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Author: Bruce W. MacDonald
March 18, 2009
Maximalist finds lessons in the past that anticipate and clarify our chaotic present, revealing the history of U.S. foreign policy in an unexpected new light. More
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Expertise (to soft cap) = hit (to spell cap) > haste > ap > crit > agi > int
Pretty much the basics...EJ is definitely the best site for enhancement knowledge, but I don't think they keep the theorycrafting think tank article up to date anymore. However enhsim is still the best tool available for simming upgrades...best if used in conjunction w/rawr.
But basically, get hit and expertise to their respective caps and then get as much haste and ap as you can. Enhancement shaman are probably the only melee class that actually gets good use out of haste (and it even works as intended for us...we get to push buttons faster...more maelstrom procs). It's pretty close to Attack Power in raw value, however. It's best to use enhsim to determine your own values based on your own current gear and then work out what's best for you get from there.
Enhancement shaman are difficult to gear simply because of the raw NUMBER of stats we have to get. We need to have our "don't miss" stats capped, just like everyone else, but additionally we get AP from 3 sources (raw AP, int and agi), a lot of our proces are based off of crit (specifically Unleashed Rage and Elemental Devastation) so you can't just neglect it entirely, we also get spell crit from int and melee crit from agi in addition to the AP we get from them, so they have some reasonable value as well...and of course a lot of mail has ArP...which isn't really that great a stat for us (obviously with all our spell damage), but it's almost impossible to avoid too...so knowing its value is important.


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Does the Deepwater Horizon spill really demonstrate the folly of off-shore drilling?
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Rich Trzupek is a veteran environmental consultant and senior advisor to the Heartland Institute. He is the author of the new book Regulators Gone Wild: How the EPA is Ruining American Industry (Encounter Books).


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I own a 1957 Stratocaster reissue, Telecaster F Hole and now a Concert Ukulele. I'm a very active player and have been since 1968. I have been in many different bands over the years, even opening big shows many times. I bought a Ukulele about (2) years ago but never did anything with it until about a month ago and played that Ukulele about a week. I walked into Guitar Center about (3) weeks ago to buy some strings and ended up
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One of the braces on the top of the body or w/e you call it came loose, half the glue on the brace un-stuck and created an awful hissing the more i played. I brought to the store after 6 months and the guitar tech who was actually cool figured out the problem and is gonna inject some glue back in and clamp it n set it for me. They didn't charge me either which is cool since it doesn't fall under manufacture defect...i guess. I think it was the lack of humidity that caused the separation in the first place, though.
That aside, this uke looks and plays amazingly and I can't wait to get it back and play. I never thought id ever say this but you should get a little humidifier for this Koa uke. Unless you live in Hawaii you might have a similar problem with dryness. This is uke is soo nice though any other I see make me laugh at their inferiority.
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Tigers right fielder Torii Hunter idolized Cubs slugger Andre Dawson growing up. (Elizabeth Conley / Detroit News)
Detroit � Torii Hunter knows that somewhere, a young African-American boy is watching his every move � on and off the baseball field.
He knows because he was that young kid. glued in front of the television watching Cubs outfielder Andre Dawson. Hunter studied Dawson closely and copied everything, from his batting stance to his attitude.
And just like Dawson helped turn Hunter from a young quarterback/running back into a baseball player, Hunter is trying to make his presence felt with other young African-American boys.
It�s one reason he�s lending his name to Willie Horton�s 13th annual Batting for Kids event that benefits Don Bosco Hall and introduces inner-city youth to baseball.
�I was a big football guy and all I cared about was Walter Payton and Eric Dickerson,� said Hunter who was 12 years old in 1987 when he saw some of Dawson�s 49 home runs and 137 RBIs. �That is who I wanted to be. My granddad sat me down in front of that TV and I saw another African-American (Dawson) doing great things. So I took his batting stance and the way he throws and imitated him.�
On Friday, children from Don Bosco will participate in running, throwing and catching contests at Comerica Park. On Sept 9, winners receive medals from Horton during a pregame ceremony before the Royals play the Tigers.
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But instead of the three following in Dad�s footsteps and playing baseball, all of them played or are playing football � Monshadrik is a sophomore defensive back at Arkansas State, Darius played at Southeastern Louisiana, and Torii Jr. is a redshirt freshman at Notre Dame.
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Called a bad tank; wont' the first time, won't be the last welcome to the pug world of "it's always the tank's fault." Based on the limited information it seems like priest had no clue how to heal and look out for himself. What pugs forget is that every party member has a duty to look out for themselves at some point in a fight.
Shrug it off, like you said, and move on. To tank you need to be like a Closer in baseball, short memory.


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How many ships does FC give us to play with overall? Am I missing anything? Any FC junkies or fans here that know if I have everything? Any idea how many, guesstimation would be just fine, SFB provided?
