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Michael V. Vitiello PhD
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Dr. Michael V. Vitiello is an internationally recognized expert in sleep and sleep disorders in aging. He received his bachelor's degree from Columbia University in 1973 and his doctorate in Physiological Psychology from the University of Washington in 1980. He completed post-doctoral training in Gerontology at the Seattle VA Medical Center and in Clinical Psychology at the University of Washington.
Dr. Vitiello is Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Adjunct Professor of Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine, Adjunct Professor of Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, Co-Director of the Center for Research on the Management of Sleep Disturbances (CRMSD), and Co-Director of the Northwest Geriatric Education Center (NWGEC), University of Washington.
Professor Vitiello's research interests are in the clinical neuroscience and neuroendocrinology of aging, specifically; understanding the causes, consequences and treatments of age-related disturbances in sleep, circadian rhythms and cognitive function. He is the author of over 400 data-based articles, invited reviews and chapters, editorials and scientific abstracts. His research has been funded primarily by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).
Professor Vitiello is currently the principal investigator of two NIA-funded randomized clinical trails; AG025515 - SMART (Somatotophics Memory and Aging Research Trial), and AG031126 - LIFESTYLES in Osteoarthritis, co-investigator on three other federally-funded research projects (CA116400, MH072736 and NR04101), and sponsor of two NHLBI K-23 awardees. Past recipient of two NIMH K-02 Independent Scientist Research Career Awards, he is a regular consultant reviewer for the NIH, other federal agencies and private foundations.
Professor Vitiello currently serves on Sleep Disorders Research Advisory Board of the NIH Center on Sleep Disorders Research, and on the Board of Directors and as Scientific Program Chair of the Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine. Previously he served as President of the Sleep Research Society (2008-2009) and the Sleep Research Society Foundation (2009-2010). He was Scientific Program Chair of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies (Sleep Research Society and American Academy of Sleep Medicine, 2006-2008) and a member of the Board of Directors of the National Sleep Foundation (2005-2009). He is a Fellow (Health Sciences) of the Gerontological Society of America and a founding member of the International College of Geriatric Psychoneuropharmacology and of the Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine.
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katiejt Fantastic location, just round the corner from the famous Philharmonic Hall and Philharmonic Dining Room, the bizarre Catholic cathedral, lots of lovely eateries, and only a short stroll from the city centre. Also a short walk from Lime Street train station. The hotel itself is great - comfy bed, AMAZING shower, iPod docking station, and the hairdryer even has a diffuser! Yes, the rooms have no windows, but this was not a problem (I had been worried about the heat, as other people had mentioned that the rooms can get very hot, but we really didn't find this to be a problem ,and it was quite a warm weekend). The only thing to bear in mind is that we found that we couldn't get any mobile signal (o2) and had to go up to the reception desk/main door before we could use our phones. This, along with a few rather loud hen parties returning to the hotel in the early hours of the morning (which is not the fault of the hotel) would have to be the only negative points we found on our stay. As everything went so smoothly, it's hard to comment on the staff, as we had almost no need to speak to them. But on check in and check out, they were helpful and professional. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for central, affordable accommodation in Liverpool. The fact that it's a little bit quirky, for us, just added to its appeal.
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rociocifue Embassie is a quite nice hostel where you can spend a good time talking with the staff, enjoying of a cup of coffee... It is very friendly place to stay. The city center is quite near, just 10 minutes walking, and It is located in a nice area . It is pretty well contected with the airport. We followed the instructions that they show in their own Webpage (bus nº 80 / 86), and We got right there without any difficulty. The only point that I think that could be improved it is a little bit more of cleaning.
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'House of Commons Journal Volume 6: 10 July 1649', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 6: 1648-1651 (1802), pp. 258. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=25707 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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Die Martis, 10 Julii, 1649.
Sir W. Dick.
Salt Petre, &c.
Loan from the City.
Order of Business.
Absent Members.
Sale of a Ship.
