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Birds is another 2009 design that looks lovely in hot colors (though we think it would be awesome in black as well!).
We loved the elegant Bordure save the date with these ultra elegant serif fonts!
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After billions of years of imprisonment, the vicious Sild have broken out of confinement.
From a ruined world at the end of time, they make preparations to conquer the past, with the ultimate goal of rewriting history.
But to achieve their aims they will need to enslave an intellect greater than their own…
On Earth, UNIT is called in to investigate a mysterious incident on a North Sea drilling platform.
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My Order turned up from Amazon today – Wish I had ordered it sooner, because it must be popular – As mine is a 2nd. Edition not 1st.
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Just finished reading it! Read's like a classic story from the 1970's that really should have been filmed. Excellent book – Jon Pertwee & Roger Delgado have never been written better…
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Ooh, sounds good. Enjoyed the last few hardback novels (The Silent Stars go By, Shada, Wheel of Ice) and makes me think they should do a hardback or each doctor, Matt's Doctor had 3, so maybe give him a break for the big hardback. I'll definetely be getting this one, I like Pertwee's Doctor. I hope they do one of McGanns Doctor soon
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Hopefully it'll be as good as Wheel of Ice. We need more *NEW* Classic Doctor adventures
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Alastair Reynolds is a good choice. Having read most of his work he is an excellent Author. I am very much looking forward to his tale of Jo, the 3rd Doctor & the Master…
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Hey folks, I posted this on my guilds website after watching tank after tank wandering around Shatt wearing it and wondering why. I'm not expecting people to agree with me but I haven't seen much discussion over it anywhere and you guys are all pretty onto it so I thought it might make for some new discussion
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Please note that the following is my own opinion on this matter be it right or wrong in your eyes.
I've noticed lately a lot of tanks (warriors and pallys mostly) who are using Commendation of Kaelthas as a tanking trinket in endgame situations. I've seen tanks in some of the larger progression guilds using it, i've seen tanks in smaller 10man raid guilds using it. And i've thought long and hard about it and I just don't like it. And I want to explain why in case there's anyone using it or considering it that is taking it on face value.
Commendation of Kael'thas
Binds when picked up
+57 Stamina
Requires Level 70
Equip: Melee attacks which reduce you below 35% health cause you to gain 152 dodge rating for 10 seconds. Cannot occur more than once every 30 sec.
So there it is. On the surface it looks perfectly reasonable as an endgame trinket and in a way it is. It provides 570 HP which scale with BoKings. And it's sort of an automatic "oh shit" button when your health gets below 35%. Sounds good!
This sort of passive automatic proc can be dangerous. In essence you're using a trinket that sits providing 57 stam, sort of a big stam gem. It does absolutely nothing else whatsoever unless youre health drops below 35% which will usually happen after some big spike of damage. But what if you're on 36%?
Assuming a well geared endgame tank has around 19000 HP. 35% is 6650 so you'll probably be taking a good couple of hits in a row assuming the boss is hitting for 6-7K to drop you below that mark. At which point your "oh shit" ability activates and you get an extra 8% dodge. But if the boss hits you and you're on 6700 your trinket is sitting there doing nothing but give you stam. There's no magic button to make it work, it's waiting for your health to get lower. So then you're sitting on sub 7K health with a boss who can oneshot you in his next swing and your avoidance is lower than it would be with a different trinket. It's at this point that I would be hitting the button on my:
Moroes' Lucky Pocket Watch
Binds when picked up
Requires Level 70
Use: Increases dodge rating by 300 for 10 seconds.
Equip: Increases your dodge rating by 38.
This gives me control over my "oh shit" button. I don't have to wait till i'm nearly dead. It's usable any time i'm in trouble. It has a 2 minute cooldown but it'll save me when I need it most, not when it THINKS I need it most.
Think about the same scenario applied to some of the endgame fights we already know. Azgalor casts silence and smashes you to 6700 health. Would you rather have a button to push or wait till you get lower? Basically on any boss with a silence ability this trinket blows. Or a boss that fears your healers? On Morogrim when he earthquakes, do you really want your avoidance to kick in when you're almost dead?
The issue of threat generation raises even more eyebrows and in my opinion relegates this trinket to the "my healers are unreliable and i need the extra stam" category.
In a 10man situation it's ok assuming your gear is about right with the raid. If you're outgearing the encounters however your avoidance and mitigation is already making threat generation more difficult (warriors and druids are getting less rage, paladins require less healing and get less mana returned). Less "threat points" means making your dps hold back. A couple of lucky shots and all of a sudden you're dodging a lot of hits for 10 seconds and you can do nothing about it. In the mean time your dps is going crazy and catching up.....
In 25s it's even worse. Many of the fights are dps races and at an endgame 25 man level your dpsers expect you to be generating threat like a bull at a gate. At the start of any raid boss encounter your health will generally fluctuate a lot as healers get into a rhythm and see how hard you're being hit, this means the chances of your trinket proccing right at the start of the fight are high. This isn't so bad for a pally but for a druid or warrior this means your rage is being gimped and your threat gen along with it. In a boss like Kaz'rogal who then warstomps you every few seconds but needs to die fast this means your dps will have to hold back to avoid pulling aggro and eventually this could lead to a wipe as marks overwhelm the raid. In fights like Voidreaver who have massive aggro dumps this amplifies even more.
So if you really REALLY need the stam and there's no other way of getting it....i'd suggest looking again.
Feel free to flame me if you like but I just don't see the good out-weighing the bad....
