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I absolutely love this guitar! I got it for my birthday after trying it out at a local guitar shop. I always thought Sonic Blue was ugly until I picked it up. The short scale helps people with limited finger reach like me hit notes, and move a little bit faster. In essential the cosmetics and playability are really good. The only problem I had was my action was pretty high, so after a truss rod adjustment and some shimming it worked out.
Now, for the other side. Most of the hardware is good, except the bridge. Mine buzzed on strings, lowered itself by way of the action screws due to vibration, and had barely any sustain. I changed this out for a Tune-O-Matic bridge, and that alone helps a lot.
The pickups are decent, but in this particular guitar sound a little tinny. I'm not sure if this is common for all mustangs, but I plan on switching the bridge pickup out for a Seymour Duncan JB.
I also replaced the tuners with correct vintage Fender tuners, and am saving the ones I took off for a project.
Overall a good guitar, and a good starting platform for anyone wanting to own a Mustang. Despite some of the typical mustang problems, this guitar is awesome, and at a price that can't be beat.
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Kurt Cobain (RIP) got me interested in the mustang but the Fender was just too pricey and I didn't think it was worth the price tag. I own a 50's cv strat and a 60's cv strat the quality and value for the price is blowing the mim's away plus I got my eye on the anniversary edition Aztec gold cv 50's strat which is going to be my next purchase. The attention to quality and the alder bodies Squier now uses on there cv series plus the playability that it is worth putting higher end pup's in. The mustang even with the basswood body has great playability looks cool and the Duncan designed pup's kick a** for the price excellent quality and value I don't need to change anything on this baby and I am addicted to modding my axes but this mustang is perfect my only regret was getting fiesta red instead of the cobalt blue but foolish me who doesn't like tortoise shell pickguard I got the red cause I thought I would have a hard time finding a replacement pickguard. I would definitely recommend this guitar to anyone looking for an economical versatile guitar that makes people stop and say check out his guitar.
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I got a Vintage White Mustang recently and now I am in love with it. I cannot go back to my other guitars now as I love this one so much. I don't even see any flaws but I will say that once you take it out of its packaging box, it will easily go out of tune commonly. Just keep tuning it all day and then tomorrow, the tuning problems will be gone!
Love the tonal features are good ranging from
leading to a possible 6 approx. tonal combinations that can still be modified with the tone knob. The vibrato tailpiece is also very good and cool, I use the tremolo a lot as well, I like how there is a lock un-like the squier jaguar where my tremolo just falls out.
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Simply put, this guitar is great. It's as good if not slightly better than the '65 reissue Mustang (modern radius, jumbo frets, Duncan designed sc101s recessed switches etc.,). What made me get this guitar was the price, $300 bucks for an authentic Mustang! Just the way I like them, I know I said the '65 reissue costs too much, and I still think it does, but it definitely doesn't bother me as much with this guitar around. The only reason I gave this guitar a four in tone is because my Mustang came with a ground wire error and can be slightly lacking in sustain sometimes, particularly with the tone rolled down. My other guitar is a Gibson SG, so it's not a fair comparison being opposite guitars, but they are my two favorites and compare quite closely in terms of quality. That Indonesian factory has been making some great guitars, long live the inappropriately named Vintage Modified series. I say that because they don't seem modified, but don't misunderstand me when I say that, that's a good thing. If this guitar came out with two humbuckers and a three-way switch that would have sucked I would have been very disappointed. Thank god the new Jag Jazz and Mustang in the VM range are the real deal. Keep it up Fender and Squier. zyhis VM Mustang is a great start for a bright new chapter for Squier making some Fender level guitars.
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I recently got this guitar in sonic blue. I am in love with this guitar, this guitar isn't for everybody, I play Grunge, Punk, and Garage. My style is nirvana, queens of the stone age, very grungy and punky, and trying some noise like nirvana and sonic youth and this guitar is perfect for me. After playing my jaguar it kind of feels weird since the body is smaller. I never use the whammy but I use my hand to move the whammy a little. I love the floating bridge. The mustang and jaguar are my perfect guitars. If you're a traditionalist and love the strat and Tele then this might not be for you. If you like odd guitars and weird stuff like sonic youth, mudhoney, nirvana, qotsa then this for you. This guitar plays amazing, sounds amazing. This, my jag and Tele are what i write on. When you get that perfect guitar that matches your genre, your stage presence, and is you musically it is something wonderful. Those three guitars make me feel like a grunge/punk musician. I dont know how to describe the feel to this and my other two guitars, this is a special guitar.
