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BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE BILL The Council of the Association submits for the information of the profession the following report. It falls into two parts: part A, a statement of the principles adopted by the Negotiating Committee with explanatory paragraphs; part B. a report of the Council of the British Medical Association on the Bill to be submitted to a Special Representative Meeting to be held on May 1st and 2nd, 1946. All members of the profession, members and non-members of the Association alike, are urged to give this document the most careful study and to attend the meetings of the profession to be called in every area in the next few weeks. This report is accompanied by a copy of the Government White Paper in which are described the provisions of the Bill. A. THE PRINCIPLES OF THE PROFESSION The Negotiating Committee, representative of the British Medical Association, the Royal Colleges, the Royal Scottish Medical Corporations, the Society of Medical Officers of Health, the Medical Women's Federation and the Society of Apothecaries, crystallized the views of the medical profession as a whole on the subject of a National Health Service in the following statement: — "For a quarter of a century the medical profession has stressed the need for a complete health service. The profession is willing and anxious to co-operate with the Government in evolving this service, for it believes that the knowledge and experience of the profession are indispensable contributions to its success. It re-emphasizes that good housing, social, economic and environmental circumstances are the principal factors in the maintenance of health and the prevention of disease. It urges the expansion of medical research. In the interests both of the public and of medicine, the profession regards the acceptance of the following principles as essential: — I. The medical profession is, in the public interest, opposed to any form of service which leads directly or indirectly to the profession as a whole becoming full-time salaried servants of the State or local authorities. II. The medical profession should remain free to exercise the art and science of medicine according to its traditions, standards and knowledge, the individual doctor retaining full responsibility for the care of the patient, freedom of judgment, action, speech and publication, without interference in his professional work. III. The citizen should be free to choose or change his or her family doctor, to choose, in consultation with his family doctor, the hospital at which he should be treated, and free to decide whether he avails himself of the public service or obtains the medical service he needs independently. IV. Doctors should, like other workers, be free to choose the form, place and type of work they prefer without governmental or other direction. V. Every registered medical practitioner should be entitled as a right to participate in the public service. VI. The hospital service should be planned over natural hospital areas centred on universities in order that these centres of education and research may influence the whole service. VII. There should be adequate representation of the medical profession on all administrative bodies associated with the new service in order that doctors may make their contribution to the efficiency of the service." Behind these principles are considerations of profound importance to the public and to medicine. For the medical profession to be converted into a technical branch of central or local government would be disastrous both to medicine and to the public it serves. The doctor's primary loyalty and responsibility should be to his patient. The interest of the public demands that he should be free — as civil servants and local government officers cannot be — to act, to speak and to write on professional matters according to the dictates of his conscience, unhampered by interference from above. 1
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well on most servers 10 mans are a lot more prevelent than 25 mans so this may be a move to help even it out.
So this was part of a blue post:
"The intent is for the difficulty to be comparable. While not directly relevant to difficulty or tuning, it may also be worth noting that 25-player bosses drop 6 items in both Normal and Heroic difficulty now, instead of just in Heroic, and that the 25-player versions will drop 3 set tokens, instead of the 2 seen in Dragon Soul".
Blizzard went to all the trouble of making 10 man raiding viable and now 25 man is getting a buff to loot drops and unless they say otherwise it appears 10 man will still be 2 drops (1 tier, 1 item). I don't really complain about loot, but this seem patently unfair to those of us in 10 man raiding guilds.
I know all about RNG being RNG, but there is a problem when one has 22 Heroic Morchock kills and has seen the Plate healing boots drop exactly 0 times; or the shields off Blackthorn or the axe off Zon'ozz drop once (34 combined kills) and that was heroic.
I know we all have stories about the damn piece that won't drop ... ever... but it does get discouraging. It seems that some of that discouragement is being aliveated in 25 man, but 10 man is being left to the old 2 pieces dropping (1 tier, 1 item). So does this mean Blizz wants to push 25 man raiding ahead of 10 man?
well on most servers 10 mans are a lot more prevelent than 25 mans so this may be a move to help even it out.
I can tell you the other side of the story 2 tokens dropping in 25man DS was too low, took ages to get everyone tier. With a little off balance roster, lot of vanquisher/protector classes, and a bit of bad luck people were still sporting LFR tier while we'd done DS for ages. Don't even mention tier for offspec that was just impossible.... while in firelands it felt much better.
