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This also brings up the issue, if the definition of EH minimum is not possible for certain bosses, does this mean the definition needs to be reviewed?
I'm not sure either, I haven't tanked anything past T5 content, so I can't tell ya, but from what I've read brutallus does have a beastly amount of outgoing damage, and gearing for avoidance against him is a good way to ensure he doesn't get 3 straight hits in a row. But threat is likewise of equal importance against him so. I'll wait for someone who has downed him to respond first cuz this is interesting.
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This also brings up the issue, if the definition of EH minimum is not possible for certain bosses, does this mean the definition needs to be reviewed?
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Of course, you don't exactly "hope" for it. You pick your gear to minimize the chance of catastrophic failure, ideally reducing it to a very low value, such as a fraction of a percent. Many fights that go you beyond a practically attainable EH requirement also have a fairly low chance for high burst damage that breaks through it.
Obviously, this particular chain of events is extremely unlikely (though you can get pretty close more frequently).
How are EH minimums usually computed? Is there a formula? I always thought they were purely anecdotal.
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It would tell you EH, Avoidance, and from there, if you added another field for Max Boss Damage, it could output the burst damage.
Additionally the calculator could also provide the information necessaary to interpret for further investment into EH or Avoidance.
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First of all, thanks Hypathia for the interesting read.
At the end of the day, however, there seems to be a significant flaw in your approach in that you never really reconciled the continuous nature of you Burst Time metric with that fact that, when push comes to shove, the damage we're taking comes in discrete chunks. This come through especially with regard to your healing model: if you're getting topped off after every burst, stamina is valuable if and only if is allow you to survive an extra hit. I'm sure you folow my point, but to be a bit more explicit, if there's zero variability in a mobs damage and it hits for 6500, it take the follow to kill you:
0-6500 HP -- 1 hit
6501-13000 HP -- 2 hits
13001-19500 HP -- 3 hits
19501-26000 HP -- 4 hits
Now of course mobs don't hit for the exact same amount every time, so somewhat more realistically let's consider the mob to instead hit for 6000-7000 damage. Our survivability window now looks as follows:
0-6000 -- 1 hit
6001-7000 -- 1-2 hits
7001-12000 -- 2 hits
12001-14000 -- 2-3 hits
14001-18000 -- 3 hits
18001-21000 -- 3-4 hits
21001-24000 -- 4 hits
Now in this situation, you still have a plateau problem. That is, given the "no heals during burst, topped off after every burst" model, going from say 15000 HP to 16000 HP has no effect on tank survivability in such a scenario. Increasing HP in the range 19000-20000, for example, does however...by increasing the probability of being able to survive 4 rather than 3 hits.
I guess what I'm getting at is that in your model, the value of stamina really shouldn't be as continuous as you have it mapped out.
Changing the healing model can have a big impact of the marginal value of stamina, but it's not clear at all that you'll wind up with this nicely averaged smooth curve as a result, and it certainly seems far from obvious that the results of a model based off of continuous inputs and a "heal only between bursts" healing model will translate meaningfully to of discretized model of damage with healing taking place at more frequent intervals.
Fundamentally, it just doesn't seem like the approach has an response to the "survive an integral number of hits, then ignore stam and go for avoidance when you can't hit the next integer" approach. Using more sophisticated healing and damage models seems like it might yield more interesting results, as in the end raid tanking tends to be about sequences of individual large events, and trying to smooth them over without providing a good probabilistic interpretation for non-integer values seems like it sacrifices a lot of accuracy.
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Dorvan: The approach you describe is certainly better. Part of my goal with this was to come up with a single number that people can look at and say "Oh! That's how big a difference it makes!" when they're making off-the-cuff estimates of the strength of various stats.
In the wild, however, it's a lot more complicated, as you say. If you can push your HP enough to reach the next "plateau" of "I can survive more hits in a row", that can be pretty damned powerful. On the other hand, if you can't reach that plateau no matter how hard you try, it might make more sense to stack as much avoidance as possible without dropping yourself down one further plateau.
