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I haven't seen this data presented anywhere yet, but then I also haven't been looking.
Do you know how to collect combat log data for parsing? A few of the bosses have semi-variable attack speeds, or have phases of different speeds. The best way would be to either identify by phase or just for your purposes average the number of swings taken over the length of the fight.
I'll be the last person to talk you out of this sort of thing, but there has been a lot of (admittedly anecdotal) discussion on the value of dodge in ICC, what do you imagine being able to illustrate here?
Theoretically speaking it doesn't exactly matter how fast a boss swings unless it is so slow that you don't have a reasonable statistical chance to see a dodge (which doesn't happen, or you're taking so few hits it doesn't matter), otherwise 10% dodge is worth the same total damage reduction for either attack speed.
The value of avoidance, of course, is not just about total damage reduction but about damage interruption. The distinction aesthetically in fast vs slow swinging bosses is that on a fast swinging boss you'll see a slightly more staggered damage intake but each dodge may not be particularly game breaking, where as against a heavy slow hitting boss one avoid creates a longer gap between hurts and singly negates a major ouch.
I've been trying to find a way to illustrate this intelligently, but still the clamor from the peanut gallery is that "avoidance makes damage spiky" which is, of course, silly since it removes spikes of damage, it doesn't cause them. That phrase is usually a buzz word for, "makes damage taken less predictable so I don't require a constant stream of effective healing."


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Archive for March 23rd, 2012
Watch it Now: Susan Enfield on the future of Seattle Public Schools
With Interim Superintendent Susan Enfield's decision to leave for the Highline School District, Seattle Public Schools is in turmoil again. What insights does Enfield have for her replacement? What should the top priorities be for educating Seattle's kids? Enfield joins us in the studio for a candid one-on-one discussion on this week's City Inside/Out with Brian […][More]
Posted: March 23rd, 2012 under Schools, Take 21.
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Art Zone @ The Movies: The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games Dir. Gary Ross Now Playing Movies based on bestselling novels often trip over the fine print, with more energy expended dutifully reproducing every single character and subplot than in figuring out how to treat the subject cinematically. (Compare the first two leaden, painstakingly accurate Harry Potter films with Alfonso Cuaron's superior third […][More]
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Reviews for Anything But Ordinary LyricsPerformed by Avril Lavigne
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:) | Reviewer: Sweet Sacrifice | 11/30/07
Oh this song is perfect.Avril is the best of the best {}{}{} makes me wanna cry ... makes me so sad
great! | Reviewer: migz orion | 11/24/07
this song reflects me.. ouch, just like the song...theres something that i want...! you rock avril.. simple amazing^_^ peace out!
Go Avril! | Reviewer: Zay | 11/25/07
*Sigh* If only THIS Avril was with us again. I feel the need to mourn the girl who's singing Girlfriend to us these days; she used to be really cool. This is one of my favorite songs to scream along with when I'm just feeling crazy and I love it. It's just sad that Avril is capable of great stuff like this, but she chooses to waste her time singing about "the best damn thing."
meaningful | Reviewer: Lindsay | 11/22/07
Avril has done it once again! This song is so inspiring and I can relate to it so well, that I am going to sing it in my school's talent show. But I do have to admit that no one (not even me) can replace Avril's beautiful, extremely recognizable voice. God bless you, Avril!
<3 | Reviewer: Becca | 11/20/07
i love this song like crazzy...i want the old Avril back.. =[ stupid fucking new Avril sucks..sorry but it's true..i miss the old her. *tear*
great song! | Reviewer: e.m.o | 11/20/07
This is really an emotional song, a song full of feelings. I really like it and I can relate to it very well. Avril was great too, unfortunately she 's not anymore
eMo song | Reviewer: porkee eMo | 11/16/07
I love avril. I love this song so much. It's an emotional song. Full of feelings. Im touched. Im sad. Im Inspired. Every love has its own wings. What can we do about it? Let it fly and find its own nest. Hope the nest won't ruin. At this case it's starting to be destroyed. And it's really tragic. Losing someone you love can really turn your life upside down. What can we do about it again? Learn from it. Fix our wings. And fly away. Love you guys. =)
Avril is freakin awesome | Reviewer: Kanga Shelton | 11/4/07
Hey mates, Avril was my inspiration to go out there and sing. And look where it got me. IM FAMOUS!!! If you haven't heard of me that's because I'm famous in Australia. But Avril is awesome and I hope she never stops singing.
coool song | Reviewer: none ya | 10/19/07
yoo i love this song its like awesome!! haha anyway ... did miley cyrus really like right something on heree?? anyway... this is a pretty cool song
keep it up avril !!!
i LOVE this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Reviewer: maria | 10/9/07
this song is one of my favourites...Its very meaningful... when i hear it it makes me wanna cry! its PERFECT!