We didn't got the castershield of blackhorn until after 12-15 weeks or so (with 5 people after the shield) and lack of those random trinkets but that's just bad luck. I can imagine bad luck in 10man being worse but the amount of tier dropping in 25mans doesn't have much to do with that.
I can assure you that if blizzard would leave it at 2 tier drops for 25mans the 25man raids would die out faster then they do already. The 1:3 ratio seems a good balance since 25mans usually have a larger roster at least better then 1:2 ratio that was DS that was just stupid /rant
Last edited by Bigbad; 08-13-2012 at 10:54 AM.
In 10-mans we got screwed over with so much sharded loot the very first week of clearing things that it wasn't even funny. 25-man should consider themselves lucky to at least be using the loot they get, even if it's not exactly what you were hoping to have drop.
here's something else to consider WRT loot balance:
The way 10 mans got screwed over wasn't so much the ratio of loot to players, that was the same (when it was 2:5). So yes, at 6 25 mans still get a buff, but the REAL way 10 mans got screwed over was b/c when there's only 7 or 8 bosses, the bosses have to have massive loot tables in order to cover all item slots for all classes. With 16 bosses, the loot tables will(should) be significantly smaller, so the odds of seeing an item you need drop will increase in the 10 man world.
That's not to say that 25 mans won't have a slight loot advantage, more-so I'm just saying that at least in T14, 10 mans probably won't have AS hard of a time as they did in Firelands and DS, WRT loot drops.
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Aggathon I hope you're right about smaller loot tables but with 2 raids being a higher tier then the first raid I expect the loottables to be not that much smaller (10 bosses in the last 2 raids compared to 8 in DS).
"Mists of Pandaria will also include two other raid zones, which we plan to make available a few weeks after Mogu'shan Vaults: the Heart of the Fear and Terrace of Endless Spring. Both of these instances are a higher tier than the Mogu'shan Vaults and are designed to be tackled using gear obtained in the Vaults, which is why we plan to make them accessible a few weeks after the Vaults unlock."
Edit: If the info here is correct http://www.wowpedia.org/Mogu'shan_Vaults the loottables are about the same maybe even 1-2 lootdrops larger.
Last edited by Bigbad; 08-13-2012 at 12:01 PM.
We've discussed the loot tables before, hopefully they improve the variety of loot in MoP; at least in ICC you had some choices, for example there were tank rings, then the tank ring with armor; so that while you may not have gotten the BiS ring, at least you got a level appropriate tank ring and weren't totally closed out because the RNG gods hated you. Was the same way for neck pieces, etc. choices and variety.
I guess what really gets me in DS is that there are gear gaps, no heroic cloaks, limited heroic neck (why does the spirit using caster/healer get a heroic neck but the tank doesn't), caster off hand being a trash drop that's BoP, but the Spirit off hand is a boss drop etc. No upgrade to heroic version tokens like in FL. I could go on and on, but it just seems things were poorly thought out.
I don't mind gear gaps, what I mind is a lack of choice.
The problem isn't so much the number of drops, it's the number of useable drops. Chances are, the 25 man will see at least something useable by someone. Simply a matter of numbers. That's one of the nicer things about tokens as they've been done before.... they hit a wider spread. Placement of these has been an issue in the past.
This is again, a fine example of something that Blizz keeps "listening" to us about, and still giving us something back that we don't really want.
At least they are going in a better direction with this whole, "lucky panda bonus" thing that they are incorporating. Hell, I wouldn't even be opposed to a "boss shop"...... you killed a boss? Great! You now have access to their loot table under the valor vendor. Prices and costs.... I'd probably make it a significant amount of valor points... or better yet, points earned only from killing that boss. You killed Zonozz 20 times? Great... you get 20 Zonozz points.
But this reliance (over-reliance) on RNG.... it blows.
Edit: my "zonozz points" example is rough. But really.... the use of valor points alone isn't a good fix. I don't like the idea that, I could kill Deathwing once... and then just run dungeons and collect all of his gear at my pleasure running dungeons. It'll be abused and exploited. Maybe, killing him multiple times increases the cap on points that can be spent on "his" gear...... or simply.... certain items require "unlocks". 1 kill for rings.... 3 for armor.... 5 for weapons.... something like that.
In any case.... again.... this RNG or nothing thing?..... it blows.
Last edited by Leucifer; 08-13-2012 at 04:21 PM.
No one tanks in a void.........
