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<<I've removed the previous speculation post about going into 3.2 and bumped up topics from below>>
I want to start sketching out the next step now, though I will wait to fill in numbers as the dust settles and certain elements shift into their new homes with patch 3.2. The next level I want to add to the breakdowns is on-use and proc survival abilities.
In general we will split the abilities into the following 3 categories (I'll use my own terminology so I can short-hand:
1.) Protection Buffs. These are abilities that reduce incoming damage by a percentage for a duration. These abilities stack though each effect (including the passive buffs present from long-term buffs and stances already included) diminish each individual effects actual benefit. In other words if you have 40% reduction from one buff and 60% from another, you will not become damage immune. Each component is applied one after the next so if the buff effects were P1, P2, and P3, the final reduction would be 1-[(1-P1)(1-P2)(1-P3)]. Or as a direct example, 50% reduction from armor, 10% reduction from stance, and 40% reduction from Shield Wall would total as follows Ptotal = 1-[(1-0.50)(1-0.10)(1-0.40)] = 0.73 = 73% reduction total.
2.) Survival Mechanic Buffs. Each class has its own short CD, or high uptime buffs that they rely on to benefit their survival, as well as longer CD effects that can improve their passive survival tools. Particular examples are Shield Block for Warriors, and Holy Shield for Paladins. These buffs are made to be used frequently, but they are balanced around the fact that the tank must actually activate them. Doing so smartly and well-timed they will provide a greater benefit than if they are used blindly or foolishly.
3.) Supported Survival Buffs. These special buffs work by improving the tank's survival in a different fashion than just increasing passive survival traits. These are the hardest to factor in a metric like this, but I will be working towards finding a smart way to do it. This category includes effects that increase the tanks incoming heals, or heal the tank directly.
I will first enumerate the buffs for each class (and please let me know if there is something I appear to have missed). In order to illustrate the values of these abilities, I want to sketch the nature of the buff, and sketch limits of sorts. Maximum benefit (i.e. maximum possible uptime) is important, though it is hard to measure actual use in general and as we move towards the most specific model the application will become extremely encounter specific. The way I will present the abilities is as follows:
Ability Effect (with duration, CD, and specific effect)
Maximum Value (essentially using it on CD against the melee-only boss model thus far)
Synergy/Inhibition (what other survival mechanics improve the effect, which diminish it)
This breakdown will go by class, and will take time to develop, but I will keep updating here as I do the work. For abilities with glyphs and talents to change the effect, I will illustrate each of the permutations. I will not include gear set bonuses yet, as they may come and go and you will not likely use a lower level set bonus thanks to the heftier survival bonuses from later sets. I will also not be factoring in Spell damage survival mechanics yet, these will come with a later iteration that handles magic and stacking multiple damage input considerations (i.e. boss melee and special encounter mechanics).
- Shield Block: Increases Block Chance and Block Value by 100% for 10 sec on a 1 min CD. Talents reduce the CD by 10/20 sec.
- Shield Wall: Reduces all incoming damage by 60% for 12 sec on a 5 min CD. Talents can reduce the CD by 30/60 sec, and the glyph makes the reduction 40% and reduces the CD by an additional 2 min.
- Last Stand: Increases total health by 30% for 20 sec on a 3 min CD. Glyph reduces the CD by 1 min.
- Glyph of Blocking: Increases Block Value by 10% for 10 sec after each Shield Slam. It will be assumed that in the grand average a Warrior Tank will Shield Slam more than once per 10 sec, so this will have a 100% uptime.
- Enraged Regeneration: Restores 30% of the Warrior's health over 10 sec, on a 3 min CD, and while active it blocks other enrage effects (+10% damage and/or bonus rage generation). Glyphing increases the total heal by another 10% of the Warrior's max health.
- Holy Shield: Increases Block Chance by 30% for 10 seconds, or 8 blocks. On 8 second CD.
- Divine Protection: Reduces all incoming damage by 50% for 12 sec on a 3 min CD. Talents can reduce the CD by 30/60 sec.
- Glyph of Divine Plea: So long as Divine Plea is active, the Paladin takes 3% less damage.