Mr. Allen reports from the Commissioners for
Compositions with Delinquents, Sir Wm. Dick's
Business; and the humble Petition of Robert English, on
Behalf of Sir William Dick, and himself, presented to that
Committee: Which was this Day read.
Resolved, &c. That this Business be re-committed.
Mr. Attorney General reports Amendments to the
Act touching Coin; with a Table containing the Weights
of the several Coins of England: Which were twice read;
and, upon the Question, re-committed, with the Amendments at the Table.
And Mr. Attorney is to take care thereof; and to
bring it in on Thursday Morning.
Mr. Attorney General reports Amendments to the Act
concerning Treasons: Which were assented to; and the
Act, so amended, ordered to be ingrossed.
Sir William Armyn reports from the Council of State,
That the said Council, upon the Dispatch of Provisions
for Ireland, finds a great Want of Powder: And it is
the Opinion of this Council, That it will not be possible
to supply the Necessity of the Commonwealth with Powder, unless the Manufacture of Petre be forthwith set on
foot in England; and therefore desire the House to think
of some way whereby it may be presently set on work:
And that it be reported to the House, as the Opinion of
that Council, That the Act for the Sale of the King's
Parks, for the Security of the Soldiers Arrears, may be
speedily passed, it being of very great Importance to the
Service of the Commonwealth; as also that the One hundred thousand Pounds of the Pay of the Soldiers here,
who are to go for Ireland, be forthwith provided.
Ordered, That it be referred back to the Council of
State, to consider of some fit way for Making and Providing of Petre for the Use of the State; and report their
Opinion to the House.
Ordered, That the House do, at their Rising, adjourn
itself to Thursday Morning.
Ordered, That the former Committee appointed to
treat with the Lord Mayor and Common Council for
Advancing of One hundred thousand Pounds, for the
present Service of Ireland, be revived: And that they do
meet with them, on Thursday next, in the Afternoon.
Ordered, That the Lord Mayor of the City of London,
be desired to call a Common Council on Thursday next,
at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon: And that Colonel
Venne give Notice hereof.
Ordered, That, after the Act for Sale of the King's
Lands and Parks is over, that the Business touching the
late King's Servants, and also the Bill for New England,
be taken up, in order as it now stands; and nothing to
Ordered, That the Committee touching absent Members
do make their Report on Friday Morning.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Council of State,
to make Sale of the Ship called the Hunter Doggerbolt;
to the best Advantage of the State.
The House did accordingly adjourn itself until
Thursday Morning, Eight of Clock.
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UPDATED Tuesday, July 23, 2013 --- 4:34 p.m.
A Baraboo mother accused of planning to kill her lover's wife will stand trial.
Stephanie McMillen was bound over for trial on July 19th.
McMillen was arrested in October of 2012.
Police believe she planned to use stolen morphine to kill the woman.
UPDATED: Monday, October 8, 2012 --- 5:30 p.m.
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A Baraboo mother is in jail tonight. Police say she planned to kill her lover's wife.
43-year-old Stephanie McMillen has been charged with attempted first degree intentional homicide, stalking and obstructing an officer.
Police believe she planned to use stolen morphine to kill the woman.
Police say the alleged victim in this case followed her own gut feeling and it may be the only reason she's alive today.
For the 2nd time in a month McMillen was in court today, wearing jail orange and appearing in front of a judge, head down, mostly quiet.
This time those charges are far more serious.
Lt. Roger Brandner says, "It was pretty clear she was trying to kill this lady."
According to a criminal complaint McMillen was having an affair with a coworker who'd ended the relationship.
Investigators say last month she went to the mans home in a rented car, wearing the disguise of large glasses, a wig and a bandanna.
She asked the man's wife for help looking for a missing cat.
Investigators say McMillen tried to lure the woman to a pond in a wooded area behind the home.
Brandner says, "I think her motive was to be with what she thought would be her man."
The woman got suspicious and went back inside.
Brandner says, "The woman got a gut feeling, acted upon that gut feeling and did not go down there or I think we'd have a different case today."
Investigators later learned McMillen had done internet searches on how much morphine it takes to kill someone.