Try [_item_]Commendation of Kael'Thas[_/item_] (remove the _ from the item tags) -> [item]Commendation of Kael'Thas[/item]
lol thanks, was a direct paste from my guild forums that don't have that little gem but I shall definitely use that in future
People used to wear the darkmoon cards just for the 51 stam, why wouldn't people wear an easier to obtain 57 stam trinket? even if the on proc isn't as great as it seems, it still helps in tough situations, not to mention 57 stam here means you can equip more avoidance elsewhere while maintaining eh minimums.
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When I tank I use commendation and pocketwatch, so I get both = win.
Not really as you should use something like Scarab of Displacement or Shadowmoon Insignia. Kazeys reply is the standard "I stack stam for ze big HP" response which I shall respond with my usual "if you wanted to be a stam whore you should have rolled a druid". If you have a decent pool of HP then you should be stacking avoidance and mitigation rather than more HP, sure a bigger HP pool means less chance of getting killed by consecutive hits but sacrificing avoidance means more pressure on your healers. Just FYI I thought the darkmoon card wearers were equally crazy for using it and in fact I think the darkmoon card is better than the commendation as far as the ability goes.
Your answer doesn't help the nonraiding tanks like myself. Full kara, 4/4 ZA, what other trinkets should I use? For the content I am at, there is no better 2nd trinket choice. I believe it is also the popular consensus that stam is a priority in overcoming progression, so if and when I do get into 35 mans, I will have the health pool to give the healer a little more time.
If your post or comments are only aimed at T5 plus geared tanks, then you should say so, but I bet there are way more tanks at my level or below then above.
Slobash, your evaluation is flawed, imo: Going to the commendation, You're sacrificing a more powerful on use for a less powerful passive proc with greater uptime. You can have the commendation proc up 3 times as often as the pocketwatch. It just makes more sense to use the commendation based on uptime.
You're tanking a boss, he slams your face in, you're at 20%, you hit the pocket watch, you dodge, you win. 30 seconds later he caves your face in, your pocket watch has a minute thirty left before you can use it again, he caves your face in again, you die. The commendation, you have a lower chance of dodging the first time, but a greater chance of dodging the second and third times.
See where I'm going? You're sacrificing a little here, for more there. It's just like ditching health for avoidance, only in this case you get more of both.
I think you're false economising. It's not about how much or how often it's all about when. It can proc every time it's cooled down but if it's on cooldown and your healers get feared/silenced/cc'd/outranged then you're left high and dry with no "oh shit" to hit. If you spike low and then get hit with about 3 greater heals and topped to full health then your trinket is really just making you dodge and get less rage for no reason whatsoever. Then you're left in the cold for any time when your healers are less able to heal you efficiently. Also you can't use it to take pressure off your healers in any situation. For example in Najentus and Archimonde where the whole raid is taking damage (if Arch gets a soul charge for example) in a burst and the healers need to get everyone topped it's the perfect time to pop an avoidance ability and allow them to focus on keeping other people alive. With the commendation you don't have that luxury until you're nearly dead at which point all your healers go "oh crap tank's low" and all switch to you, possibly ignoring raid members who are about to die.
Tattman: yeah sorry bud i'm talking about for content above and beyond ssc/tk, it's certainly a great option for anyone not running any of that content. Though if you have the badges for it i'd recommend the autoblocker instead.
Consider also for the player who is horrible at clicking on use procs....like me....will you always remember to hit pocketwatch if you are hitting your rotations like crazy and watching everything around you, or will the proc that clicks itself for you save you the second or two you need?
This would be pretty much the best tanking trinket (for survivability) in the game even if it DIDNT have the proc.
Also, the proc activates at the best time: when you are low. Avoidance when you are at max health doesnt really help, it just denies you rage. Avoidance when you are low is awesome, it saves your life.
Commendation gives you dodge at the CORRECT TIME, which is when youre in danger. It also has the most stam of any trinket in the game, thus giving you the highest effective health gain.
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Saying that you think Commendation is bad pretty much makes me think you understand tanking theory at all, and that youre probably not very far progressed, or if you are, that your misevaluation of tnaking trinkets is holding back your guild.
Sounds like you need more keybindings to me. Using your trinkets and abilities is all a part of endgame tanking, if you're unable to do so then you should be looking less at the gear and more at your tanking style.
The automatic proc is bad for so many reasons. For 10 seconds you're dodging and taking less damage, your healers slack off then for 20 seconds the ability can't proc and you're spiking low. Your healers up their heals to compensate then they begin wasting mana on overhealing. They realise this and slow the heals down again and BAM you're low again, it's very inconsistent and frustrating for your healers. Maintaining a consistent avoidance level allows your healers to get into a rhythm and be more mana conservative. It means your threat generation is fairly stable and your dpsers can ride your threat without worrying that your threat gen dies off and they overtake you with dots or crits. And you have a button to hit if something goes wrong, fear, silence, stun, MT healer dies etc. Having a buffer you can use to compensate for any healing interruptions makes endgame raiding a lot more stable.
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I've been tanking since pre-bc and have been our guilds MT since BC came out. We are currently clearing Hyjal and working on BT.
I don't think you're reading the entirety of my posts. I consider being below 10K health at any given time in a fight to be "low". Yet Commendation won't proc till I get well below 10K. The threshold it procs at is one-shot range on many endgame bosses and even with the buff up if you DON'T dodge the next attack you might die. This won't be an issue if your healers are all available as usually this would just be bad timing or lack of synch in the healing but if it's because of a boss ability then you're forced to blow another 'oh shit' ability like last stand or a healthstone/pot.
Let's look at Azgalor as an example as he has a fairly short cooldown silence, generally he uses it every 20-30 seconds or so.
