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The biggest learning curve will be for the tanks. They have to pick up the adds in a different position, move them instead of just tanking them where they are at, and have to also get their own technique of kiting a deformed fanatic. You can plan it out as much as you like, but some of that just takes practice.
The technique does work though, several raids with heavier ranged compositions instead of a balance or heavy melee have done so using the AoE method.

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Rore: Missa Doulce mémoire & Missa a note negre
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Movement 1: Kyrie
Movement 2: Gloria
Movement 3: Credo
Movement 4: Sanctus and Benedictus
Movement 5: Agnus Dei
Tout ce qu'on peut en elle voir
N'est que douceur et amitié,
Beauté, bonté, et un vouloir
Tout plein d'amoureuse pitié.
Mais je n'en suis édifié
De rien mieux, car le regard d'elle
Me met en une peine telle
Que ne la puis dire à moitié.
Si ne la vois, je me lamente,
Quand je la vois, je me tourmente:
Le doux n'est jamais sans l'amer,
Voilà que c'est de trop d'aymer.
All that one can see in her
Is nothing but sweetness and friendship,
Beauty, goodness, and a spirit
Full of loving empathy.
But by this I am not inspired to
Better things, for looking at her
Gives me such pain
That I cannot tell the half of it.
If I do not see her, I lament,
When I see her, I am tormented:
There is no sweetness without bitterness,
So it is to love too much.
The chanson mixes Parisian and Low Countries style, beginning with homophonic treatment of the first eight lines, followed by an imitative section before returning to direct declamation for the lapidary final couplet. The Mass setting is reasonably conventional in its use of the opening phrase to begin the Kyrie and Gloria, though in later movements the rising third motif migrates to inner voices: the altus in the Credo and Sanctus, and the second tenor in the Agnus Dei. Another notable borrowing from the model is the low phrase which is found towards the end of several movements, where the cantus reaches low D (sounding middle C at the present performing pitch), derived from the phrase 'Voilà que c'est' in the chanson's final line. As in Missa Doulce mémoire, a central section of the Credo is reduced to four voices, and the Benedictus is a trio: the second Agnus is similarly expanded to six voices, though here the added voice is a second cantus, lightening the texture but also adding a weight of sound that builds an impressive rhetorical plea before the Mass subsides into a peaceful triple-time 'dona nobis pacem'.
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When you entertain large groups of people, as do the owners of this 11,000-square-foot-home, it helps to have an open area outside where people can mingle. A swimming pool provides a great place to hang out, as does a barbeque pit and kitchenette. Then there's technology. Normally reserved for the indoors, a theater and a slew of speakers can really impress guests.
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The trick to adding technology outdoors, says Don Russell of Southern Cinema Design of Cumming, Ga., is finding products that can blend into the landscape without compromising performance. He and his team were able to achieve both goals for this extensive backyard project. Every stitch of hardware is cleverly hidden: speakers are in the bushes, components are in an outdoor equipment closet, and a projector and screen are tucked under the roofline of a rotunda.
Only when the owners press a button on a Control4 remote does the technology reveal itself—and then the whole environment changes. The effect can be different depending on the type of gathering, the time of day and the preferences of the family. For an afternoon barbeque, the owners might grab a handheld remote to cue their Control4 whole-house music system. XM Satellite Radio and Rhapsody provide an array of musical choices. The system simplifies the selection process, though, having already categorized the music by genre, favorite stations and so on. The owners enter their selections on the Control4 remote, iPhone or keypad mounted near the patio door.
A total of 15 weather-hardy speakers ensures that the entire acre is enveloped in music. Southern Cinema Design chose weatherproof models only—mainly from Klipsch and StereoStone—including speakers styled like rocks, units designed to be tucked inside planters and others that mounted to eaves and other structures.
Since the pool is a popular place during the day, the owners can choose to have music play through the speakers in that area only. Or they can fire up the speakers serving the basketball court and the fire pit. Southern Cinema Design set up the music system to treat each of the three outdoor areas as an independent listening zone so everybody can listen to something different at the same time.