In SWTOR they had software that made it so only items useable by the raid would drop off the boss, it was actually one of the things the game had going for it. Yes, adding something like this would probably be time consuming, but the point is it's doable. Like, come on Blizzard, i thought you guys were pro at stealing other peoples ideas.
Blizzard does need to get rid of duplicate item drops though, that was one thing I hated most about Cataclysm, they did it in ICC as well. It's worse for 10 man groups more then it is for 25's though.
I don't really care about how many items drop, just stop this bullshit about "your best in slot items have a 0.5% drop chance from each boss and there is no alternative for that slot".
I don't think that the game should ONLY drop useable loot, but should slightly increase the drop rate of useable gear and the shared boss loot would be extra loot so a 10 man would get 1 tier, 1 non-shared boss loot and possibly 1 shared boss loot giving a chance for 3 items to drop. Granted one doesn't need full b.i.s. gear , but for me it doesn't feel like the tier is complete when I'm still missing 2 pieces.
Very nice thread where they built a loot simulator. 10 man gets screwed pretty hard. Between this new 25 man loot increase, removing shared lockout and what probability does to loot distribution in 10s....Blizz seems to be pushing HARD to get 25s back to where they were.
Wait, did they actually remove the lockout between 10s and 25s?
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I know they had talked about maybe doing something like sometime eventually maybe possibly could be but hadn't decided how they'd go about it or how they'd modify looting (or if they would). But I didn't think they actually DID it without changing loot permissions/structures.
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Well, that part may be a false alarm. [guilty look] I've been on the D3 forums for the last 4-6 weeks and haven't kept up on MoP changes [/guilty look]
Edit: But that was the rumor that was being stated as a probable type of change last I was around the WoW forums.


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NEW ORLEANS — Bill Parcells was a winner everywhere he coached. Time and time again, he took over struggling franchises and showed them what it takes to be a success, including a pair of Super Bowl titles with the New York Giants.
Parcells pulled off another victory Saturday — election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Getting in on his fourth try, Parcells led an induction class that also included mouthy defensive lineman Warren Sapp, prolific receiver Cris Carter and a pair of stalwarts from the trenches, offensive linemen Jonathan Ogden and Larry Allen.
The class of 2013 also included a pair of senior selections, Curley Culp and Dave Robinson. The announcement was made in New Orleans, site of Sunday's Super Bowl.
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Almost as noteworthy were the finalists who didn't get in, including running back Jerome Bettis and owners Art Modell and Edward DeBartolo Jr. Players and coaches from the Baltimore Ravens, who will face the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl, spent all week lobbying for Modell, their former owner who died last year, to claim a place in the hall.
It didn't work out, no doubt pleasing fans in Cleveland who remain bitter about Modell moving the original Browns to Baltimore.
Parcells had to wait a while, earning a bust in Canton on his fourth try. He thought he might get in the previous year in tandem with one of his former players, Curtis Martin.
"It was a little less stressful than last year," Parcells said in a telephone interview from Florida. "I was kind of hoping we could do it together, but as fate would have it, it didn't work out."
Giants president and CEO John Mara said Parcells' selection for the hall was "long overdue," but his candidacy stirred plenty of debate — a one-hour discussion among the selection committee members, by far the longest amount of time dedicated to any finalist.
"He's one of the best coaches in NFL history," Mara said. "He turned our franchise around. We went through a long period in the 1960's and 70's when we were a laughingstock. When Bill took over in 1983, he survived a very difficult first year, but then turned us into a perennial playoff contender and won two Super Bowls for us. He coached three other teams and everywhere he went, he had great success."
No one was more emotional than Carter, who took six years to get in despite putting up some of the best receiving numbers in NFL history. He broke down in tears but quickly pointed out "it's not because I'm sad."
"This is the happiest day of my life," he said. "When people said, 'Aw, you know, it really doesn't matter, you're a Hall of Famer in my eyes,' I said, 'It's more important that I'm a Hall of Famer in the Hall's eyes.' And I really, really wanted this. "
Sapp said his stomach was churning all day.
He doesn't have to fret anymore. Next stop, Canton.
"My feet haven't touched the ground in about 30 minutes," Sapp said. "This is unbelievable."
In addition to Bettis, four other players failed to get in on the final vote: Charles Haley, Andre Reed, Michael Strahan and Aeneas Williams. Earlier in the day, the selection committee eliminated DeBartolo and Modell, as well as ex-players Tim Brown, Kevin Greene and Will Shields.