Assuming you've started the encounter fine and everyones getting into a rhythm.
Tank with commendation, rain of fire lands in melee range and he hits you hard twice. Your health drops below 35% and your trinket procs. Heals land almost immediately and you're back on full health but with 8% more dodge. This means less rage and slower dps. 20 seconds later the raid is silenced and you have 5 seconds to survive with hots only.
Tank with pocket watch, rain of fire lands in melee range and he hits you hard twice. Your health drops below 35% and nothing happens. Heals land almost immediately and you're back on full health and continuing your threat generation. 20 seconds later the raid is silenced so you pop your pocket watch increasing your dodge by 16% while your healers wait out the silence.
I'm not saying that you need a pocket watch or a trinket that increases your avoidance to survive and be successful in these encounters. I'm just pointing out that commendation did absolutely nothing to help you besides providing 57 stam. 62 if you factor in kings. You weren't about to die as your healers had heals incoming so what was the point of increased avoidance?
I think your definition of "in danger" is terrible. If you believe that being on low health is being "in danger" then you have little to no faith in your healers. If you've got to low health either the boss got some lucky consecutive shots on you and your healing synch was out or your healers are otherwise engaged. Either way the danger is not in you avoiding the next shot it's in getting your health back up ASAP. Maybe if the commendation procced just BEFORE a shot that WOULD have taken you below 35% health it would be a lot more useful.
Do you have healing issues in your raids on the MT? Can you explain how in endgame encounters the commendation is a feasible tanking trinket aside from providing stam?
Last edited by Slobash; 07-11-2008 at 06:14 PM.
Sorry dude, that trinket has saved my ass a lot. Yes if every raid you went to everyone was geared and experienced and perfect you probably wouldn't need any trinkets. This trinket with [item]Moroes' Lucky Pocket Watch[/item] is an overpowered combo, a ton of dodge, stamina, dodge on use and dodge on proc. YES YOU CAN HAVE BOTH ON AT THE SAME TIME FYI :P
What this trinket does is allow me to drop other stamina gear for threat gear etc with out falling below the EH minimum required for the encounter. I would not use it for trash and pure threat encounters where my chance to die is very low, but on the harder ones when my healers etc are under pressure I will use it every time.
I would check out some wws reports and see how many times this proc might have saved 25 man raids from wiping, a lot I am sure.
EH/Avoidance, when it counts ~ [item]Commendation of Kael'thas[/item]
Avoidance ~ [item]Moroes' Lucky Pocket Watch[/item]
I actually use the Moroes' trinket sometimes as my healers are getting put under pressure so they don't have to worry about me for a bit.
[item]Ancient Aqir Artifact[/item] ~ Absolutely Useless - This is the trinket you should be bashing.
Last edited by rustyboy; 07-11-2008 at 07:57 PM.
Totally agree, that things rubbish. And i'm not saying the commendation is rubbish fullstop, i'm saying I think the other options are better in a T5/6 tanking environment.
Would like to see someone actually explaining why my arguments are incorrect rather than just talking up the trinket with things people have already said. I got dissed as not understanding tanking theory yet noone is arguing with any theory in response...
I still think the smaller boosts of the commendation add up to more over time than the all at once of the pocket watch.
But that is a preference point and not something that I can seriously quantify. My gut tells me that you should be able to meter it by commendation dodge / recast and then (Pocket watch on use / recast) + Pocket watch passive dodge.
but I don't even remember the numbers off the top of my head nor do I particularly feel like going below 20K Hp so I can claim to control my oh shit button. (Druid tank.)
Yep you're dead right, not debating that at all. Commendation definitely provides more avoidance over time than the pocket watch hands down. What i'm arguing is that most of that uptime is wasted as the chances of it being up when you really need it (ie you're not getting the heals you need) are slim. Being in control of your 'burst' avoidance to me massively outweighs the uptime of the commendation proc.
A lot of your arguments seem to revolve around threat and how being rage starved can affect your dps - if you're at the stage of tanking MH and BT and you're still finding lots of your dps are riding the threat cap, it would be a better time to evaluate your threat rotation and other gear choices than blaming the proc of the commendation. An increased amount of dodge for 10 seconds, once every 30 seconds should not cause you to lose significant amounts of threat, but could save your life. Pots such as a Mighty Rage Potions can also overcome any rage issues you may have.
The exception to this would be at the start of the fight - however at the start of a fight when you still haven't managed to put out large amounts of threat you should have a full healing team alive; no boss abilities like Azgalor's silence used, etc. If you're finding yourself in a situation where your health is dropping low enough for the proc to occur that soon into a fight, you need to have a strong word to your healers.
In my opinion, having a larger health pool with which to soak up damage(+57 stam, which is simply huge for a trinket) and an extremely useful dodge proc are far superior to a little more dodge and a panic button once every two minutes.
The other thing - a main tank at the MH/BT level with the ability to tank Azgalor like you use as an example should have around 21k hp fully raid buffed (including commanding shout), not 19k like you said. I would consider 19k quite low. This would then make the threshold for the commendation proc ~7.3k hp.
Assuming that a boss is not hitting you for more than 9k, this then means that around 81% of the time that you're in the danger zone where a boss could kill you on the next swing, you're covered by the commendation proc. This isn't insignificant by any means, and seeing how often tanks take spike damage (greatly in excess of once every 2 minutes), would seem to give far more protection than the on-use of the pocketwatch.
EDIT: This would also seem to suggest that the value of the commendation scales with your level of gear and stamina; the more hit points you have compared to the maximum damage incoming, the larger a percentage of the potential fatal blow region the 35% would cover, and the more likely you are to have the commendation up when you need it.
