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VERY useful guide! I think I read it like 100 times per day, lol. Thanks for the work!
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Trinket: Baradin Grunt's Talisman is linked to Impetuous Query. The source is Hellscream's Reach: Honored. The alliance counterpart is Baradin Footman's Tags.
Thanks for the info Tschus. I'll get all that fixed right now!
I've been looking for a write up like this for Paladin Tanks for several days now and this is much more than I expected! Thank you for the very extensive guide.
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since you added the slots for bears and dks, think you could quickly throw up any bis stuff for the ranged slot for us warriors? ;D
Thank you very much for the list it came in handy.
Added a few fixes and updates now that item databases are pretty complete.
Fixed all remaining drop locations that were previously marked unknown, and a few updated tank trinket options!
For those following the guide, I just finished a massive re-write of the gearing up guide, including discussion of all of the various epics available and where to spend your gold, the order of reputations to grind, what to buy first with Justice Points, etc.
You can see the updated version of the gear prioritization guide at: http://maintankadin.failsafedesign.c...wtopic#p626895
Also, the full information guide at:
As always, please let me know if you find any problems or errors. Hope this is helpful!
Vexryn, if you want, I can try to port over your copies from maintankadin here if you want and keep it maintained, just let me know when you do it. You'll get full credit for it, but it'll basically be a copy/paste of what you have over there.
Nice rewrite. I'd still strongly recommend a ranged weapon assessment if you want it to be viable for all plate tanks. Show us warriors the love you've shown dks, man.
It's probably worth noting that the Grounded Plasma Shield has a chance of putting a 100% crit debuff on you when you use it, as well as a root effect and a massive aoe taunt. It's not a huge % but it's something to consider when you're considering it a cooldown. It may very well get you killed.
As requested, I've shown some love to my warrior brethren; ranged slot (gun) tank options are now listed.
My sympathies to the warriors. Your options for this slot really suck until you get/buy the Bastion of Twilight trash drop! If I missed another piece of gear in this slot, please let me know!
nope, you got it dead on, there's only some greens, some agi blues, and the pvp throwing weapon or the BoE drop in BoT. the Blue "Thundercall" never made it onto live servers so it doesn't exist in game.
My sympathies again! At least our one "ranged" slot option for tankadins is just a basic 700 valor points!
with a gem socket!
A few recent minor updates and bug fixes. Always welcoming input if there's more that should be here but isn't!
No, Only people that have bs, and the other professsions can Need on Chaos Orbs. This stops people from Needing on it when they dont have one of thoes professions.
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I have installed blag with no problems until I boot from HDD. It boots all the way to the part that says "firstboot:" then the screen goes completely blank, like the monitor shuts off. I dont know whats wrong. One thing I did notice was there was a point where my MONITOR wasnt recognized.....the video card was but it said Monitor not recognized. There was a point where I couls=d manually choose what type of monitor. But I didnt do it and resumed install anyway. I would assume the monitor type is an LCD, right???? How do I return to the setup point to choose monitor type so I can start to use BLAG??? Please help....I am new to this....bob58
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does the computer totally freeze at this point ? can you get another console window up (by typing CTRL ALT and F1)
if you can then you may be able to run XFConfig or something similar otherwise i'd suggest a reinstall
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Hmm. Sometimes if you just let it sit there for awhile, firstboot will sort itself & the monitor out. It will do some probing & back & forth for awhile. If it doesn't, the easiest path is probably to re-install and choose "generic LCD 800x600" or something like that during the install.
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I wasnt able to bring up anything even a console at that point cause it was just like the monitor was off, and computer was still running. I will attempt a re-install and look for the oint to choose monitor and do it right this time....but first I will try to let it sit a while and see if anything happens...bob
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Hello.....I just re formatted the HDD and re installed and BLAG works just fine now.......I really like the auto mount when you pop a music cd in....very nice......I still have to play around with customizing....I was wondering about putting my own wallpapers on. Can I use .PNG or .JPG files? And what directory do they go in????? Thanks...bob
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For wallpapers (backgrounds) you can use .jpg or .png. They can be anywhere. I just create a backgrounds directory in my home directory. You right-click on the desktop to change the background.
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Griffin has created an iPhone docking station that'll have Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison rotating in their graves, because it plays music without speakers and doesn't require electricity. Griffin_aircurve Griffin's AirCurve: no speaker, no batteries, but - somehow - sound The translucent polycarbonate AirCurve is …
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"Griffin reckons the AirCurve's sound amplification"...
...if it's doing any kind of amplification i'll be most impressed. Also, if so, James Randi wants to talk to them about the 1 million dollars that's burning a hole in his pocket...
All it can do is change the shape of the output to allow for a louder sound over a smaller area. The total energy output will be the same (will be less due to more components introducing more inefficiency)
It's just a horn such as Edison used
Jeez! It doesn't amplify at all. It does an impedance transformation. If you want to write about technology at least learn something about it first.
Correct link; http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/aircurve
It's under Iphone accessories, and the article starts up with it being for an ipod before changing to iphone...not the average mactard will know the difference oh fuck that's done it..
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For those of you who are interested, this works by using a mathematically calculated exponential horn. This is the most efficient shape for a amplifying horn, which produces an amplified sound due to the resonance of the column of air (so no batteries required). By adding such a horn to the standard iPod speaker, it actually makes the way in which the energy from the speaker is converted into moving airwaves more efficient.
