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These cakes tasted just ok. They were very dry. I even put in 2 eggs to increase the moisture content. I would revise the recipe to either double the salmon or cut in 1/2 the bread crumbs. I would also double the dijon mustard for some added flavor. And maybe even add some dill or tarragon for more flavor.
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WASHINGTON - For some, frying the Thanksgiving turkey is a family tradition. But every year families lose their homes and sometimes loved ones due to fires caused by deep fat fryers.
Just like other potentially dangerous household appliances like generators, deep fat fryers cause more than $15 million in property damage every year, according to the National Fire Protection Association. The NFPA also says hot oil splatter from cooking the bird can cause serious burns.
One-third of fryer fires start in a garage or patio, but there are simple steps to take to avoid common fire hazards.
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Peggy Joy Collier, a resident of Rice, passed away at her home on Feb. 13, 2012 at the age of 64. She was born on Jan. 10, 1948 in Helena, MT, the daughter of Roy and Edith Bell (Erd¬man) Hutcheson.
Peggy lived in many communities in the Northwest, but lived in Goldendale most of her life. She moved to Colville in 1985, and has enjoyed living in this area most of the time since then.
Mary Elizabeth Wilson, a lifelong resident of Kettle Falls, passed away on Feb. 17, 2012 at the age of 80. She was born on July 11, 1931, the daughter of Jerry and Mattie (Fry) Ferguson.
Mary married Art Wilson in 1948. Soon after Mary and Art were married, they built a house in Kettle Falls where they re¬sided for the rest of their lives. It was in this home where they raised three children, Lanaa, Rick, and Rauna.
Delbert "Del" Lewis Sparks, a lifetime resident of the Rice and Kettle Falls area, passed away on Feb.14, 2012 at his home at the age of 77. He was born on May 22, 1934 in Colville, the son of Joseph Parron and Freda Grace (Lewis) Sparks.
Sharon Myers Fry, Colville High School Class of 1961, passed away at her home in Spokane on Feb. 16, 2012 of Ovarian Cancer.
Sharon attended Orient Grade School until 1954. She spent a year in Libby, Montana and started Colville Junior High School in seventh grade.
Sharon is survived by sons, Glen, Michael and Duane; daughter, Alisa, grandchildren, Trevor, Kailene, Glen Jr., James, Daniel, Anthony and Chelsie, by her brothers Darrel and Dale, and by a sister, Linda.
John Patrick Goodall, age 93, a resident of Colville, passed away on Feb. 15, 2012 in Colville. John was born on March 27, 1918 in Bakersfield, CA, the son of Oswald Patrick and Harriett (Randall) Goodall.
As a young boy, John resided in Bakersfield with his parents. At the age of seven, his parents enrolled him at the St. John Military Academy in Los Angeles, CA. He attended the academy until returning home to attend Kern County Union High School. John graduated in 1936 and began working.
Lawrence Russell Leaden passed away unexpectedly at his home on Feb. 13. Larry, as he was known by all, was born May 16, 1948 in Rossland, B.C. Canada to Howard and Dorothy Leaden and was raised in Northport on the family farm.
Larry was an amazing and proud father and had a huge heart. He cared about people. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for his daughter. As a friend, he could not be faulted. He did his best to help out anyone that asked for his help and was always honored when they asked him for it.
A seminar titled Reversing Diabetes and Obesity with Dr. Galen Comstock, a retired family practice specialist doctor, will be held Feb. 24-26.
Lectures on how to reverse, control and prevent diabetes are scheduled.
These will be combined with plant-based cooking classes/demos.
All classes will be held in the lower level community classroom of the Colville Seventh Day Adventist Church on Cedar Loop.
Classes are free and pre-registration is requested.
This spring the Kettle Falls Historical Center is sponsoring its 15th annual Art and Writing Contest open to all students in grades seven through 12th in Stevens and Ferry Counties. Entry forms will be available to junior high and high school students at their schools. This year's theme for art work and writing is Food and Rituals of Northeast Washington Native Americans, which applies to all categories.
METALINE FALLS—Award-winning Blues and American Roots Music performer Lauren Sheehan will be coming to the Cutter Theatre in the 100-year-old Metaline Falls School on Sunday, March 18, at 6 p.m. for an evening she calls "Hardly Strictly Irish."
The program is comprised of original songs, Irish melodies and stories, Blues, Folk and Blarney.
