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This video was extremely useful and easy to follow for our guild's first foray into Malygos 10.
We had problems relying upon Death Knights to use Death Grip, half the time they would mis-target and taunt the boss. In the end, after watching the video, I was able to move Malygos around the circle and stack every spark in the center - our Fury Warrior was breaking 10k DPS. After a couple of practice runs on Phase 3, we dropped Malygos and the shield dropped. :)
This guide was extremely helpful for me and my 10 man team.
Key notes if you are really having trouble with this boss (not saying anything new here)
1 - RESTO DRUID you wont even come close to losing anyone in a vortex I promise. we had 3 people with a max hp of 17500 and it was fine.
2 - In phase 3 dedicate 2 healers (who know what the hell they are doing, keep AOE heal up) everyone else simply hits 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 5 while saving enough energy for shield. If they dont shield when targeted well they simply stink :) the whole raid just sort of shifts around to the right sticking together.
3 - Imp spell reflect... idk how important it is but well after many many wipes we downed him the first try after I respecced into this lol.
In your video I notice you just strafe without facing him, this is the first time ive tanked (wotlk) and im curious if that is what is intended I strafe but im always trying to face him to dodge or parry, should I just be trying my best to strafe him but not worrying about the incoming damage as much until I get to my location?
We are making it to phase 1 but failing by 30 seconds and in my mind its my fault for not positioning maly right for sparks so dps can truly do its job?
The ideal for strafing is facing 89 degrees away from him. In other words, just short of a right angle. If I look like I'm facing away from him, it's because I'm using hard mouse control at the same time I'm strafing -- but I'm still at a safe angle, which is why I'm able to continue to use abilities.
Thought I'd come back and report that my raid dropped him nice and clean on our second night after a few attempts on phase 3 waiting for people to get used to their dragon.
For those out there like me that have just starting tanking since WotLK came out, moving in phase 1 is a total headache until you get settled into it and breath animations on your raid will terrify you over and over again. I still cringe when the vortex sparks spawn at directly opposite sides of the room, but phase 1 is definitely the most fun I've had tanking in Wrath so far.
Hmm well we downed him tonight with about a minute and a half to spare with 2 healers a paladin and a druid so i think we did pretty good.
However Im still not able to do what you do in terms of strafing is there anywhere i can practice this?
You can practice strafing on any mob in the game, really. The default keys that come with the game are "q" and "e", for walking sideways. I use these along with my mouse to strafe when tanking bosses. Takes some practice, but once you get it down it's much faster moving bosses than backpedaling :)
Great vid with lots of info. I tanked our first night of 25 EoE last night and we downed him after about 2.5 hours of tries thanks to what we gleamed from here.
Cider, you're the best!
just a tip but if you are a warrior having difficulty surviving the encounter, use Glyph of Last Stand - Item - World of Warcraft
Last stand the first breath after vortex
shield wall the second breath after vortex
last stand the third breath after vortex
If you need more than 3 vortexes your phase1 raid dps is too low. Blessing of santuary is a huge help this fight too if you can afford it.
I wanted to thank you for posting this excellant quality and detailed video. We just started this fight and were having issues with the 1st phase and dealing with the sparks. Your video made it seem a ton easier than it was last night and hopefully after another review of it we can make it that. We we also having issues with 2 sparks at a time, 1 would pop and kinda sit there then he'd vortex and pop another one closely after we'd fall and reposition to get the 1st one so by the time we had the 1st one dealt with the 2nd one was a frantic deal. I didn't notice this at all in your video, it seemed clean and you never seemed to deal with two at a time.
Anyway, hat's off to you for taking the time to do this.
Not sure if this has been stated but there is a wyrmrest daily quest that has you fly a dragon. This dragon has the exact same abilities as the dragon in eye of eternity. It's great practice.
Aces High! - Quest - World of Warcraft
The quest is located near the top of the nexus.
Just a quick note for something that was bugging the hell out of us facing Malygos this Sunday.
