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Movement 1: Allegro
Movement 2: Andantino grazioso
Movement 3: Menuetto: Allegro Trio
Movement 4: Vivace
In order, perhaps, to lay greater emphasis on the trio's expressive coup, Haydn casts the quartet's second movement not as one of his deeply felt Adagios, but as an Andantino grazioso of almost Rossinian lightness and transparency. Despite its air of insouciance, its second half contains some startling switches of key—not least, an excursion into a very remote C sharp minor near the close, after which the music is abruptly deposited back into the home key as though nothing untoward had occurred.
The finale is a piece of almost orchestral weight, particularly in the closing bars of each of its halves, which unfold above a single insistent pedal-note. In the latter half of the passage in question, the two lower instruments provide a richly scored drone bass, with the cello playing on 'open' strings, while the violins stomp away in octaves—the sort of moment that would have brought the house down at Salomon's concerts. The movement begins with a play on contrasting sonorities. The main subject itself is given out as if it were to be a rondo theme, with a quasi-repeat of its initial dozen bars in which its articulation is radically changed, from largely smooth phrases to a delicate staccato assai. In the recapitulation (which enters to fine effect at the apex of a phrase, so that development and recapitulation overlap) the staccato version of the theme is reserved for a much later stage, after Haydn has characteristically indulged in further development.
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Spider Original™
A lot of people ask why we named our original rubber compound after one of the creepiest creatures on the planet. In response, we ask them if they've ever seen a cute puppy climb up a completely vertical, soaking wet rock. No? We rest our case.
Shoc Pad™
You wouldn't ride a bike without a seat. The same logic applies for our Shoc Pad™ technology, which will give you a smooth ride without inhibiting your performance.
- A nylon shank keeps the foot stable and in control.
- Our Spider Original rubber is made to grip like crazy in wet environments.
- Open toe construction doesn't allow water to pool.
- Hook and loop strap lets you skip the laces.
- Multiple points of adjustment allow for the perfect fit.
- Microban® zinc-based anti-microbial treatment keeps the stink down.
- Webbing upper.
Weight: 9.6 oz
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- Best Teva Since 1998
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Best teva in years, finally feels like they made a product again that's not too bulky, great for rafting, hiking, and everyday wear.
Teva's biggest challenge is that they were once super trendy and now have to be valued solely by the merit of their product.
This model has strong potential to dominate the its niche market simply because it's the best out there.
I hope Teva sticks with it as defining themselves as the number 1 rafting sandle provider, may have to vary their styles a little to beat the competition, but make no mistake, this model (love it in camo too) is top notch and I hope it's around to stay.
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I discovered the Terra Fi Teva sandal series several years ago and it's all I ever wear except when I can't wear sandals ( like at work or formal dress occasions ). I wear them every day and they usually last me a year. I love them!
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Ordered these to replace my Terra Fi 2(6670)Sandals that are wearing out after several years of use. Ordered the same size as my old Tevas (size 9) which is a full size above my dress shoe size. Not only is the new footbed too narrow, but the toe and ankle straps are too short.
The toe straps are so short that if I adjust them so that maybe a 1/4 inch of Velcro is holding - the straps are so tight that my toes become numb. And the ankle straps hang up on the anchor point where the Velcro ends, such that one has to sit down and use two hands to put on these sandals.
I am a longtime Teva customer - at least 25 years.
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Q:Does the Terra Fi Lite have the same amount of shock absorption in the heel as the Terra Fi 4?Asked on 6/18/2014 by Rob from UK
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A:The Terra Fi Lite does have the same shock pad as the Terra Fi 4.Answered on 6/18/2014 by Teva Product Specialist
Q:Is the weight listed under specifications per sandal or per pair of sandals? Thanks.Asked on 5/14/2014 by Eddie from Sunnyvale, CA
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A:The weight listed is per shoe/sandal and is not for the pair.Answered on 5/15/2014 by Teva Product Specialist
Q:I wear a men's size 13 xw-- Will your sandals fit me?Asked on 2/2/2014 by ed from ct
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A:All of our sandals come in a standard D width. Most of them do come with adjustable straps to help accommodate for a wider foot.Answered on 2/3/2014 by Teva Product Specialist
Q:What are the differences between the Terra Fi 3 and the Terra Fi Lite? I am looking to replace an old pair of Terradactyls and want something pretty comparable.Asked on 1/15/2014 by mlmnyc from New York, NY
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A:The Terra Fi lite is a lighter weight sandal. It is more sleek and lean than the Terra Fi 3. Both have Spider Original rubber which offers high-friction grip, performing well on a wide range of wet and dry surfaces. Both offer have great arch support as well.Answered on 1/16/2014 by Teva Product Specialist
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Q:Between the Terra Fi Lite and the Hurrican XLT, both in wavy midnight blue colour, which one is more feminine? Which one has got less heel? Which one is lighter/less bulky?
