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First up are the new Pro24.r and Pro24.z touchscreen controllers. These remotes promise easy, one-touch use, but with robust capabilities. Both have a high-res 2.4-inch TFT LCD touchscreen and backlit hard buttons. The Pro24.z also adds in a programmable five-way joystick.
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You don't have to employ a tax adviser or an accountant if you don't want to, particularly if your financial situation is straightforward or you are on a low income and cannot afford the expense. However, you may find that a good accountant can help you manage your finances more easily. Tax agents and accountants can deal with all your tax affairs, including filling in your tax return. If you are the personal representative of someone who has died you can also appoint a professional adviser to deal with HMRC.
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Every time you set sail from your homeland to further away places you come back home with a new, fresh set of eyes.
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Physically your eyes will look the same, and of coarse you will still see the
We live in spectacular times. With the levels of wealth in western countries we can afford to do most anything and can always aspire to having more.
We are almost obsessed with materialism and
Luggage space is at a premium nowadays as the costs of excess baggage – or even just to have baggage – has increased.
I've never enjoyed taking loads of luggage with me when I travel, and the last
I love to read and I love to travel. I love reading even more when I can read about exotic locations and actually learn something from it about the places I have visited or am about to visit.
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Travelling can take a toll on anyone. Long days in a foreign place in unknown languages have an uncanny way of taking it out of you.
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This French 30 issue series was published in 1908 and depicted a future war with Germany and included many science-fiction elements. Cover illustrations were done by artist: Albert Robida, 1848-1926. The series was later translated into Spanish and also later republished in Argentina.
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Each Acidophilus Blast bottle has 120 capsules of a minimum 8 billion potency probiotic primarily composed of Acidophilus and Bifidus.
Antibiotics are a wonderful, life-saving tool. However, they are indiscriminate killers of both bacteria that cause painful and/or life threatening conditions, and good bacteria that populate our gut and aid in food digestion and form the foundation of our immune system. In the wake of this devastation, yeast tends to regrow very quickly and the once happy gut becomes a home for these sugar-eating, hormone-secreting organisms.
The standard American diet of processed foods and sugars fuel these interlopers in their quest for domination. Weaning ourselves from the hyper-processed American diet can be difficult. Many of us have this yeast overgrowth in the GI tract resulting in intense sugar cravings and many other yeast-related symptoms and need long term pro-biotic therapy. However, taking probiotics long term on a budget can be difficult. For this reason we have developed Acidophilus Blast.
A probiotic supplement sends good bacteria into the GI tract, through the stomach, intestines, and colon, billions of little workers that properly break down the food you eat. Many of us require a constant influx of good bacteria because the ones supposed to be in the GI have been displaced or to constantly flush the intestines during a cleanse. Acidophilus has been shown to retard the reproduction of yeast, allowing the body a fighting chance of beating it back and repopulating the GI tract with its natural caretakers. Acidophilus Blast is not the Marines of probiotics like the Original Blend. Instead it is a relatively inexpensive mix of the most important bacteria for GI support.
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It was this very idiosyncracy which permitted musical experiment of a bold nature. Liturgical function in setting texts from the Catholic rite could be overlooked in the interests of through-composition, for example, or the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis for the reformed service of Evensong could actually be set in Latin. The renowned Spem in alium is a perfect example of the former technique, being liturgically a responsory from the Historia Iudith. The repeating structure of the responsory is entirely ignored, and no reference is made to its chant melody. What Tallis does is to use the text and make it into a through-composed motet, but a motet of an extraordinary kind. It is arguable that this piece in forty parts represents the epitome of choral writing in England in the sixteenth century (and not only the sixteenth): technically it is a balance between dense contrapuntal writing and homophonic declamation, exploiting every possible combination of effects available from the forty voice parts with dazzling virtuosity. It is, of course, also much more than that. It is, by turns, humble and proud, supplicatory and majestic, and always confident in its appeal to the Creator. The occasion for its composition has not been precisely identified. It may have been (among other possibilities) the fortieth birthday of either Queen Mary in 1556 or Queen Elizabeth in 1573; or possibly a piece to rival Alessandro Striggio's own forty-part Ecce beatam lucem.