Do not, I repeat, do NOT allow classes that can "cheat" the vortex to do so (rogues and locks as far as I'm concerned). After numerous random deaths in phase 1 and phase 2 doing a parse of the combat log we saw a lot of people being hit by <No Target> Arcane Breath <Player in raid> 20K or more (instant death basically). After we said DO NOT do the above - we killed him for the first time after 2-3 tries and we didn't have this random damage.
As stated in the video it's quite tricky to deal with the arcane breath up-on landing after a Vortex in 25 man. We use the same tactic as mentioned in the 25 man video, yet we ping where to NOT go (where the tank is heading). Same thing just the oposite. The key is 100% communication and that the players run the OPOSITE side of the tank. They don't strafe, they don't stand still, they don't look for the shiny sparkles on the ground - they run the oposite direction of the tank until the breath is over.
Last the threat issues will be somewhat part of this fight if you don't deal with it. Use your vigilance, use your intervenes, use your hands of salvation - and you should be fine (given we had a dps warrior doing 13K TPS when popping all CD's while bloodlust was up…).
Other things to consider is having other classes but the MT to help out with debuffs - off-tank or another warrior can keep most if not all of the things up. You as the MT can also refresh debuffs and buffs while in the vortex with out losing threat on the boss.
That's a bit about that. Zzzz-time for this orc :)
Thank you for posting this video and providing a very viable and alternate strategy, Cider. My guild tried this Tuesday, and despite cleanly and consistently getting to phase three, we were still hitting the enrage timer. The confusing part for us was it wasn't a lack of dps, as every dps was doing at least 2.5-3k. Having them in the middle made it easy to stack with the sparks, and also meant I was less bored. :P
We tried this strategy last night, and he went down without a fight.
Your not serious with the stupid 25 man note in the 10 man version??? It covers the left have of the movie.. I cant see the sparks u are trying to show me on that side?? Leave the notes for the written section and the 25 man info fro 25 man video..I am trying to see what u r talking about but u have that god dang note up for the first couple of minutes........
WTB Slaplen in Wrath:(
nice work
looks like a really interesting fight.
i've also heard that the "Aces High" quest in coldarra was either made for or can be used for practice on the 3rd phase
Great videos Cider very informative. I have a quick question for you folks. I have used the DK death grip strat in 10 mans for pulling sparks to the center for stacking and it works very effectively. However we are getting our first night of good attempts on Maly tomorrow night and sadly we only have one raiding DK for varios reasons.
So my question is this with the absence of DK's in a raid I find myself looking at the options of tanking him in the center of the platform and breaking the raid up into 3 groups placing them at 3 locations except behind the location of where I am tanking. Thus each group will be responsible for killing sparks that spawn at them and they get that buff.
Given that we only have a couple attempts the other night on 25 man maly im not sure how this will pan out in the grand scheme of enrage timers and what not.
With out a DK and death grip isnt kiting a pretty bad strat. Or would people advise to just have the raid move to the spots when needed. I personally lean towards static spots for people less moving more dps from people with or with out the spark buff. Im sure we will figure it out tomorrow night just thought I would pick your brains ahead of time.
Thanks in advance.
Triank I think you're misunderstanding the movement strategy we're using -- it's specifically so we don't rely on Death Knights. By moving Malygos, you can guarantee that sparks always go over the center and don't need to be death gripped. Having Death Knights makes it easier but is not required.


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Japan's leading business publication, KIKKEI, is claiming that Sony's getting ready to dump 10,000 people from their company payroll. The story is here.
As most of you don't speak Japanese, I'll translate it to you. Basically the story says that this cut will result in about a 6 percent workforce reduction as Sony has about 160,000 employees. The drastic moves are part of a total makeover that Sony's going through that comes in the wake of a disastrous decade with the last four years resulting in losses.