Exponential horn technology that was originally put into wind up gramophones manufactured by by HMV (c. 1928) in the days when all the power came from a spring. Also the same technology used today in Bose speakers.
How well this works will depend on how well they've manufactured the maths!
Wires: No - Speakers: Yes
So, it's a horn for...a speaker (albeit the one that's built into the iPod)...that uses electricity.
Nothing new
This was an audio breakthrough in the days of the wind up gramophone, building the horn speaker into the box or cabinet - next thing they will be telling us how to lower the noise output by placing a scarf or hankerchief in the opening.
It says coming soon on the Griffin web site, not available now
Cutting edge tech for sure
Old school amplification
Any chance of a review? Internal speaker is nothing to shout about, hard to imagine it's much better after passing through a gramophone horn.
Also: http://www.r-hansen.com/tech/gram.html
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Please change it to say iPhone, this was infinitely more impressive when it was working with the iPod rather than the phone.
That's a pretty neat and innovative idea, and the price isn't astronomical like most other iPap accessories. Thumbs up tbh
This works in just the same way as the throat on a horn speaker, basically it just picks up the vibration of the player and increases its reactance area with the air, just like the soundbox or horn on an old wind up gramophone
Enough to get me up in the morning?
Most unusual and quiet noises are...
Nice idea - shame about the battery
This is basically a sound box, and so works the same way the open body of a guitar or violin functions. The iPhone makes the device resonate and so makes sure the maximum amount of energy is turned from speaker/iPhone casing vibration into sound waves.
The problem is that this is driven by the iPhone speaker, and so will use (esp at high volume) much more battery power than is needed to produce the small voltages used as a signal by powered speakers. It will probably also lack in bass volume, and will never be that loud, so the iPhone volume will need to be at max most of the time. Considering how short the iPhone battery life is, you'll only want to use it with the iPhone plugged into the mains... in which case you might as well use mains powered speakers.
I'd say this is a neat stocking-filler for the hard-to-buy-for iPhone owner, or is a fun gadget for technology show-offs (which fits in with iPhone owner demographic quite nicely). As a practical way of listening to your music, I'd suggest this isn't worth the money.
"akin to a pair of desktop speakers."
i.e. the cheap passive ones costing around a fiver and sounding bleedin' awful. Fair enough for the job in question, I suppose, but another nail in the coffin of audio quality delivered curtesy of the portable digital music player.
Sweet ...
They were doing this in the 1920's with crystal sets and headphones in mixing-bowls (a very effective combo).
Is this really how far we've come in 80 years?
I've got one of those - it's called a metal bucket. Stick your iphone etc in there and listen. Sounds awful though
The iHorn
So it's an impedance matching device, just like the very first gramophone horns. That's presumably why there's a gramophone displayed on that iPod. Not exactly magic, and will most likely leave Messrs Bell and Edison unmoved. It's a very cheap and good looking folded horn. Let's hope it also sounds ok.
So it's basically
a refined version of the horns that graced old style gramophones. I can't see either Bell or Edison being surprised. Odds on one of them invented it and the other stole the idea.
I'm skeptical
But if they are selling, it must work at least to some extent, I'd think... Have to go hear it in person to see whether resonance alone can really do what they claim.
I thought we already have something like that
It's called a "megaphone".
Mine's the one with the word "Director" around the back.
Nothing more than an advert
Does it actually work???
coiled waveguide ?
So that would be what most people would recognise as a "horn" then - you know, like those trumpet shaped speakers used at outdoor event for the PA. All they've done is coil one up and make it look pretty.
It's wrong to say it amplifies the sound, it doesn't. It simply makes the process of converting the original movement of the speaker cone into sound much more efficient.
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"So that would be what most people would recognise as a "horn" then - you know, like those trumpet shaped speakers used at outdoor event for the PA. All they've done is coil one up and make it look pretty."
It's more like a folded horn. Straight horn flares usually have a compression driver fitted to them whereas a folded horn will have a regular driver in them.
Exponential Horns
The thing nobody ever told me about exponential horns was, whether it was the radius or the cross-sectional area that was supposed to vary exponentially with distance .....
Impedance matching
Yes it's just impedance matching. No it doesn't use resonance as resonance only boots narrow frequency ranges and that would sound horrible.
However even though this does not actually amplify anything, it causes the power output of the loudspeakers to rise.
Essentially it's like this:
Air is fairly simple to move under normal circumstances, however the membrane is much harder to move than the surrounding air. So the loudspeaker puts most of it's force into moving the membrane. It could push or pull a lot harder. Now the horn makes the air appear more stiff on one side and distributes that force to a larger area.
I once did some work on horn loudspeaker design...
The major problem with horns is that the lowest frequency 3db point is a function of the area of the horn mouth and the length. It is 40 years since I did the calculations, but I seem to remember that to get down to 20Hz (the recognised limit of human hearing) you needed a horn 40 feet long and 20 feet in diameter at the mouth.
A little plastic box won't hack it for bass notes.
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On my way to the BBL this morning, I had just enough time to head up one last monster – Vesclub to Vestavia Dr. This is also very close to my house with the start of it less than two miles away. My apologies to the BBL folks as I was running about 5 minutes late because of the additional climb on the way over.
The final monster – Vesclub from Little Shades Creek to the Vestavia Dr high point. Click the picture for the medium version or click here to down the huge version. Note on the map how the climb starts in the "blue" lower elevation and goes all the way up to the highest point on the map!