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|Model Name:
|Vintage Modified Mustang®, Rosewood Fingerboard, Fiesta Red
|Model Number:
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|Fiesta Red
|Body Material:
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|Body Shape:
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|Scale Length:
|24" (610 mm)
|Fingerboard Radius:
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|Number of Frets:
|Fret Size:
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|Position Inlays:
|Parchment Dot
|Truss Rod Nut:
|4 mm Hex
|Vintage Tint
|Neck Plate:
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|Bridge Pickup:
|Duncan Designed™ MU-102B Mustang® Guitar Single-Coil
|Neck Pickup:
|Duncan Designed™ MU-102N Mustang® Guitar Single-Coil
|On/Off, Phase Slider Switch for Each Pickup (In/Out), Master Volume, Master Tone
|Pickup Switching:
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|Fender® USA, NPS, (.010-.046 Gauges)
|Unique Features:
|Duncan Designed™ pickups, floating bridge with dynamic vibrato tailpiece, white-tipped tuning machines, gold-and-black Squier logo, engraved neck plate, parchment dot position inlays
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I'm going to start with just one HDD.
Step one: wash with soap and water
Step two: super glue warp engines in place (is that right?)
Step three: wait for warmer weather to prime
Step four: paint base hull color of ________ (probably some kind of grey?)
Step five: paint weapon ports, etc.
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Post subject: Re: Working up Gorns... Questions
Jeffr0 wrote:
I'm going to start with just one HDD.
Its a matter of personal preference, but I'd add in step 0.5
Step 0.5: Using a craft knife, file, sandpaper, or combination of any two or all three - remove flash and mold separation lines.
Step one: wash with soap and water
Definitely. An easy, inexpensive step that many feel is unnecessary - and possibly so, but why chance it? I wash all of my minis before priming. Starships, fantasy figs, military forces. It removes any mold release agent, it removed any body oils / gunk from your fingers, and it gives a nice, clean, dust-free surface on which to apply primer.
Step two: super glue warp engines in place (is that right?)
Again, personal preference, but later this week when I begin assembly of my Gorn fleet box - I will use the "two-glue" method. Mix a bit of two-part epoxy and have it ready to go. Apply a bit to the center of the joint between nacelles adn hull, then apply a small drop of cyno-acrylate adhesive to the ends of the joint and assemble.
The CA sets up quickly, allowing you to move on to other things while the epoxy cures slowly, but provides a much stronger bond that is less likely to snap during handling / playing.
Step three: wait for warmer weather to prime
This part must suck. I have a home-made spray booth in the workroom. Its a copy paper box with a circular hole cut in the back. A $5 dollar fan from Walmart blows into the hole and a $2 piece of flexible dryer vent hose runs from the box to the window. A piece of the box top cut to fit the window withthe hose attached and voila!
I open the window, insert the cardboard, shut the window against the cardboard.
Turn on the fan.
Prime / airbrush minis.
Wait 5 minutes or so for the fan to do its thing.
Open the window, remove the cardboard, shut the window.
Go about my way for 3 or 4 hours to allow the primer to dry.
Then return and begin to paint.
Step four: paint base hull color of ________ (probably some kind of grey?)
The ADB painting guide liststhe base hull color as "GRAY"
I'll paint mine a darker grey than my Klingons, but not as dark as a Panzer Gray.
Step five: paint weapon ports, etc.
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Post subject: Re: Working up Gorns... Questions
I'll pile on.
As Tony noted, a very thorough removal of flash, mold-lines, and any pits/bubbles/orangepeel surface texture is a great thing. I'm always saddened to see a beautiful paint job marred by flash that wasn't removed beforehand.
Jeffr0 wrote:
Step one: wash with soap and water
Yup. Always a good idea, as there can always be lingering traces of mold-release agents or skin oils from handling.
One point I would add is to use grease-cutting (dishwashing type) soap. Do not use typical hand soap, as they usually contain moisturizers and lotions, which will just add more oils back onto your mini.
Jeffr0 wrote:
Step two: super glue warp engines in place (is that right?)
As Tony said. Superglue works fantastic on resin, but is only marginally effective on metal joints that undergo sideways (shear) loads. Epoxy works better for all types of loads on metal, but is a PITA to work with due to the cure-time. Using fast-set CA superglue to hold the part while long-set epoxy does its magic is a great pairing.
Jeffr0 wrote:
Step three: wait for warmer weather to prime
Be aware that while Tony's makeshift spraybooth is certainly effective, there is a small danger inherent in it. Purpose-built spray booths use either brushless fan motors (explosion proof) or put the motor outside the exhaust air stream. The risk comes from the solvent vapors in the paint fumes being exhausted. A spark from the motor can cause a flash fire.
It's a tiny risk, but one I am unwilling to take. I use a small hobby spraybooth that was fairly inexpensive. I'll be upgrading to a larger booth, this spring.
Jeffr0 wrote:
Step four: paint base hull color of ________ (probably some kind of grey?)
Some folks have explored using metallic colors for Gorns. I'm thinking of using a slightly metallic dark gray for mine, sort of a "gunmetal" look.
Jeffr0 wrote:
Step five: paint weapon ports, etc.