Sheehan's album, Rose City Ramble, was voted the number eight-rated album by Folk DJ Radio and was a finalist in Americana Music for the Inde¬pendent Music Awards in 2006.
During the month of February, members of the Northeast Washington Genealogical Society will be available at the Colville Public Library on Thursday afternoons from 1-3 p.m. to offer instruction and assistance on how to use various resources (books and on-line) to capture family history.


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The Programme of Action agreed to at the International Conference on Population and Development, along with benchmarks added at the ICPD+5 review, inform the eight Millennium Development Goals (derived from Millennium Summit). These mutually reinforcing development blueprints guide UNFPA in its efforts to improve lives, support reproductive health and rights, and advance gender equality. They will also inform the post-2015 development agenda.
ICPD — International Conference on Population and Development
The 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in Cairo was a milestone in the history of population and development, as well as in the history of women's rights. At the conference the world agreed that population is not just about counting people, but about making sure that every person counts.
ICPD delegates reached a consensus that the equality and empowerment of women is a global priority. It approached this not only from the perspective of universal human rights, but also as an essential step towards eradicating poverty and stabilizing population growth. A woman's ability to access reproductive health and rights is cornerstone of her empowerment. It is also the key to sustainable development.
A total of 179 governments signed up to the ICPD Programme of Action which set out to
- Provide universal access to family planning and sexual and reproductive health services and reproductive rights;
- Deliver gender equality, empowerment of women and equal access to education for girls;
- Address the individual, social and economic impact of urbanization and migration;
- Support sustainable development and address environmental issues associated with population changes
The programme of action and benchmarks added at the ICPD +5 review went on to inform the eight Millennium Development Goals.
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As trends have a tendency to come and go, it is a good idea to find a style for a home that has a timeless feel and will not look dated in just a few years. This is why vintage style, ironically very trendy at the moment, is an ideal choice, bringing together elements of the recent past with items of personal interest to create a truly individualistic feel.
The basics
The first thing to do is establish a vintage colour palette. Usual wall colours include white or slightly off-white, but vintage can also incorporate soft greys, dusky pinks and pale sky blues. Patterned wallpapers on every wall are a vintage no-no if a room is to avoid becoming twee, but a small section of a wall can easily take a sheet of floral patterned wallpaper to create a feature.
Both wall-to-wall carpets and hardwood floors suit a vintage style. Keep the carpet plain and in a neutral colour, and soften the impact of hardwood or laminate floors with a subtly patterned rug.
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Vintage-style furniture
There is no one particular type of furniture that screams vintage at you; vintage style is more easily achieved by taking existing pieces of furniture and upcycling them. For example, a chest of drawers can be sanded down and then painted in a cream or white paint for a whole new look. To make an item appear aged, as if it has been handed down through generations, carefully sand the edges of furniture to show the colour of the natural wood beneath. Some really lovely furniture that has simple, modern lines or early twentieth century reproductions will also help achieve the look.
For the living room, choose sofas that are comfortable and have a casual look. To make formal sofas look more vintage, lay a soft throw or blanket over them.
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To many, vintage style means displaying collections of objects, such as fans, teacups or old metal advertising signs, but whilst it can easily embrace these items, it is also very easy to overdo it and create a cluttered look. With vintage collections, it is far better to display a few select, quality items than an entire collection.
Vintage style accessories are easily acquired at charity and antique shops. Good items are enamel tins and mugs for the kitchen, a typewriter or old-fashioned camera for a study, vintage handbags for a bedroom, and leather bound books for displaying on living-room shelves.
A timeless vintage style is ultimately best achieved by adding a touch of personality. Avoid the temptation to buy modern vintage pieces wholesale, as this will just create a contrived looking interior. Vintage is not defined by any one piece of furniture or accessory and there is no need to stick to just one era. Mix items from the 1920s with the 1940s to create a unique look. A vintage style room is one that has a lived-in look and it should reflect the personal tastes and personality of its owner(s).
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The 1950s were a period of bright colors and modern design, an antidote to the grime and drabness left by the war years. People had changed too, no longer content to spend hours carrying out domestic chores or willing to stick with tradition. 1950s homes were at the forefront of function and practicality, and wholeheartedly embraced modern ideas and tastes.
Changes in design
Homes had become smaller and as such, furniture needed to be light and durable, easy to move around, yet strong enough to last. Out of fashion were the heavy, dark woods of the previous decades. The 1950s saw the introduction of new materials, such as plastic, PVC, Formica and vinyl, which were easy to clean and cheap to produce.