3D view of the Vesclub – Vestavia Dr Monster.
This stair-stepper climb has five or six major sections depending on how you divide it up. You start out and climb from Little Shades Creek onto Rocky Ridge Rd followed by a flat to gently rising gradient to the Tanglewood entrance. Turn left into Tanglewood and the first steep step is immediately in front of you. Take this step and then turn right at the next stop sign to continue climbing steeply up and around the bend. Then you'll go through a 3-way stop down a short steep hill before hitting the first wall climbing 150ft in less than 0.2 miles! At the top turn right to get a "breather" as the climb continues at close to 10% avg gradient. Then you get a real breather where you can enjoy the view to your right looking across Dolly Ridge towards Meadowbrook, Hugh Daniel, and the top of Double Oak Way just peeking out from behind Hugh Daniel. Enjoy the view because the steepest part of the climb is coming up fast – 0.12 mi @ 17.2% with overall average gradient of maybe 15% for 0.3 miles. At the top, turn right at the stop sign to head straight on over to Vestavia Dr where you climb the last quarter mile at an average gradient of 6.5% all the way to the top where you are rewarded with a great view of Red Mountain, Homewood, and the entire Shades Valley.
First statistic – the Scanuppia Factor (length of climb with avg gradient > 17%)
0.21 mi split into two segments (0.09 mi @ 18.2%, 0.12 mi @ 17.2%)
---- Vesclub - Vestavia Dr ---- Dist: 3.35 mi (0:14:56) Climbing: 793 ft Energy: 248.1 kJ Cals Burn: 237.2 kcal Braking: -1.9 kJ (-0.8%) Min Avg Max Power 0 276.9 504 W Gravity -784 198.7 513 W Speed 3.1 13.5 29.0 mi/h Wind 9.9 13.0 24.3 mi/h Elev 414 761 1187 ft Slope -7.9 4.31 21.9 % Caden 9 79.9 106 rpm HR 137 162.7 178 bpm NP 301 W; IF 1.084; TSS 29.3
iBike data – check out the wildly swinging gradients.
And finally, here is the summary of all eight monsters sorted by Scanuppia Factor:
|Max %
|Double Oak Way
|3.77 mi
|883 ft
|23.9 %
|South Cove Dr
|0.26 mi
|229 ft
|24.3 %
|Hugh Daniel Brae Trail
|1.97 mi
|614 ft
|19.4 %
|0.56 mi
|299 ft
|24.5 %
|Vesclub – Vestavia Dr
|3.35 mi
|793 ft
|21.9 %
|1.91 mi
|478 ft
|21.4 %
|Montclair (Trinity)
|0.38 mi
|212 ft
|21.8 %
|Hugh Daniel Greystone Crest
|1.36 mi
|371 ft
|24.4 %
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Nov. 26, 2014
Aftermath of grand jury's decision not to indict white police officer Darren Wilson in fatal shooting of black teenager Michael Brown lays bare nation's deep racial divisions over justice system; Pew polls find black mistrust of police and courts is far greater than toward other institutions; blacks and whites play and work together much more than in decades past, but still often go home to worlds apart, despite progress on civil rights. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Human Trafficking Intervention Court in Queens, which offers sex workers the option of receiving counseling rather than criminal charges, prepares to mark its 10th anniversary; court has long aimed to change the legal conversation surrounding the multibillion-dollar sex trade, and has become the model for an 11-court program across New York State that began in 2013. MORE
Nov. 22, 2014
Op-Ed article by Brooklyn District Atty Kenneth P Thompson warns that New York City Police Department's shift from making arrests to issuing tickets for possessing small amounts of marijuana is likely to lead to swelling of overburdened court dockets; cautions that most people do not understand how summons court works and urges city to commit more resources to improving city's summons system. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Marshall Project, nonprofit news organization focused on the American criminal justice system and headed by former New York Times executive editor Bill Keller, goes live; Manhattan start-up has 25 employees. MORE
Nov. 3, 2014
Editorial warns there is growing evidence that donations to judicial election campaigns may be influencing rulings; contends that judicial branch must be insulated as much as possible from normal political pressures if it is to be meaningful check on other branches of government. MORE
Oct. 28, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column examines PAC-funded ad campaign against Robin Hudson, State Supreme Court justice in North Carolina; holds campaign is indicative of how private money has flooded the political system following the Citizens United decision, forcing judges to concentrate on fundraising in an unprecedented way; says trend has introduced conflicts of interest and corroded the perception of fairness and the rule of law. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
Myanmar has undergone radical transformation since dismantling of dictatorship, but state of country's legal system, with lawyers paying bribes to clerks and judges, leaves many pessimistic about the country's vaunted reforms. MORE
Oct. 18, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo selects Justice Leslie E Stein, Democrat, to replace Republican Court of Appeals Justice Victoria A Graffeo, disappointing Republican Senate leaders. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
Justice Barry M Kamins will step down as chief of policy and planning for New York State's court system and as administrative judge for New York City criminal courts; resignation will allow Kamins to avoid prospect of removal for allegedly discussing pending cases and engaging in improper political activity in 2013 with Brooklyn District Atty Charles J Hynes. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Three layers and a paralegal are charged with bribery in scheme to pay worker at New York City Criminal Justice Agency to steer clients toward them; lawyer Jae Lee, Benjamin Yu and Dwane smith plead not guilty; paralegal Jose Nunez is released without bail. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
News analysis by Adam Liptak examines question of whether judicial elections corrupt courts' impartiality; notes that Supreme Court is set to determine whether to hear case about judges personally soliciting campaign donations. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