Parcells reversed the fortunes of four teams, also coaching the New England Patriots, New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys, during 19 years as a head coach. He finished with a record of 172-130-1, most notably leading the Giants to Super Bowl titles in 1987 and 1991. He led the Patriots to the Super Bowl after the 1996 season.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft saluted Parcells' election.
"It is well deserved," he said in a statement released by the team. "As a Patriots fan, I will always appreciate the credibility he brought to our franchise as a two-time Super Bowl champion. We had never had a head coach with those credentials. I am very happy for Bill and look forward to his enshrinement ceremonies."
Jets owner Woody Johnson echoed Kraft.
"Bill Parcells infused new life into this franchise on many levels," he said. "From acquiring players like Curtis Martin to bringing back a winning culture, we will always be grateful to Bill for his contributions to the New York Jets."
Sapp got in on his first year of eligibility after playing 13 seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders. He amassed 96½ career sacks despite playing on the interior of the defensive line, including double-digit sack totals in four seasons. He was the 1999 NFL Defensive Player of the Year after helping Tampa Bay claim its first division title in 18 years.
Carter played 16 seasons, becoming only the second player in NFL history to reach 1,000 receptions in a career. He caught at least 70 passes in 10 seasons, and totaled 130 touchdown receptions from 13 passers.
Allen played 203 games over 14 seasons, spending the bulk of his career with the Cowboys. He played every position on the offensive line except center and was a first-team All-Pro seven straight seasons.
Ogden played a dozen seasons with the Ravens, a lineman who led the way for Jamal Lewis to become just the fifth running back in NFL history to rush for 2,000 yards in a season. Ogden was a six-time All-Pro and was voted to 11 Pro Bowls.
Like Sapp, Allen and Ogden were first-year selections.
Ogden shared the moment with his family. He called his mother "first thing," and also told his 7-year-old son.
"He's real proud of his dad," Ogden said.
He watched nervously as the announcement was made on the Class of 2013.
"It's like going to the hospital with your wife to have a baby. You can't do anything about it," Ogden said. "You hear everybody say you're a first ballot for sure, but you never really know. A lot of good well deserving guys didn't get in on the first ballot."
"When I got drafted (by Dallas), they'd just won a Super Bowl," Allen said. "When they threw me in, I just didn't want to be the one to mess it up."
His philosophy never changed over his long career: make the guy across from him "quit ... tap out." He joins three other players from that great Cowboys offense of the 1990s in the hall, following Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin.
"All those guys — Troy and Mike, Emmitt — they were kind of like big brothers," Allen said. "I looked up to them. They came to work every day and showed me how to do it. They all wanted to be the best."
Culp was a defensive stalwart for the Kansas City Chiefs in the 1960s and '70s, and also played for the Houston Oilers and Detroit Lions. He started at tackle in Kansas City's Super Bowl win over Vikings in 1970 and was selected to six Pro Bowls.
"Curley was a dominating force on the defensive line for the Super Bowl IV championship team and one of many great players that helped build the tradition and foundation of the Kansas City Chiefs," the team's chairman and CEO, Clark Hunt, said in a statement. "We look forward to seeing him take his rightful place in Canton."
Robinson played on the powerhouse Green Bay teams of the 1960s, starting at outside linebacker on coach Vince Lombardi's two Super Bowl champions. He closed his 12-year career with the Washington Redskins.
"He was such a vital part of those great defenses in the 1960s," said Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy. "Dave's contributions to the Packers have not been limited to the field, as he has also been a great ambassador for the organization over the years. We are thrilled that he received this honor."
Robinson was the 22nd member of the Packers to be election to the Hall of Fame.
Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame by year of induction (x-old timer/senior nominee):
2013 — Larry Allen, Cris Carter, x-Curley Culp, Jonathan Ogden, Bill Parcells, x-Dave Robinson, Warren Sapp.
2012 — x-Jack Butler, Dermontti Dawson, Chris Doleman, Cortez Kennedy, Curtis Martin, Willie Roaf.
2011 — Richard Dent, Marshall Faulk, x-Chris Hanburger, x-Les Richter, Ed Sabol, Deion Sanders, Shannon Sharpe.
2010 — Russ Grimm, Rickey Jackson, x-Dick LeBeau, x-Floyd Little, John Randle, Jerry Rice, Emmitt Smith.