Sony hasn't innovated in years. Let's be honest here. This isn't going to work. They need to do more than cut costs. They can't continue to be a me-too kind of company and stand by and watch their Korean counterparts like Samsung and LG out-innovate them. And, this has isn't just an HDTV problem. In the 1980s and 1990s, Sony diversified into owning movie studios, theater chains and everything in-between with the capability to be the ONLY turn-key supplier. They had everything that you needed to build a HomeAV or a ProAV system all under one roof.
But, the right hand didn't talk to the left. The Pro Audio group has a totally separate dealer channel than the Pro Video and display groups have. The ProAV dealers can't buy HomeAV goods. The ES line, their high-end HomeAV product, is nearly invisible and only caters to those "in the know" — they have an approach that if you don't know the ES line exists, you weren't supposed to know — so unless you knew it was even a product line, you wouldn't even know it was available. This leaves most to think the best stuff is on the shelves at Best Buy.
It's total chaos and it doesn't stop there. Every April they have a re-org where people get shifted into new roles and job positions and they've done that since the mid 1980s. Their philosophy is that they don't want you to get too comfortable in one position, so keeping you moving will keep you "on your toes." Instead, all it does is keep everyone from caring enough about their job as they'll have to change it anyway, eventually — or when April roles around next.
Sony's most innovative product is, well, a five-year-old game station. Their newest stuff is a bunch of Apple knock-off gear as they're still in the 'hardware in king' mode where they think that people buy Apple stuff because it looks pretty and moves along fast. Couldn't be farther from the truth — people buy Apple as it works well and works well together.
Tech support? Don't get me started. It's a maze of scripts that assumes everyone calling is STUPID and forces even the seasoned AV vets to go through 10 steps of ridiculousness before getting to even ask a question.
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Participation in the following structures & large-scale projects:
- Fuji Pavilion for the Osaka Universal Exposition
- Namihaya Dome
- National Indoor Stadium
- Sant Jordi Sports Palace
- Sun Dome
- World Memorial Hall
- Bridge of Inachus
- Tianjin Eye & Yong-Le Bridge - Kawaguchi & Engineers
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- Granite Pedestrian Bridge, Beppu, Japan in "Structural Engineering International", August 1996, n. 3 v. 6
- Sports Arena, Kadoma, Japan in "Structural Engineering International", August 1996, n. 3 v. 6
- Neuartige Tragwerke und ihre Formen in "Baukultur", 1998, n. 3; pp. 52-59
- The Lighter, the Better? presented at 35th Annual Symposium of IABSE / 52nd Annual Symposium of IASS / 6th International Conference on Space Structures, London, September 2011.
- The Design of Structures - from Hard to Softin Seven Structural Engineers; pp. 102-121
- Structural Development of the Japanese Timber Pagoda in "Structural Engineering International", November 1995, n. 4 v. 5
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Chlamydia, the most common bacterial sexually transmitted infection (STI), is easily tested for and easily treated. However, since the disease is asymptomatic in over 80% of cases it can remain undiagnosed, leading to increased transmission between sexual partners and a higher incidence in the population. Left untreated, chlamydia can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) in women, a painful infection of the upper genital tract that can lead to several complications including ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage and infertility; men can also become infertile.
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Author: Kim Newman
Written by award-winning novelist and movie critic Kim Newman, this is a brand-new edition, with additional never-before-seen novella, of the popular third installment of the Anno Dracula series.
Rome 1959 and Count Dracula is about to marry the Moldavian Princess Asa Vajda. Journalist Kate Reed flies into the city to visit the ailing Charles Beauregard and his vampire companion Geneviève. She finds herself caught up in the mystery of the Crimson Executioner who is bloodily dispatching vampire elders in the city. She is on his trail, as is the undead British secret agent, Bond.
Dracula Cha Cha Cha is the third book in Kim Newman's Anno Dracula series (which is set in a world were historical and literary figures reside and Count Dracula remains at large). This entry takes the characters (Charles Beauregard, Kate Reed, Geneviève, Penny Churchward) to Rome in 1959. Dracula is about to make his reappearance on the world stage, Charles Beauregard lies at Death's door and a threat even worse than the bloodsucking vampires stalks the streets of Rome.