District Court Judge Mark E Fuller of Alabama faces abrupt and potent pressure to resign after he was charged with striking his wife at a luxury hotel in Atlanta; it is sign that outrage about domestic violence in National Football League has expanded. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Ferguson, Mo, City Council, in first major sign of change in city since police killing of black teenager Michael Brown, says it will establish citizen review board to provide guidance for police department; also announces sweeping changes to its court system, including reduction in court fines that have disproportionately affected low-income black residents. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Robert E Emery decries discrepancy between way courts treat married parents and divorced parents; contends simple change of adding parental agreement to list of factors that comprise 'best interests of the child' will bring law closer to treating unmarried parents like married parents. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Pennsylvania appeals court upholds conviction of former state Supreme Court judge Joan Orie Melvin on corruption charges, as well as order stating that she must write apologies to every judge in state; however, court rejects requirement that she write apologies on photos of herself in handcuffs. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Juror questionnaires have become increasingly common in courtrooms across the United States, with some questions covering basic issues and others bordering on the obscure or intrusive; judges can permit or deny use of questionnaires; lawyers and jury consultants say judges are more likely to allow them when the prosecution and defense make a joint request for one, and have collaborated on questions. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Editorial supports New Jersey Gov Chris Christie's signing of two bills aimed at reforming state's pretrial system; holds that pretrial system is currently rigged against poor residents, who cannot afford to pay bail; urges voters to pass bills, which will both make system more just and save taxpayer dollars. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
United States Court of Appeals for Eleventh Circuit announces that Federal District Court Judge Mark E Fuller of Alabama, who was arrested after he was accused of assaulting his wife, will lose his docket until further notice. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Failed effort to remove three liberal justices from Tennessee State Supreme Court sways voters despite lack of single rallying issue, an encouraging development for conservative groups and business interests targeting the judiciary; conservatives in states across nation, looking at courts as outlet to augment their public policy pursuits, have transformed monotonous judicial elections into full-throated campaigns. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Editorial asserts that Senate's confirmation of Ronnie White for seat on United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri corrects error committed when he was denied seat in 1999; faults Senate Republicans for failing to acknowledge their role in earlier smear campaign against White; says White's confirmation illustrates wisdom of rule changes instituted by Democrats in 2013 that ended filibusters against executive and judicial appointments. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Justice Dept officials announce nation's immigration courts will make major shift in priorities to place unaccompanied minors and families with children first in line to go before immigration judges; shift would mean such migrants could have cases resolved within months instead of two or three years, but at least half of about 375,000 deportation cases already in backlog would be delayed significantly longer as a result. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Recent arrest of three judges in Broward County, Fla, on DUI charges has raised concerns that incidents are part of larger systemic problem; arrests follow long history of nepotism and cronyism in county's judiciary, including instances of corruption, drug use and public nudity; critics point to highly politicized and clannish culture that is known for protecting its own, and in which judges come to feel invincible. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
New Mexico and other states with increasingly diverse populations have strained to meet the rising cost of providing court interpreters for non-English speaking residents; about 36 percent of New Mexico's 2.1 million residents over age 5 speak language other than English, almost double national rate; Justice Dept has stepped up enforcement of laws requiring court interpreters, forcing corrective action in many states. MORE
May. 27, 2014
Immigrant advocates and politicians are seeking to add courthouses to list of locations where immigration agents must refrain from questioning or detaining immigrants; move is in response to growing trend in which immigrants have been questioned and detained in courthouses, eroding their willingness to participate in the judicial system. MORE
May. 26, 2014
Courtroom artists Andrea Shepard and her mother Shirley have complained for years that the American flag is often improperly displayed inside New York City courtrooms; David Bookstaver, spokesman for New York State's office of Court Administration, which runs criminal and civil courts, say they do their best to comply with the flag code. MORE
May. 22, 2014
New Jersey Gov Chris Christie renominates Chief Justice Stuart J Rabner of state's Supreme Court, despite his promises to remake what he has called 'activist' and 'liberal' court; move by Christie will grant tenure to Rabner, with whom he has openly argued; in exchange, Democrats who control Legislature have assured Christie that State Senate will also approve Republican nominee, Lee Solomon, as associate justice. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Editorial warns that number and size of court-related user fees have gone up sharply around the country, which is overwhelmingly affecting among the poorest members of society; contends it is unjust to fund the criminal justice system by dumping costs on those who are least able to afford them. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Editorial underscores how judicial elections in North Carolina and Arkansas have been polluted by special-interest money; warns there has been little action in states with judicial elections to devise rules for judicial recusal that take campaign contributions into account. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Letter from American Bar Association president James R Silkenat responds to May 4 Maya Sen Op-Ed article on need for reform in the process for evaluating federal judges. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Gray Matter column by Prof Maya Sen presents evidence that current selection process for federal judges is biased against women and minorities, noting that 81 percent are white and 76 percent male; her study, published in Journal of Law and Courts, attributes trend to discrimination in key rating system overseen by the American Bar Assn; asserts that greater transparency is required in order to fix the system. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
White House and Senate Democrats are working swiftly to confirm judges to federal courts in effort to allow Pres Obama to leave a lasting liberal imprint on the judiciary; Republicans, still fuming over the change in filibuster rules that ended their ability to block presidential appointments, could shut down the confirmation process any time between now and mid-term elections, adding to the sense of urgency. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Many South African lawyers say murder trial of sprinter Oscar Pistorius has served to reinforce impressions that country's justice system treats rich and famous much better than poor and vulnerable; what has become a season of high-profile cases has turned an unusually unforgiving spotlight on South Africa's justice system. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
