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The best and easiest indoor training and potty solution. You will not be disappointed in this purchase.
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I bought this to help aid in the potty training of a new 6 month old puppy. She started using it all on her own in a few days. I didn't even have to introduce her to it. I put a peeped under the grass for easy cleanup.
Great stress relieving way to train :)
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I got this product for my chihuahua who is actually already potty trained to go outside, but hates going out in the winter and I feel bad watching her shiver. Well she didn't want anything to do with it (she is very committed to going outside). We recently got an Australian Shepherd pup though and never picked up the potty patch, the very first day we brought her home she surprised us by going over and using it. We have had her for 4 days now and not one accident in the house, she is using the potty patch religiously and it relieves all of our stresses about leaving, and nighttime! Unfortunately we got the small dog size, so we have to buy a bigger size eventually, but it stays out of the way, stays in place (even the grass), is lightweight and easy to clean out afterward. I have nothing bad to say about it, yet have only been using it for 4 days.
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After I got the Potty Patch, I found that my dogs were not having accidents on the rugs anymore!!! Will always train with the Potty Patch for any future dogs!
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Dog takes lasix, urinates more frequently than other dogs. Needed place for her to go in basement. She uses all the time. However the fake grass had become hard to clean started to smell. Had to throw out. Also the size for the large dogs is just two trays with a connector that is useless. That has been thrown out as well. Needs work. New grass and better construction for large dogs.
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11 January 2013 10:56am
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Chris Dicomidis leads Pontypridd out against Leinster tomorrow
Pontypridd skipper Chris Dicomidis is gearing up for one of the biggest challenges his side has faced in the semiprofessional era - a winner takes all encounter against Leinster A in the British & Irish Cup.
To play a fully pro provincial outfit is a tough ask, and we expect them to be fully loaded against us
Dale McIntosh's side go into the game at the Donnybrook Stadium in Dublin on Saturday with the two opposing teams shoulder to shoulder at the head of the group with 15 points apiece. Only one team will progress into the knock out stages of the tournament.
Captain Dicomidis has this week overcome a bruised sternum and is confident of the ability of his squad in rising to the occasion.
"We are all looking forward to what will be a massive challenge" he said.
"We know that Leinster all but demolished us in a corresponding fixture on their patch last year, but we feel that we have a score to settle.
"To play a fully professional provincial outfit is a tough ask, and we expect them to be fully loaded against us, which hopefully will indicate the respect they have for us. That respect is mutual, but we believe they are beatable and if we turn up with our A game then the job can be done."
The Welsh side know a losing bonus point is the bare minimum required from the trip to Ireland. Leinster were convincing winners when the two sides met in the competition last year but a last gasp try from centre Dafydd Lockyer saw Pontypridd win at Sardis Road earlier in the competition.
Lockyer will not have the opportunity to repeat his match winning exploits as he is sidelined with a dead leg. Another absentee will be flanker Rhys Shellard with a jarred neck, an injury suffered in Ponty's last encounter against Neath.
There are no fewer than eight changes made to the team that started the win over Neath leaving Dicomidis in confident mood.
"We just got the better of Leinster in a nip and tuck home leg at Sardis Road back in October and the return tie on Saturday will probably be just as close, just as hard fought," he added.
"If we can repeat the result, as difficult as that may be, it will be a big statement of our intent to challenge and succeed at this level of competition."
Pontypridd: 15 Geraint Walsh 14 Chris Clayton 13 Adam Thomas 12 Gary Williams 11 Owen Williams 10 Dai Flanagan 9 Carl Thomas, 1 Chris Phillips 2 Huw Dowden 3 Keiron Jenkins 4 Cory Hill 5 Chris Dicomidis (c) 6 Ed Siggery 7 Wayne O'Connor 8 Dan Godfrey.
Replacements: Lloyd Williams, Simon Humberstone, Matthew Nuthall, Darran Harris, Craig Locke, Jake Thomas, Bradley Thyer.