And what do you mean for sleek and modernized?
Has the Hurrican got a good friction grip too, performing well on a wide range of wet and dry surfaces?Asked on 11/19/2013 by Alessandra from México
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A:Between the 2, the Hurricane XLT Insignia Blue color is more femininie. The Terra Fi Lite has less heel height. The Hurricane XLT has a heel height of 1 1/2 inch the Terra Fi Lite has a heel height of 1 inch. The Terra Fi Lite is lighter/less bulky. By sleek and modernized we mean that they feature all the performance details of its iconic sport-sandal but in a leaner, lower profile.
The Hurricane XLT does have good friction, but has more durability. This means that it has a harder outsole than the Terra Fi Lite. The Terra Fi Lite has a softer outsole, which gives it better traction on wet surfaces.Answered on 11/19/2013 by Teva Product Specialist
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Q:What's the difference between the Teva Hurrican XLT and the Teva Terra Fi Lite?Asked on 11/18/2013 by Alessandra from México
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A:The Terra Fi lite is a lighter weight sandal. It is more sleek and modernized than the Hurricane XLT. It has Spider Original rubber which offers high-friction grip, performing well on a wide range of wet and dry surfaces. The Hurricane XLT has Durabrasion rubber Delivers a solid balance of performance and durability. Both have great arch support, the Terra Fi lite has a little higher arch support than the Hurricane XLT.Answered on 11/19/2013 by Teva Product Specialist
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Q:I have a pair of original Teva Terra Fi (code 6673) size US 15 that I now need to replace as they are on their last legs. I can no longer get these sizes in the UK so will have these mailed to a friend in the US. My old Terra Fi's don't have the raised midsole at the heel - might I be better to go for the size up (US 16) as this will presumably push the heel forward a little in the sandal?Asked on 8/3/2013 by ET Bigfoot
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A:The Terra Fi Lite should fit similar to the Original Terra Fi. We recommend getting the same size in these as you have had in the past.Answered on 8/6/2013 by Teva Product Specialist
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Q:What size should I order? I wear a size 10 woman's Teva. I want to order a men's. What size should I order?
Gloria RamseyAsked on 7/14/2013 by Sam's mom from NYC, NY
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A:We recommend ordering 2 sizes down when converting from men's to women's sizing. A size 8 should work best for you.Answered on 7/15/2013 by Teva Product Specialist
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Q:Does the Terra Fi Lite accurately fit? I have an old pair of Taggarts that fit me in 10 ( my normal size is 11). But I tried on a pair of Hurricane 3s in a store yesterday and it took a size 11 to fit my foot.
ThanksAsked on 6/19/2013 by Kerry from Texas
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A:The Terra Fi Lite fits true to size and we recommend ordering your typical shoe size for the best fit.Answered on 6/20/2013 by Teva Product Specialist
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Q:Will this sandal work for sensitive feet, especially in the forefront?Asked on 4/12/2013 by JohnMc from Rhode Island
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A:This style features a contoured EVA footbed for comfort and stability.Answered on 4/12/2013 by Teva Product Specialist
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The Arias: red carpet winners and awards night losers on brand integrationThe telecast of the Aria Awards showed how good, and bad, brand integration can be argues Miranda Ward. Last night's Aria Awards might not have delivered a ratings win for the Ten Network, with only 574,000 metro viewers tuning in for the two-and-a-half hour show, however its red carpet special was largely a boon for brands and network talent.