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Want some Plus in print?
If you're a fan of our regular Outer Space column by John D Barrow, then you can now get your hands on some of it, and much more besides, in book form. In A hundred essential things you didn't know you didn't know Barrow applies his usual style and insight to anything from winning the lottery, placing bets at the races, and escaping from bears, to sports, Shakespeare, Google, game theory, drunks, divorce settlements and dodgy accounting — all obviously things that only make sense with maths. The bite-sized chapters are easy to digest and form formidable weapons in your war on ignorance.
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October 14, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Planet of the spoons
Good science is all about good method. Every scientific study worth its salt should begin with a clearly delineated question to be investigated, followed by the systematic gathering of evidence (often involving the use of statistics), and concluding with a sober-headed interpretation of evidence found.
Plus recently came across an excellent example of correct scientific method in the British Medical Journal, which we would like to share with our readers. The paper in question is a longitudinal cohort study of the displacement of teaspoons in an Australian research institute.
Plus is thinking of launching a complementary study into a phenomenon often observed in the Plus offices: the spontaneous acquisition of dirty tea cups.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
For those of you who enjoy Ben Goldacre's Bad Science column in the Guardian, now is your chance to meet him in person. Ben is talking about "How the media promote the public misunderstanding of science" on Tuesday 21 October (next week) at 5.30pm in the Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site, Cambridge. It's a free public lecture and everyone is welcome, just turn up on the night.
The lecture is brought to you by Understanding Uncertainty, the Winton programme for the public understanding of risk at Cambridge. You can read more from the Understanding Uncertainty team on their site, or in their column on Plus.
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The 2008 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to three men who's work has contributed significantly to our understanding of why we're here. Makoto Kobayashi of the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, Japan, and Toshihide Maskawa of Kyoto Sangyo University share one half of the prize, with the remaining half going to Yoichiro Nambu of the University of Chicago. Their combined body of work paves the way towards solving two of the biggest mysteries of physics: why there is no antimatter and why things have mass. The answers to both are connected to flaws in nature's symmetry.Read more...
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Tuesday, October 07, 2008
It's a bleak time for the financial markets. We've seen financial institutions fall and governments around the world struggling to stabilise the markets. But who is to blame? According to media reports there are two suspects in the dock: the "rocket scientists" (a.k.a. the financial mathematicians) who provided the information behind the market's decisions, or the greedy bankers who only thought about quick profits and their end-of-year bonuses.
But just what role does maths have in the financial market? Most of us will have come into direct contact with financial maths when applying for a loan from a high street bank. Rather than the bank manager relying on how well they know you personally, as might have happened in the past, now loan decisions are based on statistical models. But these robust mathematical models predicting whether or not someone will be able to repay their loan did not avert the subprime mortgages in the US , the first domino to fall in the current crisis. Loans were still given to people the models predicted would default on their payments.
The failure of these high-risk loans infected the whole financial markets thanks to the use of credit derivatives to share the credit risk around. These complex financial instruments were profitable in a booming market, but are now paralysing the financial system. Did the mathematicians involved in developing these products get their sums wrong?
On the other hand, if the real culprits are the bankers, then what lead them to make such bad decisions? Could it have been down to their biochemical make up, and would the problem be solved by more diversity on the trading floor?
Read more for answers to all these questions...
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September 29, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Mathematical moments - Pierre Louis Moreau de Maupertuis
Pierre Louis Moreau de Maupertuis
For an originator of the principle of least action, Maupertuis led a surprisingly productive life, shunning neither effort nor intrigue. His early academic studies focussed on philosophy and music, were interrupted by a stint with the Musketeers, and resumed in Paris, where his interest in mathematics began to blossom. His first paper as a member of the Academie de Sciences explored the influence of a musical instrument's shape on the sounds it produces, and was followed by a range of works on mathematical curves. The entirely non-mathematical Salamander - yes, the amphibian - was the topic of another of his papers from that period.