Wow | Reviewer: Ashley R.V | 9/27/07
I've had this album since i sheepishly brought it from HMV a few years back. Albums come and go, but this track in particular means i frequently re-load it into my cd player. I relate so much to this song. Thanks Avril, you changed my life.
- Ashley Robinson, UK.
avril rocks? | Reviewer: miley | 9/25/07
hey i love any thing but ordinary it is like ma favrot song i wish i sang that song avril lavinge you ROCK i am miley cyrus and i wish you where avril cyrus JK but this i somebody talking for mizz.cyrus lol well ttyl laetr
ace | Reviewer: tom | 9/21/07
her best song by far! i got the album with this on when i was about seven and i loved it immediately
A very meaningful song. | Reviewer: Sierra | 9/11/07
This song has so much meaning. I take these lyrics to heart, it's like my theme song.
This song rocks!!!! Marianne Faye | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/8/07
this song really rules... Avril ROCKS!!!! this song really speaks to me... This song is my fave song.. yeah!!!!
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DAKAR, Senegal (AP) -- Armed assailants who identified themselves as disciples of a self-styled prophet attacked the state television station, the airport and the main military base in Congo's capital in what many feared was a coup attempt early Monday, before being repelled by the country's military, officials and witnesses said.
Lambert Mende, Congo's government spokesman, confirmed the attacks in Kinshasa, saying around 40 people were killed in an exchange of gunfire Monday morning, including 16 at the military base, 16 at the airport and eight at the TV station. He also confirmed that shooting had occurred in Lubumbashi, the country's second-largest city located in southeastern Congo, but said calm had returned there and in Kinshasa by Monday afternoon.
"The city of Kinshasa was attacked at these three sites by a terrorist group which has not yet been identified, an unknown group that attacked the security forces who are in charge of protecting these three sites, which are of strategic importance," Mende said in a broadcast on Congolese television.
Most residents of this sprawling African capital first realized the attack was under way while watching a morning talk show on Radio Television Nationale Congolaise, the state broadcaster. Jessy Kabasele, the presenter of "Le Panier," or "The Breadbasket" show heard a commotion at around 8:10 a.m., including screams. He thought a fistfight had broken out, then saw one of his colleagues running out of the studio.
"It's then that I understood that we were in danger," he said. When he also ran out, he found the TV editing rooms empty. His colleagues were cowering under tables, he said. Before he could hide, more than a dozen men burst in.
"They were wearing civilian clothes, and they were carrying sticks, and pieces of wood, and they had a menacing air about them. They came into the studio and started hitting us," he said. "They tied me up with the tie I was wearing. They made me kneel down." The intruders said they wanted to broadcast a message on behalf of a fringe evangelical preacher in Congo, Joseph Mukungubila, who considers himself a prophet. The signal to the TV station was cut before they could do so.
At roughly the same time, other assailants attacked the airport and a military base, said Pascal Amisi, the deputy chief of staff of Congo's Minister of Communications. "They attacked three different targets at the same time," said Amisi. "We don't know for sure who they are, but the group that attacked the TV station said they were representing Prophet Mukungubila."
Mukungubila, a 66-year-old pastor, ran unsuccessfully in the 2006 presidential election. He is known as "The Prophet," and his messages broadcast on local radio and TV have won him a dedicated following in this enormous Central African nation. From his hiding place in an undisclosed location, Mukungubila confirmed to The Associated Press by telephone on Monday that his followers were behind the coordinated attacks, but he said his disciples were armed only with sticks and faced the automatic weapons brandished by the country's security forces.
He deflected questions about whether the attack was intended as a coup d'etat, saying instead that his faithful were acting out of anger after two young boys who belong to Mukungubila's congregation were attacked by security forces in Lubumbashi over the weekend. The boys, he said, were handing out a letter written by Mukungubila, which claims that Congolese President Joseph Kabila is not really Congolese and that he is a Rwandan national. The pastor said that after the boys were beaten, the last straw came on Monday at 4 a.m. when the military attacked Mukungubila's residence.
"On five separate occasions, the government has attacked me, to try to kill me. ... We are living in a real jungle here in Congo, and the international community cannot allow this to go on," he said. "This morning they again came to attack my house, and so we said enough. My disciples were angry. And they took what they could -- which was a bunch of sticks. My disciples were never armed. They went to show what we are capable of. I am a man of peace, and this was not a premeditated action. My disciples are people who believe in God, and they easily took over RTNC (the state TV station), as well as the military base and the airport," he said.
With a population of nearly 66 million, Congo spans a territory as large as Western Europe. It has twice gone to war with its smaller neighbor to the east, Rwanda, which as recently as this year was accused of propping up a rebel group, ensconced in Congo's eastern forest.


