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Good post, more indepth than any we've seen in 2hand dps, we have had other threads but not this composed, I'll move to Damage Per Second Forums, and Sticky.
I have not found a thread that has discussed this spec and the information I am posting did not come from me so I do not take credit for any of the doing of the math or pictures etc.
As a DPS Warrior there will be times you will be expected to OT (Off Tank) so it is always expected that you carry around a set of up to date tanking gear so that you can tank effectively in said instance, as in you don't bring Greens into BT (Black Temple) as tanking gear.
(Following quoted from text but edited)
How slam works:
Slam has a cast time (non-interruptible) of 1.5seconds, possible to talent to 0.5 seconds.When you start to cast it you stop the auto swing timer, and once you have finished the casting the auto swing is automatically restarted. The auto attack swing is RESET and starts over from the beginning again! Remember that slam still triggers the global cool down (1.5 seconds for warriors) so you cannot cast anything in 1.5 seconds even if you have talented slam. So why talent slam? Because the auto
swing starts 1 second earlier! If you plan on casting one slam after another, there is little point in putting talent points in improved slam. The best way (as will be showed later in the cycles section) is to only cast one slam per auto swing attack.
Here is a picture to better illustrate how it works (this one with some lag, and reaction time):
(Link to Original Doc as well)
For comparison, let's use the following numbers: Assume weapon DPS is 131.5 (it was just easy to count on), and you roll at 3000 ATP. All as unmitigated and non critical hits, but crit's and mitigation alter all damages equal. Normal hit's glancing blows have been calculated in to it's damage. Note these numbers are only theoretical, and DPS numbers derived from these are only theoretical, they are good to compare to see which spec is the best, how weapons speed affect DPS, and how they compare to each other. The derived DPS numbers however do not correspond do actual raid DPS. I have calculated the different damages for different weapon speeds assuming the weapon speed is the only thing that changes.
Note that slam is not normalized!
3.8 speed weapon
Normal Hit:1235
Mortal Strike:1417
3.7 speed weapon
Normal Hit:1211
Mortal Strike:1404
3.6 speed weapon
Normal Hit:1169
Mortal Strike:1391
3.5 speed weapon
Normal Hit:1136
Mortal Strike:1378
Slam triggers flurry, but do not consume flurry charges. So assuming you have good gear (30% + crit) you will virtually have flurry up constantly, thus I will assume it's always up in my calculations.
In the following examples no lag or reaction time is included, that is done under weapon speed section. In this part only calculations for 3.8 speed weapons will be done.
Auto swinging only: 406 DPS.
Only rolling on auto-attack (flurried) will yield a DPSof 1235 damage per attack / (3.8 * (1/1.25)) = 406 DPS
Slamming only: 969 DPS.
Unrealistic since you will not have enough rage for it, but let's count on it anyways with a 3.8 speed weapon (and no lag). 1454/1.5 = 969 DPS
1 Auto attack, 1 slam: 760 DPS.
The total attack time will be flurried attack speed + 0.5 seconds so (3.8*(1/1.25) + 0.5), and the damage is 940 + 1140 so (1235+1454)/(3.8*(1/1.25) +0.5) = 760 DPS.
1 auto attack, 2 slams: 822 DPS
The total attack time will be flurried attack speed + 1.5 + 0.5 seconds so (3.8*(1/1.25) + 2.0), and the damage is 1235+1454*2 so (1235+1454*2)/(3.8*(1/1.25) +2.0) = 822 DPS.
1 auto attack, 1 slam, 1 Whirl Wind: 1101 DPS
Assuming WW only hit's one target. The total attack time will be flurried attack speed + 0.5 seconds so (3.8*(1/1.25) + 0.5), and the damage is 1235 + 1454 + 1207 so (1235 + 1454 + 1207)/(3.8*(1/1.25) +0.5) = 1101 dps.
1 auto attack, 1 slam, 1 Mortal Strike: 1160 dps
The total attack time will be flurried attack speed + 0.5 seconds so (3.8*(1/1.25) + 0.5), and the damage is 1235 + 1454 + 1417 so (1235 + 1454 + 1417)/(3.8*(1/1.25) +0.5) = 1160 dps.
Weapon Speed.