Basically: It's not a simple trade-off, and it never will be. I hope that I was able to make people think a bit harder about how to manage the choice between avoidance and effective health--because it's the folks who really think about how things behave that will get the most out of any of this sort of discussion.
(And: Kudos to Blizzard for making a system that has stood the test of time so well. It's impressive that after so long with so many people pounding away on the math, there are places where the choices still aren't obvious.)
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Very good read, thanks for posting it.
In practice I think avoidance has one glaring problem. A gain of 1% avoidance doesn't necessarily mean you will avoid 1% more damage. EH gains are a little more of a guaranteed gain in this regard from my experience. Working on both is a good practice, and I've seen my total damage numbers coming down as I pick up more dodge and defense rating.
i love this thread Hypatia, your analysis and math are unique and quite logical, you offer a fresh perspective on gearing avoidance vs. stamina [my favorite subject ].
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i just caught wind of this website for the first time from a recent blog entry on tankspot, and i must say this is absolutely the worst thread i've ever seen. i don't know where to begin. i think the most horrifying part is that there are so many people saying, nope that extra 1% avoidance will never be better than that extra 400 hp, and everyone's like, 'ya, you're right, i socketed all stam and now my gear is so much better.' the one voice says avoidance is good (not even gemming for it, just saying avoidance is good!), and he comes down saying, 'no, sorry, stam is the way to go.'
anyway, i love this thread, it's one for the ages.
In veneretio's defense, that was more of a kinda joke then it is a global sweeping truth. In general it isn't worth it to match sockets, most of them suck (lawlz +2 parry rating!), but if it's a stam one, why not, if it's a sizable avoidance sure go for it. But what veneretio is stating here is that you don't HAVE to match sockets, which most people do because they think you have to.
Depending on your gear, you really have to look at your stats and try to balance them out. When that article by veneretio was written, 2.4 and i don't think even 2.3 was out yet, so lots of the great badge gear that exists now, didn't then, and back then, most gear (look at t4) is stacked with avoidance already in it, so you had to balance your stats by stacking stam. Of course in t6 or with new badge gear, you see that your stamina levels are reaching very steady levels without having even stepped foot in a 25 man. This is where the change began for many of us to re-evaluate our gemming.
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I am reading through this chain and I wonder if there are intentions to update it to 3.0 or Wrath, or if the mechanics will change?
Mechanics will change a ton. There are already some threads around the library that discuss diminishing returns, which will have a huge impact on the stacking power of what we saw with avoidance pre-3.0.
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Yes. The basic principles of how a given level of *actual* avoidance helps you continue to hold. (i.e. how powerful 60% actual avoidance is compared to 40% actual avoidance). However, because of the diminishing returns on *rated* avoidance, things will be quite different.
In particular, the material comparing the value of small deltas of stamina vs. dodge rating for burst time is now completely irrelevant and wrong. (But that material was honestly always quite shaky, since the change in value from a large stamina-dodge tradeoff was different from combining many small changes.)
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One question/comment and one suggestion:
- Am I missing the affect of Ardent Defender? I can see the impact of the pally EH enhancing talents, but can't see the knee in the curve that I'd expect from AD kicking in for pallys.
- One way to think about the burst likelihood impacting life is the probability of a burst sufficient to kill the tank happening within the number of hits implied by either an immortal or undying run. Basically given the average number of hits in a naxx 10/25man full clear there is a .10 probability of burst damage killing the tank for example.


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FanExpo is on next weekend in Toronto. My 15 y.o. son would like to attend. Very much. Last year he went with his older brother (who is in his 20's). I said he could go this year as an early birthday present. The problem is, he is not prepared to go into the city by himself and it turns out
is available to go with him but
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If you feel comfortable with it, I would advise letting him go do his own thing, with some set meeting times to check on him/be his money machine/satisfy yourself that he is okay. You may get there and find he wants you around, depending on just how big the thing is and how easily intimidated he is by huge events. I was surprised that when I took my daughter (at 19) to a fairly large con, she pretty much just hung out with me and was happy to do so (but then, I am a super cool parent
). People at these things tend toward the honest end of the human scale; they are all there to enjoy themselves with people they can more or less identify with, so you should have less to worry about in regard to safety. So I say let the baby bird test his wings a bit.