This is truly a return to form for Newman and the series. Whilst the Bloody Red Baron was a good story set in WW1, I thought it lacked the mystery and immediacy of Anno Dracula. Setting this book in Rome during a time when a masked vigilante is murdering Vampire elders left, right and centre brings back fond memories of Anno Dracula whilst providing a pretty entertaining (and supernatural) mystery in it's own right…especially when Kate Reed gets caught up in the whole affair. For a reporter she's really not the best at staying out of her own stories.
The reason everyone is in Rome is to witness the marriage of Count Dracula to Princess Asa Vajda. A move that many fear could lead to another world domination attempt from ole Vlad Tepis. Obviously this plays a big part in the story (though Dracula stays behind the scenes as much as he did in the previous entries) and includes a few twists and turns to the story that I truly didn't see coming.
Once again I fear my lack of literary knowledge let me down and that I may have missed a good few of the references throughout the story. However it's a testament to Newman's writing that I never felt like I wasn't getting the full story, just missing the odd homage here and there. This is helped by the inclusion of a few familiar (though never properly named due to copyright reasons) faces that I did know. Including The talented Mister Ripley (a calculating sociopath who has figured out that vampires are as easy, if not easier, to dupe then their human counterparts) and Hamish (James) Bond, who's story goes in a completely unexpected, yet shockingly ingenious, direction.
The main theme of this story is life and death. Charles Beauregard lies dying whilst his immortal partner can do nothing. Characters start to question the cost of living forever as they watch everything they love either evole or die around them and wonder if they truly want to keep evolving with the changes when the cost seems too great. Whilst the action, intrigue and gore are more than enough to keep horror and mystery fans entertained, it's these quieter and more thoughtful scenes that will stay you the longest.
Newman does it again. He's taken his own story, filled it with characters and themes from a variety of different sources and yet somehow managed to create something original that somehow fills you with a sense of nostalgia.


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SF Dish of the Month (May 2013) - Voting
- Dave MP Apr 26, 2013 04:55 PM
Here are the candidates for SF Dish of the Month May 2013.
Everyone is welcome to vote once by pressing the recommend button for the dish you'd like to choose. You can vote even if you didn't participate in the voting round, but make sure you only recommend one choice (you can change your mind up until the deadline).
I narrowed the nominations down to the following based on what seemed most popular....but if there's something else you'd like to be on the ballot, you can write it in, and then others can vote using the recommend button. If you write something in, that will be considered your one vote.
Voting will be open until April 30th at 6 PM PST
re: Dave MP
Looks like Breakfast Sandwich didn't get the top number of votes, but coincidentally, here's a post in SF weekly on top 5 sandwiches:
re: Dave MP
And here's WSJ's piece, "Hummus Is Conquering America" for your next run.
re: Dave MP
woops, it looks like someone got excited by two awesome dishes and double voted for chawanmushi and Japanese pickles! You can unvote by clicking the "recommend" button again for the item you want to de-select.
re: hyperbowler
Yep, remember it's just one vote per person (though like hyperbowler says, you can recommend and unrecommend to change your vote). If you vote for more than one dish, your votes will not be counted.
Dave MP
re: hyperbowler
I also got excited and tried to vote for two dishes! I unRecomended my other vote and I wholly commit to eating chawanmushi in May and reporting back.
An observation about past months' DOTM is that the people who vote for an item rarely end up trying the dish during the month. For example, this past month about 10 people cast the majority of votes for won ton noodle soup, yet only two of them have taken part in the project. What's going on with this? Some how it doesn't seem fair that they can outvote those who would actually participate. Wouldn't want to exclude anyone a priori, but maybe those who cast votes should be willing to help the quest if their dish is selected.
re: Melanie Wong
What if in order to have your vote counted, you needed to try the dish and post your review of it? I'm not actually recommending this since it would reduce participation, but it might be interesting to see how that would work. Could be done at the nomination level also.
re: charliemyboy
Novel idea, Charlie, but as you say, it would reduce participation. Also, I'd like voting to be less cumbersome, not more. Or even done away with all together. On the Cheese Board, the majority voted against using voting (wrap your head around that), and developed a different process for picking cheese of the month.
