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It kinda depends on what you're tanking and your current stats, some people might advocate stam/expertise if you are low, or maybe even hit, however I think overall the best food is stam/agi. The benefits from agi (armor, dodge, and even a little bit of threat from crit) I think outweigh any other stat though.
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Rice, who also holds the title of president and CEO of GE Infrastructure, said he has met many in the industry who are either all for nuclear, all for wind, or all for coal. "The fact of the matter is it isn't going to be all of any one thing. It is going to be a portfolio of options," he said. He stressed that coal, nuclear, natural gas, wind, and other renewables would all be part of the solution.
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The Art of War , penned in the 6th century B.C. by Chinese general Sun Tzu, states that "every battle is won before it is fought." Given the escalating costs of power-plant development, many executives are trying to find ways to win more capacity without having to build. What can you achieve on demand-side management and efficiency?
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San Francisco-based BitTorrent was founded in 2001 by Bram Cohen, who currently serves as chief scientist and formerly worked at MojoNation, maker of software that breaks up and encrypts files for distribution. His bio on the BitTorrent site says that concept of breaking up and encrypting files served as the inspiration for his development of BitTorrent.
Today, BitTorrent's P2P file-sharing protocol is used by an estimated 150 million active users. It works by reducing the server impact of distributing large files by redistribuitng the load to many hosts to upload and download simultaneously. Users create a file called a torrent, and it is broken up into components. After the initial transfer, a sender can easily send a copy once to multiple recipients.
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There's a forum attached to the blog for testers to ask questions and share feedback. One early poster suggests that the folks at BitTorrent meant to say, "help us build something slick" rather than something "sick." Chalk it up to the generation gap. Whether it's "sick" (that's 20-something talk for "really cool") or "slick" -- the folks at BitTorrent hope Sync will make it big.
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Do you get 2.5k dps even on fights where you stand still and don't move at all?
You should use the Chaotic Skyflare Diamond (+21 Crit rating and +3% crit damage) instead of the Meta gem you are using right now. I would also gem spellpower or spellpower/haste instead of pure haste gems.
Shoulder enchant is missing. Get reputation with Sons of Hodir and buy the best enchant from them.
You have also enchanted spirit to your boots. That is currently not any good. I would suggest Tuskarr's Vitality to get stamina and extra run speed. I also believe it is possible to buy (if you have enough money) the ICC crafted boots instead of your ilvl 200 boots. But I would probably not spend too much money on crafted gear now just before Cataclysm is released and the gear will become obsolete.
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CDH55187 Helios (Hyperion's budget label) Composers of World War I
No 1: On Wenlock Edge
No 2: From far, from eve and morning
No 3: Is my team ploughing?
No 4: Oh, when I was in love with you
No 5: Bredon Hill In summertime on Bredon
No 6: Clun In valleys of springs of rivers
It had been an arduous journey, however. Vaughan Williams was nearly forty and had served a long apprenticeship: two years at the Royal College of Music studying composition with Parry, three years for a Bachelor of Music degree at Cambridge University, two more years at the Royal College (this time under Stanford), a few months in Germany under the guidance of Max Bruch, and finally, in 1908, three months in Paris to acquire 'a little French polish' from Ravel. To which one might add the self-education that came about through his investigations into English folksong (he collected his first example on 4 December 1904) and the years of intensive research that went into preparing the great English Hymnal for publication in 1906. Such were the labours that transformed him from a composer in the German mould into a voice that could only be English. Something of this process can be felt in On Wenlock Edge. In it, the discipline of German symphonic thought is tempered by the subtlety of French impressionism and invigorated by the melodic directness of English folksong. The result is the unique language of Vaughan Williams and a turning point in the history of British music.
A E Housman's A Shropshire Lad poems were published in March 1896. Though not the first composer to recognise their suitability for music (that distinction belongs to Sir Arthur Somervell), Vaughan Williams's cycle was the first fully integrated interpretation to appear (George Butterworth's cycles belong to 1911 and 1912). In all essentials, Vaughan Williams's conception is symphonic—though more a matter of emotional sweep than thematic development. Where appropriate, he treats the song as drama. Thus the conversation between the living and the dead in 'Is my team ploughing?' becomes a miniature opera, while the bell-like accompaniment of 'Bredon Hill' provides a background symphony of great dramatic intensity. Similarly, the flaring strings that accompany 'On Wenlock Edge' depict not only the storms that trouble the woods, but also the emotional gales that move the protagonist. And who but Vaughan Williams could have conjured up the mood of spiritual resignation and fulfilment that brings the cycle to its noble end? By any standards, On Wenlock Edge is a remarkable achievement.
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