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Robert Royal, editor in chief of The Catholic Thing, discusses the issues of economic inequality. [56 minutes]
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Attorney and legal scholar Bryan Stevenson exposes the failures in the American legal system. [56 minutes]
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Taming Capitalism Run Wild (#222)
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Bill Moyers revisits his reports on two ordinary families whose breadwinners lost well-paying jobs. [56 minutes]
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Taming Capitalism Run Wild (#231)
Richard Wolff, author of "Capitalism Hits the Fan," discusses how to battle for economic justice. [52 minutes]
How People Power Generates Change (#232)
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America's Gilded Capital (#233)
Mark Leibovich of The New York Times Magazine discusses Washington, DC's bipartisan lust for power. [56 minutes]
John Lewis Marches On (#234)
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The Collision of Sports and Politics (#236)
Dave Zirin, sports editor for The Nation, talks about the collision of sports and politics. [56 minutes]
Inequality for All (#237)
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Saving The Earth from Ourselves (#238)
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Citizens United: The Sequel (#240)
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America's Political Breakdown (#241)
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Progressives Pick Up The Pieces (#242)
Financial journalist Gretchen Morgenson discusses banks and the corruption of American capitalism. [56 minutes]
The Top Secret Trade Deal You Need to Know About (#243)
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How Dollarocracy Is Destroying America (#244)
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The Path of Positive Resistance (#245)
Jill Stein and Margaret Flowers discuss how they fight against political corruption and injustice. [56 minutes]
Zombie Politics and Casino Capitalism (#246)
Henry Giroux discusses his book "Zombie Politics and Culture in the Age of Casino Capitalism." [56 minutes]
Wendell Berry: Poet & Prophet (#247)
A one-on-one conversation with the author of "The Unsettling of America: Culture and Agriculture." [54 minutes]
Behind Washington's Closed Doors (#248)
According to Mark Leibovich, Washington has worked for "a lot of people, a lot very good people, a lot of very bad people, and a lot of very mediocre people." And many who have made the town work for them. Reporting on Washington, D.C. as chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine, Leibovich has written about the city's bipartisan lust for power, cash and notoriety. In his new book, This Town, he shares what the insiders of Washington are doing to the very notion of government of, by, and for the people, and details how Washington became an occupied city, its hold on reality distorted by greed and ambition. He pulls no punches and names names, revealing the movers and shakers and the deals they make, all in the name of crony capitalism. On this week's Moyers & Company (check local listings), Leibovich joins Bill Moyers to reveal what he has learned about a city where money rules and status is determined by who you know and what they can do for you. [52 minutes]
Gunfighter Nation (#249)
Cultural historian Richard Slotkin studies the violence that has taken root in American culture. [56 minutes]
Incarceration Nation (#250)
Civil rights lawyer Michelle Alexander discusses the mass incarceration of African Americans. [56 minutes]
The Pope, Poverty, and Poetry (#251)
Jesuit-educated author and historian Thomas Cahill gives his perspective on Pope Francis. [56 minutes]
State of Conflict: North Carolina (#252)
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The Tullys never reigned as kings, though they held rich lands and the great castle at Riverrun for a thousand years. Reflecting their ties to the riverlands, the house Tully sigil is a leaping trout; their words are Family, Duty, Honor. Show your allegiance with the Game of Thrones Pendant!
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PREPARE NOW: Grassroots Push and MBL
Wisconsin credit unions will have to compete with
hundreds of other issues fighting for attention during the Lame Duck
session. Be sure you have a plan to assure high levels of
In the coming weeks there will be a nationwide effort to advance
the Credit Union Small Business Jobs Act (SB
2231/H.R.1418) through both the House and
Senate during the Lame Duck Session. There is limited
time in which this can occur, just between Thanksgiving and
Christmas. It is crucial that Wisconsin's credit unions prepare now for
a strong grassroots campaign.
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November 27th, 5:00 pm to November 28th, late afternoon.