2009 — x-Bob Hayes, Randall McDaniel, Bruce Smith, Derrick Thomas, Ralph Wilson, Rod Woodson.
2008 — Fred Dean, Darrell Green, Art Monk, x-Emmitt Thomas, Andre Tippett, Gary Zimmerman.
2007 — x-Gene Hickerson, Michael Irvin, Bruce Matthews, x-Charlie Sanders, Thurman Thomas, Roger Wehrli.
2006 — Troy Aikman, Harry Carson, x-John Madden, Warren Moon, Reggie White, x-Rayfield Wright.
2005 — x-Benny Friedman, Dan Marino, x-Fritz Pollard, Steve Young.
2004 — x-Bob Brown, x-Carl Eller, John Elway, Barry Sanders.
2003 — Marcus Allen, Elvin Bethea, Joe DeLamielleure, James Lofton, x-Hank Stram.
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2001 — x-Nick Buoniconti, Marv Levy, Mike Munchak, Jackie Slater, Lynn Swann, Ron Yary, Jack Youngblood.
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1999 — Eric Dickerson, Tom Mack, Ozzie Newsome, x-Billy Shaw, Lawrence Taylor.
1998 — Paul Krause, x-Tommy McDonald, Anthony Munoz, Mike Singletary, Dwight Stephenson.
1997 — Mike Haynes, Wellington Mara, Don Shula, Mike Webster.
1996 — x-Lou Creekmur, Dan Dierdorf, Joe Gibbs, Charlie Joiner, Mel Renfro.
1995 — Jim Finks, x-Henry Jordan, Steve Largent, Lee Roy Selmon, Kellen Winslow.
1994 — Tony Dorsett, Bud Grant, Jimmy Johnson, x-Leroy Kelly, Jackie Smith, Randy White.
1993 — Dan Fouts, Larry Little, Chuck Noll, Walter Payton, Bill Walsh.
1992 — Lem Barney, Al Davis, John Mackey, John Riggins.
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1974 — x-Tony Canadeo, Bill George, Lou Groza, Dick (Night Train) Lane.
1973 — Raymond Berry, Jim Parker, Joe Schmidt.
1972 — Lamar Hunt, Gino Marchetti, Ollie Matson, x-Clarence (Ace) Parker.
1971 — Jim Brown, Bill Hewitt, Frank (Bruiser) Kinard, Vince Lombardi, Andy Robustelli, Y.A. Tittle, Norm Van Brocklin.
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It never fails. As soon as I'm in bed, I remember all the things I should have done before I hit the sack.
Things like checking the back door to make sure it's locked, turning down the heat downstairs and shutting off the outdoor floodlights. It's too bad I don't have some sort of control device on my nightstand.
That way, I could just lean over, press a few buttons and take care of whatever needs taken care of. Unfortunately, I'm like the cobbler's wife. I write about home technologies every day, but have not a stitch of it in my own house.
So what sort of device would I choose for my nightstand? Would it be a handheld remote control, a interactive touchpanel, a telephone or all three? Certainly not all three. My nightstand is cluttered enough as it is. Here are the pros and cons of using each device to "shut down" the house for bedtime.
Handheld Remote Control
To me, this seems like the most obvious choice. I already have a remote control to operate the TV in my bedroom, so why not use it to also control the lights, thermostats and door locks? Unfortunately, mine's not smart enough to do this, but there are plenty of programmable universal remotes that can. I'd want something with a built-in LCD screen that could show me that the commands I sent were actually received.
The MX-5000 ($1,199) from Universal Remote Control offers this, and then some. The unit's 2.7-inch screen can display the status of the lights, thermostats and other devices, so I'll know at a glance what needs to be turned off or adjusted for the night. Even better, the remote provides haptic feedback, which means it confirms each button push by vibrating.
There's only so much information the screen of a remote can display. A touchpanel would be a better choice if I'd like to get a quick rundown of what's happening throughout the house. The screen can show me, for example, which lights are on, if the garage door is open or closed, and scads of other stuff.
Plus, unlike a remote, it can sit on the nightstand upright like a picture frame, so I won't even need to pick up the device. The new ST-7 ($1,799; available early 2010) from Remote Technologies Incorporated even has a built-in intercom feature — a great way to call the kids up to bed.
A telephone system is another way to go. Most can function as intercom stations (nothing really new about that). But what is new is the ability for the telephone station to serve as a full-fledged home control device. I'm not talking about punching in codes to operate the lights; rather, the built-in screen of the phone displays a menu of control options.