Lots more of those on the SL2500 minis, so more choice and option to choose.
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One thing that I have done with the priming/basecoating situation is to use my attached garage. It's not heated, though it is somewhat insulated. It's running 49 degrees there right now.
What I do is break out an electric heater, turn it on early in the AM, leave the door open so the heated air from the house can come in. When the temp gets close to 60 degrees, it's about all I can do, and I get to priming.
Naturally, take the car out of the garage to avoid any paint droplets landing on it (ugh). This late in the season, I may have to break out the propane heater I use for emergency use and add it's heat to the electric heater's.
I'm leaning towards the dark grey/gun metal look as well, but I've not yet found a color I want to try yet.
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I can almost never find pre-made bottle colors that suit me. So I end up custom-mixing.
To keep the look consistent across my whole collection, I mix fairly large batches (baby food jar sized is a "large batch" for minis work) and keep careful notes on the quantities I used (so I can duplicate it).
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I have an entire notebook dedicated to starship paint colors.
Every color used for every empire is documented, including the composition of the custom mixes.
That way, I can go back later and re-mix a matching color - or paint more ships from the same empire that match the rest of the fleet.
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I did the same with the Klingons, since it was a custom color.
As of late, though, I am documenting all fleets, and exact colors, locations, etc so I can replicate them later on.
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Most folks have already seen this, but this is my own personal Federation painting/decaling guide:
I made this after I goofed on the orientation of one of my under-saucer NCC numbers. I realized I would like to have a nice color rendering, with all my personal colors called-out. I have a laminated copy of this that is my constant companion when I am doing Feds. It's helpful to keep me from forgetting something.
Its counterpart is this image that documents my paint-mix for the Fed base hull color (based on Paul Newitt's research):
[NOTE TO JEAN: Neither of these would be usable for Facebook. Do not snag.]
I'll probably do something similar for Klingons, etc., someday, but for now I just have my text notes for paint-mix, etc.
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A while since your initial inquiry, but as it's still too cold for many of us to freely prime/finish coat, I thought I'd mention my suggestion.
In cold weather, I do my priming and finish coating outside as usual (usually in the garage with the door open), but just create a warm zone with a small electric heater. I have a box that is my spray booth and I will set the heater in front of this with the air blowing in. I also set the paint can in the box. Leave that for a few minutes to warm up the paint and create a box of warm air. When you get ready to prime, pull the heater out, turn it off, and set it a few feet away. This keeps it away from the fumes. Then put you minis in the box and prime. The warm can and warm air in the box create a little bubble of summer. Then allow the paint fumes to clear out for a couple of minutes before returning the fan so that the primer dries nicely. For the drying step, don't directly point the heater fan into the box, but have the air blow across the front and but another piece of cardboard at the end as a diverter to bring hot air into the box without blowing directly onto the minis and potentially decorating them with dust and such (keep them at the opposite end near the fan while drying).
This works like a charm, is easy to set up, and only costs a little. I find myself using the heat well into spring in order to get matte finish coats to dry matte and not shiny.
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I've done Gorn ships in:
Light Gray
Gunmetal Gray
Dark Blue
Dark Green
It depends on your personal preference whether you want to paint them "to spec" or how you feel like painting them. Some of mine have leftover Warhammer 40k decals on them since I didn't have any Gorn ones to use.
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I remember that night like it was yesterday. They say a camera stops time, and for me, in this case it's proven to be true. One-quarter of a second exposure on my handheld Leica IIIf camera back in 1976 has endured via silver and megapixels all these years.
I spent a lot of time in 1976 looking through the French photographer Brassai's photographs of Paris nightlife in the 1930s, and had worked out a way to shoot photographs at night by natural light without flash. In looking back now, it was all of another time – pushed tri-x film, arcane developing chemicals, nights in the darkroom. But it enabled me to return night after night to CBGB's with boxes of pictures to show off my experiments to my friends in a budding scene and create my "Documents for Artists."
It was in between sets when everyone headed out from within CBGB's, to the raw air under the Bowery streetlights. Patti Smith was standing in mid-conversation that night, when I tapped her on the shoulder and asked if I could take her photograph. I know I saw the Bleecker Street sign in the background and thought "perfect." I knew that she was standing in the right spot, under the streetlamps. All the elements were in place. So when she turned my way and brought her hand to her face – I knew in that moment, the photo was mine to have or screw up. Shooting at night, handheld – no tripod - meant both Patti and I would have to be perfectly still. I did my part that night, and obviously Patti more than did hers. One-quarter of a second stopped forever. Time on my side.
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I'm confused as to why my dps results on a raid training dummy are much lower than my results in an actual raid. On the training dummy after about 10 minutes I maintain roughly 16K. In raid, after an entire boss fight I'm sitting at 20K. Is this due to raid buffs? Also, I'll group up with another fury warrior and see them do 18K on a training dummy w/ me, yet in raid they are doing 4-5k less dps than me. I'm curious if there's some method when using training dummys that I'm approaching incorrectly. I know to stand behind the training dummy while dps'ing but that's about it.