- Glyph of Hand of Salvation: When the Paladin uses Hand of Salvation on himself, he will take 20% less damage. (Hand of Salv reduces the targets total threat by 2% per second for 10 sec, on a 2 min CD).
- Lay on Hands: the Paladin heals the target for an amount equal to the Paladin's maximum total health, and restores 1950 mana. Talents can reduce the CD by 2/4 min, and will grant the target 10/20% damage reduction for 15 sec, while the glyph will reduce the CD by 5 min.
- Ardent Defender: Any attack that takes the Paladin below 35% health is reduced in damage. The damage portion that takes the Paladin's health below 35% is reduced by 10/20/30%. In addition, when the Paladin receives damage that would kill him, he instead is pushed up to 10/20/30% health (assuming 540 def tank), on a 2 min CD.
Death Knight
- Barkskin: Reduces all incoming damage by 20% for 12 sec on a 1 min CD.
- Survival Instincts: Increases the Bear's maximum health by 30% for 20 sec, on a 3 min CD. Glyph increases the health increase by an additional 15% of max.
- Frenzied Rejuvenation: The Bear converts 10 rage per sec for 10 sec, into health, on a 3 min CD. The exchange is 0.3% health per point of rage, or 3% per 10 rage. Glyphed this ability increases all incoming heals on the Bear by 20% for the duration.
Note 1: I've left out Magic-oriented CDs and effects for the time being, as they will be factored in with a later layer.
- Icebound Fortitude: Reduces all incoming damage by an amount based on your defense (we'll assume 540 def, or 40%) for 12 sec on a 2 min CD. Talents can increase the duration by 3/6 sec (Frost).
- Death Strike: In addition to dealing damage, heals the DK for 5% of his maximum health per disease on the target. Talented from Blood this becomes 7.5% max health per disease, and Unholy can talent for a third disease. This is only frequently used for Blood tanking, but is accessible to other tanks.
- Vampiric Blood (Blood): Increases the DK's health by 15% and increases all healing affects on the DK by 35% for 20 sec, on a 2 min CD. Glyphed the duration is increased by 10 sec.
- Rune Tap (Blood): Instantly heals the DK for 10% of his total health on a 1 min CD. Talenting reduces the CD by 10/20/30 sec, and increases the healing by 3/7/10% of max health. Glyphing increases the heal on the DK by 10% (so to 11/14/19/22% of max), and causes it to heal the DK's group for 10% of their max health.
- Mark of Blood (Blood): The target heals anyone it hits for 4% of their max health with every hit. Lasts for 20 sec or up to 20 hits, on a 3 min CD.
- Imp Blood Presence (Blood): The DK heals himself for 2/4% of his damage dealt.
- Will of the Necropolis (Blood): Damage that would take the DK below 35% health is reduced. The damage portion that reduces the DK's health below 35% is reduced by 5/10/15%. This effect cannot be trigger by a hit smaller than 5% of the DK's max health, and the proc has a 15 sec CD.
- Unbreakable Armor (Frost): Reduces all incoming hits on the DK by an amount equal to 5% of the tank's armor and increases the DK's strength by 25% for 20 sec, on a 2 min CD. The Glyph increases the damage absorbed by 20% (increasing the value to 6% of the DK's armor total).
- Frigid Dreadplate (Frost): Increases the DK's chance to be missed by 1/2/3%.
- Imp Frost Presence (Frost): Increases the passive damage reduction of Frost Presence by 1/2% (to a total of 6/7%).
- Bone Shield (Unholy): Activates a shield around the DK with 4 charges. So long as one charge remains the DK will take 20% less damage from everything, and each time the DK takes damage a charge will be consumed (no more than one per 2 sec). Lasts 5 min or until charges are gone, on 2 min CD. Glyphed this shield has 2 extra charges.
Note 2: I've included itemized passive bonuses for non-uniform procs and some standard passive items for DK's since each tree will function differently as a tank.
Note 3: Self-heals have been included as they will become very important for particular class-specs, though hard to discuss in a general breakdown of survival. This will be a later layer as well.