As the living space shrunk, walls were knocked down to create open plan living rooms and kitchens, opening up the home to let more light in and allow greater freedom of movement. So a 50s style interior will be bright and airy, streamlined and practical.
Getting the look
There are two types of 1950s style. One is the American diner look, with a big fridge, a jukebox in the corner, and high gloss cabinetry; this is frequently referred to as being kitsch. The other is a more refined, classic designer style, with iconic furniture such as the famous Egg chair by Arne Jacobsen, and fabrics by Lucienne Day.
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Forget the structured look of previous decades, as in a 1950s home there was no place for picture or dado rails. Once the walls are free from interruption, paint using bold yet warm colors, such as orange or yellow, or wallpaper using bright, geometric patterns.
Use contrasting colors for the upholstery on furniture. For example, for a living room painted yellow, have a vivid blue sofa and chairs. These were the days of symmetry in design; so ensure that at least some of the furniture is of the same style. Ideal seating to emulate this period will include low and wide, minimalist-style sofas, teamed with ergonomically curved armchairs with enclosing wings.
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Furniture such as G-Plan was all the rage during the 50s, with its box-like construction and thin, almost spindly legs set at angles. Existing modern furniture can often by upcycled to resemble this era and wooden pieces such as sideboards, chests of drawers and coffee tables can be rubbed down and painted in a high gloss color, or varnished to give them a lighter wood effect.
Shutters started to be used in the 50s to add a design feature to the outside of homes, but they can serve an equally decorative function inside as well. A variety of shutters can be fixed together, and painted to create a dividing screen in an open plan living room or they can also serve as a form of modern art when fixed directly on to the wall.
For 1950s style accessories, look for items such as magazine racks, made out of wire with ball feet, ornaments such as vases in geometric shapes and unusual colors, and the same for lamp bases. Top these with brightly colored shades.
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Let's face it; summer is well and truly over for another year. While we may mourn those long, hot summer days, a new season is a great opportunity to try out new styles and reconnect with our favourite, warm, winter comforts. Although we can all look forward to a new crop of trend this autumn and winter, one popular colour has decided that it would like to stick around just a bit longer: white. You needn't look at a wedding site for some inspiration. From festive beauty looks to cosy wraps, there are plenty of ways to wear white without looking bridal this winter. Use the following guide to pick up some tips for your own wardrobes.
White beauty
A sweep of white or glistening silver across your upper eyelids can really make your peepers pop this winter. A small pot of eyeshadow cream like NYX Eyeshadow Base in white is an inexpensive way of adding some festive cheer to your usual makeup routine. Alternatively, if you've already selected your favourite shadow colour for a big night out, a touch of white eyeliner, like Barry M Kohl Pencil in white, in the corner of each eye or around your lashline will again make your eyes look bright and awake for any occasion.
If you want to brighten up your workwear wardrobe over the coming months, bold white pieces will do just that. Plenty of designers have taken inspiration from this year's big black and white trend to create some stunning, all-white ensembles. Look out for classic, tailored winter coats on the high street this season from the likes of Mango and BHS. Alternatively, why not wear a pair of white jeans to the office with some black attire to add contrast. Top tip: head to H&M to pick up some hot black autumn/winter pieces this year to add wear with your newly purchased white coat!
You can find plenty of white vintage pieces in any charity shop or vintage store. From 1920s delicate white lace to 1980s shoulder padded white power suits, the popularity of the colour has spanned the decades. Take inspiration from Marc Jacobs and Alexandra Wu this year who both showcased elegant black and white pieces which were reminiscent of the 80s and 90s. Alternatively, you can simply pick up a pair of elegant white shoes or a timeless white bag to wear out for any occasion.
Winter warmers
Designers and high street giants such as H&M and Olivier Theysken have produced an array of winter warmers this season for us all the enjoy, whatever our budget. Wrap up this winter in a faux-fur wrap or a classic, thick cable-knit jumper to beat the cold winter snaps. If you generally avoid jumpers like the plague, a great way to inject some sass and sophistication into the ensemble is to team your garments with a pair of hot, on-trend knee-high, black leather boots which are easy to pick up this season.