Your ego is writing checks your body can't cash
If you want to understand why those gaps occur you should start logging your raids and have a look on them afterwards. Cooldown usage (when and how often) and positioning (any parry at all? Way less melee hits/styles with similar gear?) will have a HUGE impact on your play.
Maybe the other warrior is keeping sunder up.
I started using the razer naga about a week ago and I have my main rotation all bound on the side mouse buttons, as far as cds i use them all at once on the training dummy. I tryed a few rotations back on the keyboard not using the naga and came up with same results. Still averaging roughly 16k on the dummy though, w/ little bursts to 18K now and then. My fps and latency aren't an issue as far as I can tell (90 fps, world and home latency average both around 60 each). Rotation I'm using is CS-BS-RB-BS-Slam (when proc'd), using HS when rage is over 60. It seems like overall I should still be doing more dps whether on the training dummy or in raid. Any suggestions on rotation or different use of HS? I've read on different forums about macros w/ HS or Slam.
Your ego is writing checks your body can't cash
An armory link and or WoL will help us help you on the
I feel I should be doing more dps
[Today 06:48 PM] Ion:swimming in a natural body of water ISN'T acceptable...it's momentarily tolerable
And logs.
When you say CDs, you're lining up DW + Reck + trinkets + a pot (if you use one for the test) and then using them on CD unless they're close to lining up after that, right? And your tests are for 10-15 minutes, right?
Are you using Sunder on the dummy so the dummy armor is reduced by 12%? If not that will be a change (or form a party with a feral who can throw Imp Fairy Fire on the dummy every 4 minutes or so) in your dummy production as well.
An introduction into WarTanking (no longer updated as I've retired from WoW - the concepts will still be mostly accurate but the numbers no longer will be.) - http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.p...101-The-Primer
Here is a link to armory in my current gear - http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...rikur/advanced
I also have FoA, but I've been using License to Slay instead for quite a while.
Addressing Loganisis concerning CDs, I line up DW and Reck (if I have FoA equipped I would line that up as well.) That's the extent of how I've been lining up my CDs. Most of my tests are an average of 10 minutes, and I have been putting Sunder on the dummy.
I'll get some logs out for you guys when I'm back at home on my computer. Hopefully one of you guys can read this before then so you can explain to me the best way to record/link logs. I'm personally never done this, only read logs that others have made, but if you guys can give me a quick explanation of the steps for this I'll get one linked asap. Thanks!
So I noticed that there are some combat logs others in my guild posted on world of logs and read up on a few forums - it was reccomended to use loggerhead off of curse to record the combat log. Can I use this when I'm on a training dummy? And if so, once I have the combat log in a txt file, that's where I need some directions as to where/how to upload it. Thx!
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Okay so I'm registered on world of logs and read up on a few more forums as to how to upload a combat log via the client on wol using loggerhead ingame. Hopefully I'm doing this right so far, haven't had a chance to get home yet and hop onto WOW yet though.
Your ego is writing checks your body can't cash
okay here's a link to a log i just uploaded, hope I did it correctly
Your ego is writing checks your body can't cash
I think they meant a log of the boss fights where you're pulling 2ok and your fellow furies are only doing 15K
I can get one of those up next week sometime when we do a raid, for now i just have practice dummy logs, though i'd be interested in any feedback on those as well
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Elikian wrote:Like I posted in the other thread... why isn't Joachim Johansson on this list? Even though he stated he wasn't gonna play, he's currently the number 34 in the world and as this is a Masters is he is 'required' to play.
Nota: Guillermo Cañas (28 ATP) por suspensión y Joachim Johansson (16 ATP) por lesión en el hombro no han entrado en el cuadro
R. Jayakrishnan wrote:I think it is a mistake, but that is how it is listed right now; I was wondering about that too! Jay
Vienna is an ISG tournament.a) A qualified Event for special exempt to a ATP Masters Series Tournament is the singles event of another ATP Masters Series or International Series Gold Tournament.
Anonymous wrote:The WC's are:
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* The third one will be deciced by a popular vote among these players : Alberto Martin , Massú , Blake and Monfils.
The list initially posted by Tonix above came from the tournament website (instead of Jay's source) and is not the same as the one issued by the ATP.Anonymous wrote:Joachim out? I thought he wasn't there in the first place?
Jay: Can you edit in the correct list into the first post (& delete my post if you want)? You can see from some of the first responses in this thread how much confusion the incorrect/edited list caused.R. Jayakrishnan wrote:Yeah, I had not checked that what ToniX posted was not the official initial entry list that ATP released, which is what I was going by, when I listed the withdrawals above. Sorry about that.