Last edited by Beerey; 07-11-2008 at 11:59 PM.
I understand you but that still doesn't cover the moments where your healers are silenced or feared which seems to occur a lot in later raids. If your commendation has procced through some spike damage and then isn't available to proc when your healers are unable to heal you you're forced to use something else either consumable or on a longer cooldown. Sure this MAY not happen a lot but in order to farm content you need to be consistent and wiping through bad luck makes raids angry especially in Hyjal where you have all the damned waves to kill again. Your comment "This isn't insignificant by any means, and seeing how often tanks take spike damage (greatly in excess of once every 2 minutes), would seem to give far more protection than the on-use of the pocketwatch." also assumes that bosses give you spike damage in nice friendly portions and without doing it consecutively.
Are you saying you believe the Commendation is THE best trinket option at an endgame level? Because that's what i'm arguing against, i'm seeing tanks in late BT and early Sunwell with it on because of the stam and in my opinion there are better options. My biggest point on this is that the moments you REALLY need avoidance are when your healers are unable to heal you and there's no way in those situations that the commendation can help you. Azgalor can hit for 9-10K as can archi yet your health can be anywhere between 7 and 10K (assuming 21K+ health) and your commendation won't proc. Admittedly 0 HP is less than 35%.....
Slobash, a suggestion... you may want to cross reference this with the Ardent Defender theorycrafting that people do. The commendation shares much in common with it and there are many arguements in favor and against it. I know it's a talent, hardly compares, but the number ranges are similar. You might see some ideas you hadn't considered.
- "if you wanted to be a stam whore you should have rolled a druid" will always make the person you are talking to think you are a fool, it's like saying Block Rating is awesome because Blizzard told you it was by putting it on your tanking gear
- Using 1 trinket does not mean you are stacking Stamina
- Stacking Stamina is the correct way to gear yourself for some encounters
- Stamina isn't useless for a Warrior just because it scales better for a Druid
- On-use effects are affected by Human Error, Auto-use effects are not
- You need avoidance more when you are at 35% than when you are at 36%
- If your healers get lazy when they see an 8% Avoidance buff when you're at 30% health then you've got bigger problems than trinket selection
- Shouldn't gaining 16% Avoidance make your healers just as lazy as gaining 8%
- If you've got lazy healers wouldn't you rather have a use that'll happen 4 times in 2 minutes for a total of 40 seconds Avoidance rather than 1 time in 2 minutes for a total of 10 seconds Avoidance
- Isn't it better to have more Stamina when you have lazy (reactive) healers than more Avoidance because that way they'll have more time to react
- Scarab of Displacement offers 8% Avoidance every 3 minutes and reduces your threat more than frequently dodging
- Gaining 8% Avoidance when you have less than 35% health is never wasted
- You'll need 'burst' avoidance less often if you have more health
- An avoidance buff doesn't immediately mean that your threat will be so terrible that dps will have to slow down
- You can't call Commendation's 8% Avoidance up occasional a huge threat loss and then ignore Moroes Pocket Watch's 2% Avoidance that's up constantly
- 10,000 health is in danger, but under 35% isn't? /confused
- you get 2 trinkets slots, you can't compare Moroes Pocket Watch to Commendation of Kael'thas when you can use both, you have to prove Moroes Pocket Watch AND another trinket are better than Commendation otherwise your entire argument is pointless.
- you can't say someone's argument is pointless if they are in SSC when you're trying to prove that the majority of tanks in Sunwell are wrong
- you got dissed for immediately being a jackass to the administrator who was nice to you
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If the President is obligated to obey the 14th amendment, then he should be doing whatever he can to use the other options to end the debt ceiling crisis. He should not be playing chicken with the Republicans over the debt ceiling and the shutdown. Both are dangerous to the economy, and there is a real risk of default in allowing the Treasury's daily available balance to fall to the level it will be at as of October 17th.
John McCain would have remembered it, he lived it.
|By: Attaturk Tuesday October 15, 2013 1:30 am
Undoubtedly, this seems like a capital idea for reenacting by the modern Tea Party.
The Default Threat: Rationalization and Obligation, Part III: Premium Bonds, and Asset Sales
|By: letsgetitdone Sunday October 13, 2013 1:00 pm
But what happens if the assets are sold to one or more of the regional Fed Banks. These are agents of the Federal Government, but they privately owned.
Stop "the Great Betrayal": Kabuki Update
|By: letsgetitdone Saturday October 5, 2013 7:52 am
It now looks like the big media and leaders in both parties are no longer focusing on the Government Shutdown crisis, but are now moving on to the notion that the shutdown is melding with the upcoming probable breaching of the debt limit to create a combined mother of all fiscal crises. Along with this, the media and many politicians, encouraged by the President's standing "strong, strong, strong," are now directing attention away from whether ObamaCare will be delayed or compromised, to other types of ransom the Administration might pay in return for both re-opening the Government and also providing an increase of an undetermined amount in the debt limit.
Obama Seems to Realize if He Fails Now He Could Become the Worst President Ever
|By: Jon Walker Thursday October 3, 2013 10:48 am
I'm happy that President Obama's and Congressional Democrats leaders' reaction to John Boehner's offer to seek a grand bargain to get out of this current crisis was to basically laugh in his face. Obama has been very public about saying he will not negotiate over the debt ceiling, but this flat out refusal to entertain this chance to get his grand bargain finally shows he means it.
Ezra Is Terrified Because of His Framing
|By: letsgetitdone Thursday September 19, 2013 5:50 am
What happened to the responsibility of the Press to put other choices on the table by acknowledging their existence and talking about them?