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Forte shows explosiveness in practicePosted by on August 13, 2012 – 11:21 pm
Matt Forte is considered one of the NFL's most talented and versatile running backs because of plays like the one he made during Monday night's practice at Ward Field.
Splitting out wide left, Forte raced down the sideline past linebacker Lance Briggs and hauled in a long pass from quarterback Jay Cutler.
"He's been great, like he's always been since Day 1 he stepped in the building," coach Lovie Smith said of Forte. "He's the ultimate pro. He can do everything you want him to do.
"Tonight you saw him line up out wide, score a long touchdown pass. He can run routes like a receiver can and make you miss in the open field. We have a lot of things in store for him this year."
Last year Forte became the first player in NFL history to compile at least 900 yards rushing and 400 yards receiving in each of his first four seasons.
After sitting out last Thursday's preseason opener against the Broncos, Forte is expected to play Saturday night when the Bears host the Redskins at Soldier Field.
"Matt Forte will play this week," Smith said. "We need to get [backup running back] Michael Bush some quality reps and we need to get our offensive line going. In order for us to do the things that we want to do offensively, we've got to get the running game going and hopefully we can."
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Tice the latest to praise JefferyPosted by on August 13, 2012 – 2:58 pm
Offensive coordinator Mike Tice on Monday joined a growing chorus of Bears coaches and players who have been singing the praises of rookie wide receiver Alshon Jeffery.
The second-round draft pick from South Carolina, who has been excelling in training camp, caught a game-high four passes for 35 yards in last Thursday's preseason opener versus the Broncos.
"We were real pleased with Jeffery," Tice said. "He made some plays for us and really dominated physically. [He] threw people around, and that was pleasing to see."
Jeffery has made several impressive catches in practice, especially over shorter defensive backs in red zone drills. Tice is confident that the 6-3, 216-pounder will produce similar plays in the regular season.
"I believe with that young man it will translate," Tice said. "I think we can all see that. That is a big, physical specimen. He played in the SEC against great competition. The speed of the game is not too big for him. He's played in front of big crowds.
"He is very calm, doesn't get overexcited, in fact to the point where I say every day, 'You OK?' [He responds], 'Yes, sir.' He's a very polite young man. He has been raised right. He's a great athlete. He won four [high school] state championships in basketball. You want to throw the ball up to him and let him go get it. He's going to do that."
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Tice surprised Spencer struggledPosted by on August 13, 2012 – 1:55 pm
Bears offensive coordinator Mike Tice said Monday he was "very surprised" that veteran left guard Chris Spencer did not play well in last Thursday night's preseason opener against the Broncos.
"Grade-wise for us last season he had the second-highest grade," Tice said. "Everyone wants Chris Williams and Chris Spencer to be like [right tackle] Gabe [Carimi]. It is two different styles. That is why we have Gabe on the right-hand side. He is a bruiser. But I was very surprised [about Spencer]. It was certainly not a tape—and Chris knows this; we spoke about it—you want on your résumé."
In six seasons with the Seahawks from 2005-10, Spencer made 66 of 70 starts at center. His first NFL start came at left guard in 2006 and he opened the final three games of the 2009 season at right guard.
Last season Spencer started 14 of 15 games played for the Bears at right guard, but he was moved to left guard this year with Lance Louis shifting from right tackle to right guard to make room at right tackle for Carimi, a 2011 first-round pick who missed 14 games of his rookie season with a knee injury.
"Chris' experience at guard has been minimal before he got here," Tice said. "He was a center. So anything at guard is new for him. But at the same point when we get a guy like Lance Louis and Carimi and you put those guys together on the right side, you should be formidable in the run game, so that is really important."
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Sarasota Ballet: Cojocaru, Kobborg to perform 'Giselle'
Date: May 8, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
The Sarasota Ballet is pleased to announce that two of the most famous dancers in the world, Alina Cojocaru and Johan Kobborg, will be Principal Guest Artists for the 2009-2010 Season which premieres with a new production of 'Giselle' on November 27, 2009 in the Sarasota Opera House.
Cojocaru, promoted to principal by Sir Anthony Dowell after her first performance in the title role of 'Giselle' with The Royal Ballet in London, is widely considered the most inspiring dancer in today's international ballet world to take the role. An April 29, 2009 New York Times review of a London performance of 'Giselle' noted, "For an improbably long time, showers of blooms rained down on Alina Cojocaru after her performance of "Giselle" at the Royal Opera House last week."
Kobborg, former principal of The Royal Danish Ballet and now principal of The Royal Ballet and Cojocaru's partner, is equally renowned as one of the leading male dancers today. He has been the recipient of numerous prizes and awards, including the Nureyev International Competition (Grand Prix 1994), USA International Competition, Jackson, USA (Grand Prix 1994) and the Erik Bruhn Competition (1993) and received a 2006 Laurence Olivier Award nomination for his production of La Sylphide.