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Vol. II N.° 7 Barcelona, April 21, 1937 Please reprint THE SPANISH REVOLUTION BULLETIN OF THE WORKERS' PARTY OF MARXIST UNIFICATION OF SPAIN P.O.U.M. AGENTS FOR ENGLAND: The I.L.P. The Marxist League. PRICE IN ENGLAND: 2d. PRICE IN U.S.A. .05 EDITORIAL OFFICE: "THE SPANISH REVOLUTION" 10, Rambla de los Estudios BARCELONA CONTENTS 1. The Crisis of the Government of Catalonia. - 2. Revolution vs. Counter-Revolution. - 3. The Thirteen Points. - 4. Treachery at Malaga. - 5. Catalonia Losses Her Army. - 6. The Democratic Countries Against the Spanish Revolution. - 7. The Agrarian Question in Spain THE CRISIS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF CATALONIA After twelve days the crisis of the Government of the Generality continues in the same state as on the day it first broke out. The unexpected decision of the President of the Generality in appointing a restricted government from above, instead of facilitating a solution, has only complicated and deferred it. This threat of a "coup d'etat" has miserably failed, covering the actor with ridicule and considerably diminishing his authority, already badly damaged. The result can be foreseen. If the former Government, constituted with the support of the organizations represented, was unable to stand up, what fate other than complete failure can await the new manoeuvres of the President? The idea of hurriedly naming a government, simply because the organizations concerned cannot reach an agreement, is most dangerous. The C.N.T. councillors have not taken over their posts; the Government was still-born; the crisis continues and at the very time we write these lines no solution can be found. The C.N.T. and the P.S.U.C., the two principal rivals, stubbornly hold to their positions. The former, demands fundamentally, as a necessary condition to their continued collaboration, the modification of the Public Order Decrees, decisive support for socializing large agricultural estates, the encouragement of industrial collectivitzation, a rigorous cleansing of the armed forces, the setting up of advisors in each of the Councils made up of delegates from the other organizations represented in the Government, etc. The reformists flatly refuse these demands and themselves demand the immediate application of the Public Order Decrees, oppose all attempts to socialize the countryside, desire a slow pace in collectivizing industry and demand full authority for the Councillors without interference by the organizations. In these circumstances, a solution is only possible if based upon concessions of principle. Will the C.N.T. (Anarcho-Syndicalists) give in again? It appears improbable. The evident retreat made by the revolution during recent weeks has produced a lively discontent in Anarchist circles. This discontent among the workers of the C.N.T. is growing every day, and the recent Congress, of the Catalan trade unions ordered the directing committee not to retreat a single step further. Will the P.S.U.C. (Stalinists) give in? If the C.N.T. stands firm by its position, the P.S.U.C. can only do likewise, because it lacks the strength and the prestige to govern against the C.N.T. and the P.O.U.M., the organizations which represent the revolutionary will of the masses of Catalan workers and which hold strategic positions. In this case, a government analogous to the original one would be formed, but with a reinforcement of the positons of the C.N.T. Without doubt the solution would be as transitory as the earlier ones, because the basic problem in question is the problem of power, and the problem has no solution other than that proposed by our party—the formation of a government made up exclusively of the representatives of the workers' parties and organizations, which would immediately put into effect a series of socialist measures (such as envisaged in the 13 points framed by the Central Committee of the P.O.U.M.) and call a Congress of delegates of Workers' and Peasants' Unions and of soldiers, from which would spring the Workers' and Peasants' Government so badly needed in the present circumstances. ANDRES NIN
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the protection warrior guide on Noxxicis pretty poor, but its a a start.
ok, i have spent the last few hours going through my ppls armory and noxxic guides. While i don't personally like following a guide to the letter (I like to think there is still some personal preference in the way we play our toons) i have made individual posts on out fb page for each of them.
Hope this doesn't upset them but since more than 1/2 our group is so geared that we NEED to do heroic mode, they need to pull their fingers out and fix things. I have done what i can....as far as i know....wish i was much more experienced, like you guys lol.
A couple of the ppl in the log are PUGs, so i didn't bother doing anything about those.
the protection warrior guide on Noxxicis pretty poor, but its a a start.
is there one you can recommend?