Panasonic's Communications Solutions Group has teamed up with home control manufacturer Control4 so that it's system phone can present commands for operating the lights, thermostats, garage doors and other devices.
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Last week I promised we'd be covering 3D content available to home users today. Other than PC gaming through NVidia's 3D Vision system and a handful of 3D Blu-ray spec demos trickling in, there isn't any. So that covers that, at least for now.
So let's dive a little deeper in to 3D glasses and how they work. Just like any emerging AV technology there are a plethora of specifications and systems, few of which are directly compatible. The 3D Blu-Ray spec and HDMI 1.4 are going a long way to unify, as are displays supporting multiple specs, but there's still a lot to learn.
The bulk of modern home 3D technologies will rely on active shutter glasses. The glasses themselves all basically work the same way, using liquid crystal shutters to allow only one eye to see what's on the screen at any given time. Two things, however, can differ substantially:
Frame Progression Type
While they work the same, what they are allowing each eye to see can differ greatly. Here are some examples.
Alternating lines of resolution are drawn in sequence. Lines 1, 3, 5 ... are drawn while the right eye is exposed, then lines 2, 4, 6 ... are drawn as the left eye is exposed. Interlacing is one of the easiest methods in terms of hardware requirements, but limits resolution to half the display's capability (since only half the image is displayed to each eye). Popular in older 3D gaming, requires interlaced capable display such as a CRT monitor.
Page Flipping
Page flipping alternates the frame, left and right, in sync with the shutter of the glasses. This overcomes the resolution deficiencies of the interlacing method, but requires high refresh rates to minimize flicker and motion artifacts. The new 3D Blu-Ray spec is based on a modified version of page flipping called frame stacking.
Similar to interlacing, a checkerboard pattern is displayed in sync with the shutter of the glasses. The same resolution limits exist, but scan lines and other interlacing artifacts are minimized. This is the method used in "3D-Ready" DLP TVs offered by Mitsubishi and Samsung. An external adapter is required for use with 3D Blu-Ray spec devices.
Sync Type
Since active shutter glasses require the shutter and display be in sync, they also require some sort of signal be sent to the glasses to keep them in sync. Current displays and gaming technologies use one of two methods:
The active shutter glasses are paired with the display via Bluetooth RF frequency, similar to a wireless ear piece with your cellphone, but the only signals present are sent from the display to the glasses for sync of the shutters. Range can be limited, but in practice the range usually exceeds the likely viewing distance by a safe margin.
IR Emitter
Instead of radio frequencies, an IR emitter on or connected to the display emits an infrared signal that is detected by the glasses and syncs the shutter with the display. Range is greater than Bluetooth, but in rare instances, certain lighting conditions can interfere with the IR signal.
Passive Polarization
While most direct-view displays (Plasma, LCD, Laser) coming out will rely on active shutter glasses, front projection systems are able to more easily incorporate passive glasses using light polarization. The active shutter is moved from in front of the eye to in front of the lens. Since there's only one lens, an extra mechanism is required to block one eye at a time. Instead of completely blocking one frame at a time, the polarizing lens polarizes the light (and in turn the image) in alternating angles. The passive glasses then use polarized filters at different angles for each eye, so that the combined polarized effect is each eye seeing the proper image in sync and creating the 3D effect. This method is far less practical for direct-view displays since the entire screen would need to be polarized in alternating sequence.
Now that you know the deep details of the glasses and how they work, we'll move on to more details of the new HDMI v1.4 and v1.4a and how they relate to the transmission of 3D video from device to device. See you next week.


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PHILADELPHIA — With five games left, the countdown to eight losses is already over for Andy Reid and the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Eagles lost to the Carolina Panthers 30-22 on Monday night in a matchup of teams with the worst records in the NFC. It was the seventh straight loss for Philadelphia (3-8), which began the season with Super Bowl aspirations.
Ever since owner Jeffrey Lurie stated in the preseason that another 8-8 season would be "unacceptable" for this team, fans calling for Reid's dismissal have looked forward to that magic number.
It's here. But so is Reid — for now.
"I'm not worried about all the other things," Reid said. "We haven't talked about that. He's been supportive. Obviously he's competitive and wants to win games."
Fans known for their hostile behavior have become apathetic toward their beloved Eagles. Lincoln Financial Field was about one-third empty for pregame introductions and plenty of seats remained empty at the start. There were boos early when the Eagles fell behind, but they lacked the usual luster.