The ABC's 'me too' strategy puts it on track for redundancyIn this cross-posting from The Conversation Stephen King of Monash University argues pursuing a digital strategy puts the ABC at greater risk of losing its point of difference. Is the ABC trying to make itself redundant? Because that appears to be its strategy. Here's why. The ABC is expensive. In 2013 it was allocated more than A$1 billion of taxpayer funds. The ABC claims, however, that its real funding since 1985-86 has dropped by about one quarter. And the current federal government has cut further – A$120 million in the May budget and a further A$207 million over four years.
The only thing we have to fear about media reform is fear itselfIn a tongue in cheek rant Mark Tzintzis argues changing the media ownership laws will lead to more effective media planning. It's no secret that Australian media ownership is one of the most concentrated in the world. Even with constraints in place such as the 75 per cent reach rule, or the 2 out of 3 media rule, we're still way off other comparable Western democracies. The general feeling amongst articles that I've read is that this is a bad thing… which is ironic considering newspapers are the most concentrated medium in Australia.
Is this the beginning of the end of the ABC as we know it?While the ABC cuts have focussed around traditional delivery mechanisms the investment in digital technology shapes the broadcaster for the future argue Brian McNair and Adam Swift in this cross-posting from The Conversation. While Australia's elected representatives argue over what then-opposition leader Tony Abbott meant when he promised "no cuts to the ABC, or SBS" the night before the last election, directly to the electorate, while advertising himself as a leader who could be trusted not to break his promises, the cuts are in and the announcements of what form they will take at the ABC have been made.
Has the logo had its day?Corporations are constantly tinkering with their brands, but in a world with so many touchpoints should they be less concerned with having a corporate logo asks Patrick Guerrera. In a world where personal brands, social media and an absolute plethora of content stretches into every waking moment of our lives, what role does a logo play in contemporary branding? There are simple answers: the ongoing interdependence between corporate reputation and corporate brand is always a consideration. The logo is the trust mark that symbolises the heritage and history of an organisation and its people to all their stakeholders, not just their customers. This symbol is a living artefact and signature of the organisation, its past and all its aspirations.
ABC managing director's full statement to staff over cutsThis morning ABC managing director Mark Scott announced how the public broadcaster plans to make a further $207m worth of savings in the next four years. Here is his statement in full. Dear Colleagues I have just completed a presentation to staff in ABC offices around the country, outlining a range of measures we propose to implement over the next few years. The initiatives are designed to reposition the ABC for its current and future challenges and to maintain a clear focus on our audience strategy and Charter obligations. I am aware that some of you may not have caught the address or are seeking further detail. This email is designed to provide more information about our plans. It sits alongside a statement released today by the ABC Board.
Advertising is no longer about ads. So what does that mean for agencies?With the media and advertising landscape fragmented Simone Bartley argues the traditional agency model is no longer fit for purpose. CMO's have never struggled more with bigger challenges than they are today. New technology and new audience behaviour is one thing; future business strategies and innovation to stay relevant are another. Meanwhile in ad land there has been an array of new acquisitions and agency models but what has really changed? The majority of media and creative agencies still sell and generate space and ideas for ad formats; TV, print, digital or otherwise. The fact is advertising is no longer about ads. Advertising is now about content, participation, conversation, experiences and utility. Based on that agencies need to continue to evolve to deliver to this new definition.
Foxtel's price drop is not a defensive move, it's an attackIn this guest post ZenithOptimedia boss Ian Perrin argues Foxtel's recent move to halve its basic package prices is not just to defend it from the threat of new streaming services. There has been much made of the substantial reductions in Foxtel pricing announced recently. It appears that most of the sentiment suggests that this is a defensive move, designed to take on the multiple streaming services ready to hit our shores. This may well be the case, but my belief is that it's the opposite.
So what is the future of journalism?Ahead of a session at tomorrow's Publish conference on whether native advertising will be the saviour of publishing Newsmodo founder Rakhal Ebeli sets out where how he sees the relationship between brands and editorial playing out.. There are so many question marks hanging over the future of the industry. Will print be extinct? Will journalists be endangered? Will publishers have evolved into a new, unrecognisable species? Here's how I see it developing.