Icuil switches between tank and DPS in the raid, that might explain some of the "odd" ability usage you noticed from the prot warrior. I have no DPS or healing spec, im only tank (that and i really don't like the holy power system they implemented, playing ret reminds me too much of playing my rogue :S )
No warrior spec uses Cleave on single target. Ever. Just like a prot pally would never use HotR on single target. as to warrior guides;
8/2/31 http://www.wowhead.com/talent#LG0cZ0...Roozru:0oZzZzM
You have to floater points in the prot tree, I have placed them in safe guard in the above tree, but they could go into Imp rev, Thunderstruck. If you really must you can drop Cruelty or Blood and Thunder, but generally its a bad idea
Single target;
1. Keep Demo Shout Up
2. Shield Slam
3. Keep Rend Up*
4. (Revenge**)Devastate is Shield slam has >1.5s left on its Cooldown
5. Shockwave
6. Concussion Blow
7. (Revenge**)Devastate
8. Heroic Strike (Inner Rage) to prevent Rage capping
*Rend should be refreshed via Thunderclap when it has less than 3 seconds duration left If you do not take Blood and Thunder. obviously you can't do this and Rend falls behind Concussion Blow in priority.
1. Keep Demo shout Up
2. Shockwave
3. Keep Rend Up
4. Thunderclap
5. Revenge**
6. Shield slam
7. Concussion Blow
8. Devastate
9. Cleave to burn excess rage.
**Revenge should only be used if you take the talent Imp.Revenge and the Prime Glyph, and those should only be taken if Revenge sims higher than Devastate. Generally Revenge is not worth it until you're at the point where you're starting to use pure stam gems, or your weapon is a tier or more behind the rest of your gear. For AoE Revenge should still only be used if you talent and glyph it, but you no longer care if its better or worse than dev since it now hit Two targets.
Ideally you will be keeping berserker rage and shield Block on CD when you have aggro, and will have a fairly high uptime on Inner rage too. Heroic strike should be making up around 33% of your damage on any fight where you have a boss beating on you 100% of the time.
Do not be afraid to pop Recklessness. It's a massive threat CD, 20% more damage taken means 20% more Rage, 20% more vengeance. and 50% crit is not to be sneezed at either. Obviously you'd ideally pop it in conjunction with Shield Block to minimise the chance of dying but also to maximise the benefits of Shield Slam's double damage. Don't be stupid though, if the boss is about to use his "massive laser of tank death" don't have Recklessness up. it's worth noting that activating Recklessness will put SHield Wall and Retaliation on CD for 10 seconds, cancelling Recklessness will not remove this CD, so make sure you won't need either of those abilities in the next 10 seconds before popping Recklessness.
Retaliation is of marginal utility to a Prot warrior, it only procs off mele attacks that damage you, as we normally roll with fairly high avoidance it's really hard to use all the charges unless you're facing multiple enemies. assuming a 2s swing timer and 33% avoidance you'd need at least 5 mobs to gain the full benefit, and assuming you haven't stunned them.
Prime: Shield Slam, Devastate
Major: Thunderclap
Minor: Demoralizing Shout, Berserker Rage
Your goal is to get 102.4% avoidance+block and ensure no boss can ever land an unmitigated hit on you. Once this is achieved you will get the most survivability out of stamina,Pre CTC you want to keep doge and Parry RATINGS eqaul to maximise CTC coverage and avoid Diminishing returns, while We do get more survivability out of parry than dodge as warriors do to Hold The Line the defensive benefits are miimal compared to maximising CTC. Most likely you won't be able to get hem exactly eqaul so get them close an er on the side of parry. Thus
Pre-CTC: Mastery> Dodge=parry>stamina>everything else
post CTC: Stamina>parry>Dodge>mastery>everything else
Meta: Eternal Earthsiege
Yellow: Fractured Amberjewel (preCTC)/Puissant Dream Emerald (postCTC)
Red: Fine Ember Topaz (preCTC)/Defender's Demonseye (postCTC)
Blue: Puissant Dream Emerald (preCTC)/Solid Ocean Sapphire (postCTC)
Feel free to replace them with their epic quality variants.