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4. Priority
Starter Rotation (With Bladestorm)
Battle or Commanding Shout -> Heroic Throw -> Charge -> Rend -> Mortal Strike -> Overpower-> Colossus Smash-> Inner Rage-> Bladestorm ->Overpower-> Regular Rotation
This is your optimal starter rotation. It takes some learning, but in the end it should increase your DPS, and the overall smoothness of your rotation. You'll want to make sure, more than anything else, to use overpower before your Bladestorm. If you don't, those six seconds will be over, and you'll lose your TfB proc.
Starter Rotation -Non Priority Based, No Bladestorm-
(For Fights Where You Opt to Save Bladestorm)
Battle or Commanding Shout -> Heroic Throw -> Charge -> Rend -> Colossus Smash -> Mortal Strike -> Overpower -> Inner Rage if Over 75 Rage -> Heroic Strike if Over 60 Rage, but under 75-> Regular Rotation
The reasoning for this rotation is as follows, with Glyphed Heroic Throw and Glyphed Colossus Smash; you do not need to apply Sunder Armor, ever. Using the initial Heroic Throw, applies one stack of Sunder. Each Colossus Smash you use from that point on will then apply one more stack of Sunder. This way, you take no time out of your starter to apply three stacks.
Regular Rotation (From the Starter Rotation till the Execute Phase)
Maintaining Rend > Colossus Smash > Mortal Strike > Overpower > Heroic Strike > Inner Rage (Only use Inner Rage if you have RIDICULOUS amounts of rage to spare, it's not worth the 15% damage buff to potentially ruin your rotation) > Battle or Commanding Shout every cool down
Execute Rotation
Maintaining Rend > Colossus Smash > Mortal Strike > Overpower > Execute (If over 60 rage, or less than 3 seconds left on Executioner)
Honestly,It's not too different from your regular rotation. Also, use Mortal Strike directly before your Execute for optimal DPS increase.
Deadly Calm Execute Rotation
Rend at 3 seconds before execute phase ->Deadly Calm -> Mortal Strike -> Execute-> Heroic Strike Every Cool down -> Inner Rage as soon as its available
This is the bread and butter of your execute phase. Grants you the initial 5 stacks of Executioner you'll want, and a lot of DPS.
5. Utility
At the moment, this is just a brief statement about utility. (However I do intend to update it, and make it a full portion of the guide once I know when and how to assist the group on every individual Cataclysm boss.) As a warrior, generally, your job will be to DPS, nothing more. Fury brings a lot to the table with their 5% Crit Chance. However, Arms gives the beloved 4% physical damage, and 30% bleed damage buff in one passive skill. You'll also most likely be the main interrupter of the raid, since you have a no cost interrupt, and only Frost DKs, and Feral Druids also possess this ability.
6. Stats
Hit Rating
As an Arms Warrior, you will only need 8% hit to be hit capped. Around 800 rating. This is your most important stat.
You need 26 expertise rating in order to be expertise capped, as mobs cannot parry from behind. You shouldn't have to reforge or gem for expertise.
Next up, Strength will increase DPS by the most. As warriors generate more than 2 ATP/ point of STR.
Mastery, along with crit, are our go to reforging stats. Mastery gives you a chance of Triggering another attack for full weapon damage. Worth taking as Arms. Do not pick up as Fury. (But honestly, what Fury warrior is reading this guide for information on that spec?)
This is the only stat that actually increases rage generation as of 4.0.1. Usefull for any class, but its best left to the Shamans and Casters. Reforge to Crit or Mastery.
Every spec can use crit, it gives a spiky increase in general damage output, and allows for unreliable burst. Works similiarly to Mastery in the game of numbers.
Reforging is a relatively new art, one which I have yet to master. (Most likely due to the lack of time put into it.) After a bit of research, theres no simple way to put it. You want Mastery and Crit. But you dont need to go out of your way to obtain either, or horde if a more important stat is available. For example.
On legs with 178 Mastery Rating, and 112 Hit Rating (Not Realistic Stats)
If you are above hit capped - Change hit rating to Crit.
If you are missing expertise - Change hit rating to expertise.
If you are missing expertise, but not hit capped - Change mastery to expertise rating.
On legs with 178 Mastery Rating, and 112 Crit Rating (Not Realistic Stats)
If you are hit capped, and expertise capped - Do not reforge
If you are missing alot of hit - Reforge mastery into hit
If you are missing hit or expertise, but you gain too much from reforging mastery - Reforge Crit
On legs with 178 Haste, and 112 Hit rating (Not Realistic Stats)
If you are above hit rating - Reforge to Crit, or Mastery.
If you are barely hit capped (within .20%) - Reforge Haste to Crit, or Mastery.
Crit, or Mastery?
At this point in time, to my knowledge, it requires alot of number crunching to figure out which would be better for you. Most likely, based on the amount of each you already possess. If you want to figure out which would be better, i advise using Spreadsheets.