Keen to expand his mathematical expertise, Maupertuis relocated to Basle in 1729, where he lived with and studied under none other than Johann Bernoulli. Back in Paris, papers on astronomy, mechanics and differential equations followed, and Maupertuis established himself as an eclectic mathematical talent. But it wasn't all theory. In 1736 Maupertuis set out on an expedition to Lapland, his mission to measure the length of a degree along the meridian. After enduring swarms of pesky insects, terrible cold and being shipwrecked, Maupertuis returned in 1737 with the knowledge that the Earth was oblate ... and two native Finnish girls. The latter did not further his academic standing, instead they laid him open to ridicule from his enemies.
And enemies there were many. Maupertuis, who was given to penning venomous attacks on his opponents, managed to fall out with Johann Bernoulli and later also with Voltaire with whom he had become friends after the expedition. On the upside, his academic talents inspired the interest of Frederick the Great, who in 1740 invited him to become president of the brand new Berlin Academy. After visiting Frederick in Berlin, Maupertuis ended up on the battle field on the side of the Prussians, was taken prisoner by the Austrians, but was eventually released, shaken but unharmed. In 1746, after his career had made good progress in Paris, he did take the presidency of the Berlin Academy and moved to Berlin permanently.
Maupertuis talents were indeed eclectic. He published on a range of subjects including mathematics, philosophy and astronomy. A hundred years before Darwin he almost formulated Darwin's theory of evolution. But it is probably the principle of least action that he is most remembered for now. The principle says that physical systems, in getting from state A to state B, always choose the path that minimises the effort required. This begs the question of who or what does the minimising, and the principle opened up all sorts of cans of teleological worms.
Maupertuis was extremely proud of his principle of least action, so it came as a shock when he accidentally recommended a paper for publication which stated that it wasn't him but Leibniz who first postulated it. The resulting priority dispute cast a shadow over the last years of his life and had an adverse effect on his health. In 1756 he left Berlin for good and three years later died on a journey he undertook to improve his health.
For more information on Maupertuis visit the MacTutor History of Maths site
And for more on the principle of least action read the Plus article Frugal nature.
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Frying on high heat on both sides helps seal the moisture in, and then you can either finish them in the oven, or cover and cook on a slow heat.
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Hello. It's been as while. Please forgive my absence from this blog. I've had a lot going on lately. We had a baby last month and I was home for a few weeks helping around the house. I am extremely thankful for the generous paternity leave Rodale gave me. It made such a huge difference to my family and me. Besides being around to help with the new baby, I was also lucky enough to get to spend an unprecedented amount of time with my almost-3 year old daughter. Together, we spent a lot of time working and playing in the garden.
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You can see the pea trellis in the foreground and the bean teepee in the background. In a few months that teepee will be a cool and shady hideout for my daughter.
The zucchini we started indoors finally made it's way to the garden. This is our first blossom. Fresh zucchini is right around the corner.
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This is what I call strategic volunteer cilantro. After last year's plants went to seed, I broadcast the seeds along the fence on the southwest corner of the garden. It should make a nice herb border that attracts lots of beneficial insects.
We also planted four rows of corn and two rows of bush beans on the east side of the garden. I tried the three sisters here last year, but the squash bugs were terrible and they seemed to have their way with my corn too. So I'm not planting any winter squash this year.
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A seriously self assured show from Antonio Berardi: manipulating silhouettes by means of master tailoring is a signature of this designer and in Winter seasons he really thrives on experimenting with volume and fabric.
If I tell you that the silhouette was pretty much about an enlarged rounded shape or alternatively overlapping layers, you are going to think big and bulky. Berardi's skill is in working heavy and textured fabrics such as felted wools and thick rib knits into silhouettes that looked unexpectedly light and lively.