Cojocaru and Kobburg's unique partnership and artistry have captured the hearts of audiences all around the world where they have made guest appearances, including dancing with the Mariinsky Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, La Scala Ballet, National Ballet of Canada, Hamburg Ballet, Stuttgart Ballet, Vienna State Opera Ballet and Teatro San Carlo, Naples, to name a few.
For the Sarasota Ballet Season Premiere, Cojocaru and Kobborg will be dancing in a new production of what is arguably the most famous romantic ballet of all time, which has been created by another one of the world's great Giselles, Margaret Barbieri. At the peak of her career with The Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet, Barbieri flew all over the world as guest in countless productions of 'Giselle' including Houston Ballet.
Barbieri will draw on her artistry and depth of understanding of this timeless ballet to create a fresh new production for the Sarasota Ballet.
"As soon as I heard of the departure of Lauren Strongin I phoned Johan to ask if there was any possibility that he and Alina could come and dance Giselle with the Sarasota Ballet. I am ecstatic that they have agreed to be Guest Artists for the 2009-2010 Season."
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Stuart Lancaster believes England must play with speed and guile if they are to emerge from the Stade de France with a second successive victory.
France Coach Phillipe Saint-Andre has given an insight into how Les Blues may approach the RBS 6 Nations opener on Saturday by naming a forward-dominated match day 23, with the likelihood of a six-two split of forwards and backs on the bench.
While ready to front-up to whatever France throw at them physically, manoeuvring their large, heavy forwards around the pitch is a priority for Lancaster, as he explained to RFUtv.
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"The six-two split on the bench is probably the biggest thing [to take from their 23], we know it's going to tough up front as that is what Italy did against us last year," said the England Head Coach.
"If we play quick and with tempo we have backline options who can come on and add a point of difference for us.
"We held our composure under some pretty intense pressure [on our last visit to France] and all three tries came from turnover ball or a counterattack, so it wasn't from set-piece tries that gave us the win."
Much has been made in the build-up to the game of how Toulouse – with seven players available to Saint-Andre for Saturday's clash – methodically over-powered Saracens in the Heineken Cup with a display of brutal physicality and cool efficiency.
But Lancaster says it is too simplistic to focus on just one team or one particular result and that international sides must have their own identity drawn from several club sides to be successful.
"There have also been some performances from the French clubs teams that have had a fantastic offloading game and free-flowing, running rugby," he said.
"The trick for all international coaches is to harness the club personnel into a national team and there's no magic wand to do that, it's through hard work, good relationships, culture and spending time together. I'm sure France will be helped in that regard by having an extra week of preparation."
Lancaster will name his match day 23 tomorrow evening and then reveal the composition of his starting XV on Thursday morning at 10:25am, live on RFU.com. Citing a number of credible examples such as Mako Vunipola or Joe Marler at loose head and Dylan Hartley or Tom Youngs at hooker, he said there has "been a debate over every position" within the coaching group.
While thinking about selection, Lancaster is pleased with the contributions from the young players in his squad and what that demonstrates about the culture he has worked so hard to establish.
With 11 players included in his 35-man RBS 6 Nations training squad from outside his Senior Elite Player Squad, Lancaster used the examples of wings Jonny May (23), Jack Nowell (20) and Anthony Watson (19) to illustrate his point.
"The important thing for me is that they feel settled and they feel they can contribute without having to go through some sort of graded process to earn their right to speak," he said. "It's a team where there is no hierarchy and young lads should be able to come in, contribute and be up to speed straight away."
England's fabulous 24-22 victory at the Stade de France two years ago was based on solidity at the set-piece and commitment and organisation in defence, augmented by sensational try-scoring breaks from Manu Tuilagi, Ben Morgan, to lay on a try for Ben Foden, and Tom Croft.
Recalling those tries with relish, Lancaster knows individual moments of brilliance are what it takes to win the showpiece matches.
"It any sport it is the players who create something out of nothing which ultimately win the big games," he added. "New Zealand have shown that this year in the games that they have won.
"After we scored the third try [in 2012] through Tom Croft, France still had an opportunity to come back and almost won the game as well. You can never write them off, at the point when Tom scored there was a big gap between us but one of the biggest lessons to take is you can never relax against the French."


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NJ Superintendent provides unintended lesson on plagiarism
The following wire story out of New Jersey tells of a school superintendent found plagiarizing a commencement speech and a letter to students.
By Joseph Ax
The Record (Hackensack N.J.)