I am requesting anyone who can (and will) do the math please to post with a releastic representation of how your DPS output will be affected with either spec.
7. Closing Statement
I would like to round up this guide for thanking you all for taking the time to read it, and to ask you for any constructive feedback you may have. If you wish to give me any information, or correct anything I may be wrong on, feel free to post here, or message me on Wow Head, as well as in game. Finally, I'd like to thank Ivo and his guild Unknown on Whisperwind, for making an enjoyable raiding atmosphere, as chance are I would not have taken the time to continue to play WoW in Cataclysm, without them. Especially,
Ivo-Whisperwind – For doing a spectacular job setting up the first 10 man raiding guild on Whisperwind.
Flardoran-Whisperind – My only competition healing ICC.
Nikana-Whisperwind – For making &*!@ interesting.
Walrus-Silvermoon – For making me better myself. (As far as gameplay)
Nefariouz – Whisperwind
And with utmost respect for your time put into bettering this post...
Victarious-WoWhead Forums Member: For input on Throwdown, Imp. Slam, RI and BV, and most importantly, stats.
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12/29/10, 11:41AM PST- Changed spec to reflect comment posted. Reworded reforging, including a small tutorial as to how to allocate stats.
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Siem Reap and the Ancient Temples of Angkor Wat
Arriving in Phom Penh was a bit of a shock. The heat, the traffic, and the endless barrage of touts surrounding the lake area put me off sticking around too long. I had to find somewhere to go, something to do that would inspire me to stay in Cambodia longer. I knew the capital city was not the place to get a real understanding of the country, so I branched out and considered what other options I had. Beaches to the south in Sihanoukville, boat rides along the Mekong River to the east, and temple exploring near Siem Reap to the east. Resisting the urge to take a last minute cruise down the Mekong River, I booked a ticket on a bus east in the hope of finding adventure in the ancient temples of Angkor Wat.
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6 a.m. and I'm outside my hotel waiting for the coach. Well, what I thought would be a coach. Instead 20 minutes later a tin can of a minibus spluttered to a stop outside the lobby and I hear my name called in an almost unrecognisable accent. This must be me I thought in dismay, and clambered aboard the rickety old bus. Crammed inside were other tourists and some local guys hitching a ride for free. Hot, sweaty, and uncomfortable are the most pleasant words I can think of to describe the 8 hour journey, but luckily the locals kept me entertained with their song singing and general jolliness, which wasn't shared by the other tourists on the wagon.
Sampling local delicacies in Siem Reap
Arriving at Siem Reap was a relief, and I wasted no time in finding a place to stay and arranging a trip to the temple. I was spoilt for choice when it came to choosing a guide, and it seemed that everybody was one, or knew one. I went with a guy called Eddie. Ok so that wasn't his real name, but who was I to judge. It was only later that I found out his full name was apparently Eddie Murphy, but by then it was too late.
With an evening to kill I hit the streets. After a bit of wandering around, I realised that there were some pretty nice places in Siem Reap. Everybody comes here for the Angkor Wat temple, but Siem Reap has plenty of attractions of its own. The Old Market, called the 'Psah Chas' by the locals, was by far the busiest, with tourist and locals alike bustling through the narrow alleys between stalls. The different smells of exotic food being cooked drifted through the air, along with the sounds of chattering between traders selling all sorts of souvenirs. I had to try something before I left, so I asked one guy for a 'Cambodian speciality'. He gave me something called Prahok, which unfortunately for me was a type of fermented fish paste. Well I had to try it, but I couldn't finish. At that point I cut my losses and headed back to my hotel to prepare for the next day's temple exploring.
Expecting to be amazed at Angkor Wat
Up before sunrise and aboard my tuk-tuk with Eddie behind the wheel, I was excited. Eddie had told me the temple looks magnificent at sunrise, so we sped towards Angkor Wat to try and avoid the crowds. But it seemed everybody else had the same idea. Huddled in a group of around a hundred or so, we all waited, cameras at the ready, for when the sun would peak up over the horizons to light up the towers of the Angkor Wat temple. I can't lie, the sunrise wasn't quite as spectacular as Eddie had made out, but I was surprised once I started wandering around the temple. The intricate carvings of Hindu gods and its enormous size were pretty impressive.
After a few hours of walking around the huge temple complex, I stumbled back to the tuk-tuk and slumped in the back seat. Eddie soon began chirping away about how the temple was built in the 12th century, was the Cambodian national symbol, and other interesting facts that I had trouble absorbing. After a short drive around some of the other temples, viewed from the back seat of the tuk-tuk, lunch was on my mind, and Eddie soon found us a place to eat.