Summertime is typically known as the season for bright clothes and colourful dresses, which makes approaching the dreary autumn, somewhat of an anticlimax. Not only is does the weather decline, but so does our enthusiasm for fashion, as we get used to wearing coats and hiding away our figures. However, autumn need not be so depressing and autumn wear need not be so dreary. Here are a few autumn ideas that'll brighten up a wardrobe, as much as ones summer clothing did – if not more.
Red Coats With Gathering On Shoulder and Mustard Yellow Wool Coat
Elegant and chic they may be, but most people's clothing collections aren't typically known for their bold colours. Hence these two coats can stood out like a sore thumb amongst the rest of your collection. You can find items like this at various high street stores.
This gorgeous red coat with gathering on the shoulder pulls off a long, bright red style that's also elegant, subtle and chic. With red being such a powerful colour, most red coats – and even dresses – often seem like a cry out for attention. However, this coat is different.
Its very formal design counters the loudness of its colour. As a result, the wearer can pull off a very professional look, but one that's chic and colourful nonetheless.
Their other eye-grabbing coat I've chosen boasts less of a bold colour in mustard yellow, but still gives us a breath of fresh air in a season typically typified by browns, dark greens and grey.
This one's much less of a formal coat than the one shown above, and at roughly £69.99 on the high street, it is also £20 cheaper. Choosing between the two – if you do feel compelled to choose any of course – will depend on your lifestyle and personal style.
Red Double-Breasted Long Coat
There are indeed many types of long, bright red – but still quite quiet – coat one can choose from. This competitor in terms of style, market and price range can be found at a similar price to the one above.
It's hard to pick between this and the other. In an ideal world, I'd personally go for both! They both send out the same statement.
One thing that will be said is that if you opt for either of those red coats, be sure to stress the formality of your outfit with a watch. A formally dressed woman without a watch is a woman whose wrist fails to match the businesslike look of her dress. An Oris Big Crown Pointer Date like the ones shown at Watches of Switzerland, is an example of the type and quality of watch you should be looking at.
Cotton Linen Blend Jacket
While this next jacket may not be as colourful as the coats shown in this article, it's well worth a look due to its fabulousness.
Costing only £79.99 on the high street, a cotton linen-blend jacket like this is a brighter take on autumn's usual colours. Its camel vigore colour mixed with decorative trimming make it irresistible, regardless of what season you happen to stumble across it in.
The design world is a vibrant, dynamic and capricious environment by its very definition. Designers are 'in', then they're 'out' again; trends fly over like clouds, their velocity dependent on the strength of the wind that day. As such, predictions on fashion trends are always somewhat difficult, but they're not impossible; clouds can always be spotted on the horizon before they come. We've put together a list of 5 designers you should watch going into 2014, for we think they're destined for big things.
1. Claire Barrow
Having graduated from Westminster, the Stockton-born fashionista debuted her first collection at Fashion East in 2012. Very much influenced by the Dalston/Shoreditch East End cool, she is best known for her hand-painted leather jackets which quickly earned her a cult – and indeed a wider – following: she recently made a custom jacket for pop star Rihanna.
2. Domingo Rodriguez
Graduating from Liverpool John Moore's University in 2008, Domingo Rodriguez has already racked up considerable accolades in his nascent career. He won the Wolf and Badger graduate awards, Menswear Award at Graduate Fashion Week and was named as one of Esquire magazine '7 Brilliant Brits' in 2010. See his collection on Wolf and Badger.
3. Michael Nelson
Heavily influenced by vibrant and colourful African hand-crafts, Michael works with a fair trade collaborative of Kenyan women to create fantastically intricate and distinctive handles for his custom made leather bags.
4. Karla Špetić
Described by the Guardian newspaper as creating 'über-cool pieces with a fresh but feminine sensibility', Karla is an Australian-based, Croatian-born designer with an exciting future. You can buy online at Karlaspetic.com.
5. Shahzad Mohaudin/Math Collective
Geometric, full of lines, Shahzad Mohaudin's Math Collective pieces very much live up to the name, and his background as a graphic designer. He was recently snapped up by My-Wardrobe, and his collections are fast gathering accolades and prominence at fashion events around the world.
Earlier this summer, The Great Gatsby flooded the movie scene worldwide. Viewers were enamored with the acting, the cinematography and of course the style.
Baz Luhrmann was able to capture this dark story in such a beautiful and compelling way that it left people visually inspired and yearning for a vintage look. While most of us can't afford the styles that Prada produced for the film, we can recreate some of the hair and make up looks. Let's revisit the roaring twenties in a modern way.