For this, asymmetric jacket shapes, with deep revers and an A line cut were styled over flippy thigh length skirts. Mid thigh length jackets in teddy wools or felted tweeds were styled over ¾ length cigarette pants. This was my absolute favourite shape. That softly rounded, hip covering top layer over a skinny leg is emerging as a major trend. And mark my words the generous jacket as a substitute for a coat is going to be one of next winter's must-haves.
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Last July, one of the world's most wanted war crime suspects, Laszlo Csatary, was arrested in Hungary. He is accused of sending more than 15,000 Jews to their deaths at Auschwitz. But Hungarian police did not arrest the 97-year-old until a British newspaper, The Sun, made his location public. That has led some to say the authorities were dragging their feet. Most worryingly, those who complained have been the target of anti-Semitic hatred.


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Genius or clown? Paris hosts first Salvador Dali retrospective since his death
We head to the largest exhibition of Salvador Dali's works since his 1979 Paris retrospective - the most viewed show in the Pompidou Centre's history. Also on the programme, we get a rare glimpse inside the studio of one of South Africa's most celebrated artists. Finally, the dresses that hid Frida Kahlo's pain come to light decades later... in a new exhibition.


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The international art world descends on Miami December 6-9 for Art Basel Miami Beach. Art Basel is North America's largest contemporary art fair, bringing artists, dealers and collectors to the sands of South Beach.
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There are a few products out there allowing music lovers to stream audio without wires. Now Bang & Olufsen is putting its signature style into that lot, with the Bang & Olufsen Playmaker.
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Other Playmaker features include DLNA and AirPlay support, so you can stream music from any compatible smartphone, tablet, Mac, PC or media server. The company says there is also a Digital Audio Converter (DAC) inside, so you don't have to worry about sound quality.
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Delve into the Middle Ages by taking our ten-part audio tour, The medieval imagination, based on the exhibition of the same name and narrated by exhibition curator Professor Emeritus Margaret Manion AO.
Learn about one of the few surviving Gospel books made by missionary monks in England and Ireland between the 7th and 9th centuries. Listen to the history behind the decorative patterns and text of this manuscript, which include a medieval spelling mistake!
Discover the meanings behind the evangelist symbols featured in the Glossed gospels. The fine initials, executed in gold and costly pigments, in this Gospel book are characteristic of the high-quality work found in books made for St Albans Abbey.
Listen to the legend behind the illustration of St Dominic and the ladder to heaven in the Antiphonal-hymnal. This choir book was made for the nuns of St Louis de Poissy, probably by master Parisian illuminator Jean Pucelle.
Discover a 13th-century Italian antiphonal with illustrations based on legends popular in Byzantium and Italy. This splendid manuscript contains the music and chants of the Office from Christmas to Epiphany, together with the feasts of the saints for Christmas week.
Learn how a psalter illustration might have related to the life of its owner. One such psalter in the collection probably dates back to Pleshey Castle, Essex, at the Bohun family home in 1380.
Hear how the decorative richness, the bright and colourful palette, and the complex and lively approach to narrative – all qualities characteristic of the Bedford breviary – are present in this miniature 'Flight into Egypt'.
Discover Ptolemy's Almagest, the crowning glory of the translations made from Arabic into Latin by Gerard of Cremona in Toledo (1114–87). The most advanced work in astronomy in Greek antiquity, it addresses the relationship between theology, mathematics and astronomy.
Bestiaries (medieval book of beasts) describe, and provide theological and moral interpretations of familiar, exotic and fabulous creatures. Discover the strange beliefs that were bestowed on the elephant in medieval times in this bestiary, one of the oldest surviving English bestiaries.
Listen to how the young Master of the Cite des Dames' confident modelling of form, subtle use of colour and the tiled floors and angled objects of his interiors herald later Parisian illumination.
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Hear how recent scholarship on Scriptores historiae augustae ('The Augustan history') provides intriguing insights into the Medici family. This high Renaissance manuscript was made for Lorenzo de' Medici in 1479 and is still in its original binding.