In court her defense attorney, Jay Englund, told the judge, "The state seems to suggest the weapon she intended to use was a needle. However there is no allegation she had a needle."
There was a vial of morphine reported missing from the hospital where McMIllen works.
Brandner says, "We do believe she took that morphine and that is part of the case."
But today in court Englund painted the picture of a caring mother who has no criminal past and has never been arrested.
He said, "This is a 43-year-old woman whose earned the reputation of being an excellent mom, dedicated nurse and strong member of the community. She shares 50/50 placement of her daughter, volunteers at her child's school and with her daughters swim team."
Following court today family members said they had no comment at this time.
Englund also argued McMillen couldn't have intended to kill the victim because even though they were outside together she never attempted to harm her or attempted any physical violence.
Today a judge set bail at 10-thousand dollars.
McMillen will be back in court next month.
UPDATED: Monday, October 7, 2012 --- 3:00 p.m.
Stephanie McMillen appeared in court today through video conference monitors, charged with attempted murder, stalking, and obstructing an officer.
The criminal complaint against her tells a bizarre story of McMillen putting a detailed plan into action. It says she donned a disguise which included a wig, over-sized sunglasses, and a bandana, and rented a car. It says she drove to her intended victim's home, who is the wife of her ex-lover. McMillen knocked on the door, and asked her to help find her cat in a wooded area nearby. The victim agreed to help, and McMillen led her to an area with a pond, where she attempted to coax the victim toward it. The victim was very uncomfortable and eventually went back to her house and locked the door. When McMillen was leaving, the victim stepped out of her house to learn her name, offering to call if she came across the cat. At that point, McMillen told her not to worry about it because the cat was dead.
The victim eventually contacted authorities, and in the ensuing investigation, they found there was morphine missing from the hospital where McMillen worked. Investigators also examined McMillen's computer and learned she had been searching the internet about how to inject a lethal dose of morphine.
McMillen's bail was set at $10,000.
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On October 4, 2012 the Columbia County Sheriff's Office arrested Stephanie M. MCMillen for First Degree Attempted Homicide.
Detectives with the Sheriff's Office concluded an investigation into the initial complaint from September 10, 2012 where Stephanie M. MCMillen wore a disguise, faked a name, sent emails, rented a vehicle, and was stalking her lover's wife.
The Columbia County Sheriff's Office previously arrested Stephanie M. MCMillen on September 12, 2012 for stalking but she was released on a signature bond after making her initial appearance.
The investigation continued after additional information was discovered that led the detectives to see that MCMillen has more sinister motives.
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The Hill Country Equestrian Lodge is perfect for city slickers who want to escape civilization—but not entirely.
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Aaron Latham's new novel about a cowboy Camelot gets lost in the bull.
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McAllen's terminal condition.
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As your personal data from hospitals, insurance companies, banks, retailers, phone carriers, traffic records and every other manner of electronic interaction is merged into massive databases, it will soon be possible for not just the government, but companies you patronize on a daily basis to know your most intimate secrets.
All of this information will be used to build detailed profiles of your personal habits and qualifications for certain services. Just as your credit report is used to determine your financial worth and capability, a computer will soon determine what you are or not allowed to do.
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The past ten years have made it apparent that there is no more room in hell, because everywhere you look, the dead are walking the earth. Zombies are a genuine pop-cultural phenomenon, starring in cable TV's most popular show, sitting at the center of tentpole film franchises and appearing in more v ... More >>
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With renewed emphasis in private wheat variety research by a host of multinational seed and chemical companies, the wheat industry is set to undergo fundamental changes. In time, wheat industry experts expect that wheat yield potential will increase dramatically from what is currently possible today. With that in mind, the inaugural Kansas Wheat Yield Contest--set for the 2010 harvest--is a good start to get growers thinking about obtaining maximum wheat yields.¬
"More money pumped into wheat variety research will get farmers more genetic potential. To reap the benefits of that potential, wheat farmers need to implement best management practices on their farms," says Justin Gilpin, chief executive officer of Kansas Wheat. "The Kansas Wheat Yield Contest is one way that farmers can achieve maximum yields and quality."