Talking to an American couple visiting the site I found out that there are over a thousand individual temples surrounding the magnificent Angkor Wat temple, an some experts believe around a million people could have once lived in the areas surrounding the temple. They told me they would spend the week looking at each temple, which I thought was a bit keen. I bid them good luck, and with no intention of looking at a thousand temples, I asked Eddie if he knew a good place to get a beer. So off we went, back to Siem Reap and to a bar called 'Angkor What' on the fittingly named Pub Street. Slightly disappointed with the apparently amazing Angkor Wat temple, luckily the price of the beer inspired me to stay in Cambodia a little longer.
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Further, the Web Portal also directly interfaces with the Court's Mail Opening, Scanning, and Extracting System (MOSES)/Juror Activity Coding System (JACS) by automatically creating digital images of the jury summons based upon responses provided by jurors and sends these images to MOSES/JACS to be further processed by Juror Services staff.
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Sunday, 11/24/1996
Memorial Coliseum, Portland, OR
Set 1: Poor Heart > BagAC/DC Bag > ATRAll Things Reconsidered, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room > Reba[1], Character Zero, Strange Design > Taste, IDKI Didn't Know, SampleSample in a Jar, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > Sparkle > BowieDavid Bowie, ADITLA Day in the Life > YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Loving Cup > SuzySuzy Greenberg
Encore: GinsengGinseng Sullivan > Cavern
[1] No whistling.
· Because tease in I Didn't Know
Noteworthy Jams: You Enjoy Myself
Average Song Gap: 5.35
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Reba did not have the whistling ending. I Didn't Know included a Because tease.
Song Distribution:
3 Stash
3 Lawn Boy
3 The White Tape
2 Billy Breathes
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1 Hoist
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "1996 Fall Tour."
I must give kudos to two friends, Matt C. & Merri R., for convincing me to check them out. I went on a summer tour with them following the Dead. Both were adamant that I check out Phish. Finally, Phish came to Portland, OR while I was living there for a short period of time. I had 1 Phish CD - A Live One as my education of Phish thus far. Therefore, you could imagine how I felt after this show was over. Here is my review of what I could VIVIDLY remember of this show almost 17 years later...
Memorial Coliseum, Portland, Oregon! What can I say, Phish is playing in the same building as the 1976-77 NBA Champions Portland Trailblazers who I remembered watching Bill Walton (well known Deadhead who seen the Dead over 600 times!) bringing the Trailblazers back from the dead down 0-2 to the Philadelphia 76ers to 4 straight wins capturing the NBA Championship! Therefore, it was the 1st time I've ever stepped into the Coliseum...
Poor Heart was the 1st song of the show. I thought I was seeing a bluegrass band? That changed when AC/DC Bag came on. HOLY PHUCK! I did not expect the tenacious jamming toward the end of the song and felt like it went on for 10 minutes. All Things Reconsidered, no memory of it at all. It's the only time I have ever seen this song in 164 shows. Probably won't recognize it the next time if the band ever play it again. Bouncing was on A Live One and knew this song. It was a nice treat (at the time). Didn't know a single song for the rest of the set.
Second Set, Theme song from 2001 was familiar and short. I remember David Bowie (could not stop singing DAVID BOWIE!) as it was well played. Loved "A Day In The Life" as a Beatles Fan (who isn't a Beatles fan??)! You Enjoy Myself was spacey as Trey used to have a synthesizer keyboard/drums equipment that he would take a drum stick and bang on it to give the equipment a boooiiinnnnggg song repeatedly. It was interesting. Loving Cup was another familiar song I knew and it was a blast/treat! Suzy Greenberg was another song I've heard previously.
I was blown away, didn't realize it then, that I would surpass my beloved Grateful Dead in # of shows. I thought I would never see another band 128 times as I did with the Dead, but Phish gave me the hook that I never took off...
This relaxed vibe permeated both the room and the song selection throughout the first set. Exceptions to this rule, and high points of the first half of the show, were a rather high-velocity "Reba" and a way out of control "Antelope" that closed the set with maximum overdrive. The "Antelope" hinted at things to come, and I almost felt sorry for my new roommate in anticipation of what was about to befall her in the second set.
During setbreak we hooked up on the smoking porch overlooking the Willamette River with a couple of the Highlanders that were in attendance. Two bombs later we moved back inside to set up shop for the second set. Over the course of the next hour I watched as my roommate's brains were turned to mush. Sure, she had seen Phish in Indiana in 1994. But I don't think she had paid much attention.
The "2001" was pure space theta-wave induction resulting in deep hypnosis; the "Sparkle" was a sonic jackhammer that probed the cerebral cortex; "David Bowie" was devastatingly dense with hairpin twists and turns yanking the mind hither and yon. My roommate was momentarily lulled back into a false sense of security by the familiar "A Day in the Life," slightly amused by the trampoline bouncing in "You Enjoy Myself", but then completely terrified by the vocal jam that followed. She exclaimed "I feel like I am being abducted by aliens, you people are all fucking crazy, get me the fuck out of here!".