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Shop for the Florida Gators 15oz. Two Tone Mug from Lids.com and support the Florida Gators & NCAA in style withLids.com Novelties! Raise a cup to your team every morning with the jumbo 15oz. Two Tone Mug. The officially licensed mug features wrap-around team graphics in cool, two-toned colors and your team's color inside of the mug.
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Mpix is your first and last stop for personalized Christmas and Holiday Photo Ornaments. With dozens of ornaments featuring your favorite photos, you can say "Merry Christmas" and "Happy Holidays" with any of our festive designs. Create your own custom design ornament personalized with your photos using our DIY option.
Here at Mpix, our easy ordering process and quick delivery provides some much needed relief during your busy season. Spend more time this holiday season with your loved ones and less time worrying about the decorations-That's our job now.
|Emily Quattrochi
Could really use some ornaments with a vertical orientation for the photo... most of these are horizontal and it's really limiting me!!
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Agree! I think I'll hold off ordering and check back to see if more vertical orientations have been added.
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|Shelley Kent Nelson
I just received the 3 ornaments I ordered, and I'm sad to say they are disappointing. The metal ornaments are not the same high quality as the previous acrylic ornaments...the image quality has suffered, and overall, they just seem "cheaper." On my circle ornament in the style "Dot Circles," the circle with the image is not centered in the ornament, just slightly off-centered. I started with high-res images, which should look crisp and clear, especially for such a small image on an ornament, but they are not good quality, and the color is slightly off. What a bummer...
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|Julie Koepp Birdseye
I had this same experience last year. The image on the printed ornament was "smeared" so to speak. It started in one spot, and then drug down, and you could see the stretched image marks, if that makes sense….the image started above the image box, and then drug down into the image box area. Never-the-less, here I am back this year to order more since it is a neat concept. Hoping the quality control has improved this year!!
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|Mary Ann Scalia Sullivan
I see the size of the ornaments, but what is the size of the picture on it?
Hey Mary Ann! The size of the image on the ornament really depends on the ornament and template you select. With our templates, the images will all be around 1.840x1.200 (or so). However, if you are doing the DIY ornament, the image will cover the entire ornament area. Thanks!
|Beth Steffensen Montpas
When using the DIY holiday ornaments, does everything show INSIDE the red line?
That's correct, Beth. The entire image needs to extend to the outside edge, keeping any critical elements inside the red line.
|Jeannie Bettencourt
Hi is it me or ornaments are a lot smaller than last year?
We apologize for the confusion, Jeannie. Our Holiday Ornaments are smaller this year than they were last year.
|Christine Ford Mediamolle
I'm trying to create an ornament but 2013 isn't an option…can I still order a 2013 ornment??
You sure can, Christine. When you are adding your photos to the Ornament design you have selected, you are able to choose 2013 as the year.
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When I ordered my 2013 ornaments, I thought I saw that I could still get ornaments that say 2012. Now that it's after Christmas and I have a chance to scan last years Christmas photos, I don't see any 2012 options anymore. Are they still available?
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Shake Shack Owner Weighs an I.P.O.
The Union Square Hospitality Group has been interviewing banks to potentially run an initial public offering .
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Another Food Trend Story: Pizza's Inexorable Rise
Looking past the rarefied world of sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese and kale, it's also worth asking what kind of dishes have real mass appeal.
August 13, 2014, Wednesday
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The Ultimate Veggie Burger
It's difficult to make a veggie burger with great flavor and a firm, succulent texture. This is how you do it.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
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A Ride Across America | In Wyoming, a World-Class Burger and an Honest Butcher
Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, is biking across the U.S. talking to people about food. In his latest dispatch, he enjoys a fine burger and visits the butcher it came from.
July 18, 2014, Friday
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The True Cost of a Burger
Only by including external costs, or "externalities," can you arrive at the true cost of something. And cheeseburgers have externalities in spades.