Declaring the Grand Bargain Dead Is Premature
|By: letsgetitdone Sunday September 1, 2013 9:00 am
Stories in The Washington Post and the New York Times have some in the blogosphere proclaiming that it's time to celebrate the death of the Grand Bargain, and others at least raising a question about its death. I'll go on record as saying that celebrating its death is definitely premature.
Jack Lew: Avoiding Default Is Your Responsibility Too
|By: letsgetitdone Thursday August 29, 2013 7:00 pm
As we approach the time when the debt limit, and the lack of agreement between the two parties in Congress, will force the Government to miss payments, Congress does have an obligation to raise the debt limit or remove it entirely. But, Treasury Secretary Lew and the President need to acknowledge that there are things they can do too to avoid a default on the public debt, apart from either reminding Congresspeople of their responsibility, or giving into Republican demands.
GOP Floating the Idea of Using Debt Ceiling to Defund Obamacare
|By: Jon Walker Thursday August 22, 2013 10:49 am
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is out pushing for a government shutdown to force President Obama to repeal Obamacare, but House Republicans may take this crazy idea a dramatic step farther. They are apparently floating the idea of using the debt ceiling vote as leverage instead.


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According to Bloomberg, Honda has delayed the release of the next-generation CR-V as a result of supplier constriction brought on by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear tragedies in Japan. The report says that the 2012 Honda CR-V will debut a month later than originally anticipated, though that model won't be the only vehicle in the Japanese automaker's stable impacted by the events. Bloomberg also notes that the recently unveiled 2012 Honda Civic will see limited production for the next few months, as well.
Honda also announced that it will begin production of the CR-V at the company's Alliston, Ontario manufacturing facility while continuing to build the vehicles in East Liberty, Ohio as well.
Like most Japanese automakers, Honda says that full-scale production won't resume until late 2011 as the rebuilding process continues. Toyota recently announced that the company's operations have been cut to 50 percent capacity and that it doesn't expect to see full production again until December at the earliest.


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- The best-selling Chilean novelist Isabel Allende is out with a new book, "Maya's Notebook: A Novel." It tells the story of a teenager named Maya Vidal and her struggles with drug addiction, grief and history. Although a work of fiction, the story is rooted in real-life tragedy. Three of Allende's stepchildren have struggled with addiction: Two of them have died of drug-related causes, one in 1994 and the other just a...April 30, 2013 | Story
Operation Condor Trial Tackles Coordinated Campaign by Latin American Dictatorships to Kill LeftistsA historic trial underway in Argentina is set to reveal new details about how Latin American countries coordinated with each other in the 1970s and '80s to eliminate political dissidents. The campaign known as "Operation Condor" involved military dictatorships in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. They worked together to track down, kidnap and kill people they labeled as terrorists: leftist activists,...March 07, 2013 | Story
- Part two of our conversation with two of Chile's most recognizable student protest leaders: Camila Vallejo and Noam Titelman. They are in the United States, in part to receive the 2012 Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Award, which is given by the Institute for Policy Studies. [includes rush transcript]October 17, 2012 | Web Exclusive
- Today we look at the Chilean students' movement, which led last year's massive citizen democracy movement — the largest protests since the days of opposition marches to General Augusto Pinochet a generation ago. For more than a year, the movement has rallied hundreds of thousands in the streets of Santiago and other major cities to demand greater access to affordable university education, as well as deeper structural changes...October 16, 2012 | Story
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The cases of Pvt. Bradley Manning, Julian Assange and former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet remind us that all too often whistle-blowers suffer, while war criminals walk.
- In part two of our conversation with journalist and author Naomi Klein, she discusses how her book, "The Shock Doctrine," focuses in part on Chile, where the 1973 coup led to the privatization of education and now Chilean students are protesting in the streets. Klein talks about their demands and dismisses the critique that the related Occupy Wall Street movement lacks its own clear set of demands. [includes rush transcript]October 06, 2011 | Web Exclusive
- "That September 11, that lethal Tuesday morning, I awoke with dread to the sound of planes flying above my house. When, an hour later, I saw smoke billowing from the center of the city, I knew that life had changed for me, for my country, forever." Those are the words of our guest, Chilean-American author Ariel Dorfman, writing not about the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon 10 years ago this week, but...September 08, 2011 | Story
- In Chile, tens of thousands of students have been protesting across the country for the last several weeks demanding comprehensive educational reforms. Students have expressed frustration at President Sebastián Piñera's failure to respond to their demands. Last week, high school students in the port city of Antofagasta joined a hunger strike by students called earlier in the capital, Santiago. They are demanding an end to privatized...August 04, 2011 | Story
Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzón on Holding Torturers Accountable, Why He Opposes the Killing of Osama bin Laden, and His Threatened Ouster from the BenchCiting the doctrine of universal jurisdiction, Spanish judge Baltasar Garzón has used the Spanish courts to investigate cases of torture, war crimes and other offenses around the world. In 1998, he ordered the arrest of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, a move that led to Pinochet's arrest and detention in Britain. In 2003, Garzón indicted Osama bin Laden and dozens of other members of al-Qaeda. Garzón later attempted to indict...May 12, 2011 | Story
As Obama Completes First Latin America Tour, Anniversary of Slain Salvadoran Archbishop Romero Evokes Legacy of U.S.-Backed CrimesPresident Obama has returned from his first trip to Central and South America since taking office. Obama faced protests in Brazil, Chile and El Salvador as he sought to boost regional trade and improve security ties. In El Salvador, hundreds of demonstrators called for Obama to renegotiate or dismiss the Central American Free Trade Agreement, which has devastated El Salvador's agricultural sector. Obama was also confronted with the...March 24, 2011 | Story
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June 2014
The Center for the History of Family Medicine (CHFM) recently announced the winner of the 2014 CHFM Fellowship in the History of Family Medicine: William B. Ventres, MD, MA, of San Salvador, El Salvador. His winning project is titled "Voices Redux - Bringing Back the History of Family Medicine."