Something might have changed, but should Thunder Clasp be right below Demo shout with the caveat only to keep it up (not hit it when it's off CD)? And Same for in AoE. Not so much for Threat/DPS reasons, but for survivability? I'm not trying to pick a fight, since I haven't played since I let my sub run out in October... just curious
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
I would say that depending on the fight and your raid composition, a prot warrior may want to make 3 stacks of sunder armor his priority before going into his rotation, just to help out the melee dps on a fight where every ounce of DPS is going to make a difference. That's just imo though.
@Loganisis: if you use TC to keep rend up the TC debuff will not fall off. If i reacall it's duration is something like twice that of rend.
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
Tank V Tank is easy. Race to 20million threat and then just taunt off...
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
I'm not sure anymore.
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
The cruising rotation is the cruising rotation. No warrior tank does demo shout as his first GCD on the pull, not unless he want the raid to go squish. You are also never likely to be in a situation where Rend Shield Slam and demo are all fighting for he gcd, it just doesn't happen if you mainly refresh Demo in the last GCD before a shield slam naturally finishes its cooldown. secondly getting sunder armour to 3 on the pull for the sake of raid DPS? Put your big boy pants on and use shattering throw on the pull; if you can't get 3 stacks up naturally by the time it falls off well guess what you just had a [ST>SS>Rend>DEV>SS>DEV>ss>DEV] the best opening a prot warrior can hope for. Sunder armour to 3 is dead. dead dead stop waving it in the air like it was meaningful, and put over in the corner with the "DK's don't have a shield so they can't tank". As for the threat cap; check you omen numbers boys, have you noticed that in Dragon soul all the TPS numbers are about a magnitude smaller than they used to be?
People are running omen in DS? o.O
ps Also, I never opened with ST because of its rage cots and stance requirement. Is it really worth doing?
Last edited by kopcap; 03-18-2012 at 07:56 AM.
Depends, If you care enough that you'd forgo your optimal rotation for stacking sunder quickly, Yes.
Yeah, personally i just stopped using Omen. I have tidy threat to tell me how close i am/how far away the next person is to having aggro. That's really all you NEED to know imo. I'm not saying Omen is bad or anything, i just found it unescacarily bulky for a time where threat is one of a tanks least concerns. As long as your OT doesn't have his head up his ass you really never have to worry about it.
And I do believe that's the first time i ever heard soembody suggest to open with a shattering throw.
Next you'll be telling me lust on the pull is a new idea...
Srsly though if you're willing to sacrafice 3 gcds for 12% less armour, why aren't you willing to sacfice 1 gcd for 20% less?
Whuuuut?Next you'll be telling me lust on the pull is a new idea...
Shattering throw has a cast time if i recall correctly. Cast time =/= 1 GCD.
That aside, you are correct, stacking sunder armor really isn't a "must" withing 10 seconds of combat starting. It is kind of a nice, low cost way to burn 3 GCD's though while rage and vengeance ramps up a bit now that i think about it.


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On a local public radio show, a meteorologist said he believes that yes there is climate change, but human activities are not the influence. He claimed the 1930s Dust Bowl is evidence enough to suggest that humans are not the cause.
Is it not possible that humans also affected the Dust Bowl weather through the Industrial Revolution, rise of cars, and coal?
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It seems to me that when the vast majority of climate scientists around the world agree that human activity including industry and cars either contribute or cause climate change, I have to ask how can all these people be wrong? It seems those scientists who disagree are either looking for publicity or are in the direct or indirect employ of oil, coal and other industries whose products pollute the atmoshpere.
Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:18 pm
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Well, about the global warming there are many theories and opinions and everyone wants to participate. I used believe that men and particularly industries were the only responsible for the climate change. However, I have been researching for a long time and I have found that the weather is not only rising in the earth, but in other planets like Venus and Mars. In the case of Mars, its pole has been melting lately and in Venus the climate has just become hotter. Thus, it seems to be that the whole Solar System has been going warmer. However, I also think men and many developments have made our planet hotter. I guess there are many factors to take into account when it comes to the climate change.