July 16, 2014, Wednesday
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A Pastry Chef Masters the Veggie Burger
Brooks Headley, the punk rocker turned haute pastry chef at Del Posto, also makes what just might be the finest veggie burgers on the planet. And this Sunday, he'll serve them at his first fast food pop up, Superiority Burger, on the Lower East...
July 15, 2014, Tuesday
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Deconstructing the Perfect Burger
How to make a great hamburger? Cook on cast-iron pans and griddles, use an 80-20 ratio of meat to fat, sandwich it on a soft bun and don't overdress.
June 25, 2014, Wednesday
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Variety: A Delicious Diagramless
A yummy diagramless puzzle from Fred Piscop.
June 21, 2014, Saturday
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Complaints of Food Poisoning at Citi Field Restaurant Don't Scare Off Customers
Mets first baseman Lucas Duda and the Philadelphia Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said they got sick over the weekend after eating at Shake Shack.
May 15, 2014, Thursday
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High-Octane Burger Chain From New Zealand Aims at the U.S.
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I'm the boyfriend, and I'm also interested in getting into raiding. :3
First, a little history.
I stopped playing WoW almost three years ago, with the end of Wrath, before Cataclysm was released. Arthas was dead, and I was in a casual raiding guild on an RP server that got maybe half way through Icecrown Citadel. I enjoyed the raiding experience, even when I didn't get anything. It was fun being a paladin, able to heal or tank as the guild needed (though tank was my preferred choice). After a while, the guild started to fall apart, though I don't remember why. Shortly afterwards, I ended up quitting.
I play EVE Online as well, and EVE was definitely a contributing factor to me leaving WoW. I still play EVE, and I would recommend it to anyone that loves complicated games.
At the end of last November, my boyfriend got a free WoW battlechest from something, so he installed it. I activated my old account with one of the free 10 day cataclysm trials. We played a bit, and I found that I was enjoying WoW again, even from a fresh start. I decided to take advantage of the black friday deals (online, yay) and bought a battlechest, cataclysm, and mists, and made a new account (without the really bad account name that I made... years ago) attached to my same battletag. I got to keep all my mounts, and pets, and achievements (yay), and get a fresh start.
I started playing alliance side this time, though I did roll a horde character on my old server so I could keep all my gold and other shinies from my bank alt. I now play on Earthen Ring for the RP, but I've been wanting to get back into raiding, or at least start working towards that. Unfortunately, Earthen Ring isn't a very high population server, which makes me wonder if there is much of a raiding community there... that's where tankspot comes in!
Now for the part where I want advice! (aka TL;DR section)
What would be the best way to go about getting into a raiding guild with a fresh start on a new server? Should I level to 90 wherever and start gearing up off dungeons, then bite the bullet and do a server transfer when I find a guild I like? Are there guilds that will take new characters so I can level and gear up while participating in the social part of a guild, eventually becoming raid-capable?
How does a new player, or old player starting over, get into raiding these days? It always feels like you have to be in a guild from the start of an expansion to actually take part in raiding, because everyone else has already gone past the start (even though I know it's not true, it just feels like it).
I'm the boyfriend, and I'm also interested in getting into raiding. :3
There are an unlimited amount of paths to get there. Literally, it could happen any way you could imagine. Just my suggestion, though...
I would make low levels on multiple servers. Do a little work to try to find a server that you feel fits you. If raiding is important, then maybe check out wowprogress.com and find a few servers that meet your playstyle (rp) that have an acceptable number of guilds at the level of progress you would hope to achieve. From there, use those low level toons to scope out things like; what is the PuG scene like, what's the AH like, what are the people like, what is /2 trade chat like, etc, etc.
The odds are, you will find one that you seem to prefer. Then, you can start some footwork with the guilds on that server. From that wowprogress.com research, you will probably have a few guilds that stood out as interesting. Search with a /who and find some of that guild's members. See if you can talk to some of the members about what the guild is like, would they recommend it, and anything that is important to you in a guild.