The 2010 Kansas Wheat Yield Contest, covering the 2009-10 wheat crop, is designed to generate enthusiasm about wheat production in Kansas, develop a protocol of best management practices for wheat production and reward those producers who maximize wheat production in each of three areas of the state.
"By devoting a small amount of acreage to the Kansas Wheat Yield Contest, farmers can prove just how good they can be," says Jay Armstrong, a farmer and Kansas Wheat Commissioner from Muscotah. "There is some fun and excitement that goes with trying to push the envelope on yields. This is done in a fun and competitive way, and in the process, farmers will learn new management practices. When it is all said and done, we'll reward those who show us how high they can go."
The contest includes three regions: Region 1 (Western Kansas), Region 2 (Central Kansas) and Region 3 (Eastern Kansas). Farmers must enroll a 5-acre plot into the contest, and provide management information about that plot. Producers may enter more than once, but each entry must be submitted on a separate form. Those contestants achieving the top yield in each region will receive $1,000 in cash plus a plaque from Kansas Wheat. If the winning grower uses the services of a Certified Crop Advisor, that CCA wins a $500 cash prize.
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The Horse Tamer has long been in serious need of repair or restoration. Its condition became dramatically worse over the winter of 2010-11, as large pieces of stone began to come loose and fall to the ground. As an emergency measure, straps were installed to prevent a total collapse. With a commitment to underwrite the entire cost by Friends of the Horse Tamer, the district had the statue moved on February 3 to North Shore Architectural Stone in Glen Head, which is nearing completion on restoring the second horse tamer. That statue had stood in its original location until 2010 and is slated for installation in Roslyn's Gerry Park in the near future. The high school's statue will remain in storage and safely out of the elements until sufficient funds are raised to begin the restoration.
An overflow audience packed into the Nassau County Legislative chambers on Monday, Feb.13 as that body held a public hearing on a proposal to close four police precincts in the county and transform them into community policing centers.
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Alex recently celebrated his 93rd birthday and was feted with a loving ceremony by staff and students. In fact, the history of Abilities! and much of Alex's adult life are one and the same.
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Alazraki, a father of three, grandfather of three and great grandfather of one, was born in Manhattan in 1919. At an early age, his family moved to Coney Island, a much tougher neighborhood. There, Alazraki was forced to prove his independence and stand up for his rights.
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The Roslyn school district's request for help with support to save the Horse Tamer has been answered, as a group of alumni and current students have come together to organize a fundraising campaign to restore the statue.
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The Horse Tamer has long been in serious need of repair or restoration. Its condition became dramatically worse over the winter of 2010-11, as large pieces of stone began to come loose and fall to the ground. As an emergency measure, straps were installed to prevent a total collapse. With a commitment to underwrite the entire cost by Friends of the Horse Tamer, the district had the statue moved on February 3 to North Shore Architectural Stone in Glen Head, which is nearing completion on restoring the second horse tamer. That statue had stood in its original location until 2010 and now appears destined for Gerry Park in Roslyn. The high school's statue will remain in storage and safely out of the elements until sufficient funds are raised to begin the restoration.
Residents and officials in the Village of East Hills are now taking an active role in the ongoing issue of air traffic noise in the North Shore.
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A retired music teacher in the New York City public school system, Roslyn Heights resident Jerry Perelman has found plenty to keep him busy. Namely, he describes his volunteer work as "saving one soul at a time," the souls of canines, that is. Jerry is a licensed pilot who does work for Animal Rescue Flights. When a certain canine is being abandoned by its owner, when it is scheduled to be put to sleep, the organization will alert pilots like Jerry to make a flight, pick up the animal and fly it to a counselor who then places it with a new family.
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On Friday, Jan. 20, The Meat House, a national gourmet butcher shop and grocer opened its newest location in Roslyn at 1085 Northern Blvd. The store features local meats, dairy and fresh produce from Roslyn-area vendors, all while giving Roslyn-area patrons the quality customer service of a neighborhood butcher shop.