Turkey's Constitutional Court overturns provision of a new law that gives Prime Min Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government greater control over the judiciary; critics say law harms the country's separation of powers and is part of broader effort by Erdogan to push back against a corruption investigation. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Brooklyn Housing Court has outgrown its cramped quarters in Downtown Brooklyn, and two-year search to produce a new home that suits its frenetic operations has yet to produce a viable site; 10-year lease on its current space expires on May 31. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Court administration officials at New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan say that court reporter Daniel Kochanski, who was fired after developing a drinking problem, has left behind incomplete record of at least six trials and two dozen other proceedings; missing records are creating delays and legal hurdles and highlight a major pitfall in relying solely on stenographic reporters to safeguard official trial records. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
New Jersey Supreme Court's Joint Committee on Criminal Justice proposes major changes to the state's bail system; recommendations include holding or releasing criminal defendants based on risk they pose, rather than ability to pay bail, and passing a speedy-trial law, which would set specific timelines for indictments and trials. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
New York City's criminal justice system has made remarkable strides in reducing time between arrest and arraignment; computer-tracking system that went into operation citywide in 2013 has cut average time defendant waits to see judge significantly, to below 24 hours in all five boroughs for first time since 2001. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
Federal appeals court reverses decision made by Judge Sterling Johnson Jr denying legal fees to lawyers of Mike Costello, paraplegic man from Brooklyn who had sued local businesses for failing to provide proper access for disabled customers; court takes the rare move of ordering that the case be assigned to a different judge, due to Johnson using his staff members to investigate the matter outside the courtroom. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Judith Resnik warns that Delaware judges, in Supreme Court case, are attempting to reinstate system that allows state to provide closed-door arbitration proceedings for wealthy businesses after which outcome would be secret; argues system is clearly unconstitutional and highlights the growing privatization of judging and the closing of access to courts by rich litigants. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Kevin Burns, sharply-dressed leader of jury pool at State Supreme Court building in Downtown Brooklyn; Burns has for 15 years been handling orientation for most of 80,000 Brooklynites called to serve each year, interjecting job with his own brand of humor. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Bangkok civil court sharply curtails powers of Thai authorities, barring them from dispersing protesters; prominent legal analyst describes decision as 'one step closer to a full-scale judicial coup'; ruling comes one day after violent clashes between the police and protesters that left five people dead, including a police officer. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
News analysis; legal scholars, judges and ethicists say that social media is creating a range of new challenges for law enforcement, even as it has in many way been a boon; of particular concern is the use of social media by police officers and by jurors. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Spanish Parliament is expected to debate and eventually approve a bill that will force the dismissal of case against former Chinese Pres Jiang Zemin and Prime Min Li Peng for alleged human rights abuses in Tibet; bill will also sharply reduce the scope of the national law that has allowed Spanish judges to pursue human rights cases around the world. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
Russian Pres Vladimir V Putin signs legislation merging Russia's two top courts in controversial decision seen by many as effort to consolidate Kremlin's power over judicial system. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
Girls Court, special tribunal that is part of nationwide network, aims to nurture vulnerable young women, especially those forced into prostitution, instead of treating them as criminals; promising system links at-risk youth to social service agencies, providing informal sessions on everything from body image to legal issues, offering team of adults in whom they can develop trust. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
United Nations investigator permitted by Qatar to examine its justice system delivers blunt critique calling for more training and autonomy for judges and prosecutors, more accessible evidence and correction of gender imbalance; also warns that foreign suspects may be vulnerable to discrimination. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
Freedom Fund, project of nonprofit group Bronx Defenders, helps inmates in Bronx jails avoid being coerced into guilty pleas by notorious trial delays at Bronx Criminal Court, one of most backlogged big-city courts in nation. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Marvin Goldman, longtime owner of Duffy & Quinn/Craft Robe Co, Midtown Manhattan shop that makes custom garments for clergy members and judges. MORE
Jan. 9, 2014
Turkish government reshuffles the police force yet again and seeks to expand its power over the judiciary in a move that one former justice minister likens to a coup; analysts say both actions appear calculated to fend off a widening corruption investigation that has plunged the government of Prime Min Recep Tayyip Erdogan into its worst crisis since it came to power more than a decade ago. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
Montana District Judge G Todd Baugh, who drew condemnation for his comments about a 14-year-old rape victim, says he plans to retire at end of 2014. MORE
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November 27, 2014, Thursday
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November 26, 2014, Wednesday
Reaction to Ferguson Decision Shows Racial Divide Remains Over Views of Justice
The aftermath of the decision not to indict a white police officer in the fatal shooting of a black teenager revealed that the nation remains deeply divided about the justice system.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
How Colleges Deal With Rape Claims
Readers react to a Sunday Review essay that said current practices have "failed abysmally."