My suggestion would be to change the blurb that starts off the voting threads to the effect that everyone is welcome to vote on the dish that he/she will take part in exploring/eating during the month. Otherwise it seems like vote for something you'd like to read about, rather than get out and make a contribution.
The idea is not to be a passive bystander or rehash old finds, but to make some new discoveries and build collective intelligence when each of us takes one for the team.
re: Melanie Wong
What are others' thoughts?
I agree with Melanie's comments about changing the blurb. I'd like to add that, yes, despite the best of intentions, things do come up and not everyone can try a dish during the month in which they voted for it. If that's the case, the threads stay open--- please post your comments when you do have a chance to try that DOTM. Blocking things in a month optimizes community participation, but the threads don't become obsolete on days 29-32.
One other suggestion would be to group comments about tips from our prior collective knowledge under a single thread at the top. For example, April's DOTM was full of a generous amount of useful background information. Keeping that as a single thread could maximize its exposure, and at the same time allow us to focus on the new experiences in the rest of the thread. The originator of the thread can start off the thread with a post saying something like, "Please reply to this post if you would like to add background information. Make a new post once you try a new dish around town."
re: Melanie Wong
Melanie, I appreciate your wish for more involvement.
But I'd advocate keeping things more relaxed and relatively un-monitored--long on fun and shy on obligation.
One of the things I appreciate about Chowhound is its diversity--and arguably one dimension of that is those who post a lot, those who weigh in occasionally, and those who happily log on to read what others have to say but don't post themselves.
We have several people on this Board, who, like bajajohn, don't live in San Francisco but visit periodically and might vote for a DOTM, with the idea of checking it out when next in town.
I could see a local voting for a DOTM but not posting about it because she knew little about it and was eager to learn from others who knew more or ate out more regularly.
There could be the DOTM voter who loved a dish, but was hammered by the demands of "real life" that month.
Or the voter who's new to the Board or just a bit shy, ready to click the "Recommend" button but not to do a full post (I "lurked" for a while before feeling confident enough to add my voice to those who speak with a mantle of authority, to brave debates that can flare with friendly contention!)
So my "vote" is not to introduce more structure, but keep things just as they are.
re: sundeck sue
I'm all for not adding more structure as well. The irony of the Cheese Mice voting to do away with voting wasn't lost on me.
I'd like to be sure that those who nominate and lose the vote every month don't keep getting discouraged and dropping out because they see that they're outnumbered. Asking everyone to show some self-discipline when they vote could help with that and doesn't impose any additional structure.
re: Melanie Wong
Fully intended to get out and eat wonton noodles last month, but my daughter's nap schedule is super incompatible with getting out to the Richmond and Sunset districts right at lunchtime. Didn't mean to be a deadbeat. :(
re: possumspice
Not a deadbeat! :)
Sure, life gets in the way, as noted here,
re: bajajohn
John, that kind of follow-up would be great. I appreciate your explanation. Looking at the voting thread for April's choice though, I don't see your vote unless you used a different alias then.


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I had such a hard time running outside in Amarillo, and I tried for a solid year to get used to it. When I failed to fall in love with the terrain, we bought a treadmill and I spent the next solid year running entirely indoors. I managed to run the Dallas Half Marathon in a decent time after training exclusively on a treadmill, but since moving back to east Tennessee, I didn't realize how much I missed running on trails like this.
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State officials are appealing a $63 million reduction in Indiana's share of tobacco master settlement payments. But even without the penalty, Indiana's tobacco prevention and cessation efforts are sputtering. In a state where tobacco-related health care costs exceed $2 billion a year, the failure to aggressively discourage smoking is an expensive proposition.