"Growing The Meat House brand to Long Island is something we've wanted to do for a long time," said The Meat House co-founder Justin Rosberg. "This exciting new location is the first of many planned for the area."
"We've been able to find fantastic local vendors in the Roslyn area that support our mission of providing the highest quality products available to our customers," said fellow co-founder Jason Parent. "We're looking forward to getting to know the Roslyn community and supporting them any way that we can."
The 2 percent cap on property taxes is an issue being debated all across Long Island, as several villages have already voted to override the cap, while also promising to maintain fiscal and revenue restraint.
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The Village of Roslyn Harbor does not plan to vote for an override. Village officials note that they have kept taxes flat for the past several years, even lowering them in a recent budget.
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I find it strange that you don't use flash heal as a holy priest, how do you go about stacking serendipity for a start?
The priest bonuses look pretty interesting to me.
I am prepared to get flamed or w/e you call it because this may not be the place to post. I enjoy the forums on this site much more than some of the others...i feel there is less stupidity/trolling...just my opinion. Anyways, I am dropping a line for aliena and some of the advanced healers feedback on the priest t10 bonuses compared to the other classes.
So I see a lot of very useful t10 healing set bonuses 2piece and 4piece for paladins making spells they often use better. Not forcing playstyle changes. The druid ones are passive and can ONLY benefit. Haven't checked the shammy ones. WTF for the priest ones. I hate making wtf blizz threads (infact i have never made one, I enjoy WoW and i'll play it anyway they they put it out there) but seriously? Sooooo lets take flash heal a spell endgame priests "rarely" use and toy with "rotations" of priests who already have the most tools and take the most playtime experience to play well (which i thoroughly enjoy as opposed to the "spam" style pally healing.) It has just felt to me that set bonuses have been more gimmicky as WoW has progressed with tier gear to the point that I'm honestly not sure if this one makes sense. Disc priests who more or less spam FH will have the 2piece HoT overheal. And the 4piece for holy i think will go wasted more often than not. I'm a little frustrated, but maybe some of you other priests that do endgame raiding are excited about them. Last question is. With the new damage mechanics in ICC with the bosses doign less spike will the "spread out" damage find more uses for flash heal making these bonuses more viable? Let me know what you think.
I find it strange that you don't use flash heal as a holy priest, how do you go about stacking serendipity for a start?
The priest bonuses look pretty interesting to me.
The changes to Tier gear in previous patches has mixed results. Arguably, the most useful set was T8 with bonuses assisting everyone in all areas regardless of spec.
T9 was sketchy purely for the fact it threw a lot of classes (healers included) out of their play style yet it still didn't affect the need for stat bonuses rather than set bonuses.
T10 is following said trend. Sure, people are sketchy with effects the set bonuses bring but ultimately it only makes up half the gear. The stats themselves can also play into a factor in what can ultimately be for their ideal level of end-game.
Being a healer myself (different class but same view), yes it does look screwed in a way but ultimately it's only a bonus. If you did alright without need for a set bonus, then just take it for the stats instead.
Healing is the source of life. Without it, you're left with death.
Humm... I use Flash and find it useful. Is this wrong?. What ever happens with gear we will all adjust.
However your play style is, gear set bonuses shouldn't dictate your rotations/priority. It should instead compliment.
You're meant to get the job done right and gear assists us in that. That's why it's called gear. Skill is in a different field entirely, but both related.
Healing is the source of life. Without it, you're left with death.
While I will agree that certain other classes have gotten consistently lucky with their tier bonuses (*cough* druids *cough*), I'm personally very happy with the tier 10 bonuses. Apart from tier 8, these are so far the best healing bonuses this expansion has had in store for us. I sort of wish they'd introduce set bonuses for disc that differ from the set bonuses for holy, cause the specs are so different that it's hard to find effects useful to both at the same time, but... let's have a look here.