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The first and easiest to incorporate is the Paladin Holy Shield buff. Essentially, the only way to not have 100% uptime on this buff is to take more than 1 hit per sec, which will never happen against a boss which is our current measure. Furthermore magic damage items won't interact with or consume charges so this will remain static as that layer is added. So, we can assume, given a diligent protadin, that this will be 100% uptime of 30% additional block chance. We can make the same assumption of Glyphed Divine Plea as it should always be active provided the Protadin activates it and pays attention, that will be a permanent 3% damage reduction.
Shield Block for Warriors is not quite as easy. When it is active it will double block value (2.6 x actual sheet block value if you account for crit chance), and will make every hit that is not avoided a block (effective block chance becomes 100%-Avoid%). With standard Warrior tank talents, the ability will have a 40 sec CD with a 10 sec uptime, which, if used on CD is 25% uptime. That said, most warriors will not pop it on CD, they will use it strategically (often for threat). So, the maximum effect would be 25% uptime, but the actual effect will depend on use. I will treat this as an on-off condition, and examine the relative and average effects later on.
For the standard protection abilities, the classes break down as follows, and I will add in some granted effects that healers/raid can provide as well (I'll provide stats consistent with our exemplar tanks' talents and glyphs):
Considering these abilities, the 3 plate wearers have a maximum of 10% uptime while the bear has a maximum of 20% uptime. The Paladin will also have the Hand buff available at a 8.3% uptime. Again, like Shield Block these abilities are often saved for encounter specific peaks, but we will gauge that as the model develops.
- Warrior: Shield Wall = 40% dmg rdx, 12 sec duration, 2 min CD
- Paladin: Divine Protection = 50% dmg rdx, 12 sec duration, 2 min CD
- Paladin: Glyphed Hand of Salv = 20% dmg rdx, 10 sec duration, 2 min CD
- Death Knight: Icebound Fortitude = 40% dmg rdx, 12 sec duration, 2 min CD
- Bear Druid: Barkskin = 20% dmg rdx, 12 sec duration, 1 min CD
- Inspiration/Ancestral Fortitude: (crit heal from talented Priest/Shaman healer) = 10% physical dmg rdx, 10 sec duration
- Pain Suppression (Disc Priest) = 40% dmg rdx, 8 sec duration, 3 min CD
Situational damage reductions (specifically Will of the Necropolis and Ardent Defender) are hard to work into a general model of an average. They will become meaningful when they save the tank and reduce damage, but the conditions of triggering them are a little too tricky to generalize about. I will attempt to demonstrate some of their value, if I can, later on.
Similarly health maximum bumps can be hard to gauge smartly. I can express them in terms of average maximum health, but that's not a particularly meaningful number. I will find a way to illustrate these as an on-off scenario as well.
Tank self-healing can become a very serious value, but it needs to be handled with care and a great deal of marked assumptions and conditions. In general, tank self-healing can amount to functionally appear as less damage taken, but it needs to be factored in terms of over-healing and other player/human-related factors. I will create a specific special consideration for this aspect as it becomes particularly meaningful for Blood DKs, and somewhat less so for Bears and Warriors. Interestingly the one tank that can heal while tanking, Paladins, also relies the least on their own healing to survive. In tank self-healing I will also discuss the effects of Imp Leader of the Pack and Judgment of Light, which I have excluded to this point as they can be available to all of the tanks.
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So, first as a baseline, let's refresh the base stats, including the following assumptions that will buff the baseline stats:
Warrior = crit block chance causes actual block value to average 1.3xbase
Paladin = 100% Holy Shield and Divine Plea uptime equate to +30% block (actually included in the first post) and 3% dmg rdx always. Based on boss swing speed (2.4 sec) we're assuming Redoubt is in effect roughly 41.7% of the time, multiplied by the increased block chance will average +12.5% block over time.
Death Knight = Based on an assumed 40% turnover rate from melee swings to RS's, and an average weapon speed of 3.0 sec after buffs, the sigil will be assumed to have a 66.7% uptime for an average buff of 1.47% dodge.
Bear Druid = Based on the Bear's raid buffed crit chance (~45%), attack speed (2.39), and the boss's incoming swing speed (2.4), the Savage Defense proc will be roughly a 44.88% block chance, with an absorb value 25% of the bear's raid buffed AP (1941).