Taming the anaconda: Aussie businesses can beat Amazon at the e-commerce gameWith Click Frenzy kicking off tonight and amid warnings over the state of Australian e-commerce Mark Troselj says there are some simple things local businesses can do to beat international pure-plays like Amazon at their own game. Warnings by GroupM's digital boss last week that Amazon has the potential to crush Australia's e-commerce market "like an Anaconda" should not be written off as hyperbole. Too many Australian businesses have been slow to grasp the enormity of the wholesale transformation of the global retail sector and have procrastinated at the expense of market share and current and future revenue streams.
The media industry is small - but we do need to attract talent from other disciplinesRecently undergraduate Jacob Hkeik penned an opinion piece about a lack of awareness of media agency careers amongst students looking for careers. Here Linda Wong from the Media Federation Australia responds. Two weeks ago we read an article by MGrad graduate Jacob Hkeik, saying media offers some of the most interesting career opportunities to graduates, but most of them don't know media agencies exist. The fact is, the MFA and our members put a lot of work in to educating lecturers and students about the opportunities in our industry and our most recent survey shows that in actual fact, more than 60 per cent of new recruits to the industry came from MFA-accredited universities.
'The one weapon we have has Australia written on the blade'During the Hector Crawford Memorial Lecture at the Screen Forever conference, writer, broadcaster and film maker Phillip Adams called for a repeat of the Government largesse of the 1970s and for the "cultural and political idealism" of the Whitlam administration to save Australia's film industry. Read his full address here. Hector Crawford. Named for the Trojan prince. Presumably his parents also considered other classical heroes – Rome's Horatio, the Carthaginian Hannibal or Hercules, son of Zeus. On balance I think Hercules might have been a better fit given Hector's herculean efforts to get local drama onto Australian television. I first met Hector in the mid-fifties, hours before television was introduced to this country and years after the Americans and British had managed to crush what was left of an Australian film industry through their ownership of Hoyts and Greater Union.
Letter to the editor: Network Ten defends programming scheduleNetwork Ten's director of corporate and public communications Neil Shoebridge has penned a letter to the editor in response to an opinion piece by Alex Hayes on Friday on Ten's upfront presentation the previous evening. Dear Alex, The column you posted on November 14 described Network Ten's 2015 programming slate as "frugal", "lean" and "minimalist". That description is inaccurate, misleading and puzzling. At our Upfronts 2015 presentation on November 3, we laid out a full 12-month schedule, including eight new local productions:
Network Ten: Acquisition readyThe frugal programming slate unveiled by Ten last night is that of a network ready for an injection of cash and programming from new owners, writes Alex Hayes. There's a saying that necessity is the mother of all invention, and Network Ten certainly got inventive at its upfronts last night.
How Netflix could help save the local media industryWhile many predict the official arrival of global streaming giant Netflix in Australia will damage local media players Kevin Dillon argues it might actually end up being a boon for the savvy ones. I first encountered the notion of online DVD rental between pints of Sierra Nevada at the Black Watch (a dive bar in Los Gatos, California). It was late 1999, and my friends and I were toasting my two years survival in Silicon Valley. Those were halcyon Internet bubble days in the Bay Area. Notable successes (Amazon) were emerging. Others (webvan) burned brightly but briefly. Most wouldn't see the other side of the 2000 tech wreck.
Digital UltraVioletTM Working Group appoints PR partner
The Digital UltraVioletTM Working Group (DUVWG) in Australia has appointed independent marketing communications agency, Open Haus, to manage the public relations activity in Australia for Digital UltraVioletTM.
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The Digital UltraVioletTM Working Group (DUVWG) in Australia has appointed independent marketing communications agency, Open Haus, to manage the public relations activity in Australia for Digital UltraVioletTM; the new digital way to collect and watch movies and TV shows.
The Australian DUVWG comprises of representatives from Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Roadshow Entertainment, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group Australia and Twentieth Century Fox.
Powered by the world's leading entertainment and technology companies, Digital UltraVioletTM registers all of your movie and TV show purchases in your own personalised and sharable account, securely stored in the cloud.
Following a soft launch into the Australian market in May 2013, the local DUVWG is committed to driving awareness and education for the service.
"The appointment of Open Haus as our PR partner is the next step in our strategy to drive awareness of the benefits of Digital UltraVioletTM as an optimised movie and TV show digital ownership solution," said a representative of the DUVWG.