First the make up:
The Great Gatsby look is about creating a natural eye look paired with a bold lip. Ditched the dark, smoky blacks and greys you've been using and opt for some muted tans that almost blend completely into your skin. Use this color all over your eye. Then apply a highlighter, like a shimmery white or cream, to the brow bone and in the corner of the inner eye. Finish up the eye shadow by using a color only slightly darker than your skin tone to line the crease of your eye and your bottom lash line. This will help give your eyes definition.
Next you'll want to create an elongated lash line. I love using liquid eyeliner for this, specifically Stila's Stay All Day Waterproof Eyeliner Sweep the eyeliner cross the eyelid in a thin cat eye fashion. Once your eyeliner has dried, apply black or brown mascara to your top lashes, skip the bottom.
You'll want to finish your eye make up by giving a little attention to your eyebrows. This look is punctuated with a bold, angled eyebrow that you can easily recreate with a little brown eye shadow or eyebrow pencil. Start at the inner points of your eyebrow and sweep the powder/pencil up to create a more defined angle. Then follow the eyebrow line down to the outer edge of your eye. You don't want to create new eyebrows or completely fake the look, just make yours a little bolder and manipulate them into a more angular look.
For the lips, you will want to go with something bold like a deep red. The best way to pull off this look is to start with a lip liner. Red lipstick can be difficult to control, so keep it in the lines by creating an outline for it first. Be sure to pick a lip liner that matches the lipstick!
Finish the make up look with a soft rosy blush that accentuates your cheek bones but doesn't draw attention to itself.
Now for this hair, this one can be a little more tricky.
Most of you probably don't want to chop your hair to Daisy Buchanan lengths, so I asked a Rush Kingston hairdresser how to tackle this look without cutting your hair. They said it was all about modernizing the fingerwave.
To do this, you will need a 1 inch curling iron, mousse and a flat brush.
Apply the mouse all over wet hair and blow it dry. Once it has completely dried, make a deep side part and clip up the top layers of you hair. Grab one inch sections at a time and begin curling them towards your face. Do your best to keep the curls consistent. Take down another layer once you have finished the bottom and continue curling until you have curled all of your hair.
Then take your flat brush and brush out the curl. It seems a little daunting, but slowly brush it out. This will pull the tight curl out and create a loose, consistent wave throughout your hair. The mousse you applied in the beginning is what will allow your hair to hold the shape and not fall flat. Finish with a little hair spray.
Want to do updo's? I found this great hair tutorial that you can follow.
Ahhhh. Spring has finally graced us with its presence, which means you can finally come out of hibernation, and your clothes can too! Shedding layers and removing those burdensome heavy winter coats means people can actually see all that cute fashion you've been hiding under there. We have some things we've been waiting to unveil, too—our amazing new collection of vintage finds. Of course, you'll still need some lightweight jumpers and jackets for layering when the nights are still cool and the chilly wind hits, and we've got plenty of those to help you with the changing of the seasons.
For styling ideas, we look for inspiration from all over the world from cities with the coolest hipster fashion. Some of our favourites include East London, Portland, Austin, and New York City, to name a few.
Here's a simple, fuss-free and no-fail look we love, seen on the streets of New York City: black boots, skinny jeans, a vintage tee shirt and a cropped army jacket:
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Camo never goes out of style, and although we love the cropped look, we have our own green army jacket of the oversized variety, circa 1980's. Wear over your favourite tee shirt or something colourful for spring, such as our oversized berry red shirt.
Check out our other jackets perfect for bright and sunny weather, such as our eye-catching 90's yellow cropped jacket, our edgy Miami white jacket, or our psychedelic print cropped jacket for something we promise is as unique as you are.
Another trend we love this season is button-down shirts, because you can style them in so many different ways. From our electric blue oriental shirt with its unique buttons to our Victorian lace collar blouse with its ladylike lace, you can't go wrong with buttons! We also love our vintage denim boyfriend shirt, our cropped checkered shirt, and our Miami Vice Hawaiian shirt—really it's difficult to choose just one.
You can wear them open with a tube or tank top underneath, buttoned to the top, tied in front, or hanging loose. This fashionista in East London demonstrates perfect hipster style with a short sleeve white button down top tucked into 80's style cuffed jeans with a belt and black boots:
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3k HPS is pretty awful considering HPS are in the 10k marks from what i can tell in just 5 man heroics.