Unless, of course, you revel in embarrassing him. If that's the case, stick by his side, fix his hair and clothing, call him by silly nicknames that you would never use anywhere else, and talk about how cute the girls are and how he should go talk to them, even offering to do so for him. That could be a whole different level of fun. In fact, you should threaten to do these things no matter what you decide.
And if you can talk to Ron Perlman, tell him I think he's a great actor. And feel free to jump up and down a bit; it's a fan convention, after all.
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I'd let him do his own thing until I'd lulled him into a false sense of security, then wait until he was talking to a pretty girl and suddenly show up with "Oh hi I see you've met my son, isn't he just the most adorable little thing!!!"
Or I suppose you could follow Derf's advice, which is actually good
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My dad took me to my first sci-fi convention. He didn't embarrass me. Hell, he was the one who was lost and confused, not me. I ended up introducing him to a lot of different things that weekend. Suffice to say, the man was not a "fan".
Since you are a fan, Newt, I echo the other responses: Give the kid as much free-roaming as he can handle. Within reason, let him decide what he wants to do. Ask him to check in with you if there are any scheduled events he wants to attend (so you'll know where and when, and so you can go if it interests you).
And tell him cosplay girls are for looking, not touching.
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Number is the best bet here.
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Quote from: Newt on August 18, 2013, 06:39:34 AM
FanExpo is on next weekend in Toronto. My 15 y.o. son would like to attend. Very much. Last year he went with his older brother (who is in his 20's). I said he could go this year as an early birthday present. The problem is, he is not prepared to go into the city by himself and it turns out
is available to go with him but
. So the question becomes: is it a fate worse than death if your mother goes to a con with you?
(It's not like I
want to go! Does that make it worse? Your Mom jumping up and down because she spotted - for example - Ron Perlman?
I chose 3: go and enjoy - seeing that you like Ron Perlman, how about dressing as Beauty to his Beast?
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Personally, I'd dress up as Ron Pearlman if I were you.
Seriously though, go with option 2. It will be more fun for both of you.
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Fan conventions in general are an "all ages" affair, so the stigma of being there with your parents is much lessened. It's not like he's having to get you to drive to a club.
I voted for #3, but I'd pretty much let your son take the lead on this one (within reason). If he wants to stick with you or if he wants to do his own thing, either way works. I'd keep track of his physical location, but I'm sure you'd be doing that anyway. Whatever happens, you'll get to enjoy yourself because fan conventions are a lot of fun.
Of course, another option is to go in full-on cosplay that he doesn't know about and stalk him like a ninja. Something to consider.
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I liked the idea of going with him then parting with a meeting place set up. I don't know who is more embarrassed by their parents,teenage boys or girls. I know my own daughter seemed pretty flaked out by me when she was 15.....luckily,she has gotten into comics and sci fi and monster movies now. Though I still manage to embarrass her....so good for me.
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I'd say that Derf's advice is the best...let him be who he is and give him his space save for the necessary things, like establishing meeting places and time limits and such. He might find a new confidence knowing he handles such a big thing mostly by himself save for the necessary parental guidelines.
One thing I can tell you though, is watch out, because you yourself might become a fan girl and the next thing, you'll be the one getting lost in the comic\model kit dealer rooms spread all over the place.
I speak from experience (not about becoming a fan girl, but getting lost in the experience)
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I liked the idea of going with him then parting with a meeting place set up. I don't know who is more embarrassed by their parents,teenage boys or girls. I know my own daughter seemed pretty flaked out by me when she was 15.....luckily,she has gotten into comics and sci fi and monster movies now. Though I still manage to embarrass her....so good for me.