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This jacket is a great outer layer! Hooray for sufficient, large enough pockets! Why are there never enough pockets in women's gear?
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What do Cara Delevingne, Kelly Clarkson, Anne Hathaway and er, Eastenders' star Sid Owen, all have in common? They've all joined the photobombing craze, muscling in on other people's snapshots. You know when you've spent ages getting in position, plumping your hair, perfecting your pout, and then you get your photos developed look at your camera - and there's some 'hilarious' joker in the background grinning inanely in your shot? Yep, that.
Here's one that we reckon won't get any complaints courtesy of Beyonce. The songstress brilliantly 'bombed a fan's selfie during her concert in Australia last week by bobbing down to pose in the snap. Ah-maze! 'OMG OMG OMG I can't believe it happened to me!' the excited teen wrote on Tumblr. 'It was such a blur, I just remember her bending down to me and my friend and I just turned for the photo and wowoowow it was the best moment ever! Like she posed, it's crazy I wasn't even expecting her to look at my phone or notice me in the crowd.' Well, she sounds pretty chuffed.
Anne Hathaway was another celebrity who's had a go, popping up behind Zero Dark Thirty actor Harold Perrineau in a picture taken at a pre-Oscars bash. To be fair, Anne Hathaway has a very nice face...we'd be happy to have her in our shot. In fact, Grazia has got a lot of time for photobombing...a few staff members have even joined in the craze - some more deliberate than others.
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US Imperialism:
. Open trade with countries.
. Do deals that ultimately make the countries economically dependent.
. Invade those that will not cooperate.
. Crush the rest economically with sanctions and by stealing their other trade deals with subsidies.
. Gather information against your enemies through espionage.
. Embrace and use the United Nations until it doesn't suit you.
. When those you have attacked retaliate with the only means available, call them evil and label them terrorists.
. Force the entire world to adopt US culture.
. Total global domination.
. Build "Strategic Partnerships" with other companies.
. Tie them into Microsoft and make them dependent.
. Buy any company that tries to produce an alternative.
. Crush any companies you can't buy with marketing, litigation or by stealing their suppliers and clients.
. Include back-doors in all your products to gather information.
. Embrace standards and promote them until you can subvert them.
. When people retaliate with the only means available (ie virus's etc), call them evil and label them cyber-terrorists.
. Force the entire world to adopt the Microsoft way.
. Total global domination.
When will the world's goverments realise that Microsoft is an instrument of US imperialism and their Winblows boxes are reporting home?
Linux is our only hope. Somebody should erect a statue of Linus Torvaldis.
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Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 8:32 am
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Agreed on all points.
Can we have a statue of Noam Chomsky next to Linux Torvalds please?
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 12:08 am
Post subject: Re: The parallel is uncanny
Cathbard wrote:
US Imperialism:
Linux is our only hope. Somebody should erect a statue of Linus Torvaldis.
I am sure they will find a reason to prevent that too.
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:06 am
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Not least of which would be that (sadly) 90% of the population have no idea who either of them are.
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 8:37 am
Post subject: U.S Imperialism
"When those you have attacked retaliate with the only means available, call them evil and label them terrorists. "
Do you really think killing thousands of innocent civilians (World Trade Centre) is anything other than an act of terrorism ?
It certainly is not a legitimate act of war...
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Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:38 pm
Post subject: Re: U.S Imperialism
rob.linux wrote:
Do you really think killing thousands of innocent civilians is anything other than an act of terrorism?
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:32 pm
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rob.linux wrote:
It certainly is not a legitimate act of war...
No more than carpet bombing a weaker military and their civilians and then calling it war simply because you know you can go through the 'legit' channels i.e. CNN, declare war and win visibly. Imagine Osama saying "yeah I am going to go drive a plane into the WTC towers because I don't have one of my own". It wouldn't have got anywhere near because the AA guns would have a field day not to mention a dozen F16's scrambled eight of which would carry CNN reporters to report the 'heroic' downfall of a terrorist. Meanwhile we got US defences saying "well we will carpet bomb you with our B52's and use biased propaganda to justify it and more than that you can't do a damn thing about it because we are bigger, stronger mightier and if you get in our way we will blow the crap out of your family too".