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Movement 1: Life's turmoil and a few bits of satire
Movement 2a: A trip to the attic A tear or two for a childhood forever gone. The bugler
Movement 2b: A lament for a lost boy
Movement 2c: A half-mutilated cradle Berceuse
Movement 2d: First carousel ride and sounds of a hurdy-gurdy
Movement 3: Disciplines and improvisations
What is novel today becomes normal tomorrow through familiarity, and immediately some new twist, some fresh distortion is instinctively desired, since it is always some divergence from the normal that fascinates in art. […] the more naturally gifted the man, the greater the likelihood that he will say with Walt Whitman: 'I resist anything better than my own diversity'.
Those words apply to Ornstein in two ways in particular. First, his new twists and distortions did indeed become normal, but not for almost half a century: both the sounds themselves and his distinctive approach to notation prefigure the rise of 1960s modernism. The multi-stave layout he often employs (and which Sorabji was first to adopt, a decade or so later) is remarkable for its practicality—though his textures both sound and look complex, Ornstein's familiarity with the geography of the keyboard allows him to expand considerably the sonic resources available to the player (initially, of course, himself) without asking anything that isn't intrinsically pianistic.
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Perhaps I should amplify the Take Off that I introduce on Page 16 line 4. A rhythmic pattern, page 16, line 2, occurred to me and triggered the image of young dancers facing each other and improvising, whether consciously or unconsciously, some choreography of seemingly primitive origins. The nervous gyrations seemed incredible. The faces, glazed and showing almost no response to what they were doing, made me want to make some musical comment on the scene. The persistent bass is its own comment on the breathless scraps in the treble clef.
As the Burlesca stomps itself into the ground, the sweetness of the Rachmaninovian melody again pours forth its balm, and a coda re-examines the music of the opening section one last time.
The second movement brings a startling structural innovation, a suite of miniatures folded into the sonata as a whole, a device that Ornstein appears to have pioneered in his Fifth Sonata of 1973/4, entitled Biography in Sonata Form: its third movement, 'Some Flashbacks', consists of a suite of five separate sub-movements—there, as again now, Ornstein saw no point in resisting his own diversity, and commented that 'Some may object to the middle four Vignettes as an intrusion; others may find them a distinct contrast and relief from the brusqueness of the rest of the sonata'. This second movement of the Eighth Sonata bears the heading 'A Trip to the Attic—a Tear or Two for a Childhood Forever Gone' (this from a man whose childhood was almost a century in the past) and its simple textures allow the ear some relief after the complexity of the opening movement; all four sections bear conventional key signatures (elsewhere 'accidentals apply only to the notes before which they stand'). The first miniature, 'The Bugler', is an innocent march, and the exquisitely gentle 'A Lament for a Lost Toy' has a hint of the Baroque. 'A Half Mutilated Cradle—Berceuse' recalls Debussy; and 'First Carousel Ride and Sounds of a Hurdy Gurdy' is an ABA toccatina of amusing literalness.
The third movement is headed 'Disciplines and Improvisations', although it's the second word that seems to have more sway over its material. The playful atmosphere of the second movement seems to have carried over into this one, despite the complexity of the textures. Here, too, the headlong rush of the opening leads, via a Bartókian Vivo, to a Barbaro passage which is briefly relieved by filigree writing in the treble; soon a stomping quintuplet ostinato powers the music forwards, swinging between 5/8 and 6/8 until we encounter the relative calm of an extended 4/4 section—and another of those heart-stopping Rachmaninovian melodies, soon absorbed by Debussyan roulades. An intemperate chordal passage generates growing excitement, encouraged by another annotation from Ornstein: 'Give it all you've got to the very end'. The last few bars are marked 'As strident as possible' and are followed by the date of its completion—'September 23, 1990'—underlining that Ornstein was just as feisty a composer at the end of the twentieth century as he had been at its beginning. This work would be a remarkable achievement for a composer of any age; for one in his late nineties it's a downright staggering accomplishment, the more so for the intellectual control which can bind such unusually disparate material into a coherent entity. But then Grainger could have chosen another Whitman quote which would have fitted Ornstein as neatly: 'I am vast, I contain multitudes'.
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