Let's look at the 1 auto attack + 1 slam + 1 instant attack cycle above. As we can see
there is some time in the end where we do pretty much nothing. In order to make the
best cycle your hasted attack speed can never go below 2.5 seconds, if it does you will
interrupt the cycle. But even 2.5 seconds is too little, you have to count in the lag and
reaction time. After slam gcd has ended you have a ping roundtrip time before you
can do your MC or WW. And after the auto attack has landed there will be a ping
time + reaction time before your slam is registered at the server. With a ping of 100
ms, and a reaction time of total 0.25 sec (reacting to auto hit = 0.2 sec and
hammering MS button after Slam = 0.05 sec) minimum swing time would be 2.85
seconds. Ie it's bad to have an auto swing faster than 2.85 seconds (flurried/hasted),
thats a 3.6 weapon. If you start casting slam before your auto hit lands, and virtually
remove all lag (read on mages /cancel casting type of macros addons to understand
how this works), you can use a 3.5 speed weapon. Do not forget to count in your haste
gear (which is a great way to reduce you cycle time if you use a 3.8 speed weapon for
Lets see how weapon speed affects the 1 attack, 1 slam 1 MS cycle. All weapons will
be considered being flurried constantly. Included is also latency and reaction time ():
3.8 speed weapon: 1055
(1235 + 1454 + 1417 ) / (3.8*(1/1.25) + 0.5 + 0.35) = 1055
3.7 speed weapon: 1059
(1211 + 1419 + 1404 ) / (3.7*(1/1.25) + 0.5 + 0.35) = 1059
3.6 speed weapon: 1059
(1169 + 1385 + 1391 ) / (3.6*(1/1.25) + 0.5 + 0.35) = 1059
3.5 speed weapon: 1060*
(1136 + 1351 + 1378 ) / (3.5*(1/1.25) + 0.5 + 0.35) = 1060*
*But since you would destroy the DPS cycle, this DPS is lower!
As we can see slow weapon = more damage is a myth. While the hit's will be
weaker you will also increase the amount's of slams and mortal strikes. However if
you slack and have bad reaction time, high lag, poor fps etc, go with the safer option
of a really slow weapon, it's easier.
The real DPS cycle
So we can't do the MS cycle every cycle, because MS has a 6 sec cooldown. You can
however use it every other. The cycle in between is of the WW attack. We can also
draw the conclusion that reducing the MS cool down (although that talent also
increases damage, it's still a waste since you can't take imp flurry then) is a waste, as
is reducing the cooldown on WW. WW has a 12 second cooldown so that only usable
to fill every other hole from the MS cycles, what should we do in between? The 1
autoattack + 1 slam or 1 autoattack + 2 slam? The 2 slam cycle is higher DPS but takes
1.6 second (lag included) longer to complete, that one and a half second could be
spent on the 900+ DPS cycles. (comparing 1 auto attack + 2 slams + 1 auto attack + 1
slam + 1 MS vs. 1 auto attack + 2 slams + 1 auto attack + 1 slam + 1 MS shows that
using only 1 slam is slightly better). So never double slam, even if MS and WW are
on cooldown, it just costs rage and lowers your DPS . Use the time to recast Battle
Shout or something, if you have excess rage use Heroic Strike/Cleave to up your
DPS . Remember that the risk of rage starvation is high when using heroic strikes, and
if you rage starve so you cannot cast MS. Use HS in situations where you are certain
there is no or very little chance you will rage starve. Cleave can be used a little more
freely if you DPS two targets, but it costs a lot of rage in rage not gained from yellow
attacks, so if you are short in rage: don't.
The best possible DPS cycle is thus:
1. 1 Auto attack, 1 Slam, 1 Mortal Strike.
2. 1 Auto attack, 1 Slam, 1 Whirl Wind.
3. 1 Auto attack, 1 Slam, 1 Mortal Strike.
4. 1 Auto attack, 1 Slam.
This is a very nice starter spec, and having Blood Frenzy will up raid DPS by a fair
amount. Big back draw is that you only get 3/5 in flurry, and that hurt's your DPS a lot.
However the extra DPS the Blood Frenzy gives is threat free (you evenly spread the
increased raid DPS , especially to classes with threat dumps which you lack) so it's a
nice spec none the less. If you are the only DPS warrior in the raid and you use a
lot of melee DPS , this is probably the best spec. As you will not have full flurry, you
can also grab the 3.5 speed weapons with good confidence!
This is a nice all-round slam DPS spec, if you have 2 slam warriors in the raid and the
other warrior is 33/28/0 you should choose this, especially if you are geared in tier 4
(or equivalent) or lower.