If you find a guild you are targeting, try to talk to an officer about what they want from a guildie. You could very well end up in the guild immediately. You likely will still have to earn your way into a raid spot once you are leveled and geared, but at least you can try to learn if you fit personality wise with the guild as you get there. Even if you don't get invited immediately/quickly, at least you should have a map from them about what it takes to get in when you are ready.
Some really nice leveling perks for being in a guild now, so I'd recommend getting into SOME guild any way you need to. If guild choice A says they only invite max level toons, find a social guild to level in until you are ready to apply to your A choice.
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
Thanks for the awesome advice, sifuedition! I didn't know about wowprogress.com.
I hope it helps and welcome back!
Edit: Another thing not often really considered when looking for a guild is voice chat. Have Ventrillo and Mumble installed as they seem to be the most common. You might run across a Teamspeak guild too, so I guess you could install that as well if you wanted to. I would recommend as a potential future raider or as a guild newbie/trial, ask to lurk in on at least one or two raids. Try not to say anything unless it fits socially or w/e, of course. You wouldn't want to do something like try to correct the raid leader. You are there just to listen to how it goes. Is that raid lead who seemed nice actually an obscenity laden screamer in raid? Or maybe that's what you like in a raid lead, lol. That kind of thing.
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XD No, I don't like the screamer leaders... it's why I don't fly with goon FCs in EVE! Razor ftw. I have all three VOIP services installed, though I've never been a fan of Vent. Vent is just too... old. TS3 and Mumble are better.
Lurk in Trade on various servers, and ask what the raiding is like on any given server. Look for ads for raiding guilds, and decide what kind of 'ad' fits the feel of the group you and your boyfriend want to be in. Chat with their officers. As in, 'have a meaningful conversation', ask them about the guild, that sort of thing. Pretend you're interviewing for a job.
Once you find a server that seems to fit your hours (time zone is a hidden factor)-- Get to 90; get heroic geared at least (430) and then say you're interested in running a heroic with them. See if they bite, and then show off your skills. Odds on if you impress 'em, you'll be offered a spot.
Look for PuG raids forming in Trade. Usually they'll be something like, 'Have X, need Y'. Or you can say, 'have tank/heals and (whatever your boyfriend is), running fast heroics.' DPS will always jump on the chance to avoid a 19 minute queue.
Say in Trade you're looking for a good raiding guild. This rarely works well, because few guilds will take a chance on folks who don't have a 90 with a decent Armory they can look at.
Oh, and never join a guild because they advertise that they have all bank tabs and a cool tabard.
One of the things I do with my guild is that we take people as Members, no guaranteed raid spot, or Recruits (low priority for raid spots, but they have a role we need to fill), and generally we kinda get a feel for who they are as people, and vice versa. Since I'm a tank, I'll offer up free Monsterbear-style heroics (aka 'I start slow and then if I think you can handle it, ramp up to chain pulling), and I'll see how well they handle five mans, like how often they stand in fire, if they can pull decent numbers, that sort of thing. The gate to getting into the raid proper is to have 460+ gear, and usually that means running lots of dungeons/dailies/LFR. But if I'm down a person and it's day 1 of MV, I've been known to drag in Members and Recruits to see how they do in the raid.
As to whether we take people on as lowbies? Our newest recruit leveled from level 12 with a monk healer, just hit 90 three days ago, and got to LFR level last night. (We had no monks.) I've already run her through a dungeon, and she could use some more work, but I'm willing to pair her up with one of our heavy healers and see what she can do if it means getting a second 10's group going. Her boyfriend is a decent DPS monk, but he's not sure if he wants to raid yet.
Stuff that makes me wince as a GM/raid lead:
People not knowing their class.
People not knowing fights after 20 attempts.
People not being able to handle stress well.
People not able to follow instructions.
People who constantly ask for stuff to be done for them. When we're in raid and otherwise occupied.