I agree with Trace, and I often go out of my way to embarrass our daughter.
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At 15 he should be independent enough to go his own way and just meet you now and then. I'd suggest giving him funds for food and whatever spending cash is reasonable. If he runs into something outside of that, then talking to you about the want to spend more would be required.
The only reason I would recommend you even being around the area is that he is going alone, and even adults benefit from using a buddy system when doing anything.
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WASHINGTON - Most frequent travelers know what they can and cannot bring onto an airplane. But sometimes the holidays require you pack odd things, such as gifts, that might cause a problem at security.
The Transportation Security Administration is ready for the holidays and the litany of random items that land on the security belt this time of year.
Snow globes are OK, as long as they are smaller than a tennis ball. Passengers also are free to bring a pie on board, says David Keister, a veteran TSA officer.
"Pies and cakes are more than welcome. You can carry those items right on through the checkpoint," Keister says.
But if it's liquid, gel or goopy and more than 3-ounces, it can't come on the plane, Keister says. That means regular sized toiletries of course, but the rule also applies to any cheese spreads or cranberry sauce you might want to share at the Thanksgiving table.
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The TSA recommends travelers follow the 3-1-1 rule3 ounces in one quart-sized bag for each person.
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Keister, who has been a TSA officer at Reagan National Airport for 10 years, says the big mistake travelers make is wrapping their gifts.
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HOUSTON — Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin have exchanged text messages since their final-lap crash at Auto Club Speedway last weekend that left Hamlin hospitalized with a fractured vertebra, but Hamlin says the exchange did not go well.
Team owner Roger Penske said he's also sent text messages to Hamlin, who is expected to miss at least six weeks. Penske and Logano, one of his drivers, were playing in the pro-am leading up to his week's PGA Houston Open. Logano twice turned down interview requests.
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Hamlin acknowledged he exchanged text messages with Logano.
"It didn't go well," Hamlin told The Associated Press. "The conversation was both short and unproductive."
Hamlin was examined Tuesday by Dr. Jerry Petty of Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates, who determined he won't need back surgery.
"I've texted back and forth with him and said that we're thinking about him," Penske said. "Obviously, we're hoping for a speedy recovery. It's never good to have a driver out for a period of time."
Penske didn't know what Logano and Hamlin said to one another in their text messages. The former Gibbs Racing teammates had a prickly relationship long before Sunday's wreck. Logano replaced Tony Stewart at JGR in 2009, and signs of a rift between he and Hamlin surfaced after the Daytona 500, when the two exchanged barbs on Twitter.
Before the California race, the two nearly came to blows at Bristol after Hamlin spun Logano while Logano chased Jeff Gordon for a late lead. Logano yelled into Hamlin's car after the race, sparking a brief confrontation between their teams.
Then came the wreck in California, and the presumption that Logano had contact with Hamlin as payback. Penske doesn't buy it.
"These guys are racing hard, and it's the last lap and it's just the way the cars got together," Penske said. "The way Denny hit the wall was very unfortunate. ... It's never good to have a driver out for a period of time."
Logano told USA Today Sports Monday that he did not wreck Hamlin intentionally and did not know Hamlin was hurt before making negative comments about him over his in-car radio.
"I just thought we were racing hard, you know?" Logano told USA Today. "It happens. You don't ever want anyone to get hurt; you don't ever want anything to happen, especially to Denny. We were racing really hard there at the end of the race.
"I wish there was a SAFER barrier down there, and I wish I knew before I made any comments on TV also."
NASCAR returns to action April 7 at Martinsville Speedway, and Penske said it's time for everyone to "settle down."
Penske said he's never seen NASCAR more competitive, and the increased media scrutiny is making every incident and altercation between drivers more serious than it usually is.
"There's a lot of noise about a lot of things that are said at these races," Penske said. "People are at a high pitch and I think other people need to settle down and realize that's the sport. We're just going to have to keep our heads on."