Dr. Ventres is a practicing family physician with the Multnomah County Health Department in Portland, Oregon, who currently serves as a Research Associate at the Institute for Studies in History, Anthropology, and Archeology at the University of El Salvador in San Salvador. He holds a BA degree in History from Duke University, and an MD from the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis, with additional Master's degrees in Medical Anthropology from the University of Arizona and in Psychology/Systems Counseling from the Graduate College of Saybrook University in Seatlle, Washington.
Dr. Ventres' fellowship project involves revisiting and expanding on an earlier oral history project called "Voices from Family Medicine." Conducted in the early 1990s, this project involved intervewing founders of Family Medicine. For his fellowship project, Dr. Ventres proposes adding visual context, producing a video-documentary about the founding of Family Medicine, and writing a companion essay to the documentary. This project focuses on the early efforts to establish the first official Family Medicine residencies and will be tied into the fiftieth anniversary of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) in 2017. Dr. Ventres plans to conduct his research in the CHFM in early 2015.
On receiving the news that he had been awarded the fellowship, Dr. Ventres said, "I am very appreciative to the CHFM for this opportunity. Twenty-five years ago, right after residency, I had a chance to hear the stories of many of the founders of Family Medicine. Now it is time to listen again to these stories and share them with new generations of family physicians."
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Sheer Terror
In news that is both very heavy and very late '80s, NYHC vets Sheer Terror are playing an NYC show at Music Hall of Williamsburg on December 27 with Boston hardcore legends Slapshot for a "30th Anniversary Bash." The show will also feature support from younger local hardcore crews Heavy Chains, Blind Justice and Vice. Sheer Terror, who are playing a few other shows in the coming months (including ones in NJ and Oneonta), released their first album in 18 years earlier this year, so one would expect plenty of material from that to be played, in addition to the career summation that "30th Anniversary" suggests. Tickets for the MHOW show will go on sale Friday (10/17) at noon.
All Sheer Terror dates are listed, along with live videos of Sheer Terror and Slapshot, below.
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Holy Sons releasing a new LP, playing shows, one w/ Sleep (stream a new song + covers of Black Flag, Circle Jerks, more)
by Wyatt Marshall
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Holy Sons, one of the projects of Emil Amos (Grails, Om, etc) are releasing their new album and first for Thrill Jockey, The Fact Facer, on September 23 (pre-order). We're now premiering its gorgeous new single called "All Too Free," a contemplative and occasionally haunting song with ample breathing space. The vocals are one of several highlights. Give it a listen below. The album comes with bonus tracks, including covers of Black Flag, Circle Jerks and Slapshot, which you can stream below.
Emil is debuting Holy Sons' brand new backing band on August 25 at Stage 48, opening for Sleep (whose singer/bassist Al Cisneros plays with Emil in Om). That show (which is now sold out) is one of a few live dates for Sleep, who recently released their first new song in 20 years. Holy Sons also play a record release show at Union Pool on 9/25 with Chris Forsyth & the Solar Motel Band. Holy Suns are on at 11, and tickets are on sale.
Emil and Al's awesome stoner doom band Om will be on the road soon too, and will land in NYC at Le Poisson Rouge on 10/5 with Watter.
High On Fire, which features Matt Pike of Sleep, are touring, too. Read our review of last week's Brooklyn show.
Song streams and lists of tour dates, below...
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The Black N' Blue Bowl took over the Well (pics, video); Agnostic Front add ex-Slapshot guitarist to new lineup
by Ian Chainey
Agnostic at a packed Black N'Blue Bowl at The Well(via)
Agnostic Front, who just played the Black N' Blue Bowl with their Cause For Alarm lineup (Vinnie Stigma, Alex Kinon, Rob Kabula & Louie Beato), have added Craig Silverman as their new guitarist. Silverman has spent time in Only Living Witness, Blood for Blood, and Slapshot. (So, yes, a one-time Slapshot player is in a NYHC band. In other news, the newlyweds next door are a cat and dog.) Agnostic Front posted the following to their Facebook:
Agnostic Front would like to welcome Craig Silverman, our new guitar player to the family. He is no stranger to the hardcore scene. A true veteran, Craig has played for Only Living Witness, Blood For Blood, Ramallah, Slapshot and many more! We are proud, excited and happy to have him with us on our upcoming tour in Europe this coming August!The 2014 Black N Blue Bowl went down over two days outside at The Well in Bushwick last weekend (5/17 & 5/18). The jam packed lineup, in addition to Agnostic Front, included d-beat pioneers Discharge, Ludichrist (who are reissuing albums), Power Trip, Incendiary, 7 Seconds, All Out War, Beyond, Against the Grain, NYC punk vets Kraut, Sworn Enemy, Take Offense, Biohazard, Hatebreed and more. Rancid guitarist/vocalist Lars Frederiksen also showed up at the fest and posed with fans (as you can see below). Some pictures and video are in this post.
It was a big week for Black N Blue who succesfully packed out the Well for 2 days before saying goodbye forever to their East Village Radio show two days later (and 1 minute before Invisible Oranges aired their last show on the closing station). Listen to BNB's EVR archives.