33% chance to heal 33% of the healing done by flash heal over 9 seconds. Raid buffed, my fheals heal for about 6500, crits for 9500. So that's a 2100 HoT, with a ~30% chance for a 3100 HoT. That averages out to a ~2400 HoT. Looking at stats from a random 25m heroic northrend beasts, I cast 78 flash heals. (WoW Meter Online - Combatlog Replay for reference)
1/3rd of 78 = 26 flash heals place a 2400 HoT on my target, that's up to 62400 effective healing added through a 2 piece effect on one fight. That's not really bad at all imho.
As for the 4 piece, flash heal is my filler spell and as such, I use it between CoH casts anyway. Having a chance to reset CoH in the process will be a huge boost to HPS.
There are a lot of set bonuses to complain about, but tier 10 isn't one of them imo.
Although I liked the old bonus (10% healing increase following ps/gs) I also like the new ones even more.
I know a few disc priests who are getting quite excited about both the 2 and 4set bonus, it should equate to a higher uptime of aegis on the tank aswell as a high uptime hot that isn't costing an additional gcd; even if it does equal over-heal because their crits are creating an aegis, its still an additional safety at no extra cost, im sure we will see bosses that eat through tanks shields and into their hp anyway.
I suppose im sad this will never proc off surge of ligt - but that would probably be hideously overpowered ...Although I wouldn't be overly suprised if we saw some sort of bug where it still procs on a surge that "would have crit".
As for holy, I wouldn't rely on the FH hot-proc, but its deffinatly not to be sniffed at "oh look I accidentaly left a hot on that raider at no extra cost during some waves of aoe damage!"
Four set can only equate to higher HPS, I expect we will see a lot of aoe damage fights where we get Coh(4setproc+surge proc)->surge-->Coh - which will be a huge amount of raid healing in 3gcd's.
Does anyone know the interal cd on the procs for 4 set yet?
Anyway; this is certainly a (one of the first since tbc) 4set I shall be aiming for asap!
I think having a passive bonus would be dull anyway
@Aliena - thanks for the WMO log
The Resto Shaman bonuses are shit.
The 2piece gives 20% haste on next spell, which will naturally also get Tidal Waves. So your already capped LHW will get more Haste, or you can get your HW down even faster, but you rarely use it nowadays.
The 4piece bonus gives your crit Chain Heals a HoT for 25% of the healing done over 9s, so your main target who just got a 12k heal will now get a HoT with more Healing over Time than Earthliving or Riptide, and the last person in line (with glyph) will get an amazing 2.6k heal, which means a ticking for about 200.
Cause you know, someone getting 10k less healing than your main target definately needs a HoT that does 25% of the one the main target gets.
Mists of Pandaria Protection Warrior SpreadsheetOriginally Posted by Ion
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A good set bonus is always nice to get, but i never hope for the "OP" bonus that force me to gear and spec a special way because it's the only way to max the performance of my class.
where can i look at the t10 bonuses for disc pr?
Mists of Pandaria Protection Warrior SpreadsheetOriginally Posted by Ion
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My biggest beef with anything related to healing is RNG, sans mana regen. I don't mind the 2pc because if it happens, its gravy. The 4pc miffs me a bit because I think 3 heals in advance, and having this proc will interrupt that process. I'm sure I'll work it in, I'd just rather have something more reliable.
That being said, its really not all that big a deal. Not being super pumped about a 4pc allows me to be more flexible with gear choices.
so from what i can tell, the 2 piece bonus is a hot from flash crits....kool
and the 4 piece is a 20% chance to reset CD on CoH/Penance when flash heal is cast....ummm....my initial impression is that this isn't worth anything because I've spec'd my penance down to a very short CD anyway....hope the stats are good
wish we could choose set piece bonuses somehow so that it could fit our playstyle instead of stuff that's just not useful....maybe tie set bonus to legendary path features or whatever that new specialization thing is going to be...or start offering more sets that have different bonuses again....anyway....
yeah...nice part is I'll be able to pick up best in slot items instead of looking for a set....i just miss the days pre-bc when sets were friggin amazing with thieir bonuses and it was often worth having the whole set....looked really cool to have folks in matching set pieces running around....just don't see that anymore
Depending on how often the 4 pc procs, and how useful the 2 pc bonus is disc priests might be able to replace the glyph of penance with something else with 4 pc T10.