Penske said he didn't know much about the personal history between Logano and Hamlin. He's confident that the latest dustup and the public backlash won't throw off Logano, who's currently ninth in the Sprint Cup standings — one spot ahead of Hamlin.
"The fuel in the fire after Bristol created a lot of public noise," Penske said. "But as I said, that's the environment we're in right now. He's still the same guy we hired six months ago, and I'm 100 percent confident that he's going to be able to execute when he needs to be at the highest level.
"At the end of the season, we'll see where everybody is," Penske said. "But I have high hopes for his success. Obviously, what we can do is provide him with a car and a team that can execute it."


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Cooperation between government and civil society is essential in fulfilling the rights of people living with HIV. Rights gaps include breach of confidentiality, stigma and discrimination, and criminalization of the behavior of key populations, concluded an international dialogue today in Tbilisi, Georgia, in which bottlenecks and obstacles to universal access to prevention, treatment and care were addressed.
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22 Jul 2014
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UNDP and Global Fund sign US $ 16.7 million for South Asia HIV Programme
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(Kuchiyose No Jutsu: Rio) - Summoning Technique: Rio
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: N/A
Description: User snaps his fingers and summons a young flying termite who is not of very big size but enough to carry 2 people at a time. He is of blue color. Due to his young age and small size, he is very active and thus his speed is quite fast when compared to other termites and most of the flying birds.
Note: -Due to him being not much of help, he can stay on the battlefield as long as user wants.
-Like every other Termite, he can also use Termite Ninjutsu.
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-Can only be taught by Enzup.
-Can only be summoned once.
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(Kame Ninjutsu: Mu-n Hokou) - Turtle Arts: Moon Walk
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 30 (+5 for each turn active)
Damage Points: N/A
Description: Most suitable to turtles, but other reptiles can also use this technique, like snakes, but only the ones who have the property to shed their skin.
The scute (or plate) on the shell of a turtle corresponds to a single modified scale. The remainder of the skin is composed of skin with much smaller scales, similar to the skin of other reptiles. Turtles do not molt their skins all at once but continuously, in small pieces. Using this phenomenon, turtles add their chakra in the shell and molts their skin in small peices and then the chakra infused molted skin is transferred to the legs of the turtle, which now acts as "boots" for the turtle. The basic function of these "boots" is to walk over certain liquids, in which a being would usually sink, like quicksand. The time in which boots are prepared, is quite fast, being able to deal with "swamp of the underworld" technique in time. If in short range, turtles can also make boots for other ninjas.
Note: -Can only be used by reptiles like Turtles and Snakes.
-Though usable by every reptile, each reptile can only use it 2 times per batlle.
-Lasts 4 turns.
-Can only be taught by Enzup.
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(Suiton: Doshaburi) - Water Release: CloudBurst
Type: Offense
Rank: S
Range: Mid-Long
Chakra Cost: 40
Damage Points: 80
Description: Based on the Real Life happening, upon calling rain clouds in the sky, user passes his chakra in the cloud(s) and causes it to burst. Due to the sudden burst of cloud, the water in the clouds fells all at once, on the ground, much like bucket full of water is emptied, which causes flood in the area. Due to clouds being on high altitude, so upon bursting of them, water has to travel much distance upon falling from sky to ground, so due to acceleration due to gravity, water attains very high velocity before finally crashing down on earth, which devastates the whole area and leaves it flooded. And since the user is the one who caused the water to fall, he manipulates the water such a way that water do not enters user's radius of 2m.
Note: -Rain clouds must be present in sky.
-No water tech above A-rank in same and in next turn.
-Usable only once per battle.
-Can only be taught by Enzup.