131 Ships - Border's/Attack's/Booster Zero/Briefing #1/Distant Kingdoms
41 New Ships - Booster Packs #1-24
34 New Ships - Communique Issues #5 - #36 (1-4 & 37 contained nothing new)
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Klingon Border
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Booster Pack #1 (
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Booster Pack #2 (
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Klingon Attack
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Booster Pack #5 (
1 New Ship
; FD7 Klingon Fast Cruiser)
Booster Pack #6 (
1 New Ship
; Kzinti Fast Battlecruiser)
Romulan Border
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Booster Pack #7 (
1 New Ship
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Booster Pack #8 (
2 New Ships
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1 New Ship
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1 New Ship
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1 New Ship
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2 New Ships
; Seltorian Light Raiding Dreadnought, Two Tholian Disruptor War Cruisers)
Battleships Attack
(7 New Ships, 1 Starbase)
Booster Pack #16 (
5 New Ships
; Fed. DNH & DNL, Kzinti DNL & DNH, Neo-Tholian DNH)
Booster Pack #17 (
7 New Ships
; Tholian DNP, Klingon C10 & C5, Lyran DNH & DNL, Hydran DNH & DNL)
Booster Pack #18 (
4 New Ships
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Booster Pack #19 (
2 New Ships
; Lyran and Hydran Fast Raiding Cruisers)
Booster Pack #20 (
2 New Ships
; Lord Bishiop Command Cruiser, Mohawk New Heavy Cruiser)
Booster Pack #21 (
2 New Ships
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Orion Attack
(16 Ships)
Booster Pack #22 (
1 New Ship
; Orion Heavy Cruiser)
Booster Pack #23 (
1 New Ship
; Orion OK6 Heavy Cruiser)
Booster Pack #24 (
1 New Ship
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Briefing #1
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Communique (34 free ships released in certain issues, some only F.S. or S.S. version *noted*)
Issue #05,
2 New Ships
; Romulan SparrowHawk & Gorn Battle Destroyer (F.S. only)
Issue #06,
1 New Ship
; Klongon F5W Destroyer
Issue #07,
1 New Ship
; Gorn CLE
Issue #08,
1 New Ship
; Federation Dreadnought (Original Franz Joseph Design)
Issue #09,
1 New Ship
; Romulan K7R (variant design, F.S. only, S.S. in Issue #12)
Issue #10,
1 New Ship
; Orion Battle Raider
Issue #11,
1 New Ship
; Romulan Vulture Dreadnought
Issue #12,
1 New Ship
; Santa's Sleigh (both S.S. only)
Issue #13,
1 New Ship
; Battle Station (F.S. only)
Issue #14,
1 New Ship
; Klongon D5D
Issue #15,
1 New Ship
; ISC Destroyer
Issue #16,
1 New Ship
; Lyran Hellcat Heavy Battlecruiser
Issue #17,
1 New Ship
; Hydran Ranger heavy Cruiser
Issue #18,
1 New Ship
; Klongon D6M & Romulan Falcon Maulers
Issue #19,
1 New Ship
; Klingon E7 Heavy Cruiser
Issue #20,
1 New Ship
; Klingon E5 Frigate
Issue #21,
1 New Ship
; Romulan SeaHawk Frigate
Issue #22,
1 New Ship
; Gorn Frigate
Issue #23,
1 New Ship
; Klingon F6 "Frignaut"
Issue #24,
1 New Ship
; Defense Satellites
Issue #25,
1 New Ship
; Klingon D7D Battlecruiser
Issue #26,
1 New Ship
; Klingon B10 Boom Section
Issue #27,
1 New Ship
; Tholian TK5 frigate Exile
Issue #28,
1 New Ship
; Lyran Cheetah Frigate
Issue #29,
1 New Ship
; Hydran Tartar Medium Cruiser
Issue #30,
1 New Ship
; Lyran Bengal Tiger Command Cruiser
Issue #31,
1 New Ship
; Hydran Lancer Destroyer
Issue #32,
2 New Ships
, Large & Small Armed Freighters
Issue #33,
1 New Ship
; Lyran Saber-Tooth Tiger Mauler Cruiser
Issue #34,
1 New Ship
; Romulan Sparrowhawk-J
Issue #35,
1 New Ship
; Vudar War Destroyer
Issue #36,
1 New Ship
; Kzinti Police Cutter
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Keep in mind that many of the Communique ships were later released in an official product. You have the Lyran CC listed in Communique #30 as well as Booster #21. And don't forget Captains Log. For instance, the Federation BCP (phaser Battlecruiser) is only found in the most recent issue of Captains Log - #38.
The best place to check for this sort of thing is actually the Master Ship List, which is available in Commander's Circle. Assuming that it's up to date, then it's a simple matter to count the number of ships listed there. If it's not up to date, then you'll need to figure out products (including issues of Communique and Captains Log) came after the most recent update, and add them as well.