Just a thought.
that's an idea....wonder what else i could put in that slot....good thing I'll have a long time to think about it...lol
Well with only 15% proc chance then will end up being too involved with the current healing, eg. renewing 'renew', PwSing other tanks/players to notice that It is off cooldown.
however the 2pc is alot more useful:
2-piece: Your Flash Heal critical strikes cause the target to heal for 25% of the healed amount over 9 sec.
how this is working is more what people want to know.
Can this effect go onto a target multiple times (like receiving renew from multiple priests)? Im presumming it doesn't stack upon itself due to it being far to difficult to program to pick up new procs and still removing the old proc after its 9seconds....
Or does it proc and then it just resets when it procs again (like casting renew twice).
The bigger issue with T10 so far is.......
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Well it would seem somewhat akin to a Sacred-Shield type of HoT.
So one could say it may overwrite, one can speculate that a seperate healing buff from another will be place as well.
Unless Blizz addresses it, it's under the public microscope it seems.
Healing is the source of life. Without it, you're left with death.
I think the priest T10 set boni are awesome. I could actually see them as talents. I wouldn't be surprised if they actually will become talents. The 2p bonus propably will be pure overheal but the 4p bonus is beyond awesome.
Flash Heal is THE spell for any of the two healing specs. Holy could live without Circle of Healing, Disc could live without Penance but without Flash Heal you would be dead weight.
Priests don't do "rotations" you use the tool for the job and plan a couple of seconds ahead. People don't have the courtesy to take damage that benefits a "rotation". If I get a Penance/CoH before its CD has come off then I will happily use it. If I need it.
Now T9 gave me nothing substantial(if you do the math). And T7 was a joke for Disc. I have to say I have been quite extatic ever since I saw the new sets.
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Id like to say that the priest bonuses changed a lot since they first appeared, but this is however how they ended up and i still wasn't really convinced about it.
What happens is personally I would have to tweak a bit my stats. I'll explain this here:
Your Flash Heal has a 33% chance to cause the target to heal for 33% of the healed amount over 9 sec.
- For the 2pc bonus, if you understand your role as a holy priest or raid healer, you try to keep people on healthy amounts of HP but not neccesarily top them off. For example when you get a SoL proc you get your flash heal off on someone that is not topped off and then probably just renew or wait for the rest of the healers to get him topped off. What will happen now is that with that single SoL proc your flash heal has some chance to actually finish off topping that target. Which I think its pretty nice, instead of adding a renew to it, you can just enjoy that extra HoT you got.
Your Circle of Healing and Penance spells have a 20% chance to cause your next Flash Heal cast within 6 sec to reset the cooldown on your Circle of Healing and Penance spells.
-For the 4PC I can see changing a bit my stats: I do not cast too many Flash Heal. I do use it, when I get a SoL proc. I can see this tierpiece being really good if you get a bit more crit (Im actually at 22% crit 840 haste). You want more crit because you will gain more SoL procs. I see it this way:
-Your Circle of Healing and Penance spells have a 20% chance to cause your next Flash Heal cast within 6 sec to reset the cooldown on your Circle of Healing and Penance
The higher your crit, its more likely to get a SoL proc off your CoH. This means after your CoH you will get an instant FH that can actually reset your CD on CoH.
So im a bit excited of trying out way less haste and more crit. They both complement very well. Getting more crit will personally increase my amount of Flash Heals. And both set bonuses are pretty much based on this spell.
Last edited by montblanclol; 12-10-2009 at 02:49 AM.
why dont u use Flash heal,
i play holy priest and i couldnt imagine me not using it, so for me the t10 bonus is ok


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Efficiently dissolves the sticky residues of Spirit Gum Adhesive. Follow with Hydra Cleanse or soap and water.
Precaution: Spirit Gum Remover is flammable.
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