HACKENSACK, N.J. _ Teaneck, N.J., interim Superintendent of Schools A. Spencer "Skip" Denham's words to the high school's graduating class of 2010 were ones of inspiration, encouragement and well wishes.
They also weren't his.
Denham, now retired, borrowed his June speech from that of another administrator, an Australian high school principal named John Warren, who delivered the same words at a graduation ceremony in 2008.
Denham's welcome-back-to-school letter _ sent to the school community last fall _ was also largely borrowed from other sources, apparently drawing its language from similar letters available online from districts around the country.
And he isn't alone. Internet searches of the phrases contained within the letter turn up more than a dozen other messages from superintendents and other administrators that share the same wording, an indication that others have followed the same path.
Denham apologized for the speech and the letter, saying he should have acknowledged his source material.
"The central portion of my graduation speech was focused on encouraging our graduating students to fondly remember the special times with their peers, their positive interactions with school staff members, their accomplishments in and outside the classroom, as they start their journey beyond high school," he said in an e-mail. "At the time, I should have credited Principal John Warren of Eynesbury Senior College. Regrettably, I did not do that."
Denham said his decision to use other sources for the letter stemmed in part from the tumult of the time.
"Our community was slowly recovering from the untimely death of our superintendent as well as a defeated school budget; therefore I drew, from a variety of sources, words to inspire staff, students, parents and community to not dwell on the past, but to move forward to build a brighter and better future for all our students," he wrote, referring to the sudden death of John Czeterko. "While the ideas I spoke about are universal and have existed for ages, I did rely on the particular words of others without giving due credit. For that, I apologize."
Online searches show that only a few sentences in the 500-word letter appear original, though it is not always clear whether Denham's letter was published before or after the other letters.
For his part, Warren said he was not angry that Denham had used his speech.
"I just would have expected some small acknowledgement," he said. "The educational community is quite open and sharing, so I wouldn't be that upset by it. It is an exercise in intrigue _ more than anything, I'm wondering how it came to be in his possession."
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On Thursday Foxy Loxy gave K2A a map of the school and lots of clues. The children worked out and followed the clues. Please see our pictures below to find out what happened.
Foxy Loxy and his map
"It is a map." "We are here."
"Here is the treasure."
"X marks the spot."
The clue said 'go to the pirate ship.'
"I have found the clue." 'I have a shell and 4 legs.'
Turtles! 'Oh no, I have hurt my hand.'
To the Nurse's room
The Nurse had the next clue...
'Mr Troll is sleeping under this...'
"Let's look at the map!"
The bridge, of course!
"We found the next clue, but not Mr Troll."
'I need to get some money.'
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'Where can I find a cup of coffee?'
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"Please can I have a hot chocolate?" "I would like some orange juice please."
"Please can I have orange juice?" "Thank you."
"Yummy!" "I have apple juice."
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The class had a great time at the cafe. They were all very good ordering their own drinks and being polite by saying "please" and "thank you".
Next time you are out and see a cafe, why don't you show your mum and dad how grown up you are in a cafe?
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DETROIT (AP) -- Below-ground utility relocation is underway on a 3.3-mile light rail system that will run from Detroit's riverfront to the city's New Center area.
Officials for the M-1 Rail say crews are moving or replacing water catch basins, storm manholes and water main gate valves along Woodward Avenue.
The work is the initial step toward full construction activities on the streetcar system and is not expected to prevent customer access to local businesses.
M-1 Rail chief operating officer Paul Childs says relocating underground utilities will "allow the project to move rapidly once track construction along Woodward Avenue begins next year."
The $140 million streetcar line is scheduled to start running in late 2015. The federal government has committed $25 million to the project.
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Charles Sackville (1643-1706), Earl of Dorset
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Sackville, who was then Lord Buckhurst, with Sir Charles Sedley and Sir Thomas Ogle, got drunk at the Cock in Bow-street by Covent-garden, and, going into the balcony, exposed themselves to the populace in very indecent postures.
He liked to be bit of a poet?
To all you ladies now at land,
We men at sea do write,
But first I hope you'll understand
How hard 'tis to indite:
The muses now and Neptune too
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Why such embroid'ry, fringe, and lace?