People who get really drama-riffic over loot drops. It is not 'your loot' until I or the ML hand it to you, and if we hand it to someone else, it definitely stops being your loot. We run a bastardized random/DKP system, so folks who are around awhile have a somewhat better chance at winning loot, but we also keep the door open for guests/emergency raiders/Members to win stuff too.
Don't be that person, and most guilds will love you and your boyfriend.
Some other thoughts:
RP servers tend to be MUCH more casual about raiding. That is not to imply that there are not a lot of RP guilds more progressed than mine, lol. By that I simply mean that it may be hard to find an RP server with enough raiding options to suit you if raiding is important. Just consider that as you research guilds. Don't go off of a couple of really good raiding guilds on an rp server. Consider the amount of guilds that you realistically think you have a shot at joining. If it's only a handful, that might make your options tough. If there are only three and only one has a raiding schedule that works for you, it's probably not your best option for a server.
Having said that, I'd like to second an opinion someone else made in this thread. Carefully consider times. Make sure the server is active or that there are enough options for guilds who raid on days/times that work for you so that you are not painted into a corner on which guilds you can consider on a server. If you prefer daytime or late night or weekends or whatever, just make sure there are enough guilds active at those times.
Many times, when you check out a guild on wowprogress, you can turn around and google them. You might be able to find raid logs from Worloflogs.com which can give you an indication of their raid performance and what it would take to fit in. You might be able to find their guild website. That can have a trove of info. Bear in mind, some of that might not be 100% accurate about them. It might, however, clearly indicate that they are not a good fit. How well that site is maintained can indicate how active their leadership is. How active their forums are might indicate how social they are. None of these are absolute but they can be indicators.
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
Again, thanks for the great advice, everyone <3
Tielyn... got a spot for a new recruit? :3 Can't help but ask. I'm actually wanting to switch over to PvE servers, rather than stay on RP servers for raiding. RP is fun, but I really want to just ignore that part of it and get to a server with higher population. The only thing I won't touch is PvP servers. Open world PvP is just boring for me. Way too competitive, not enjoyable. I liked Wintergrasp back in Wrath, though. I like organized group vs group PvP.
I suppose one problem I might end up facing is that I won't know what my schedule is until about mid January.
Private messaging you. Short form is you are more than welcome to hop in as a Member with a level 1 and hang out with us to see if you like what you see/hear.
Wow, I saw the topic of this thread and thought, "Are you me"? Except I am a guy, and my main was a warrior haha. Seriously, my wife and I literally were in the exact same position and had almost the exact same set of circumstances happen, right down to most of the way through icecrown, me being the guilds off tank, and us quitting shortly after a guild started breaking apart. I had literally played this game since launch, all the way through most of icecrown, and then stopped. Now after about three years or so, my wife (the guilds main healer) and I got the bug again, and we have started playing. I am not going to lie, I am more than a bit intimidated about the whole deal. So much has changed, and I feel a little lost. Most everyone we had played with that were the other end game heroic guilds on our server have moved on, not playing anymore, ect... Shoot I even had an account here that I can't seem to remeber the log in to haha. So you are definitely not alone, seems like there are a few of us out there. Now back to figuring out all of the changes that have happened, and being intimidated about how much stuff I have ahead of me to catch up HAHA!


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Tamiflu is a prescription medicine used to treat the flu (influenza) in people 2 weeks of age and older who have had flu symptoms for no more than 2 days. Tamiflu can also reduce the chance of getting the flu in people 1 year and older.
Tamiflu does not prevent bacterial infections that may happen with the flu.
Tamiflu is not a substitute for an annual flu vaccination.
Do not take Tamiflu if you are allergic to oseltamivir phosphate or any of the ingredients in Tamiflu.
Please see the Tamiflu full Prescription Information for complete important safety information.
You are encouraged to report side effects to Genentech by calling 1-888-835-2555 or to the FDA by visiting www.fda.gov/medwatch or calling 1-800-FDA-1088.