Eagles tight end Brent Celek said all the right things about his coach after the team had crossed Lurie's line.
"I've got the utmost respect for Andy," tight end Celek said. "I think Andy is one of the greatest coaches around. I think we as players need to step up and start doing our own job. I feel bad for Andy because he's in a horrible situation in a town that is critical, and rightly so. If I was the fans, I'd be mad, too. I don't see Andy as the problem. I see it as us. We're in position to make plays and do things right and we're just not doing it."


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The work consist of five solo songs for three different characters (Ellen, Norman and Malcolm) with the addition of two choral songs. No other lied opus combines choral music with solos in quite this way, and it is possible that Schubert hoped for a complete performance at a Musikverein concert where partsongs were performed as frequently as solos. In any case he was certainly proud to have done justice to various aspects of Scott's celebrated work, and he had high hopes of these songs being well received in Britain, the land which had been so beneficial to both Haydn's and Beethoven's fame and fortune. Accordingly, an English version with Scott's original words was engraved in smaller notes and published as an ossia (with the exception of Normanns Gesang which proved impossible to adapt). Lied des gefangenen Jägers required so much alteration (Scott's iambic tetramenters were a bad fit for the anapaests of the music) that it was printed separately. If it was the Anglophile Vogl who supervised these versions, his English was not good enough to give Schubert accurate help in the correct accentuation of the language. This 'translation' back to the original failed to yield the expected success or profit in the land of its intended market.
This poem occurs in Canto II of The Lady of the Lake. A loyal song is raised to the chieftain of the clan, Roderick Dhu (i.e. Black Roderick or Roderick the dark-skinned) as he returns home by boat on Lake Katrine. Roderick is the older of the suitors of Ellen Douglas, the beautiful heroine of this long narrative poem. Ellen is also the central figure in the group of songs that Schubert wrote on these Scott texts. Scott introduces the Boat Song with these lines:
The war-pipes ceased; but lake and hill
Were busy with their echoes still,
And when they slept, a vocal strain
Bade their hoarse chorus wake again,
While loud an hundred clans-men raise
Their voices in their chieftain's praise.
Each boat-man, bending to his oar,
With measured sweep the burthen bore,
In such wild cadence, as the breeze
Makes through December's leafless trees:
The chorus first could Allan know,
'Roderigh Vich Alpine, ho! iero !'.
And near, and nearer as they rowed,
Distinct the martial ditty flowed.
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It depends on how much you value survival over threat. if you outgear the instance then sure, go expertise. if you tank stuff you don't out gear go max surviability and get DPS that aren't idiots, and hone your rotation.
I know the hit/expertise cap theory has been discussed at length, but I wanted to know what the community thought about loosing 3% of total dodge+parry+block in order to be expertise capped.
With my pally tank at 348 equipped item level I was at times struggling to hold aggro in normal heroics, I decided to look at my total dps logs using recount and noticed that not only was I missing a lot of attacks, but i was also seeing a lot of dodged or parried attacks. Seeing this prompted me to reforge in such a way that I was able to get expertise capped and only lost about 3% total dodge+parry+block. It seemed to help a lot with my aggro given my current gear.
Any thoughts as to weather this setup is better than having the extra 3% dodge+parry+block?
It depends on how much you value survival over threat. if you outgear the instance then sure, go expertise. if you tank stuff you don't out gear go max surviability and get DPS that aren't idiots, and hone your rotation.
Personally, I think it's bad unless your raid absolutely needs more DPS and the DPS have actually maxed out their production.
As a tank I want to be the least burden on the healers so if something does happen (for example, on our nef attempt we were getting crackles at the same time as an Ony electrical discharge/tailswipped healers) I'm able to survive it easier.
It's true that the healers should be able to keep you up, but I'm also strongly of the idea that I want to minimize the effort the healer needs to keep me up, making it easier for them to keep the dumb DPS up (or themselves for healers that forget about themselves from time to time XD).
Sure, it may not seem like much, but it's my preferred way.
If I was pugging - expertise would be more valuable as you can't trust the DPS to be smart :-/
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
All DPs classes have the ability to drop aggro though. Some have active abilities, other's acheive it through Death.