Once you get your gear sorted and is in the 3k+ ATP raidbuffed monster this spec will
out-DPS the others. The normal attacks and slam attacks will do extreme damage, and
you really need to start watching your threat. If you have the gear, go for it. Just as a
comparison to the above numbers (with 10% more ATP, and Rampage up) the numbers
would be:
3.8 speed weapon
Normal Hit:1382
The corresponding Hit-Slam-Blood Thirst cycle DPS would be: 1275.
Note that this build scales a lot better with gear than the MS build, if you have worse
gear you will do less damage than the MS build, and vice versa if you normally have
4k ATP, the difference between the two builds will be even bigger! Although you will
loose your weapon spec, but gain 3% free hit. No lag/reactiontime was included in
this calculation, so compare it with the 1160 dps of the MS cycle.
Slam DPS in reality.
Slam DPS is a lot harder to play than fury warriors if you want to be #1 DPS . It's no
mindless spamming and you need to keep track on a lot of cool downs, especially if
being fury 2 hand slam warrior (which has the highest potential for your own DPS ). If
you are not prepared to give 110% don't try it, you will be disappointed, go dual
wielding fury as it's a lot easier to play.
Get an auto swing timer. It's a must have!
Shaman is a must have in your group. It's extremely vital you have a WF totem
all the time. Yes even after the WF nerf. You will rage-starve otherwise.
Slam DPS is fairly easy to get gear for, while dual wielding is much more requiring. 2h
fury slam scales extremely well with gear.
Slam DPS has one big back draw; you can't run around. In very mobile fights, you
can just forget about being top DPS . Static fights is where you will shine. And how
well can you DPS and compete for top DPS spot? After the WF nerf (WF only procs on
normal white attacks) I could still pull over 1000 DPS and that is with a mix of PvP
gear, T4 and a T5 or two on Void Reaver.
Once again I do not take any credit for any of this math done or the writing Im just posting it up here and editing it highlighting things as I saw fit here is the link to the original doc.
(Original Doc:http://www.honorbound.se/Slamdps2.pdf)
Last edited by Rikosuave; 01-30-2008 at 03:46 PM.
Good post, more indepth than any we've seen in 2hand dps, we have had other threads but not this composed, I'll move to Damage Per Second Forums, and Sticky.
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I would love to see more on this spec.
I believe the guide was already posted somewhere on here, but was never actually reproduced.
You should change that dark green text it is hard to read on a dark blue background
I tried this spec out with full s2/s3 + s3 mace. compared to 33/28, my damage is crazy now(my dps jumped 100-200 easily), and i also have capped hit(precision + pvp gear hit), so this spec with arena gear is pretty nicely itemized.
for personnal dps : yes
for raid dps : totally no
actually its farming time so i use this spec for fun but when sunwell come i respec 33/28 for raid optimisation.
i re did the math for the 3.6 by the way if you guys want the stats, the dps is a higher then the 3.8 weapons, but as mention its more risky, although its more viable, since you need to lower flurry to get blood frenzy, here they are:
First rotation
Normal + Slam + MS = 1167 dps
Normal + Slam + WW = 1105 dps
Normal + Slam = 755 dps
As you can see dps is slightly better of a few points, but you must be careful with ping, although you get blood frenzy
Hey, i was just wondering how you guy shave the rage for this? im lvl 66 atm with shaarde of the greater, and doing this boosts my dps for lvling but its sporadic because i cant do the rotations due to rage problems.
Mean while I look at the fury warriors dps compared to mine and think that it would be better off for the raid if I just went to 1 handed fury.
Maybe I am looking at it the wrong way I dunno but when I see an equally geared ret paladin producing the same dps as me, and more on undead/demons while providing 3% raid crit and 2% melee damage to group I feel rather worthless.
Let's say your raid has 6 melee and 2 Hunters, contributing 1000 DPS each. Let's also toss in 1000 DPS by combining the output of the 2-3 tanks. So, that's 9k DPS worth of physical damage; Blood Frenzy would add 360 DPS to that.
So the MS Warrior could do a measly 700 DPS and still be boosting the total raid output more than a 1k DPS Fury Warrior.
If your raid has more physical DPS than above, then the BF contribution will also go up. Just look at a raid parse from one of your runs and do some rough math to see what it'd provide. It's up to you to determine if you can surpass the BF bonus just by switching from Arms to Fury. I agree with Meeks and others: unlikely for a lot of players, without significant work put into gearing.