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Typically, In Tandem features a couple who has committed to one another in marriage. But, this week we're changing it up to present a family duo who has spent much of their life together working side by side at the No. 1 new and used auto dealership in Kentuckiana, The Sam Swope Auto Group.
At age 16, Patti Swope first began working for her father Sam Swope's company driving a pick-up truck with an AM radio and no air conditioning to and from his car dealership on Shelbyville Road.
Her cousin, Dick, also started early in the business, sweeping trash and washing cars, but both have come a long way. Patti has been named Chairman of the Board, succeeding her father who just retired in mid-January after 60 years with the company, and Dick is now President and CEO of the auto group.
"We've both been involved our whole lives," Dick said. "I've been officially employed by the Sam Swope organization since 1977. Sam is my uncle, and my father is in the business in Elizabethtown."
Dick had an inclination early on that his career path would eventually lead to the family business. However, Patti, wasn't always so sure. She went away to college at the University of Denver, where she received a bachelor's degree in natural sciences.
"I did go to college thinking I was going to do something else and was not going to get into this business," Patti said. "I came back to Louisville and Dad said, 'I guess you can sell cars until you figure it out,' and I've been here ever since."
Along with Dick and Patti, Dick's brothers in Elizabethtown and his son, Will, who is general manager at the Richmond Honda dealership, are also involved in the family business.
Here in Louisville, though, Dick and Patti work closely together at the corporate office at Sam Swope Mitsubishi off Hustbourne Parkway. "Our offices are here together, so we're constantly interacting on some subject," Patti said. "Although, it's funny: we can both be working on different things and not see each other for a couple days."
Despite the frequent collaboration with one another, the two still get along quite well outside of the office and have learned to leave work at work and focus on family when at home.
"When we used to get together as a family, we used to do nothing but talk business," Dick said. "But that's changed over the years and we maybe don't take it as seriously as we used to when we're with family. I think we're a very close-knit family and we play together as well as work together."
One person who has always been keen on business talk, though, is Patti's father, Sam, who spent most of their one-hour car ride together to Elizabethtown on Christmas talking about work.
But, Sam also has been one to dole out plenty of great advice to his daughter and nephew over the years, and has helped prepare them to become the successful business leaders they are today.
"One of the best (pieces of advice) he has given me over the years is we don't have any enemies who walk through our doors, we only have friends," Patti said. "And so we treat our customers as our friends, that they're valued customers and that we always strive to give them the best experience possible."
As for Dick, the lesson Sam gave him in 1980 when the two purchased the Sam Swope Cadillac dealership has stuck with him to this day.
"The thing that I remember him saying to me more than anything else, and again he's given us a lot of advice, is, 'The only way to be successful … is to surround yourself with quality people.' … So I've always taken that advice very seriously, and I think we've built a pretty strong organization with those kinds of people."
Not only did Sam instill plenty of wisdom in the second generation of Swopes, but he also taught them the importance of charity.
"Both of our fathers are very involved in the community," Dick said. "I've learned at an early age that we owe the community that service because the community is how we make our living. We feel like it's a responsibility to give back to the community."
Dick has been a past chairman of The Lincoln Heritage Boy Scout Council and is currently the vice chairman and chair-elect of the board of the American Red Cross local chapter. Patti has served on the Board of Trustees of the Louisville Zoo and has volunteered with the Center for Women and Families, Metro United Way and many other organizations. She is now board development chair for the Kentucky Humane Society Board of Directors.
"We've been extremely blessed," Patti added. "Our company has been successful because of the people in this community so my father has always emphasized to give back, so we give back as much as we possibly can not only of our treasure but of our time."
As Patti and Dick continue to build on the huge success of the past 60 years at Sam Swope Auto Group, they are also doing their best to bestow the same values Sam taught them upon the third generation of the family. Patti and Dick both assure they want to first make certain the next generation will feel good about and enjoy a career with the family business.
"There's never been any pressure to get in this business," Patti said. "We only want family members to get in that want to get in. What's interesting now is we have two 21-year -olds who are in college, and we're encouraging them to get their college degrees and maybe even go work somewhere else for awhile so they can see what it's like somewhere else before they decide if they want to get in this business, because it is true, once you're in you're kind of in."
Family Business Do's
"Communicate and listen to all of the stakeholders," Patti said.