I complied, helping her down the stairs to a telephone so she could phone a friend for advice, then returned to my seat for a soulful "Loving Cup" and a ripping "Suzy Greenberg." The opening notes of "Ginseng Sullivan" sent me on my way back down to find out what had become of my roommate. She had recovered but definitely needed to leave. "Cavern" was the perfect capper to a hilarious evening. Whatever you do"...take care of your shoes.


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We offer five deluxe vacation cabins on an adjoining 150 acre parcel. (Five more are scheduled for completion in 2013.) Our cabins are built in large part from lumber milled on our own property and powered by solar energy. Each cabin offers privacy, a unique view, one bedroom with a king size bed, deep jetted tub, wood burning stove, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with tiled shower. All cabins have generous decks with outdoor furniture and gas barbecues.
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Indeed, according to Adam Holt, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, Microsoft could be missing a $2.5 billion opportunity in choosing not to offer Office on the mobile platform. Although Microsoft makes its CRM software available for the iPad, Apple users are left in the cold when it comes to other Microsoft productivity apps.
"While MSFT has resisted offering a full version of Office for the iOS, the co. may ultimately decide there is more upside with Office on iPads, particularly if Win tablets fall short of expectations," Holt wrote in a research note. "The Surface RT likely sold only 900K-1M units in CQ4, while OEMs have pulled back on tablet builds and it may be difficult for MSFT to reach much more than 10% tablet share in CY13."
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So how does Holt get to the $2.5 billion? It's not much of a stretch, really. Holt figures attaching Office to new iPad units for the fiscal year 2014 could add $1.3 billion in revenue. And that's really the low side. That number supposes only 30 percent of iPad users would install Office on their iPad. If every iPad user opted to install Office, that number rises to $2.5 billion. Android sales could add even more to the total.
As Holt sees it, Office exclusivity on Windows tablets is important, but the iPad opportunity may be larger. He points out that Microsoft actually sees a three to four times higher paid Office installation rate on Macs (30 percent to 40 percent) than Windows machines (10 percent to 15 percent).
"Our conversations lead us to believe MSFT will price for value with Office on the iOS and net 30 percent to Apple (which can be negotiated), MSFT may get $50 to 70+//Office unit. If MSFT got 30% attach in one yr. at $60/unit on the ~200M base it is $2.5B in rev. -- more than the total amount of software rev. We forecast for MSFT (Office + Windows) from 11% tablet share in FY14," he wrote. "The math is compelling and may drive MSFT to move Office." (continued...)
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This volume describes a district today synonymous with wealth and smartness. The area covered includes the old thoroughfare of Knightsbridge itself, and the triangular swathe of land to its west, north of Brompton Road, bounded on the north by Hyde Park and on the west by Exhibition Road. In addition to the hotels, shops and fashionable houses and apartments for which the area is known today, the volume also describes the fabric of Knightsbridge's more diverse past: the medieval hamlet, straggling out along the road to Kensington; the string of aristocratic mansions, such as Kingston House, that in the eighteenth century lined the south side of the road west of Knightsbridge Green; the famous Tattershall's horse-mart at Knightsbridge Green; the Japanese Native Village of the mid-1880s, from which W. S. Gilbert drew inspiration for 'The Mikado'; and Whistler's legendary Peacock Room at 49 Princes Gate, the greatest of all Aesthetic interiors. Also included is Sir Basil Spence's Knightsbridge Barracks, still providing a Brutalist modern concrete home to the military pageantry of the Horse Guards.
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It was an awful sight for a mother and son driving home from church Christmas day. They encountered dead waterfowl scattered along a road near Elkhorn.
Teresa and son Marcus came across the lifeless flock. "Hard to comprehend someone did something like that," said Marcus.
The carcasses of 23 game birds, 10 Canada geese, 10 ducks and three snow geese were scattered for about a half-mile along Old Lincoln Highway near 192nd Street, not far from a housing development. "To do that and just leave them beside the road for anybody to see and to just rot away," said Teresa.
The Nebraska Humane Society's Mark Langan says all the birds had been shot and the breast meat cut from most of the geese, an indication the water fowl had been harvested someplace else and the carcasses tossed by someone passing by.
After a call from Fact Finders, the Humane Society came out and removed the dead waterfowl. If they get a tip on who dumped the bird carcasses, it could lead to a maximum sentence of a $500 fine and six months in jail.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission's Greg Wagner calls the dead bird dumping the work of unethical hunters that gives good ones a bad name.
"Kids don't need to see that," said Teresa. "It's Christmas, too."
The Humane Society reports some of the discarded duck carcasses are intact, so those birds appear to have been shot for sport, not eating. The way the dead waterfowl were disposed of along a roadside leaves an impression of bad will hunting. "That's just disrespectful," says Marcus.