Last edited by phaze; 05-19-2008 at 02:00 PM.
this warrior did a lot of DPS:
Kaupen - WWS
Adding 4% melee dps from BF the DPS ist about 2650. How is this possible?
Bjirthorig lvl 70 Prot
Memento Mori
Wow Web Stats
Hello, I've been pulling out 2-handed pve dps periodically for kicks when I'm not tanking and I've been looking to maximize my dps. I was linked to your guide from another site, and I saw people discussing 21/40, a spec I had never really considered (I'm going to leave 20/41 for the moment as I doubt most will ever have the rage flow to really make it turn).
Specifically, I'm rocking a cat's edge, and I was having a hard time believing sword spec would ever be worth sacrificing. I just thought I'd take your numbers and do some back of the envelope calculations for my needs. Take it or leave it as you see fit.
Differences between Arms/Fury
10% more AP in deep fury (so change assumption to 3300 AP up from 3000)
5/5 Flurry vs 3/5 Flurry
Sword Spec vs Nothing
3/5 2-handed spec vs 5/5 2-handed spec
With these assumptions we can swap out MS from your rotation for BT
Blood Thirst:
3300AP * .45 = 1485 damage
Next, for 21/40, we can dock Auto-Attack and Slam by 2% for lost 2-handed spec: 1136/1.02-> 1114, 1351/1.02 ->1325, we also need to adjust these numbers up for the extra AP.... for auto-attack 300/14 *3.3 *1.03-> ~73, so 1187. For slam 300/14*3.5*1.03 -> ~77, so 1402.
Next, for 33/28, we have 3 swings, each swing has a 5% chance to get an extra swing. In expected damage .05*1136 = 56.8 and 3x per cycle ~170 damage.
I'm using .25 for my personal latency as it's far more consistent with my personal observations in raids.
(1325 + 1402 + 1485 ) / (3.5*(1/1.25) + 0.5 + 0.25) ~= 1186
(170 + 1136 + 1351 + 1378 ) / (3.5*(1/1.15) + 0.5 + 0.25) ~= 1038
But maybe that's an unfair comparison since one debuffs the mob for the raid, how about:
(170 + 1136 + 1351 + 1378 ) / (3.5*(1/1.25) + 0.5 + 0.25) ~= 1137
In conclusion, attack power scales stupidly well, forget sword spec :/
Peace, hope that helps out.
Actually I'm probably being unfair to sword spec, since unlike your earlier assumptions, adding into critical strikes will, in fact, make a bigger difference for sword spec than the other rotation.
Ah well, I'm too tired to try and back of the envelope that change today. Peace.


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In the final Six Nations instalment of Expert Witness, this week's guest is a player that epitomises the word great. With five British and Irish Lions tours and 12 test caps under his belt, and 69 appearances in the green of Ireland, we welcome the peerless Irish centre, Mike Gibson.
This season's Six Nations stuttered rather than flowed to last weekend's climax. With that in mind, who could have predicted the firecracker of a finale produced in Cardiff? Gibson, one of the greatest players to have graced the international stage, believes that this last round of games has totally torn up the form guide.
"If you had gone into the bookmakers at half time in the Wales/Ireland game, and had placed a bet on Wales to win, and Ireland and France to finish 5th and 6th respectively, you could have named your own odds!" exclaimed the man known as the Prince of Centres.
"The events of the weekend are highly significant; not only for the progress and form of the various teams involved, but also looking forward to the Lions selection on 30th April. A number of players managed to play themselves onto the plane, and equally, a few played themselves off it," explained Gibson.
"Starting with the Italy against Ireland - Ireland started well, keeping the Italians very honest, by driving into their ruck area and tying in a lot of their forwards. However, Italy's recent successes allowed them to build confidence, and under Jacques Brunel they've been empowered to play a more attacking brand of rugby, led by the talismanic skipper, Sergio Parisse.
"Their backs look much more at ease and more willing to attack, although when Parisse was rightly binned for his trip, Italy lost control and shape, which allowed Ireland to increase their tempo. However, Brian O'Driscoll's yellow card put paid to the revival, and Italy's recent form gave them the confidence to close the game out," observed the Irishman.
"Given that loss and the palpable under-achievement by the Irish players, I have to admit they're really at the mercy of the Lions selectors now, although potential as well as form must be considered when picking the touring party."