November 24, 2014, Monday
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In a Queens Court, Women in Prostitution Cases Are Seen as Victims
Human Trafficking Intervention Court in Queens, the model for a statewide program, offers a deal: Get counseling instead of a record.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
Will Pot Pack New York's Courts?
The new marijuana rules will overload the summons system.
November 22, 2014, Saturday
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Thomas Middelhoff, Ex-Chief of Bertelsmann, Must Remain in Jail During Appeal
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November 21, 2014, Friday
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Limiting access to juvenile records is crucial to preventing young people from being permanently impaired by outgrown transgressions.
November 17, 2014, Monday
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November 17, 2014, Monday
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November 7, 2014, Friday
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Hey there, this is your Pal Pallie and welcome back to Git Er Raid. I'm sure you are ready for this, but are you? Time to take out all your aggression and beat down that orc gone bad that we call Garrosh Hellscream. This is a long fight and one of those that you need to maintain focus throughout the fight in order to down it. It is definitely a two tank fight and 2 to 3 healable. The fight is also 3 phase encounter with some intermissions during phase 2. Lets do this!
In this first phase, you fight Garrosh and he brings out many friends along the way. He himself only has 2 abilities at this point, he throws his weapon on the ground creating a huge damaging zone. If you kill the weapon off in the middle, the zone disappears. Other than that, he just does his Warsong that will massively buff the adds in the fight.
So what adds? Well some grunts come out in 2 groups of 3. They are fairly unremarkable. They sometimes hamstring targets but thats about it. Cannon fodder for your aoe. The wolf rider shaman is more interesting as he's a typical healer add. He'll heal with Ancestral Chain Heal and do some dps with Chain lightning. Please note that for every time you interrupt him, he'll cast 25% faster so try to save interrupts for the actual heals.
The last adds are Siege Engineers and they are the really interesting part of this phase. These guys come out and start to activate these Ironstar siege engines on either end of the room. If you can kill the Engineers off, the Ironstars won't come out. But you'll have to do it with ranged dps and one on each side. If they come out, they will roll a big path of death and likely kill anyone they touch. The big thing to recognize is that they do tremendous damage to the adds too. So the strategy here is to let one Ironstar come out, root and slow the adds and then run away when the Ironstar comes plowing through. Obviously this takes some finesse but after you do it a few times, it comes naturally.
You want the help of the Ironstar to kill the adds off so that you can focus on Garrosh and his weapons. So basically this phase consists of you dpsing down the adds and Garrosh, letting the adds get rolled by the Ironstar and then finishing them off. Note that the Ironstar still does raidwide damage when it hits the wall so try to be as far away from it as is practical and then heal through the aoe. We bounced between these two raid markers and stayed stacked in order to control where the weapon was thrown as well as doing some nice raid healing.
I was assigned to kill the engineer and always killed the left side engineer. This meant the right side Ironstar came out and rolled across the front half of the room nearest the throne. It doesn't matter which one you use just make sure to kill at least one or else you are probably going to get steamrolled....literally.
The goal of this first phase is to get Garrosh down to 10%. At that point, he heals to full and throws you all into the Realm of Yshaarj. There are 3 different scenes in the Realm of Yshaarj. They all have one basic concept though. Kill all the sha adds and then deal with Garrosh slamming the ground with Annihilate over and over again for a little while. You want to kill off the sha adds quickly not only to do more dps to Garrosh but the energy he drains from the heart of yshaarj here affects his abilities in the normal realm so doing this transition quickly is a good thing. Lastly, after killing some sets of sha adds, you can stand in little glowy spheres to gain a 50% damage reduction buff for the last part of these phases where Garrosh is slamming the ground all around the place. Highly valuable to get these so keep an eye out!
Before moving to phase 2, lets just go through the 3 possible scenes you can get in these intermission phases. I'm going to refer to the 3 as Basic, Run Through, and Split up. The names are basically how you handle each one. In the basic one, there are 5 groups of 3 stationary sha adds. Just kill each group, and move up to Garrosh. Nothing really fancy about this one at all, hence the name, "Basic."
Run Through refers to this one where there are a ton of little sha adds everywhere. Basically on this one, you let your tank pull them all and dash up to the top as fast as possible. Wait until your tank has all of them grouped up and then blast away. Lastly, Split up refers to this scene where there is a big sha add down each of these staircases. All you have to do is split your raid into 2 groups and send each group down each staircase to kill their own add.
Thats basically all there is to these intermissions. Try hard to get the damage reduction spheres. They are a kind of aoe bubble that you pop when you run into one so if you don't all move together you might not get the buff. But then just dodge Annihilate over and over and try to survive. Even if you don't get hit with the annihilate, you still take a large amount of damage from him so rotate things like devo aura and other CDs in order to make it through.
After this first intermission, we enter phase 2. Once you get him to 10% again in phase 2, he heals up 20% and then that starts phase 3. You will enter the intermission phases here on a timer so every 2 minutes and 20 seconds, you'll be forced into dealing with the intermission and of course Garrosh gains energy. Here is why the energy is important. Garrosh has 4 major abilities during phase 2 and those persist on to phase 3. However, his energy level determines if those abilities are empowered or not. In phase 3, he instantly gains 100 energy so you finish off the fight dealing with all of his abilities being empowered.