Other upcoming hardcore and punk shows include Sheer Terror at Brooklyn Night Bazaar TONIGHT (5/23), The Rival Mob/Blacklisted/World War 4 at LPR in June, The Virus at Acheron in June, This is Hardcore fest (July 24-27 in Philly), Deathwish Fest in Boston in July, and Back to School Jam in NJ on August 23.
Videos and more pics from BNB Bowl below...
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This Is Hardcore 2014 lineup announced (Converge, Title Fight, Blacklisted, Madball, Incendiary, Code Orange Kids & more)
This Is Hardcore returns to Philly's Electric Factory from July 24-27 and as usual it's got a great lineup spanning generations of hardcore including Converge, Title Fight, Madball, Blacklisted, Bl'ast, Code Orange Kids, Nails, Noisem, Power Trip, Incendiary, Full of Hell, Crowbar, Coke Bust, Ringworm and many more. Tickets for the festival go on sale April 12 via the festival's website.
Full lineup, with a playlist of all bands playing and the announcement video, below...
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By Doug Moore
Inquisition at Saint Vitus, 2012 (more by Greg Cristman)
We've already mentioned that the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival will return in 2014 from April 17-19 at the Worcester Palladium. The festival has added some notable (and varied) bands to the lineup: 1349, Battlecross, Black Crown Initiate, Carnifex, Erra, Fallujah, Goatwhore, I Declare War, Inquisition, Rivers of Nihil, Sworn In, Broken Hope and The Acacia Strain. It's pretty hard to imagine super-serious black metal bands like Inquisition and 1349 sharing the stage with derpy deathcore like The Acacia Strain, but that's the age we live in. The backstage conversations between those bands will probably be golden.
In related news, LA hardcore outfit Alpha & Omega (who were already on the bill) will be touring on their way to the festival starting in March, along with (various combinations of) Cruel Hand, Alpha & Omega, Naysayer, Bent Life, Barrier, Malfunction and Will To Die. There's no NYC date, but the tour will hit Long Island on 4/15 at the Even Flow Bar & Grill (in Bay Shore). Tickets are are on sale.
Check out the full run of Alpha & Omega dates and the full lineup for NEMHF to date below.
Continue reading "New England Metal & Hardcore Fest announces more bands; Alpha & Omega touring (dates)"
By Doug Moore
Behemoth at Irving Plaza, 2012 (more by Greg Cristman)
Behemoth frontman Nergal is kind of a badass -- he's an extremely gifted musician and a live-performance powerhouse who's played an important role in putting the potent Polish metal scene on the international map over the past 20 years. He's also a cancer survivor; after his 2010 leukemia diagnosis, he underwent chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant. Two years later, Behemoth were back on the road and plowing through high-energy live sets like nothing had happened. Again, badass.
Behemoth announced a 2014 release for The Satanist -- their tenth album, and their first in half a decade -- a few months ago. I admittedly haven't been too excited by their last few efforts, but after watching the NSFW video for leadoff single "Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel" (streaming below), my enthusiasm for the band has been rekindled. It's far moodier and more patient composition than the cluttered, robotic death/black metal that they've produced recently. They can still put the hammer down when they need to, though; the song's final minute is both the catchiest and most intense moment I've heard them produce since the mid-aughts. The video is pretty cool too, especially if you're into artsy black-and-white shots of evil rituals happening in slow motion.
In related news, Behemoth were also recently announced as part of the initial lineup for the 2014 edition of France's Hellfest, which will take place from June 20 through 22 (6/20-6/22). The lineup so far is huge and crazy: there's a "huge rock band" stage, featuring Iron Maiden, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Soundgarden, among others; a big-name thrash/black metal stage that spotlights Slayer, Death Angel, Emperor, Iced Earth, Behemoth, and more; a death metal stage that will include Death To All, Carcass, Opeth, Nile, Gorguts, Hail of Bullets, and Weekend Nachos; a smaller black metal stage topped off by Watain, Gorgoroth and 1349; a sludge/stoner stage featuring Electric Wizard, Monster Magnet, Unida, Kylesa, Godflesh, and Clutch; and a punk stage topped by Walls of Jericho, Millencolin, and Turbonegro. Wow. You can reserve tickets now, if you feel like parsing the Google-Translated ticket page.
Check out the Behemoth video and the full set of Hellfest announcements below.
Continue reading "Behemoth debut new song & NSFW video, playing 2014 Hellfest (line-up)"
by Doug Moore
The New England Metal & Hardcore Fest is returning to the Worcester Palladium from April 17 - 19, 2014 in Worcester, MA, and the initial lineup was recently announced. It includes Nails, Nile, Counterparts, All Out War, Cruel Hand, Harms Way, Suburban Scum, Naysayer, Reign Supreme, Fit For An Autopsy, Alpha & Omega, Slapshot and more. Tickets (3-day passes and individual day tickets) are on sale now. Full lineup below.
For long-running and ever-verbose American death metal institution Nile, that fest is part of their recently-announced 2014 North American tour. The tour will hit NYC at Stage 48 on April 20 (4/20) ((har har)). Tickets for that show go on sale December 14 at 10 AM. The band will play a selection of material from across their seven-album catalog, and support will be comprised of "three of the best local bands in every market." There's lots of good acts to choose from around here, so hopefully the openers won't be selected on the basis of their willingness to cooperate with pay-to-play ticketing schemes.
Check out the list of all dates and stream a tune from their 2012 album, At the Gates of Sethu, along with the initial New England Metal & Hardcore Fest lineup, below...