Over in Paris, France's rudderless journey at last found direction with a win at the expense of a gallant Scotland.
"France were in real difficulties up until now" added Gibson.
"They have been unsure of their style and gameplan, but this win will give them confidence."
"The nature of French rugby is movement, speed, intuition and counter-attack. They are being asked to play highly structured rugby, which is not in their character. In the first half, Scotland absorbed everything thrown at them and did very well in that regard. But the penalties early in the second half, followed by the sublime Fofana's try, gave France hope. The backs suddenly started to click and they looked like 'France' again, despite a a disappointing campaign overall," mused Gibson.
And what of Cardiff? The noise, the passion and the singing of the pre-match festivities were enough to give Wales a ten-point lead before they even ran out of the tunnel. English players confessed after the game that the noise was so loud from the Welsh fans they simply couldn't hear themselves on the pitch. Gibson stated that whilst a young player believes he can cope with that level of pressure, until he has actually experienced it, he has no idea as to how he will react:
"The Welsh victory was a classic example of what can be achieved with intensity, self-belief and passion," said Gibson.
"For all of the players involved that would have been the experience of a lifetime. You can tell a player what to expect from the Cardiff crowd, you can plan your reaction and coping strategy, but until that player has been out there and experienced it first hand, you have no clue as to how he will react. And many English players were shaken by that pressure," observed Gibson.
"That hostile crowd would have disturbed any visiting side, and the young England side lacked the reference points to deal with the situation. It was unknown territory for them," he explained.
"They thought they knew the answers, but when harsh reality surprised them and they were overwhelmed by a superb display of passionate and powerful 15-man rugby from Wales.'
"Looking at the game, the Welsh players bristled with ideas and confidence. They had freedom of thought and freedom of action, whereas England looked as if they were playing by rote."
"If I look back to the 1971 Lions tour, the great and late Carwyn James encouraged players to play. He embedded the confidence to take risks, and if the decision was right but the play did not work, he'd just say 'do it again until you get it right.' In short, he coached both our technique and tactics, but also gave us our decision making skills. He gave us the tools and then empowered us to use them. That is the way you create a culture of trust and belief within the team," commented the great Irish three-quarter.
"England, with a new regime, seem to be doing nothing more than trying to scrape through the next game. They could have easily lost to any of Ireland, France and Italy, yet won playing an attritional game. Their attacking ambition and creative flair have been lacking in extreme. I believe the coaches are looking for an immediate function over long-term performance.
"The attitude seems to be we'll do what we can to win and no more. This is a dangerous strategy. I believe they should be looking for a performance over a result. Once those performances and styles are in place, the wins will come almost organically. They need to find players who not only have the technical skills to play international rugby, but the emotional control to play under great pressure, which, as we saw, was lacking on Saturday."
"In short, they were overwhelmed in every facet of the game," said Gibson.
With a Lions tour barely a couple of months away, Mike Gibson believes that having players with strength of character and toughness of mind is essential to succeed.
"Playing for the Lions is about camaraderie and creating an environment,' he explained.
"Above all, you MUST take on board the responsibility of continuing the Lions legacy. You are representing over 100 years of history, and that is a big responsibility," explained the five time Lions' tourist.
"You need to understand what that legacy means; you need to break down the barriers of national shirts and be open to exchange views and thoughts on the game. You must contribute to the team ethic, and in my experience, the selfless players are the ones that will derive most from the tour," he observed.
"The prime focus must be to integrate as quickly as you can to create that ethic. Do so, and the end product will be a tour of a lifetime, a collection of friends, personal bonds and memories that will stay with you for your lifetime. Tap into every piece of knowledge and experience available to you; people like Gerald Davies and Gareth Edwards could offer much to the current player and they will welcome the chance to share that."
Wise words from one of the greatest players to grace the British and Irish Lions shirt. However, no Lions preview would be complete without a thought as to the likely Test side. Mike Gibson is bullish about the British and Irish Lions' chances, but is prepared to take a chance with his selections:
"One of the players that really impressed me in the Six Nations was young Billy Twelvetrees. He looked totally at ease on the international pitch, going about his business in an unfussy manner. I think he'll play a part in the test side and I always believe British sides operate best with a 'footballer' at inside centre. Equally some positions are very close to call. I'd love to see Mike Phillips at 9, provided he is prepared to vary his game a little. Second row is equally tough, and if Paul O'Connell gets fit in time, he could yet make the Test side. But time will tell."