"In a competitive pitch process against two other agencies, Open Haus demonstrated strong strategic and creative recommendations and a great passion for the category. We look forward to working with the Open Haus team to grow the adoption of Digital UltraVioletTM in Australia."
Jon Manning, General Manager, Open Haus said of the appointment, "This is a really interesting time for movie and TV show digital ownership in Australia and we're excited to be introducing consumers to the many benefits of Digital UltraVioletTM.
"Utilising our broad consumer brand expertise, combined with our technology experience, we're looking forward to working closely with the Digital UltraVioletTM Working Group in driving local adoption through education, sampling, content and social."
Source: Open Haus media release
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• Establish a Systematic Process to Monitor and Evaluate Meter Event Codes:
As with any technology, meters sometimes fail or cease to perform to acceptable standards for a variety of reasons, and this is true for both smart meters and electromechanical meters. However, problems with electromechanical meters might go undetected for long periods, even years, whereas in many cases problems with a smart meter can be detected relatively soon, if not immediately, after the problem arises. If a smart meter isn't performing to acceptable standards, the meter probably will communicate an event or error code ( i.e., a red flag) signaling a potential issue. Utilities need to be well versed in the various event codes and logs recorded by smart metes and have processes in place to quickly evaluate the information.
• Develop Standardized Tools to Evaluate Smart Meter Performance:
While understanding a smart meter's reporting diagnostics and event codes is important in evaluating its overall performance, there also is other important information. However, the sheer volume of information available from smart meters can make it difficult to efficiently and effectively extract the relevant information for review. As such, it's important for an organization to establish standardized reporting and evaluative tools for quickly identifying and assessing smart meters that have experienced unusual events or that might be operating outside of expected performance standards. For example, GPS mapping of smart meter complaints, graphical displays of historical usage before and after smart meter installation, comparative results of previous accuracy tests, and frequency distributions of meter event codes, can all provide useful information in evaluating potential smart meter issues.
• Establish Procedures and Thresholds for Escalating Meter Concerns:
Not all smart meter related issues are created equal—some may be inconsequential, others intermittent, while yet others may be more catastrophic. The enormous amount of available information that can be used to evaluate smart meter performance, even with good standardized tools, might still need to go through a triage process to determine the appropriate level of response from the organization— e.g., What can be ignored? What needs to be monitored? When does the meter need to be replaced? When does the meter need to undergo an extensive root cause analysis? Having established procedures and thresholds around such decisions will help eliminate any guesswork. While many organizations have developed, or are in the process of developing, more robust procedures around monitoring smart meter performance, it's crucial that such procedures be established early in the deployment process to identify and remediate smart meters that have inherent systemic issues.
• Perform Root-Cause Analysis on Smart Meter Failures:
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OK, so I've just finished up the most insane month of training ever. It has been a great month, though, and I'm very confident now that it is going to pay off with sustained fitness to carry through the racing season when the intensity goes up and the mileage (and climbing!) goes down. The key thing to keep me on track has been to make sure that I'm allowing plenty of recovery time. Back in college when I was overtrained with way too many miles, I always rode at about the same speed/effort (zone 3/4) and had very few rest days. So the grand total for this month was 1,673 miles with 175,559 feet of climbing. That works out to just over six bike rides to the top of Mount Everest. Of course, what goes up must go down, so it also includes approximately 175,559 feet of descending, which means this was easily the most exhilarating and exhausting month on the bike. I had three rest days completely off the bike, whereas in my college days I would frequently go several months in a row without a single day off the bike. I also had several rides at much slower Zone 1 and Zone 2 pace for the entire ride.
Today, I made it through one more epic ride (cold near freezing with rain) with over 10,000 feet of climbing to break 175,000 feet mark for the month. It was fitting that at the end of the ride, I would make it home just in time to escort my family the last couple hundred meters on their walk home from school – riding with my 4 year old son on the top tube down the street into our garage. That alone was kinda crazy because I hadn't been planning on riding for nearly 3 and a half hours and had run out of food at about the 2 hour mark. So I was about ready to keel over anyway let alone adding a 35 pound child. We made it without crashing, and it was a nice reminder that this cycling thing is important, but it's my family that will be there when the wheels just won't turn anymore. And I need to be there for them.