So from here, lets go through those 4 abilities and then talk about what happens when they get empowered. Whirling Corruption is a basic whirlwind attack. The further you are from the attack, the less it hurts. But Garrosh does follow his current active tank when he does this so that tank needs to stay away from the raid and pop a cooldown probably. Melee of course would be smart to run away from this as well. When whirling corruption is empowered, it will fire a missile at a player and when it lands, it will create an add. This add must die away from any other adds because it will heal and buff nearby adds when it croaks. The basic rule here is spread out and if an add spawns where you were standing, its your responsibility to kill it yourself and keep it away from everyone else's adds.
Touch of Yshaarj is a nasty mind control cast by Garrosh in this phase. You have to bring your raid member down to 20% health to break it and in the meantime the Mced players are attempting to spread it to others. You must interrupt the crap out of your mind controlled fellow raider or else you will be quickly overtaken by this. When this ability is NOT empowered, you can use stuns and any CC to keep them locked down. If empowered, this spell will transform your raid member into a Sha and now you can't stun them or do anything other than pure interrupts to stop them from spreading this to your raid.
Desecrate is just like the weapon from phase 1. Only thing here is you might want to keep clearing these weapons as space can become premium in the last phase possibly. Why? Well, glad you asked because Empowered Desecrate is basically an indestructible weapon. So you rapidly lose the room to this. And finally Gripping Despair is simply a dot on the tanks. When it becomes empowered, it will explode and do a big chunk of damage the more stacks it has. All this really means that tanks need to be on top of swapping as soon as stacks drop and it adds some additional aoe damage in phase 3 when its empowered. The magic number for tank swaps seems to be 3 stacks of Gripping Despair.
So as I said, you push Garrosh down to 10% in phase 2 with some intermissions laced in and then he heals back up 20% of his health. Note I didn't say he heals back up to 20%. So if you dps him a bunch past 10% and he ends up at 5% before he heals, he'll be at 25% once he finishes his little RP. So keep dpsing him hard here, don't let up!
That covers all of the phases so I'll note a few strategy points that I might have missed along the way. My experience is based on a 2 heal 6 dps raid comp with approximately 1.7 million overall raid dps. Again, not bragging, just noting this for anyone who wants to compare and approximate timings of things. The biggest decision is whether to lust or not on the pull. If you are able to avoid a 3rd intermission during phase 2, you will still have 2 minutes on the Sated debuff so you won't have lust going into phase 3. We had just enough dps to avoid that 3rd intermission so we saved lust.
So phase 1 gets to be routine. Send someone to kill an engineer, kill adds, dps down Garrosh and watch out for the Wolf rider casting Chain Heal. Oh and watch tanks if there are any adds up when he does his warsong. You'll want to lazily dps down the descrated weapons he throws down so you can keep in the same general area during this phase.
Intermissions come up next. Again, split your raid team ahead of time into 2 groups in case you get the Split scene, but other than that just race through as quickly as possible and get to Garrosh. Avoid annihilates and pop some raid CDs if you need it. This is really the focusing up for 10+ minutes part. Its really easy to get lazy here and then get smashed by annihilate thus burning your group's battle rez. Get through this and live! Side note, coming out of the first intermission, he shouldn't have any empowered abilities yet if you are fast enough.
Within a few seconds of coming out of an intermission, Garrosh will throw a weapon down so you must have a spot for everyone to focus on and get to as soon as possible. We put these markers up here in the back of the room to go to. So after the first intermission we went to Purple and moved to the right for weapon throws. We'd continue to move right as more weapons came out until we got to the next intermission.
Coming out of that 2nd intermission, we'd go to this green marker and use the space on the left side of the room during this part. At this point, he most definitely has an empowered whirling corruption ability. So after you move for the desecrated weapon and break the first MCs of this phase, be prepared to spread out and handle the adds. Don't go really far out as you don't want to outrange your healers, but find a free spot and handle your own add. Its not terrible if tanks end up picking up an add or two here so if that happens just pick em off but you should be getting ready for the next weapon throw and MC so group back up as soon as you are able. We had our disc priest marked with a Star on his head and after handling the adds, it was our job to find him as soon as possible before the next Mind Control went out.
This part of the fight is again all about control. Keep the floor clear of weapons as much as you can, kill off your adds, break MCs, and live through the whirling corruptions. If you get a 3rd intermission, it gets really tricky. You get pulled in directly after an empowered whirling corruption so there are adds waiting for you when you get back. You have to pick them apart very quickly and not lose your head. I'd recommend maybe heading towards the throne or something as a general area and everyone try to taunt an add from the pack and kill it away. Again, don't panic and just handle it.
If you have enough dps, you can avoid the 3rd intermission like we did here and get to phase 3. Again, lust here during his RP as he's doing nothing else. We handled things a little differently in phase 3 but not too much. We would certainly have ranged and heals out for the weapon throws but as soon as that happened we'd stack below the boss for the mind controls. This let us use some aoe interrupts like ring of peace and arcane torrent. Then any single target interrupts could follow after that if people weren't broken by then. After they were broken we spread back out for weapons and whirling corruptions over here by the Square raid marker.
We also ignored any adds spawned by whirling corruptions and just focused the boss until he was dead. Do whatever you have to in order to survive that aoe damage and get ready to break MCs quickly. That is such an extremely important point I'll repeat it again, break the Mind Control quickly or else you'll ruin many a kill. Do that and you'll take down that big baddie and get rewarded like I did here! Smash some adds with Ironstars in phase 1, don't let Garrosh absorb a lot of power in intermissions, and survive all his empowered abilities through phase 2 and phase 3. Thanks for watching and please comment, like and or subscribe to the video if you found it helpful and....have a good one!