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text: Well, if you mean, by "regional" that it should be based upon what grows there, either naturally or in a farm, then pasties/pies from this region should be: Turkey, cream cheese/sourcream and huckleberry beef/apple or crabapple hmmm....what kind of food would be a good mix with pumpkins? maybe beef, dried berries and pine nuts? chicken, cabbage, onion, squash? Otherwise, for Spokane, you'd be looking at our traditions, which are fairly wild west. I suppose it'd be bean this that and the other. On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 3:23 PM, Johnna Holloway <johnnae at mac.com> wrote: > Depends where you want to go with this topic. > > This is the Midwest. You could do impossible pies (anyone remember those?) > > http://www.bettycrocker.com/search/searchresults.aspx?terms=impossibly > > such as > > > http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes.aspx/impossibly-easy-chicken-taco-pie/2a1cc84e-00a8-46d3-8c8e-26867da043de > > Oh I know. It's the Midwest, it's winter, it's taco pie time > > http://www.recipe.com/recipes/savory-pie/taco/ > > http://chowtimes.com/2008/03/14/taco-pie/ > > > http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes.aspx/impossibly-easy-taco-pie/cad8267c-2cb0-4dc2-b6e7-9c57a9575430 > > Johnnae > > > >> ...this raises an interesting question, probably worthy of a topic >> change - if you were going to make a meat pie inspired by flavors >> traditional to your (non-meat-pie-eating) area, what would it contain? >> > _______________________________________________ > Sca-cooks mailing list > Sca-cooks at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/sca-cooks-ansteorra.org > -- Ian of Oertha


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The tritone or 'Devil's Chord' – a musical interval, such as the augmented fourth, spanning three whole tones – has a long musical history of links to diabolism, from the Church's wholesale banning of it in the Middle Ages, through the Romantic era, blues and jazz, to modern film music and death metal.
Before the proscription of the interval it was, according to Professor John Deathridge, King Edward Professor of Music at King's College London, often used to represent the presence of evil: "In mediæval theology, you have to have some way of presenting the devil. Or if someone in the Roman Catholic Church wanted to portray the crucifixion, it is sometimes used there." Later, though, it came to be seen as a dissonance, and was outlawed, says Deathridge, on technical grounds in which, perhaps, a theological ban can also be read.
Romantic portrayals of evil – particularly in the works of Wagner – brought the tritone's tension-inducing power to the musical fore, and modern musicians – from film composer Bernard Hermann to seminal 'metal' act Black Sabbath – have drawn on these associations to add a spooky atmosphere to their own work. Sabbath's guitarist Tony Iommi denies making conscious use of the 'Devil's Interval', claiming that he was just looking for "something that sounded right… something that sounded really evil and very doomy."
The genre's love affair with the tritone is examined in a new film about the history of heavy metal, A Headbanger's Journey (see www.metalhistory.com). BBC News, 28 Apr 2006
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Wagner – Gotterdammerung
Sibelius – Fourth Symphony
Britten – War Requiem
Leonard Bernstein – West Side Story
Bernard Hermann – The Day the Earth Stood Still
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Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath
King Crimson – Larks' Tongues in Aspic
Rush – YYZ
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Why Sarah Palin's Lack of Knowledge of the Bush Doctrine is Terrifying
Over at the Atlantic, James Fallows has a very important point to make about why it's important for a vice-president to know the difference between the Bush Doctrine and kind of lamp they sell at Ikea…
It is embarrassing to have to spell this out, but for the record let me explain why Gov. Palin's answer to the "Bush Doctrine" question — the only part of the recent interview I have yet seen over here in China — implies a disqualifying lack of preparation for the job.
Alright, I have a feeling this is going to be good. Let's see what Fallows has to say about Palin…
Each of us has areas we care about, and areas we don't. If we are interested in a topic, we follow its development over the years. And because we have followed its development, we're able to talk and think about it in a "rounded" way. We can say: Most people think X, but I really think Y. Or: most people used to think P, but now they think Q. Or: the point most people miss is Z. Or: the question I'd really like to hear answered is A.
I can honestly say that I have absolutely no interest in X, so he's losing me a little bit. And while I have a fleeting interest in Q, Z is something that's always confounded me. (There, I said it.)
Can we talk about Palin, please?
Mention a name or theme — Brett Favre, the Patriots under Belichick, Lance Armstrong's comeback, Venus and Serena…
How about we mention the name Sarah Palin?
…and anyone who cares about sports can have a very sophisticated discussion about the ins and outs and myth and realities and arguments and rebuttals. People who don't like sports can't do that.
Do you know what I care about? Political analysis that's about politics. Okay, I guess I can kind of understand the sports analogy, people do that a lot with politics.
Just so long as he doesn't start going into something completely unrelated, like fashion, antique furniture, the world of restaurants and fine dining, or (blush) opera…
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I almost certain that Fallows does eventually make a decent point about Palin's speech last night.
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Add tiger or other animal prints to a plain sweater with blanket-stitch applique from Sulky of America. Sewn embellishments create an interesting garment of wearable art. A large fabric tiger creates a focal point this example.
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Using Steam-A-Seam 2, double-sided fusible-web, remove the printed release sheet and place the web, sticky-side down, on pattern for appliqué. Trace all the long leaves with a permanent marker onto the unprinted release sheet. Peel up and hand press onto the green fabric you have chosen to be the long leaves. Cut out pieces. You can reposition Steam-A-Seam 2 again and again to make the most efficient use of your fabric. (The same results can be accomplished with Sulky KK 2000 Temporary Spray Adhesive and any paper-backed fusible web.) Repeat step one for large leaves and branches.