"And not just those who are directly involved in the day-to-day but all family members," Dick said. "We are a small family-held business. It's important to make those people who aren't working day-to-day feel like they are a part of it."
Family Business Don'ts
"Don't go off half-cocked and take out some issue on someone else," Patti advised. "We usually handle things pretty civilly even when we disagree."
"Family relationships can become very intense and you want to make sure there's communication and you don't want to let things fester," Dick said.
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I belong to the First Families of Kentucky through four different people, one of them being Benedict Swope Sr(Benedictus Schwab Sr.)
He is most likely the fifth Gr grandfather of the Swope Children
and the fourth Gr. Grandfather of Sam. He came into Kentucky in 1775 and returned to Maryland to help in the Revolution and sell the
land that he had in Pennsylvania and Maryland but returned by 1778.
He came to Kentucky with his sons, Jacob of Lincoln County, Johnwho was killed by Indians in Jefferson County, George who came to Fayette(Clark County)and Benedict Jr. who came to Lincoln county, then Madison , then Garrard county. The old family cemetery where Benedict Sr. is buried is in Garrard. I would like to talk ton Patti or Dick about the family history to determine which one of the sons that they are connected to.
Thanks much and Gooday. I live in Fleming County. Harold W. Rarden
How can I contact Patti Swope?

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27 Jun 13
With today's conclusion of the three-way dialogue between the EU Council of Ministers, the European Parliament's Agriculture Committee and the European Commission's Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development, almost all the main aspects of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) towards 2020 have been defined. Slow Food can state with certainty that the new CAP has not met its stated objectives, aimed at orienting European agriculture in a "greener and fairer" direction. Worse, the hopes of civil society, which had asked for "public money for public goods," common resources be destined towards common objectives and goods, have been dashed.
Slow Food's reaction to the agreements reached is cold, to say the least, most of all because they leave too much discretion to member states on fundamental issues, like support for small-scale farmers, the capping and reduction of the largest payments in favor of those who receive less (80% of European farmers) and the movement of resources from the pillar reserved for rural development towards the already predominant pillar linked to direct payments.
"A real Common Policy should be common, shared, and not able to be interpreted or redefined according to national interests, which unfortunately tend to be easily directed by the lobbies in favor of big business and monocultures," responded Carlo Petrini. We can talk about the "de-Europeanization" of the CAP: "It's clear that now our actions for a greener and fairer agriculture will have to switch their focus to national governments, putting pressure on them to ensure that small-scale, sustainable agriculture is not overly penalized. The fight continues."
In terms of the so-called "greening"- the environmentally friendly practices that must be put in place to receive 30% of direct payments - unfortunately the starting point remains weak. The measure is based on an important principle, but its implementing regulations mean it risks exempting 60% of cultivated land in Europe.
Additionally, the lack of a mechanism for monitoring the CAP's impact on poor or developing countries does not seem to us to show any real desire to bring an end to commercial practices that can have a strong impact on the problems of hunger, malnutrition and food sovereignty in the world's communities.
While a few improvements that have been made, like a small increase in the subsidy for young farmers or the bureaucratic simplifications for small farms, they are not sufficient to change a judgment that remains, on the whole, negative.
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DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky. (8/19/13) – The following is your weekly update on law enforcement activity in the Dawson Springs area.
On August 12, Kayte Spurlin, 33, of St. Charles was charged with Non-payment of Fines on a Hopkins County warrant. Chief Bill Crider was the charging officer in the case.
Anthony Rawlins, 32, of South Main Street in Dawson was charged with Contempt of Court on a Hopkins County warrant. Captain Craig Patterson was the charging officer.
On August 14, James R. Farmer, 42, of Hospital Road in Dawson Springs was charged with Contempt of Court on a Christian County warrant. Captain Patterson was the charging officer.
On August 16, Brittany Ortt, 20, of Maple Avenue in Princeton was cited to court on charges of Operating on a Suspended Operator's License and No Insurance. Captain Patterson was the charging officer.
On August 18, Stephen Wigley, 25, of Franklin Street in Dawson Springs was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle under the Influence. Josh Travis was the charging officer.