I have searched lightly for this and found no relevant thread so I figured I'd go ahead and post my small amount of math and thinking I've had going behind this.
The premise is pretty much these three things:
Victory Rush
Impending Victory
Glyph of Victory Rush
Field Dressing
From what I understand the math to calculate for how much you would be healed using Victory Rush from a proc would be:
Which means that a Victory Rush proc should heal you for 9% of your maximum health.
Once the boss hits 20% and we assume you're spamming devastate and using Victory Rush every proc avaliable, would it be reasonable to simplify the rotation down to:
Devastate -> Devastate -> Victory Rush
If we go with this it means that simplified you will be healed for 9% of your health every 4,5 second. If we have a tank with 150k hp (an imo realistical number). This would mean that they would have a HPS of:
This would in turn mean that a warrior tank during the last 20% of a boss would be able to have a stable selfhealing on himself for 3,18k HPS, gimping threat and damage.
I don't know what numbers healers are at these days but would this not be quite viable?
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3k HPS is pretty awful considering HPS are in the 10k marks from what i can tell in just 5 man heroics.
I think Impending Victory might be underrated at the moment. Sure the heal is small, but most tanks are taking Field Dressing and the glyph is just a major anyways. So trusting your math 9% makes the heal similar sized to a potion.
And since it comes at the end of the boss fight, this is when healers are most likely to be struggling with mana right? Of course it could be useful as well for any boss that does a soft enrage/berserk at the end like Patchwerk.
Also, don't forget that the heal also does threat and VR damage from what I can tell will scale very well with Vengeance. So your threat won't be that adversely effected.
Anyone else willing to test this? I will once I start tanking raids, but that probably won't be until the end of the month sadly.
I have been using this talent lately for progression fights and am loving it. I have 189k buffed and it usually heals me for around 18k every use. But you have to be smart with its use ... you have to be aware of your healers mana situation and the incoming abilities of the boss.
If the boss is under 20% your threat should be so far ahead that you could actually not attack at all in the last 20% and no one would come close ... so threat isn't an issue.
But because prot warrior dmg is so high these days and definitely contributes to boss kill this is the only thing you have to look out for. If its a 20% burn phase and your healers are good on mana and there is no incoming abilities that will knock you down a bunch ... you don't need to worry about it to much, but you will still get procs off the devastates which normally come with your rotation anyways and victory rush crits for about 25k at times so it ain't to shabby on the dmg either. But if its under 20% and your healers are struggling with mana and you know there is going to be lots of consistent dmg in coming I spam devastate only and chain the procs and I can tell you it is very helpful.
For 2 points there isn't going to be any other talent that is going to give you what this talent does, i put this in last after talking to a few top tanks about using it, the only real thing left to put your last 2 points in are really going to be threat/unneeded talents so you may as well put them in a talent that could possibly save your life near the end of a boss fight.
I mean eventually with time this ability will not be needed ... its not really needed for to many normal mode fights for my guild anymore save maybe cho'gall/Nefarian but it definitely comes in handy in heroic 10/25 mans. Our healers are fairly geared atm though and I haven't heard a healer say oom in a normal mode for a while now ... but for the guys who aren't super geared this talent will help out a lot.
the major problem is having to spend 2 talent points, and a glyph as well as gimp your damage and threat just to have this, I'm not saying it isn't at least a viable thing to try, but i'm already struggling with figuring out where to take out talents for more utility I'd like, let alone 2 for this and a glyph slot. My problem is that you're spending all of the above, for only the last 1/5th of a fight, while other talents can be used to help throughout the fight. likewise you can argue that doing more damage would finish the boss quicker and therefore not stretch your healer's mana as thin across a longer fight. tank dps isn't exactly trivial anymore, while most raiders are doing 15k, tanks are still putting out 5-7k numbers, that's 30-45% damage over the duration of an entire fight.
What other talents are you putting 2 points in. Thunderstruck or deep wounds I would assume ?. I don't have either of these talents and I have victory rush and I pull an easy 9-11k on 90% of boss fights. As i said even if you don't need to spam this at the end of the fight the dps on victory rush isn't any kind of gimp if you use it in a normal rotation it hits quite hard. The only time you would loose dps with this talent is if you needed to spam it to keep yourself alive near the end of a boss fight and even if you had to do that it would be more beneficial to live then it would be to do a little bit more dps. Basically let the dps do their job ... dps ... and you do yours ... Live.