The animal! Choose the animal print (lion, tiger, bear, etc.) that you wish to feature on the garment. Since the nylon net will actally be placed on top of the tiger when it is applquéd to the garment, cut out all three at once... animal, Steam-A-Seam 2 and nylon net. Remove the printed release sheet from Steam-A-Seam 2 and place the sticky side against the back of the tiger. Peel away the plain release sheet and place a piece of nylon net (with metallic sparkles) against the sticky side. Cut out all 3 following the outline of the tiger (leave no seam allowance).
To simplify the appliqué process enormously, cut open the side seams of your pullover garment to create a relatively flat surface on which to work. Apply a moderately hot iron (NO STEAM) for several seconds to press two layers of Sulky Totally Stable to the wrong side of the front of the garment in all areas that you will be stitching. If Totally Stable works loose after lots of handling, just repress to restick it. You can save and reuse any excess Totally Stable which you tear away after you've finished stitching.
Peel the second release sheet from the branch pieces. Position branches using the placement diagram as a guide, or get creative and design your own placement which may be dictated by the size and type of garment you are using. Use more or less branches to accomplish the look you want for your unique original piece of wearable art. Remember: With Steam-A-Seam 2 or Sulky KK 2000, you can reposition the pieces again and again up until the time you fuse them in place with an iron.
If desired, remove the release sheet from all the pieces at this time and play with the layout until you're satisfied that this underlayer of branches is where you want it to be. The other pieces can be replaced onto a release sheet to save until you're ready to use them. Before fusing, try on your garment to be sure you are pleased with your layout and placement of pieces. Once satisfied, stem press them in place.
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Select the Blanket-Stitch if your machine has one. Other stitch choices would be an open zig-zag or blind hem (usually with invisible thread on top as well as in the bobbin).
Blanket stitch around all of the branches. then place the one long leaf that extends above and below the animal and fuse it in place. Blanket stitch around the leaf with Sulky 30 wt. Dark Maple #1158.
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Examination and testing ( objective ) :
a.Extraoral examination :
1. Signs of facial asymmetry
2. Palpation of the swelling to determine if it is localized or diffuse , firm or fluctuant .
3. Palpation of the cervical and mandibular LN .
4. sinus tract of odontogenic origin may open through the skin of the face ( extraoral sinus tract)
-What is the sinus and sinus tract ?
( Anatomy ) : any bodily cavity or hollow space .
( Pathology ) : an abnormal passage leading from a suppurating cavity to
the body surface : a passage leading to a cavity containing pus
[ Sinus Tract ] :
A channel leading a pathway from an enclosed area of inflammation to an epithelial surface .
opening or stoma or parulis may be intraoral or extraoral and it is an orifice through which pus is discharged .
*[ Intraoral Sinus Tract ] :
The stoma may be open in the alveolar mucosa in the attached gingival , through the furcation or gingival crevice
A sinus tract may or may not be lined with epithelium .
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Sinus tract usually disappear spontaneously with elimination of the causative factor by root canal therapy .
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*Term fistula : is improperly used to describe this type of drainage
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Sinus tracing will provide objectively in diagnosing the location of the problem
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After a radiograph is exposed , the termination is determined by following the path taken by the GP .
-When a narrow defect is present , the DD must includes :
•The opening of a periapical endodontic lesion
•A vertical root fracture
•Present of development groove on the root surface
-Soft tissue examination :
# The gingival , mucosa , tongue and cheek should be dri…* and examined for any abnormalities in color and texture .
# Any raised lesions or ulcerations should be examined …* evaluated with biopsy or referral .
-Intraoral Swelling :
Intraoral swelling should be visualized and palpated to determine if they are diffuse , localized,
# Swelling in the anterior part of the palate is most frequently associated with infection present at the apex of maxillary lateral incisor or palatal root of maxillary first premolar
# Swelling in the posterior part of the palate is most likely associated with the palatal root of maxillary molars .
# Swelling present in the mucobuccal fold can result from infection associated with the apex of mandibular teeth that exits the alveolar bone on the facial and is superior to the muscle attachment in that area of the mandible .
# Sublingual space swelling can occur if the infection from the root apex spreads to the lingual and exits the alveolar bone superior to the attachment of mylohyoid muscle .
The tongue will be elevated and the welling will be because the sublingual space is contiguous with no midline separation .