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Ceremony at Warsaw in 2012 (more by Joe McCabe)
As mentioned, ever-evolving punks Ceremony are set to play this year's This Is Hardcore festival in Philly (they play on 8/10) alongside Kid Dynamite, The Suicide File, Modern Life Is War, Judge, Blacklisted, Tragedy, 7 Seconds, Paint It Black, Code Orange Kids, Nails, Defeater, No Redeeming Social Value, Gwar, and more. Head to TiH's site for tickets. Updated lineup and schedule below.
Around the time of that festival, they'll be doing some other East Coast shows with Baltimore post-punk duo Ed Schrader's Music Beat. Those shows include one in Brooklyn on August 17 at 285 Kent, one in NJ on August 14 at Asbury Lanes, and a little farther out from NYC, they'll also play The El 'n' Gee on August 16 in New London, CT, but it might be worth the drive considering Joyce Manor and Glocca Morra are on that bill too. (It's also a day after Joyce Manor play a free NYC show at House of Vans with Kid Dynamite, Red Hare, and Swearin'). Tickets for the 285 Kent and El 'n' Gee shows go on sale Friday (6/21) at noon, and tickets for the Asbury Lanes show are on sale now.
You can also catch Ed Schrader's Music Beat in NYC even sooner at Death by Audio on June 28 with The Hussy, Barkley's Barnyard Critters (feat. Brian Gibson of Lightning Bolt), and Shark Muffin. Admission for that show is $7 at the door.
Ceremony have a few other coming shows, like one of those free Converse shows in San Francisco, which they'll play on June 27 with Suicidal Tendencies, Rocket from the Crypt, The Bronx, and the Shrine. All dates are listed, along with a few videos, below.
Continue reading "Ceremony touring with Ed Schrader's Music Beat around This is Hardcore (dates & updated schedule)"
photos by Lukas Hodge
"Wow Warsaw took away the barricade. Gonna piiiit for old skool Fucked Up songs." - @educatingeric
Fucked Up have been on the road for much of 2012, and before ringing in the new year, the Toronto band brought their colossal punk to NYC for a one-off at Warsaw with a great lineup of support from Lemuria, Parquet Courts, and Night Birds. That one-off turned into a surprise two-off, when Fucked Up were announced as the secret headliner for Saturday's (12/22) grand finale of Brooklyn Night Bazaar. Pictures from the Warsaw show are in this post.
Lemuria, who opened for Titus Andronicus (who are touring Europe with Fucked Up soon) earlier in the month, brought out Ted Leo (who recently played with Titus at a Sandy benefit) during their set to cover Elvis Costello's "Waiting on the End of the World." Lemuria will play NYC again at the Don Giovanni showcases in Brooklyn this February.
Parquet Courts, who are reissuing their great debut, Light Up Gold, via What's Your Rupture in January, will be touring again in support of that album. The tour brings them back to Brooklyn on January 11 at Death by Audio. Meanwhile they're in Chicago tonight (12/27).
In related news, Fucked Up's Damian Abraham posted his "fav records that [he] acquired off [his] want list this year" to Matador's Matablog. The list isn't necessarily 2012 releases, but you can read his whole thing and check out more pics from the Warsaw show (unfortunately none of Parquet Courts) below...
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Elegant style, raw power, and sophisticated features make the HTC One M8 an excellent smartphone choice for anyone but the most exacting photographer.
The Air Force says that the almost one-of-a-kind spacecraft "conducted on-orbit experiments" in the the longest-ever mission for the X-37B program.
While its camera isn't best-in-class and Windows Phone's underwhelming app selection still stings, the elegant and sophisticated HTC One M8 is an enticing alternative to Nokia models.
The HTC Desire 510 isn't the most high-specced phone around, but if you want 4G LTE and you're shopping on a tight budget, it's one of the most affordable. Check out Andy Hoyle's video review.
The One E8 offers the high-end HTC experience in glossy colors and a plastic case, but without a unique selling point, there's little reason to buy this expensive device.
Unless you need a great deal on earbuds, there's no reason to buy the HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition.
Verizon subscribers can't beat the polished-metal HTC One Remix for value and style.
A tweet from an HTC exec says the update has passed AT&T's testing and is targeted for tomorrow.
There'll also be a big firmware update for the X-T1 in December.
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Drone Diaries: Melbourne City
I have a list in my head of all the places I'd love to let this thing loose. One is here at Birrarung Marr Park, on the southeast corner of the Melbourne CBD. An open space to launch from without ruffling feathers, but ludicrously close to some fantastic landmarks and points of interest. I bravely (stupidly?) flew out to the edge of the Phantom's range over the River Yarra, but naturally that was one of my favourite shots. Risks. Sometimes you just gotta take 'em.
What went well:
- Drone operating with my cinematography hat on rather than my aviators hat.
- Pushing the limits carefully in terms of range and risk to equipment. Doing more to get the shot.
- Bringing all the necessary equipment (spare battery!) and double-checking GoPro settings before takeoff.
What I learned today:
- If instinct and the tools at hand say a sunrise is better than a sunset for a particular location, set an alarm and caffeinate. Don't take the easy route.
- When a fatal crash is imminent, breathe deeply, think logically. Don't touch the sticks without absolute certainty that the way they're being jerked will help.


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Larry Hu, director of Knight Frank's residential department in Shanghai, talks about China's real estate market.
China's 18 percent first-quarter drop in home sales contributed to the slowest economic expansion in almost three years, highlighting the challenge for leaders who want to curb property prices without sinking growth. Hu speaks with Susan Li on Bloomberg Television's "First Up." (Source: Bloomberg)
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