Mike Gibson's Lions XV: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Brian O'Driscoll (c), 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 George North, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 Sam Warburton, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Alun Wyn Jones, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
On that mildly controversial selection, that is it for this season's Expert Witness. We would like to thank Mike Gibson for giving up his time to air his views. Expert Witness will be back for the Lions tour, with an exciting panel of players to add their views to what promises to be a great summer of rugby. See you then.
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Mike Gibson MBE played 69 times for Ireland, and went on a record 5 British and Irish Lions tours, playing in 12 tests. An integral part of both the famous 1971 and 1974 sides, Gibson's distinguished career began in 1964, and he earned his 69th and final Irish cap in the second test win against Australia in Sydney in 1979 aged 36. The Irish Solicitor's all-round talent marked him out as arguably the greatest centre of any era. Gibson's brilliance lay in the perception and timing of his attacking play, the focus and anticipation of his defence, and the rare dedication and commitment with which he applied himself across a 15-year international career in which he appeared in a then-world record 81 Tests.


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I wonder what the money is.
Per Adam Schefter
[QUOTE]it's official. LaDainian Tomlinson is a Jet. He reached agreement on a two-year contract. Done.[/QUOTE]
I wonder what the money is.
[QUOTE=Untouchable;3525729]Per Adam Schefter[/QUOTE]
Is this a Pom Pom move for UT???
[QUOTE=Savage69;3525732]Is this a Pom Pom move for UT???[/QUOTE]
5 years ago? Absolutely
Now? I'm kinda happy
Nice deal.
It will be interesting to see the $, LT got vs. the $ TJ got.
Wow, still can't believe this. LT is a Jet. NEVER thought that would happen, just like with Favre.
This year is gonna be another hell of ride
Hell yeah! Welcome to NY LT!
Lowery gonna be giving up the two one....
[QUOTE=Super Mario;3525737]Nice deal.
It will be interesting to see the $, LT got vs. the $ TJ got.[/QUOTE]
very interested.
Especially if LT gets hurt during the season
[QUOTE=rlucas4137;3525743]very interested.
Especially if LT gets hurt during the season[/QUOTE]
Thomas Jones could just as easily get hurt.
Guaranteed! I am in South Korea, I can probably have it made today and be wearing it by tomorrow!
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LT hurt is better than TTY healthy
wowwww nice job. Tanny 4 Prez :cool:
[QUOTE=hendu24;3525742]Lowery gonna be giving up the two one....[/QUOTE]
Yeah, good point.
Can't see LT in anything other than 21.
LT a huge upgrade over TTY
Pool, a four and a seven a huge upgrade over Mr Softie Safety
Cro a huge upgrade over Lito
and we haven't even drafted yet
Welcome to NY LT!!! Now I can get my LT Jersey to wear around SD, they got nothin for me, can't say nada:yes:
I like the signing, but I wont be buying an LT jersey
if this is true and we have landed LT, it has to say something about this organization and where we are heading. I don't think we get him after the 08 season w/Mangini. If we did beat out a team like Minn, it also says something about this team and Front Office. He may do squat this year. He may be a shadow of his old self, but the fact we were able to nail this down says something more than his on the field performance. Good Job??


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A style of Jamaican Reggae. First there was Ska, which evolved into Reggae which has several styles: Rock Steady, Rub-A-Dub, Dancehall etc.
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The term "Rub-a-Dub" comes from a dance style where the man and woman rub up very close together and grind their hips to the beat.
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rub-a-dub-tub, cockney rhyming slang for pub public house
i am off down to the rubadub for a pint.
by christu September 28, 2006
A bum, homeless person, or undesirable of either sex. The term does apply to street musicians, the working poor, or temporarily homeless people who keep themselves tidy. It also does not have racial connotations. Rather, it refers to people who are poor, filthy and homeless as a result of their own character flaws, such as laziness, surliness, alcoholism, drug addiction, etc.
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Originally Posted by labiancareality
itachi a guy who kill & destroy & still had the time to bang ... truly a unique character only itachi kun
has he had sex?