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This work was largely composed in the summer of 1909 at Ivanovka, though its conception probably goes back two or three years before that, and it was finished in Moscow that September. It was dedicated to Josef Hofmann, who, however, never played it. Rachmaninov practised the fiendishly demanding solo part on a dummy keyboard during his Atlantic crossing, before giving the premiere on 28 November 1909 with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch in New York's New Theater. The American critics were not yet disposed to rave about Rachmaninov as a composer, even though, or perhaps because, the reputation of his C sharp minor Prelude preceded him, as it had done ten years earlier in Britain. After the premiere the New York Sun declared, 'sound, reasonable music, this, though not a great nor memorable proclamation'; and in general the best the press had to say about the Third Concerto was that it put the Second in the shade. Rachmaninov for his part took badly to what he saw as the pervasiveness of the American business ethic, and despite thunderous audience acclaim he found the American public cold.
Nineteen days after the premiere, he played the new concerto with the New York Philharmonic under Gustav Mahler at Carnegie Hall, professing admiration for the Austrian maestro's attention to detail and his ability to make the musicians stay on, unprotesting, long after the scheduled end of a rehearsal. On 4 April 1910 he introduced the concerto to Russia, with the Moscow Philharmonic conducted by Evgeny Plotnikov. Russian critical responses were warmer than those of their American counterparts, but in general European critics considered the work more as a splendid vehicle for Rachmaninov's pianism than as a noteworthy composition in its own right. Even so, only a few years later the Third Concerto's success had become so colossal that even as self-confident a spirit as Prokofiev was intimidated by the piece and determined to outdo it with his even more gargantuan Piano Concerto No 2.
The D minor Concerto opens with a sense of palpable anticipation; anyone bar the first-time listener knows that this modest pulsation is going to unleash waves of astonishing power and energy. The opening paragraphs are in a constant state of becoming. The strings are kept muted while the tempo accelerates, and ideas spin off that will germinate further on – such as the trumpet counterpoint that will soon support the second subject, on strings alone, before the piano is sent into dreamy raptures by it. Once again the ability to rhapsodize without sacrificing tautly disciplined thematic working brings to fruition everything Rachmaninov had learned from Taneyev and, indirectly, from Tchaikovsky. The remainder of the exposition is again built on a series of accelerandos. And all this is but preparation for the colossal accumulation of the development section. This initially dips down, gathering energy for the ascent, and in its course Rachmaninov goes through a bewildering succession of different keys while maintaining unwavering control of their overall trajectory (regulated by the bass line on cellos and double basses, from the breakthrough climax to the entry of the cadenza). Among his second thoughts for streamlining the piece were to provide the first movement with a less densely packed cadenza than the original (Stephen Hough plays this revision, as does the composer himself on his single recording of the work, made with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Eugene Ormandy in 1939–40). After its titanic climax the cadenza enters a relaxation phase, supporting snippets of the opening theme on flute, oboe, clarinet and horn in turn, and the movement concludes with a brief review of all the material, the last few bars marked accelerando, in conformity with the main structural principle established in the initial phases.
As in the Second Concerto, the slow movement starts by bridging the harmonic gap from the previous one. This process is greatly magnified, and once again the main ideas are all in a greater state of tonal flux than their counterparts in Rachmaninov's previous concertos. Does the soloist's opening flourish – rooted on F sharp minor with added sixth – define the home key, as it thrusts away the orchestra's continuing attachment to D minor? Or is its subsequent descent into D flat major the defining moment? (Rachmaninov's notated key signatures tell their own story, interestingly at odds with the music's surface orientation.) A hyper-passionate climax seems to purge the movement of its expressive longings, and a mercurial F sharp minor episode fleetingly recalls the main first movement theme, now woven around the piano's repeated-note figurations. Now that the piano has temporarily got the urge to rhapsodize out of its system, it pushes through to a mini-cadenza, which serves as a characteristically hyperbolic upbeat to the finale.