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Captains Log, Master Ship list, Commander's Circle; can you provide links to these? I'm not aware of any of their locations. I thought I have found everything there was to locate on the FC website. I thought the Lyran CC listed in Issue #30 was a variant of the CC that appeared in Booster #21.
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Heres the link to the Commanders Circle.
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Go to the main
starfleetgames.com website
for information on the
Captains Log magazine
There is also a link-button to Commander's Circle from the main Federation Commander website (goes to the same place as the link that asguard101 provided).
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Commanders Circle is where the issues of Communique can be found. Since you have access to a list of ships from Communique, I would assume that you have access to the issues of Communique themselves, which means that you've been to Commanders Circle but presumeably didn't realize it.
Pull up the page with the issues of Communique and scroll all the way down, and you should see a link to the Master Ship List pdf.
Captains Log is a twice-a-year periodical that contains news and information for all of the different ADB products. You can buy it at your local game store, or order individual issues through the mail from ADB.
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Thank you =). I appreciate the help guys and yes I just didn't realize the area with Communique was the Commander's Circle, nor had I scrolled down past Issue #1 to find the master list
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Don't feel too bad. I've thought for a while now that Commander's Circle doesn't match the main website in "ease of use". It could also be argued that it's gotten out of synch in "look and feel".
The 'resources' section in particular needs some organizing - your not noticing all the goodies like the master ship list all the way at the bottom is a pretty good indicator that it needs some additional formatting / more-hierarchy. Maybe someday the Communiques can get their own section with the most-recent issue presented and all the older ones segregated off into an archive area (or, more-simply, have the older ones grouped off by-year). The same would apply to things like the master ships chart (there are older, out-of-date ones which have different sorting-criteria in there along with the current one).
I doubt something like this would happen for quite a while though. There is the problem that the Commander's Circle has some unique arrangements to allow the log-in viewing which were best understood by the much-missed Joe Butler (who has since passed away). With all the things that ADB has to do (and with them moving to a new building), this would be a pretty low priority.
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It kind of depends on the fight and what you are tanking. Things that hit fast and for not as much, wars/pallies are typically better. For things that hit harder DKs/Druids are better. DKs were OP as hell in 3.1 and they were pretty much just beaten up with the nerf bat in 3.2, so DK tanks have been seen less frequently but they are by no means terrible tanks.
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While I am feeling mighty insecure financially, I have some plans brewing… Hopefully I can share them with people soon… We shall see!
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Tim and I went raspberry picking a few days ago – a total luxury on a weekday morning – we were the only people in the raspberry field! We didn't pick our usual 20+ pound haul, but we did pick enough to last us several months (I hope!). A majority of the raspberries have settled cozily in the freezer and our bellies. The remaining bunch made a nice batch of jam. It's maddeningly hot in Portland and preparing jam makes a tiny kitchen even hotter, but I don't care. Homemade jam is pretty much a necessity if you live with Tim. What seems like enough to feed and army usually lasts a day or two. That's a slight exaggeration, but Tim is the biggest jam-snarfer I know. To be fair, he does help with the process by obediently stirring jam on the stovetop and making spaceship noises as he lowers the jars into the canner (and again upon their removal). I am convinced our jam is better as a result.
Anyways, the very first time I made jam I used a recipe printed in my local newspaper. It has become my favorite recipe although I have adjusted the sugar amount slightly (I know this is a no-no, but overly sweet jam masks the flavor of the fruit and I've never had any troubles using less sugar). Here is a link to the recipe. I replace the butter in the recipe with Earth Balance (and sometimes don't even add that because it isn't necessary). If you have never made your own jam before, you should try, it's fun and rewarding!
So far this season I have made both strawberry and raspberry jams. Up next: blueberry, cherry, peach, and apricot! Mmm! And, what goes nicely with homemade jam? Homemade bread!
This is a basic whole wheat bread that I rolled in a bunch of seeds. Warm weather is ideal for bread baking because the dough rises like crazy (and quickly too!). Tim and I ate PB&J's with homemade jam, homemade peanut butter, and homemade bread. Living on a new food budget isn't so bad!
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With all the talks of raids being "push-overs" it could be good to have a hunch of what you need to manage difference fights. Might be good to have a "this level of raiding requires…". To start tank Naxx you should prob. be at defence 540 and around 21K HP and armor unbuffed as a warrior.


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Movement 2: Larghetto
Movement 3: Allegro non troppo
In the second movement, Larghetto, the solo violin presents a lyrical and Romantic 'song without words' followed by improvisatory variations. The middle section portrays a dialogue between the soloist and the orchestra, and after a reprise of the opening song-like theme the movement ends with the high-pitched tone of the violin. The final Allegro non troppo opens with an orchestral introduction based on a repeated motif before the soloist presents a short and joyful dance theme. The rondo-like first part repeats this theme with the soloist elaborating on it with technically demanding variations. A short intermezzo presents a quiet minor-key melody before the rondo tune returns and leads to a brilliant coda.
from notes by Amnon Shaham © 2006