I think he had a boyfriend, who was similar to Sasuke. And this is why he couldn't kill him. This is so romantic wease:
it was a girl....deal with it......ask kishi he would say so......but kishi didnt specify since he didnt see it as being important(hence why it was only one line)
the only character that is strange, is oro....none of us know what he likes except young uchiha boys......
kishi has only shown normal couples in his manga...(ie guy and girl)
Originally Posted by MubiOxx
Lover ?Maybe he was Friendzoned.
my thoughts were that him and sasuke were half bro's and that miikoto was his lover and not his mother becasue sasuke resembles her while itachi looks like fugaku
No. It wasnt time in his life for these silly things...
Originally Posted by enditallsin
As far as im concerned itachi was as gay as they came.
Heck ya I always thought he was too.
I want to know who she waaaaaaaaas! AGH!
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PRESIDENT SAM WILD - VICE-PRESIDENT ALAN GILCHRIST - SECRETARY ALEC DIGGES International Brigade Association and Friends of Republican Spain 374 GRAYS INN ROAD - LONDON - W.C.1 - PHONE TERminus 3478 REPORT OF DAVID WIDDICOMBE, LL.B., M.A., BRITISH BARRISTER, SPONSORED BY THE SOCIETY OF LABOUR LAWYERS, WHO ATTENDED AS OBSERVER AT THE TRIAL AT BARCELONA OF LOPEZ RAIMUNDO AND 26 OTHER LEADERS OF THE BARCELONA GENERAL STRIKE. On July 2nd and 3rd, Lopez Raimundo and 26 other political prisoners, one of whom was a woman, were tried at Barcelona for the offence of 'military rebellion' against Franco. From the sound of this, one imagines quantities of bloodshed and bombs and an incipient rebellion crushed. In fact, the 'offence' these prisoners had committed, and for which all except four of them have been sentenced, consisted of nothing more terrible than in indulging in propaganda against Franco and taking part in the Barcelona strikes in early 1951 - acts which in a democratic country are part of normal political activities in the exercise of free expression of speech and opinion. There are none of these liberties in Franco Spain: 'military rebellion' makes it a crime to 'put out false or tendentious reports ... or hold meetings, conferences or make declarations ... with the aim of bringing into disrepute the State, the Army or the Authorities. The 'crime' which these prisoners had committed was, in fact, to oppose Franco. The trial was held in the solid headquarters building of the Gubiorno Militar in Barcelona, before a Military court composed of five serving Army officers in uniform. Only 36 hours notice was given, and the Spanish press did not mention the trial until it was over. It was a disappointment that no representatives of the foreign press were (as far as I am aware) present; but there were many foreign observers - lawyers from France, Belgium and Italy attended as well as myself, and there were British, French and American consular officers there, a measure of the international interest in the case. The prisoners were brought in handcuffed in pairs, released and seated in a block of seats in the centre of the court. Then the 'public' were admitted - almost all of them relatives, the mothers, wives, sweethearts and sisters of the prisoners, with a sprinkling of men. They filled the standing space reserved for them at the rear of the court, straining on tiptoe to catch a glimpse of their menfolk, waving and blowing kisses. The prisoners turned round in their seats and responded. The sessions of the court were long and the Barcelona sun is hot, but these faithful people remained there throughout the whole trial, a token of the loyalty and support given to Raimundo and his colleagues. The facts of the case, which were not in dispute, were recited by a gum-chewing, uniformed Prosecutor (or Fiscal) who lolled nonchalantly on his raised dais. Raimundo and other leading prisoners, all with Republican 'records' had returned to Spain in 1940, and reformed the United Socialist Party of Catalonia, a 'popular front' party, which though led by communists, included in its ranks other opponents of Franco. They had printed and distributed two newspapers, Treball and Lluita, and distributed a third, Mundo Obrero. In addition, other propaganda was seized by the police, much of it connected with the Barcelona strikes in which the prisoners had taken part. Those facts were freely admitted by the prisoners when their time came to speak, and Raimundo affirmed his opposition to Franco in open Court. It must take no little courage to speak thus, with a prison sentence of twenty years in a Spanish gaol hanging over one's head. Raimundo's quiet sincerity impressed all those present, I think. The law is a very sweeping one, and in face of it the defence, ably conducted though it was by eight lawyers of the prisoners' own choosing did not really have a chance. The speeches made on behalf of the prisoners were eloquent and outspoken and referred to the economic sufferings of the Spanish people as the real cause of the trial. Indeed behind all the proceedings one was conscious
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lots of nice ideas, but cephas is totally the star of the bunch!