Music as firmly rooted in tradition as Rachmaninov's always draws on the vast stock of archetypes inherited from the nineteenth century, skirting the edges of allusion and quotation. But the opening paragraph of the finale is closer than anything else in the Third Concerto to outright quotation, paraphrasing as it does Rimksy-Korsakov's Russian Easter Festival Overture. This reference in turn lends support to those who would trace religious imagery in the work back to its chant-like opening theme (a connection that Rachmaninov himself always brushed aside as fortuitous, despite his own devout Orthodox nature, and despite being steeped in the Church's musical traditions). A foretaste of the heroic victory to come, built on the piano's galloping left-hand syncopations, eventually subsides into a long chain of episodes, initially fairly relaxed but gradually building into a vast accompanied cadenza (which the composer significantly cut when he made his recording). This central phase is cadenza-like both for the pianist – in its swirling toccata figurations – and for the composer – in its subtly crafted references back to the first two movements at the same time as it works over the finale's own ideas. As with the Second Symphony, the finale features a redemptive wide-spanning theme, with piano and orchestra at last united in a paean of praise to an unspecified higher power.
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I have owned a couple of electric basses (Warwick, MusicMan, Takamine Fender) and now I wanted a 5 string...
After playing different models from different manufacturers I ended up in buying this Marcus Miller V.
I was handed a brand new bass which was wired up in the wrong way and would not work in active mode but after looking into it, the problem could be resolved without having to return the bass to the factory. Although a serious issue for Fender, I still feel very happy with the comunication with them.
I particularly love the sound and the playability of his bass. Here Fender found the perfect compromise of width of the neck and hence distance between the 5 strings (at least for me and my hand/finger size). The sound and playability of the B-string is very good! I found it difficult to find a 5-string which poves to be as balanced as this Marcus Miller V.
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I tried one of these in my local music shop and was instantly hooked. Not usually a fan of 5-strings but I was finding I needed to use one more and more often and didn't enjoy playing the midrange one I had. I was looking for something I would enjoy as much as my top range 4 strings, and quite frankly this is the best 5 string bass I have ever played. In this price bracket there is quite a lot of choice and believe me I've tried pretty much everything available. When I picked it up I was amazed by how light it felt. The neck of this bass is sheer Heaven! Personally I believe the Geddy Lee neck is the best that Fender make and this is like a 5 string version. I prefer a lighter gauge and a low action but this felt perfect to me with it's standard factory setup and strings. The string spacing makes slapping easy. There is a huge range of tonal variation with this bass. It can be adjusted to suit pretty much every style of music I play. Apparently Marcus worked very closely with Fender to develop this bass to his exact specifications and this is immediately evident from the first touch. Normally I make upgrades to basses that I buy, but I can honestly say that this bass is pretty much perfect as it is. The only thing I have done is removed the pickup cover and swapped the plastic tone knobs for the same chrome barrels as the volume controls.
This is rapidly becoming my favourite bass and from a professional point of view, if I was told I could only keep one bass from my fairly large collection, it would have to be this one. As far as I'm concerned, I will never need to buy another 5 string bass!
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I bought this bass new from a dealer in Baton Rouge. I experienced poor quality issues, beginning with a poor treble response. I brought it back to the dealer, where it was sent to an authorized repair center in Hammond LA. When I received the bass back, the issue was still present. The repair center said it was the tone board and replaced it. I think. Still disappointed, I bought a John East, Marcus Miller preamp and installed it. Still not what I wanted. Thinking I had a bad preamp, I sent it back to the dealer I bought it from. They checked it out and sent it back, saying it worked fine. I then decided to reinstall it, but totally disassembled the electronics. Much to my dismay, I discovered the pickups were not wired in properly. After wiring them in correctly, the preamp worked and the bass sounded much better.
I also had the upper strap mount pull out while gigging one night. A toothpick and a screwdriver and I was back in action. While I might consider buying a vintage Jazz, I am less than impressed with the quality of Fender.
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Quote: Anyone tried the new shoes with the metal springs inside them that are banned from the Boston marathon?
Quote: Ok, so I've returned from many a store and found that I can't tell anything at all about the shoe from just running around in the store with them on.
Quote: run will be on rocky terrain
Quote: Rocky as in lots of sharp rocks - roots and twigs. Plenty of stuff that could bruise a foot and also cause it to roll. Not approach shoes but running shoes.