacy and transience of the blossom and, by extension, of life itself. This and other snatches of melody in the song, such as the exultant outburst at the end of the first stanza, form the basis of the later orchestral rhapsody.
'When I was one-and-twenty' is the only time when Butterworth uses a traditional folk tune in his Housman songs. The young man's bitter realisation of the folly of spurning the 'wise' man's advice is brilliantly emphasised by a mere one-bar extension of the tune at the conclusion of the song. In 'Look not in my eyes' Housman alludes to the myth of Narcissus. It is set to a flowing melody in 5/4 time and has a fine moment of word painting at the end of the first verse where, on the word 'eyes', the music literally halts with an arpeggiated chord of C major, epitomising the forbidden long deep gaze. It is contrasted by a devil-may-care rendering of 'Think no more, lad', a fine piece of musical irony with a superficially carefree manner that masks the darker undertones of the poem.
A characteristic of the songs is their economy of means, something which is amply demonstrated in 'The lads in their hundreds' with its lilting melody, piano ritornello between verses derived from it and spare harmony. Arguably Butterworth's greatest Housman setting, 'Is my team ploughing?' is a conversation between the quick and the dead with melody and harmony that are heart-rending in effect. Irony, once again, is at the heart of the poem where the ghost poses a series of questions to his living friend about his former life and lover. The poignant falling sequence of bare chords uncannily suggests the cold of the grave; by comparison the chords underpinning his friend's answers course with life. After the chilling last response, side-stepping the truth about the fate of the dead man's girl, the chords of the ghost fade to end the song in utter bleakness.
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You are invited to snore along with author Zachariah O'Hora as we read the 2012 Pennsylvania One Book Every Young Child book selection, "Stop Snoring Bernard."
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"Stop Snoring Bernard" follows the lovable sea otter, Bernard, as he tries to find a place in the zoo where his loud snoring won't disturb the other animals. The book encourages young readers to appreciate what makes each of us different.
There will be a traveling trunk for the children to explore. The trunk contains book related activities, games and manipulatives to bring the museum experience to children and posters with activities linked toPennsylvania's Early Learning Standards. A craft activity will round out this hour of learning fun.
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Leek, potato & bacon bake
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Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 45 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
This bake is a cross between two classics – creamy dauphinoise and pommes boulangère (potatoes cooked in stock), the perfect side dish
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- 600ml chicken or vegetable stock
- 1kg potatoes, thinly sliced
- 6 leeks, thinly sliced into rounds
- 25g butter
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- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Put the stock in a large pan, bring to the boil, then add the potatoes and the leeks. Bring back to the boil for 5 mins, then drain well, reserving the stock in a jug.
- Meanwhile, butter a large baking dish. Layer up the potatoes and leeks higgledypiggledy, seasoning as you go, then scatter the bacon over the top. Season well, pour over 200ml of the reserved stock, then spoon over the cream (if using) and cover with foil. Can be made up to 1 day ahead and chilled. Bake for 40 mins, uncovering halfway through so that the bacon crisps.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2008
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Comments, questions and tips
Recipe was spot on. I used a reduced fat cream which worked well. I served mine with Sunday roast last time. I used the excess stock left over from cooking potatoes and leeks to cook all the other veggies I was serving with this dish to give them extra taste. The juice from the dish was perfect poured over everything which made a nice change from gravy (just used a little gravy over beef and yorkshires). My family love this dish!
Jinty, I used 2 large leeks and it was perfect! Also, the first time I did it, i did it in advance and left it in the oven at 150 degrees for about 1 1/2 hours and then turned it up and continued as normal for the uncovered bit! When I tried it as the recommended time, the potatoes were nowhere near cooked! It was delicious the first time so I will always do it the slow and longer way from now on!
Can someone help pls............
i find it hopeless when a recipe states '6 leeks'.... 6 leeks of what size? theres a tremendous difference in 6 thick leeks and 6 thin ones. Unfortunately it seems impossible to find 'medium ' sized ones.
I would really like to try this recipe but can someone give me an idea of the weight the leeks should be, then I can head to the supermarket -)


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