People fight the wars the way they have to. Scum or 'cowards' as they get labelled is pretty effective. Can a troop from Iraq or Afghanistan really expect to face a much higher trained troop from USA/UK and win? I mean put yourself in their position. You got an AK47 jammed up with sand, dehydrated and you are facing a guy fitter, stronger with night vision, radar and best of all an SA80 that will take half your face off at three times the range of your little AK. So when he does that little sideways attack with a car bomb, he has to. I wish they wouldn't because not for one second do I blame them brave troops risking their lives to fight for their leader even if he is a wanker.
I do not condone for one second the attacks on WTC. Nor do I actually condone the silly wars. Wars that we can't call wars because it was one big playgroud bully beating up a baby unable to defend itself. Both WTC and the wars were acts of terrorism. You cannot simply just invade because you feel like it no more than you can just fly a plane into a building.
Ignoring the UN was shitty. So dumb. Saddam had to be removed. I accept that. He is an evil prick who needs shooting in the head multiple times. People piss and moan about woo he wouldn't leave. Well I am sure they didn't really try hard enough. So now we got a situation where the gap between left and right has never been so huge. No one condones the visible terrorist attacks on WTC yet apparently a large selection of people obviously condone the invisible terrorist attacks by electing a terrorist president. Still rather him than Kerry. At least it makes for decent news when he screws up one more time and turns the rest of the world against him.
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Do you really think killing thousands of innocent civilians (World Trade Centre) is anything other than an act of terrorism ?
It certainly is not a legitimate act of war...
I fail to see the difference between using a plane and a cruise missile except for the price.
If terrorism is the act of inducing terror then the US government are terrorists. More people are scared of George Bush than Osama bin Laden so who is the biggest terrorist?
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Contemplation of the Child-God of the manger and Gazes cast upon him: from the inexpressible Gaze of God the Father to the multiple Gaze of the Church of Love, passing through the incredible Gaze of the Spirit of Joy, the most tender Gaze of the Virgin, then those of the Angels, of the Magi, and of immaterial or symbolic creatures (Time, the Heights, Silence, the Star, the Cross).
The work uses several new [musical] languages. Each piece is thus different from its neighbours in terms of style, but the same themes run from one end to the other of the Vingt Regards. It was written between 23 March and 8 September 1944.
I: Regard du Père (Gaze of the Father): And God said: 'This is my beloved Son in Whom I am well pleased …'
II: Regard de l'Étoile (Gaze of the Star): The fall of Grace: the Star shines innocently, surmounted by a Cross …
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VIII: Regard des hauteurs (Gaze of the Heights): Glory in the Heights … the Heights descend to the manger like the song of a lark …
IX: Regard du Temps (Gaze of Time): The mystery of the infinity of Time; Time sees born in itself the One who is Eternal …
X: Regard de l'Esprit de joie (Gaze of the Spirit of Joy): Violent dance, joyous sound of horns, rapture of the Holy Spirit … the joyous love of Blessed God in the Soul of Jesus Christ …
XI: Première communion de la Vierge (The First Communion of the Virgin): After the Annunciation, Mary adores Jesus within her … My God, my Son, my Magnificat! – my love without the sound of words …
XII: La parole toute puissante (The All-Powerful Word): This Child is the Word who sustains all things through the power of His voice …
XIII: Noël (Christmas): The Christmas bells say with us the sweet names of Jesus, Mary, Joseph …
XIV: Regard des Anges (Gaze of the Angels): Sparkling, beating; a powerful blast from immense trombones; Your servants are flames of fire – then the song of birds who feast upon blue – and the amazement of the angels grows – for it is not to them but to the human race that God is united …