Step into heroic 10/25's then come back in and tell me if you want a little more dps in the last 20% or for your tank to stay alive
IMO, its use is more or less situational, i.e., your healers are having trouble with mana and are constantly running out around 20%, or youre on a boss like Maloriak, and are taking increased damage during the last 20% of the fight. If youre wiping on a boss before 20%, then the talent is completely useless. Any major CD should more than cover for impending victory, i.e., enraged regeneration.
My personal experience using the talent 2/2 with the glyph, and other aforementioned talents, suggests the talent is not worth the cost. Additionally, I cannot recall a single attempt where the talent made the difference between downing a boss and wiping. Just my 2 cents, im no expert.
That's in exchange for what amount to an extra potion cooldown becoming available every 3-4 GCDs at the end of a fight when, as was pointed out, they tend to be most useful.
That's my relatively simplified take on it as I haven't had a chance to raid in Cata yet, but it's certainly something I'll be trying out for myself.
Like i said, it's a situational talent, along with a lot of our other "filler" talents, it's possible to work it in, and will likely be a variable talent and glyph that people decide to use based on their individual needs.
By no means is this talent a must have or anything like that, what it came down to for me was either ... deep wounds/thunderstuck/booming voice/impending victory so as i saw it ... threat, threat, useless, survival, and our raid dps is fantastic and im pretty happy with the 10k or so I'm doing lets go for some heals this talent is amazing for cho'gall/Nefarian so if nothing else test it on those fights. Impending 3rd phase crakle ? dev/rush, dev/rush, dev dev dev/rush its faptastic for that. And really good for the shite fest that is cho'gall 25%-0% phase
Your math is slightly off.
Keep in mind the 20% from Field Dressing is "an additional 20%". You still also benefit from the 6% increase to all healing received.
0.05 * 1.06 * 1.2 * 1.5 = 0.0954 = 9.54%
Not a huge difference but a difference of half a percent when dealing with health pools as large as we're talking can be quite a bit.
Also, can Victory Rush's heal crit? Might be another factor in the equation to consider, though in many cases with percentage of total they can't crit.
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If it was 100% chance everytime you devastate, but only heals 4% hp on a 20 sec cooldown maybe it would be viable.
I don't see why, it seems that the power of impending victory is spamming heals not saving it when needed. 9.5% healing is still less than a deathstrike.
I have dual specced prot/prot just because of impending victory. Anything that helps your healer near the end of the fight when mana is low makes a huge difference in the likelihood your raid will survive. In a close fight, it dramatically increases your raid's chances to succeed - something that should be considered.
Talents like gag order an thunderstruck have little effect on a boss fight unless you are relegated to add detail. They can easily be shifted around. Likewise, impending victory and last stand have little use in trash mob round up. These talents are situationally mutually exclusive but good enough to each deserve their own spec.
I have an aoe tank spec which I use for mobs and add detail, and a boss tank spec with impending victory. Impending victory's heal scales with stamina. We are seeing 15k per and it procs a lot during a part of a battle where you have enough threat lead that you can afford to change your rotation to devastate, devastate, victory rush.
Impending Victory isn't underrated. It really is fairly poor.
There are a number of very simple changes that could be made to the design which would make it a lot more useful and viable as a tool, but unfortunately Impending Victory was not once changed on beta from when it first appeared in the game even though this feedback was given by many Warriors.
Basically pick any two of the three following changes:
a) Much larger
b) More reliable over the whole fight (not a proc and not based on mob HP)
c) Had improved threat and/or was added to Sword and Board
...and you would have a really nice talent. The lack of any one of those three points makes it a very poor talent.
It is unreliable, doesn't fit well into our rotation, and despite all its problems actually is a pretty small amount of healing done. Honestly, Impending Victory is not going to save your healers mana in most cases. They will continue to cast heals on the MT and not be waiting for an unreliable heal used at the mercy of the tank who has other things to think about. Additionally, if your healer goes OOM you will likely die with or without Impending Victory as it is not nearly enough HPS to keep you up for any meaningful amount of time.
Yes, it's useful in some very edge cases--but all around, it's a very weak talent. It's mostly disappointing because it has the potential to be a great talent but was never really worked on since it was first implemented and tested.
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As I see it (as a healer), I'ld rather you did more DPS, and if you REALLY need that 10k heal, I'll just let a DPS die at 5% of the bosses HP, because the damage we lose there is countered by your Deep Wounds ticking (or Thunderstruck dmg)
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