Bio: Cephas aka Falconer. Ancestor of the current Man-at-arms Duncan, and his brother Malcom, aka Fisto. Cephas is the last of the practicing falconers. Thought to be inhumane, the practice is not outlawed, but it is looked down upon and thought of as barbaric, due to the practice of stealing a young falcon from it's nest, and also that of keeping it blindfolded until a hunt. Cephas however, rescued a mother and her nest from rival falcons, (or some other such cliched story) and now the falcon, named ______, is not only endeared to him, but she also raises falcons that are reliant and freindly toward humans. Cephas had the great sword forged of a special, and rare material, that is very strong, but also lighter than any other metal. Cephas' sword, headgear and belt were later discovered by Duncan, and given to Malcom as a gift. Sure, why not.
I feel like it's just not finished yet. I can't figure out what to do to make him feel complete. : /
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lots of nice ideas, but cephas is totally the star of the bunch!
Yeah I was quite pleased to realize that the orange of the guards armor, underneath the brown, made it look like real leather, so I purposfully quite before making a totally brown coat. I was really excited when I realized this. Like I said though, somehow he still feels not quite perfect.
Also, the rocket guards need some work to make them match the PG's a little better. Right now they're just a simple mix-and-match.
Maybe Marzo as an archenemy was the biggest thing to happen to Mekaneck, but as far as Marzo was concerned...it was Tuesday.
I love the Cephus figure, and the Mer-minion looks like its gonna be great as well. I can't wait to see it finished.
He looks very cool. Well done.
Great job on those Nich, I like!
Your support means more research for the Myostatin-challenged.
Thanks! I appreciate it! I'm far from a real customizer, or else I might do more to him. The paint I used is cheap, but I'm definately happy with the way it turned out.


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Theme: Andante sostenuto
Variation 01: [poco più mosso]
Variation 02: Più animato
Variation 03: Vivace
Variation 04: [delicatissimo]
Variation 05: Agitato
Variation 06: [a tempo]
Variation 07: Presto con fuoco
Variation 08: Allegro vivace
Variation 09: [untitled]
Variation 10: Moderato
Variation 11: [molto cantando]
Variation 12: Presto
Variation 13: Tempo di tema
Variation 14: Adagio
Variation 15: Poco a poco più agitato
Variation 16: Allegro vivace
Variation 17: [untitled]
Mendelssohn scarcely needed to describe his Variations in D minor as 'serious'. Contributing to a piano album in aid of the Beethoven monument in Bonn, he no doubt wanted to dissociate his music from the frothy virtuoso stuff that could be expected from some of the other composer–pianists—Czerny, Döhler, Henselt, Kalkbrenner, Moscheles, Taubert and Thalberg—who, along with Chopin and Liszt, had been invited to write pieces for the same album. It is quite clear from Mendelssohn's earnest theme, presented in severe four-part harmonies, that nothing frivolous is about to happen.
Far from being an inconsequential series of entertaining ideas, the seventeen variations are carefully structured in groups. The first half of the work is built on a gradual increase in tempo and rhythmic activity from the Andante sostenuto of both the theme itself and variation No 1, by way of a strict canon in staccato semiquavers in No 4 and the agitated syncopations of No 5, to the Allegro vivace of Nos 8 and 9. The scurrying triplet semiquavers of No 9 run up against the measured (Moderato) fugato of No 10, which is followed by the cantabile, melancholy No 11 and the violently percussive No 12. The one concession to a virtuoso fashion of the day is the application of Thalberg's 'three-hand' technique to sustain the melodic line as a middle voice in No 13.
The way the score is set out suggests that up to this point the variations should follow each other with either the shortest of breaks or no break at all. Before No 14, however, Mendelssohn inserts a pause, presumably to highlight the consolatory aspect of the one variation in the major, an enchanting Adagio chorale. From there the tempo increases again through the syncopated chords of No 15 to the dazzling Allegro vivace of Nos 16 and 17, which last then slows down for a brief recall of the original theme over left-hand tremolandos. The haste of the Presto coda is intensified by the impression that one hand is chasing the other until they synchronize in the closing bars.
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Episode #238
Tonight, we'll learn about Quilters, an upcoming performance at the Barn Swallow Theatre in Edwardsburg. Then: lectures at Ancilla College, what's going on In The Bend from Andy Hughes, some social media tips, and more.
- Original Airdate:
- September 26, 2012


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