XV: Le baiser de l'Enfant-Jésus (The Kiss of the Infant Jesus): At each Communion, the Infant Jesus sleeps with us, close to the gate; then he opens it onto the garden and comes forth in a blaze of light to embrace us …
XVI: Regard des prophètes, des bergers et des Mages (Gaze of the Prophets, the Shepherds and the Magi): Tamtams and oboes, a vast, buzzing chorus …
XVII: Regard du Silence (Gaze of Silence): Silence in the hand, an upside-down rainbow … each silence of the Manger reveals music and colours which are the mysteries of Jesus Christ …
XVIII: Regard de l'Onction terrible (Gaze of the Terrible Unction): The Word assumes a definite human form; the choice of the flesh of Jesus by the awesome Majesty of God …
XIX: Je dors, mais mon cœur veille (I Sleep, but my Heart keeps Watch): It is not the bow of an angel which smiles, it is the sleeping Jesus who loves us on his Holy Day and who give us forgetfulness …
XX: Regard de l'Église d'amour (Gaze of the Church of Love): Grace made us love God as God loves us; after the shower of night, the spirals of anguish, here are bells, glory and the kiss of love … All the passion of our arms around the Invisible One …
Messiaen's spoken introduction was later transformed into the preface to the first edition, but at least one passage was considerably rewritten and expanded. The hitherto unpublished early version – almost certainly the text read by Messiaen at the première – has an extraordinary immediacy, with remarks directed specifically at a live audience and a heartfelt tribute to his interpreter:
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Pappano on Panufnik
Ahead of his concert with the LSO on 19 October 2014, which marks Sir Andrzej Panufnik's centenary year, Sir Antonio Pappano discusses the composer's Tenth Symphony.
Transporting the LSO
Stage & Transport Manager Alan Goode explains how he and his team are the first in and the last out - a vital cog in the machine that is the LSO.
LSO Soundhub - a platform for emerging composers
Some of the composers describe the benefits of membership of LSO Soundhub - a flexible place where composers can explore, collaborate and experiment
Simon Halsey & the London Symphony Chorus
LSO Choral Director and LSC Chorus Director Simon Halsey about why this new post is revitalising LSO choral concerts, and brings his career full circle.
'Making Music Together'
The LSO is proud of its international family of soloists and conductors. We asked them what it was about working with the Orchestra that makes it different from other orchestras.
Behind the Scenes
The Show Must Go On: On Tour with the LSO in 1912 and 2012
Principal Flute Gareth Davies explores LSO touring whilst on tour in New York with the 2012 LSO, through extracts from a diary bequeathed to the LSO by 1912 Principal Timpani Charles Turner.
The Donatella Flick LSO Conducting Competition 2012
In September 2012, twenty young conductors from Europe took part in the Donatella Flick LSO Conducting Competition. This film follows the conductors as they are whittled down from twenty to one.
Happy 10th Birthday LSO St Luke's
On 27 March 2013 we celebrated the 10th birthday of LSO St Luke's. This is a 10 minute documentary about the building, its origins and the inspiring work that now takes place inside.
LSO St Luke's: the LSO's venue on Old Street
LSO St Luke's, the UBS and LSO Music Education Centre, is the London Symphony Orchestra's venue on Old Street, London EC1. A beautiful and inspiring space, it's a wonderful space for any occasion.
Life in a Day: Daniel Harding
LSO Principal Guest Conductor Daniel Harding allows us to follow him for a day as he rehearses and performs with the LSO.
Life in a Day: Valery Gergiev
We follow the LSO's Principal Conductor Valery Gergiev for a day to find out how he copes with his famously busy transatlantic schedule.
Life in a Day: Gareth Davies
We follow the LSO's Principal Flute and Vice Chairman Gareth Davies for a day to see what LSO musicians get up to during the course of a typical day.
LSO at the Daytona Beach International Festival
For 40 years until 2009, the LSO was resident at the festival. Here's a quick look at a packed fornight. Video by Red Ted Productions http://www.redtedproductions.com
The LSO in two minutes
A behind the scenes taste of what life is like as a member of the LSO. Video by Red Ted Productions http://www.redtedproductions.com