So how hard was this month? The stats below tell the story starting with last week's 404 miles and nearly 46,000 feet of climbing:
Last week – 404 miles and 46,000 feet of climbing. Weekly mileage annotated in red
January 2011 – 1673 miles and 175,559 feet of climbing. Monthly mileage in red
January 2011 with mileage, hours, and calories burned
Finally, here is a screenshot is a close-up of me struggling up a 17% gradient (Vestavia Forest) with nearly 25 miles still left to ride!
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what a base! im sure it will pay huge dividends in the long run! nice work. that's super impressive.
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Retired Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, who commanded coalition forces during the Gulf War, died Dec. 27, a U.S. official said. He was 78.
After Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, Schwarzkopf directed the buildup of 700,000 coalition troops. On January 17, 1991, they began a nearly six-week air assault of Iraqi forces that was followed by a swift ground campaign that pushed Saddam Hussein's forces out of Kuwait.
U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the general left an indelible imprint on the military.
"General Schwarzkopf's skilled leadership of that campaign liberated the Kuwaiti people and produced a decisive victory for the allied coalition," Panetta said in a written statement. "In the aftermath of that war, General Schwarzkopf was justly recognized as a brilliant strategist and inspiring leader. Today, we recall that enduring legacy and remember him as one of the great military giants of the 20th century."
Former President George H.W. Bush, who is hospitalized, said the general was a "true American patriot and one of the great military leaders of his generation."
In 1988, Schwarzkopf was appointed commander of U.S. Central Command.
A Time magazine correspondent described the general, as he prepared his troops along the Kuwaiti border in 1990, as a man "with a John Wayne swagger and a growl like a grizzly."
The general earned the sobriquet "Stormin' Norman."
Schwarzkopf made a reputation as a plain-spoken commander when he gave media briefings during Operation Desert Storm.
He told a room full of his reporters: "As far as Saddam Hussein being a great military strategist, he is neither a strategist, nor is he schooled in the operational arts, nor is he a tactician, nor is he a general, nor is he a soldier. Other than that, he's a great military man, I want you to know that.
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You are ahead of me in the game, but with your dodge that high are you getting rage starved? That new 2.4 trinket sounds like it would be perfect for you, lots of stam, but still give you the dodge when you really need it.
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Currently my tanking stats from armory unbuffed are... 14.8k hp, 16.8k armor, 98 hit rating, 523 def, 26.1% dodge, 18.1% parry, 32.1% block rating.
My current trinkets are Moroes' Pocket Watch, and Scarab of Displacement. I am thinking of replacing either one of those trinks with Darkmoon Card: Vengeance; sacrificing either dodge or overall defense rating for the +51 sta, since I'm only at 14.8k unbuffed hp.
Would like some feedback if I should do so or not.
I am the MT for my guild, and we just started MH/BT... starting azgalor attempts tonight.
You are ahead of me in the game, but with your dodge that high are you getting rage starved? That new 2.4 trinket sounds like it would be perfect for you, lots of stam, but still give you the dodge when you really need it.
i do fine with rage. Yah was checking out the 2.4 trinket on berg's list but that patch wont be for another month and need something now for the time being at least. I also notice that tanks that are well into MH and BT have decently high dodge/parry with only a 25% block rating
I'd prolly replace the scarab if you already have the Veng card, I wouldnt sweat it too much tho. Once I get a big defense window to play with I am swapping out the Scarab for that 40 stam one from SSC - but I am too cheap to buy Veng, anyhow.
Didnt make the card set yet, which is why i posted this to see if i should go ahead and do it. Ultimately i would want to don the shadowmoon insignia and the new trink from 2.4 tho.
Just got all my cards 2gether cost me about 1300g :/ waiting till next week to hand it in, thx for w/e input every1 put in!!!
The answer to this is very fight dependent. Some fights, you want tons of avoidance to avoid being killed during silences, giving life back to the boss (Second in Hyjal, bad with names), and avoid stacking debuffs (Bloodboil). Other fights do not require much avoidance, and a ton of HP helps more with survival (And rage generation). Were I you, I would make the card, and use it on fights where you don't need the avoidance (Rage, Supremus, Kael, Vashj, Leo).
Personally I have all 3 trinkets you mentioned (And the 40 stam one from SSC), and switch them out based on the fight.
scarab is passively better than moroes.


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