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- Crime and Early Retirement Among Older Americans
Dan Silverman and Olivia S. Mitchell
This paper investigates the relationship between local crime rates and the retirement decisions of older Americans. We do so by linking data from the Health and Retirement Study with measures of local crime patterns taken from the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Unified Crime Reports. If we condition on crime rates alone, there is either a weakly positive or no relationship between local crime patterns and older men's propensity to retire early. But unobservable factors associated with early retirement may be correlated with residence in higher-crime rate cities, so next we condition on both the expectation for the crime rate and deviations from average crime levels. We find a positive and statistically significant association between early retirement and expectations for murder rates, and a positive but, on average, imprecisely estimated positive association between early retirement and unexpected increases in crime. The effect of unanticipated increases in crime is greatest, and significant for those in poor health. In this latter group, men are 14 percent more likely to retire early given a standard deviation increase in unexpected murder rates. These findings are consistent with a pattern of more early retirement among those who live in higher crime areas, and earlier retirement among those in poor health when crime levels rise above anticipated levels.
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Mark Pauly, Olivia Mitchell, and Peter Zeng
Employers must determine which sorts of healthcare insurance plans to offer employees and also set employee premiums for each plan provided. Depending on how they structure the premiums that employees pay across different healthcare insurance plans, plan sponsors alter the incentives to choose one plan over another. If employees know they differ by risk level but premiums do not fully reflect these risk differences, this can give rise to a so-called "death spiral" due to adverse selection. In this paper, we use longitudinal information from a natural experiment in the management of health benefits for a large employer to explore the impact of moving from a fixed dollar contribution policy to a risk-adjusted employer contribution policy. Our results suggest that implementing a significant risk adjustment had no discernable effect on adverse selection against the most generous indemnity insurance policy. This stands in stark contrast to previous studies, which have tended to find large impacts. Further analysis suggests that previous studies which appeared to detect plans in the throes of a death spiral, may instead have been experiencing an inexorable movement away from a non-preferred product, one that would have been inefficient for almost all workers even in the absence of adverse selection.
- Modeling Lifetime Earnings Paths: Hypothetical versus Actual Workers
Andrew Au, Olivia S. Mitchell, and John W. R. Phillips
To assess the distributional effects of social security reform proposals, it is essential to have good information on real-world workers' lifetime earnings trajectories. Until recently, however, policymakers have relied on hypothetical earnings profiles for policy analysis. We use actual lifetime earnings data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) to compare actual workers' covered earnings profiles to these hypothetical profiles. We show that the hypothetical profiles do not track earnings patterns of current retirees; thus lifetime pay levels are much higher than for most HRS workers. Therefore, using hypothetical profiles could misrepresent benefits paid and taxes collected under such reforms.
- Plan Design and 401(k) Savings Outcomes
James J. Choi, David Laibson, Brigitte C. Madrian
We assess the impact of 401(k) plan design on four different 401(k) savings outcomes: participation in the 401(k) plan, the distribution of employee contribution rates, asset allocation, and cash distributions. We show that plan design can have an important effect on all of these savings outcomes. This suggests an important role for both employers in determining how to structure their 401(k) plans and government regulators in creating institutions that encourage or discourage particular aspects of 401(k) plan design.
- Employee Stock Purchase Plans
Gary V. Engelhardt and Brigitte C. Madrian
Employee stock purchase plans (ESPPs) are designed to promote employee stock ownership broadly within the firm and provide another tax-deferred vehicle for individual capital accumulation in addition to traditional pensions, 401(k)s, and stock options. We outline the individual and corporate tax treatment of ESPPs and the circumstances under which ESPPs will be preferred to cash compensation from a purely tax perspective. We then examine empirically ESPP participation using administrative data from 1997-2001 for a large health services company that employs approximately 30,000 people. The picture that emerges from the analysis of these data suggests that there is substantial non-participation in these plans even though all employees could increase gross compensation through participation. We discuss a number of potential explanations for non-participation.
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President Obama stopped in Davenport, telling the crowd he's the candidate they can trust, hammering rival Mitt Romney on consistency. Obama said they could take videotape of things he said 10 years ago or 12 years ago and say, "Man, this is the same guy."
Iowa was the first stop on a 48-hour trip to key states. The president said, "We're going to pull an all-nighter. No sleep."
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Accurate quantum Monte Carlo calculations of ground and low-lying excited states of light p-shell nuclei have been made for realistic nuclear forces. These include two-nucleon potentials that reproduce nucleon-nucleon scattering data and meson-exchange three-nucleon potentials constrained to reproduce the binding energies of s-shell nuclei. At present, results for more than 40 different (Jπ;T) states in A ≤10 nuclei, plus isobaric analogs, have been obtained, with an excellent reproduction of the experimental energy spectrum. These microscopic calculations show that nuclear structure, including both single-particle and clustering aspects, can be explained starting from elementary two- and three-nucleon interactions.
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