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I like the style - informative without listing, advisory without being prescriptive.
That said, I'm not your Pal, Buddy.
Thanks for the compliment! And some day you'll be my pal...some day <.< *insert ominous music*
"If the world is something you accept rather than interpret, then you're susceptible to the influence of charismatic idiots." -Neil deGrasee Tyson
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Phase 2: Spread out, keep the adds separate. Kill them. Back to the boss.
Phase 3: The tank with the debuff takes the first adds and any further waves and pulls them away from the boss. The other tank takes the boss until the end of the fight. The last phase should see a maximum of three add spawns, or about a minute and a half. Kite them through mass-CC like ring of frost, use that AoE DK freeze if you need to. Focus on the boss and the mind controls.
On a different note, anyone else notice GuildOx is not updating. It's not showing our 2 Paragons kills.
It feels like 7 or 8 adds come out on 10 man for the empowered whirling although I never specifically counted. And yeah, when we were hitting the 3rd intermission, we would try to head away from where the adds were (left side of the room mostly) so that we could have a few classes with taunt pick ones out. Again, its not terrible if 2 or so end up on a tank. So have your classes that can taunt grab one when you fly down from the 3rd intermission. Or alternatively, let the tanks pick all of them up, get through the first weapon/MC combo and then one by one taunt them out and kill the adds. I agree though in general in phase 3, completely ignoring the adds is the way to go. Spread out some so you don't get killed by their spawning but then get back together to break MCs. 2 healing it looks like we killed him before the 2nd spawning of adds. Our monk probably died at the end there to adds that got slightly cleaved and buffed when a few died. But we managed to eek it out.
If you are 2 healing and pushing him before the 3rd intermission, then you hopefully can push him like we did in the video. He hits 10% with 8 or so seconds left before a whirling corruption and 20 seconds before we'd be pulled into that 3rd intermission. That should leave you clean of adds with maybe a single weapon on the ground.
Has anyone got a good benchmark for how long phase 1 should last in 25 man? We only just started and the balance between getting adds down and pushing the boss didn't feel right. How many shamans should we be expecting to kill?
We pushed it before the third Iron Star IIRC. We got P2 done without a third Intermission phase. We killed the boss in 10:37.
How come nobody does LFR videos. More players do that than any other form of raiding.
They feel left out.
7%, freaking 7% - the fight is just so damn long and wipes at low %s are just exhausting. We were consistently getting to phase 3 as the night progressed, but were boxing ourselves in with Desecrates, or moving the boss to close for whirlwind, or empowering adds (tab target ftl) or any other mistake that can be made. This fight is fun, but unforgiving as hell.
We killed Garrosh 25n last night using a strategy based on the Method heroic strat. There are a couple of key things that we observed from their heroic kill that make the normal mode kill a lot easier.
Main thing is that you do not need to have your entire ranged/healer camp at range. You only need 7 (in 25 man*) players standing outside melee range to bait the desecrated weapon. This means your less-mobile healers and ranged dps can just stand with the melee and never move, while a small team of more mobile DPS can run around.
In phase 1, you use this knowledge to help with your positioning. Place the boss off-center, closer to the throne (if you look at the ground, there is a C-shaped design, stand in the gap). As your healers are there, the adds that spawn will naturally run in that direction making them very easy to pick up. The tank and melee pile do not need to move to avoid the ironstar. A neat trick is to have the tanks switch roles roughly every time garrosh does a war cry, so you aren't tanking both buffed adds and the boss at the same time and to balance out who has vengeance. Your team of 7 ranged DPS bait the weapon onto the steps of the throne, then rejoin the main pile or step off to the sides.
In phase 2, rather than grouping in the centre, we took the boss over to a raid mark over to the left of the hall. The team of 7 this time bait the weapons to the end of the hall. We do not need to kill these weapons, because we place them at the edges of the hall, so all that saved DPS can be put into the boss instead (a few light dots to shrink them a bit still worth it). The combination of efficiency from having less people moving and less dps wasted on weapons was enough to make beating that difficult 3rd intermission pretty trivial.
* I assume that this carries over to 10 man - but I don't know what the number of people you'd need outside melee range would be, 3 or 4 probably.
Only issue I see with that adjustment to strategy in 10 man is that in phase 2, you'll have a higher chance for the MCs to happen in that group of "people stacked on the tank" which is probably good given tank interrupts being nearby. However, there is a slight chance for 2 out of the 3 weapon baiter ranged to get MCed, which leaves one ranged nearby to interrupt both. To get around that, everyone just needs to be on their toes to watch for who gets MCed and get them interrupted from ranged quickly.
But even if it comes down to splitting your group 4/6 or 5/5 for ranged/melee range, its a good point to know that your healers could be allowed to be less mobile or any less mobile ranged could stack in and it not screw the raid with a big ole weapon dropped on top of the boss and tanks.
had a 10% wipe and a 12% wipe today. Phase 3 is a fuckin' mess.
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Phase 3 is indeed a bitch. People get excited cuz he's so low and lose their heads. Gotta move for the weapon, stack in for MCs, interrupt the crap out of people (try rotating like aoe interrupts first then single target interrupts as people blast people down), and ignore the adds from whirling corruption. You'll probably get 2 MCs, corruptions and weapons so plan accordingly. Good luck and keep at it!