Nearly three years ago, the state's Tobacco Prevention and Cessation program was folded into the Indiana State Department of Health. As critics of the move suggested at the time, the fight seemed to lose its steam.
Indiana has the unfortunate distinction of failing to make progress in the fight against tobacco use in 2013, and protecting its citizens from tobacco-caused diseases like lung cancer, the leading cancer killer of both men and women in Indiana, wrote Lindsey Grace, manager of advocacy for the American Lung Association in Indiana, upon the release of the organization's State of Tobacco Control 2014 report in January. Meanwhile, Big Tobacco continued to rob our health and wealth with clever new tactics to lure new youth smokers.
The association's report gives the state dismal marks: F for tobacco prevention and control funding; F for cessation coverage; D for cigarette taxes and C for smoke-free air laws.
Tobacco-related illnesses kill more than 9,800 people in Indiana each year and cost the state's economy $4.8 billion in health care costs and lost productivity, according to the Lung Association. Nearly a quarter of Hoosiers are smokers.
The 1998 master agreement between the five largest tobacco companies and 46 states, including Indiana, required the companies to indefinitely make annual payments of about $10 billion to the states to compensate for a share of medical costs for smoking-related illnesses. In the early years, Indiana and other states diligently dedicated settlement payments to prevention and cessation efforts.
Over time, however, the commitment has faltered, although the state did reserve the money for other health programs. A recent report by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids found that Indiana spends less than 8 percent of the amount recommended by the Centers for Disease Control for anti-tobacco programs. By contrast, North Dakota spends more than 97 percent of the amount recommended by the CDC.
Indiana's paltry $5.8 million allocation this year – compared to nearly $537 million in tobacco-generated revenue – isn't likely to benefit from a decision last September to reduce the state's annual tobacco settlement payment from $131 million to $68 million. A three-judge arbitration panel ruled that in 2003 Indiana and five other states failed to diligently enforce provisions of the master settlement involving tobacco companies that were not parties to the original agreement. Because payments for subsequent years are in dispute as well, more losses could be ahead.
Indiana could have avoided the huge reduction by joining 22 other states in a settlement. Instead, it took its dispute to arbitration, hiring former Attorney General Steve Carter to represent the state. The Indiana Law Blog reported this week that Carter's original $35,000 contract has been renewed or amended nine times since 2010, for total payments of $886,000.
Bryan Corbin, spokesman for the Indiana Attorney General's office, told the Law Blog's Marcia Oddi that the appeal of last fall's ruling is pending before the Marion County Superior Court and a hearing is scheduled for mid-July.
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2) Trist untouched. I am not sure what they think in these notes are going to counter her, but the little tank with massive DPS and more escapes than Houdini sure seemed in line for a major slapdown late game to me.
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Of course it was hissing. They do it all the time as do Chelsea. I mean West Ham were trying to get a chant to do with Hitler going but it was quickly quietened down by the stewards. It's funny though as West Hams owners are Jewish
Where you there? Because the lad giving his account is as trustworthy as they come (given he's in a fairly prominent position as a self-titled author and working closely with the FSF I highly doubt he'd get involved in denying anti-semitic chants). Spurs, West Ham, Chelsea and Arsenal all love to do the 'ssshhhhhhhhhhh' sounds at away games to mimick the home support being quiet. Can I prove every West Ham fan there today is innocent? Nope. But I'll take the word of someone in the middle of it all that its being misinterpreted by the media over someone not there at the time and going off of hearsay.
The Lazio chants were in very poor taste, but its football. No-one should be surprised that cuntish chants are getting sung at football games, especially derbies. Is it pathetic? Yep. But its part and parcel of the game and really shouldn't be a surprise to anyone.
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Speaking of K Stand, its a shame what's happened to that section. There are still some old school lads having a go but so many people in that area now are the sort who aren't arsed with singing.
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