Tell me about it, I offspec as Arms and reset my aggro all the time. I find Demoshout a productive use of a GCD early on. The Problem with a Hold the Line & Die by the Sword build is that if the boss managed to drop you from >21% to 0 in a single hit or magics you you're kinda dead. and most raid bosses tend to hit a little harder than that. Would be pretty fun on trash though. I don't think it would be much value on Chimmy tho as lhe tend to one shot if you don't avoid the blow. We have epic talent names. Hold the the Line and Die by the Sword. epic spec name.
@ the OP If your losing aggro in the first 10seconds of the pull it becuase either DPS are being thick or just don't care if they get aggro or think your kill orders wrong. Mark a skull, and even a cross, if you lose aggro on the anything but the skull the DPS is at fault. generally kill enemy healers/CCers first followed by casters or those who have tank killer abilities, then deal with the rest of the trash. If however you are losing aggro ona single target some time into the fight its probably you're end that needs working on, unless you're losing it to a warrior as we are quite threaty bastards. if it is on your end its probably to do with your ability use than your hit/expertise.
For the most part I have no issues with single target threat. Mostly aoe situations where arms warrior, DK, mage, or hunter let loose. Sometimes I do not mark kill order, which could be adding to the problem.


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As a 20-plus year resident of Oyster Bay, I've seen many things change for the better in our town and few things that took us backward. It's rare that residents have a chance to vote directly on important issues like preserving our suburban quality of life...with one single yes vote. Oyster Bay Town residents have this opportunity on Tuesday, August 20, when they vote yes to approve the Town's land sale. There's so much at stake and it's time for us to show we really care about our quality of life by voting yes and being heard, loud and clear.
The August 20 vote is our chance to approve a proposed sale of surplus Town of Oyster Bay property located on the LIE service road in Syosset.
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Fact: A yes vote kills plans for a mega-mall. This sale could finally stop efforts by the Taubman Company to build an un-needed and unwanted mega-mall on the old Cerro Wire property. And Taubman is driving the opposition to the land sale.
That's why everyone needs to Vote yes To Stop The Mall And Support Our Quality Of Life on August 20.
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It will only take a few minutes of your time to stop by your polling place and vote yes on August 20. Your YES vote will ensure a better future for our Town, and we owe it to each other and to our kids. There is nothing more important than that.
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With Angelina Love making her return to TNA after several years away from the company, that has sparked the itch in another former Knockout. Taylor Wilde, who was a former champion in the company, wants to return to TNA. No word yet on whether or not Dixie Carter is interested in a reunion, as the company has been rather busy signing performers as of late.
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When she walked away from professional wrestling a couple of years ago, the belief was that Taylor Wilde was open to a possible return some day. When asked about it recently on Twitter, Taylor confirmed just that, as she stated that she would be willing to return to TNA if the contract was favorable. The former Knockouts champion has been training to be a firefighter as of late.
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Fire Chief Richard O'Brien presented the policy proposal to selectmen Monday, outlining plans to increase fees for ambulance services to the Medicare rate plus 35 percent, up from the current fee of the Medicare rate plus 20 percent.
Fees for such services as Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, Specialty Care Transport and mileage would also be added as necessary.
"We need to adjust the way we establish our rates," O'Brien said, in order to be in compliance with the Affordable Care Act and to meet best practice standards for finance auditing.
O'Brien said his goal is to make sure there are enough money to sustain ambulance services.
"We need to look at it in a more assertive fashion," he said. "We need to be able to maintain our system and fund it."
Currently, revenues from ambulance billing are placed in the town's EMS Special Revenue fund for the purpose of maintaining ambulance service operations. The town collected $430,000 last year, O'Brien said.
One of the factors that drove the creation of the policy was an audit from 2011 that showed $337,000 in uncollected revenues for ambulance services, with $234,000 of that for accounts more than 120 days overdue.
"In plain English, there are a lot of old accounts out there," said Don Borror, the town's finance director.
O'Brien pointed out that the figure includes accounts dating to 2004 and 2005.
Balances that remain after payment by Medicare or Medicaid, which are not always aggressively pursued by the town, are included in that figure, O'Brien said.
In addition, O'Brien said nearly 30 percent of patients receiving ambulance services are without insurance or covered by Medicaid, in which the town is unlikely to receive the balance due.
The policy would give the department a method of collecting outstanding balances, while providing guidelines for hardship cases, and would also help determine whether an account is sent to a collection agency, reported to a credit bureau, or absorbed by the town.
Selectmen will review the final draft of the policy at their scheduled meeting on March 4.
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