On August 19, Damerius Mitchell, 38, of Oates Street in Madisonville was charged with Assault – 4th Degree (Domestic Violence), Wanton Endangerment, Unlawful Imprisonment, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Possession of a Handgun by a Convicted Felon. Brad Ross was the charging officer.
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After 3 months of rest, recuperation, holidays, spending money and general enjoyment I am now back working for the NHS. Note the word 'for', since I am not actually part of it. I am now an independent contractor working on a project that was left unfinished. I am back with my ex boss and her small team. I am back in the same office, in the same building I left at the end of March. I have re-instated my nhs.net account and hopefully in the next few days I will be able to log onto work computers again. Yesterday I went into the office; it was to say the least surreal.
I used to look at the invoices of contractors and discuss with colleagues that they seemed to earn a lot of money for what they did. I am not sure that the rate I have negotiated is excessive, since I will have to pay my own tax and national insurance, but it is a reasonable amount. I am going to be working 3 days a week for the next few months and hopefully that will put me on a footing for more work in the future.
The building now contains several organisations, where in March there was one. I heard that the staff working in the CCGs are not always pleasant and friendly to those working for the CSU. I heard that already people are leaving, jobs are becoming vacant. I heard that a number of those who were made redundant, are like me, back working. I heard that those working in the CCGs are still trying to work out what exactly they are doing. I guess that is no surprise.
I found yesterday in the office a little claustrophobic. It is 3 months since I sat still for so long, since I sat in such a small office for so long. I think that 3 days will definitely be enough in one place. Mind you I will be out and about a lot, my job is to try to sort out the clinical groups so that they are fit for purpose in the future. I am going to finish off the job we couldn't do last year and which predictably there currently are insufficient permanent staff to manage.
Still it is nice to be back in the world of work even if I will now have to juggle it around my expanding social life. But, I do still have some bills to pay even if I am now completely debt free!


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This was definitely a dream come true for me.I celebrated my 65th birthday in Vegas and it was my dream to see Celine. It was the most amazing show that I have ever seen. I hope to come back in 2013 and see her again. If you ever in Vegas it is a must show. She is fantastic. The stage is more than I could ever imagine. Loved the show.
Seeing her in person was almost a heavenly experience. She sounds like an Angel. Her voice is so beautiful, no words are available. She is also a beautiful person, and wonderful human being, very humbled. She even cried while singing a opera type song in french,,, standing ovations! WOW... I cannot praise the concert enough. All must go and see her at least once. I even captured spiritual orbs in the picture. Even the spirits come to see Celine sing!!!
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My husband and I went to Las Vegas show in 2011. We spent over $4,000 for the show, travel and hotel which basicly was our 2011 Holiday.
We spent over $400 per ticket and were put over in a corner and couldn't even see Celine straight on an any time.
We are SO VERY DISAPPOINTED at this seemingly low-budget show. Celine is so much more than this and shouldn't have stooped to this level. Celine sang other Entertainer's songs (N O T What we can to see), much less Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder songs. I do NOT recommend this show. There were only 3 songs which we thoroughly enjoyed which were Celine's songs.
Whoever picked the songs for this show, a MINUS 10 !!!!!!! CAN I GET A REFUND ?
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For s young as she is, I had a child at 40 and she didn't put much into herself by moving. I moved much faster at that age! Changing clothes, too much talking about family and she could sang more songs. For the money I spent it was not worth it and I like her as a person and her voice. .
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Beautiful Boxer: Based on a true story, this film explores the life of Parinya Charoenphol (Nong Toom), a famous Thai kickboxer, who uses the money and influence gained from her winning matches to facilitate her gender transition.
Country: Thailand, 2003
Original Language: Thai and English
Rating: 4.5/5
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Zavi thinks: This is such a powerful story, and it's even more amazing because it's true. This is one of the best representations of a trans character that I have ever seen in a film (other representations of similar caliber include Brandon Teena in Boys Don't Cry and Bree in Transamerica). I also found it incredibly refreshing that this film is both a "trans" film and an "overcoming obstacles" story, even though it is an unfortunate testament to trans exclusion in media that Nong Toom's story of eventual success was so surprising. Another random refreshing aspect of this film is that this is the first time I've ever seen a …
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Description: With rich, luscious detailing and a vibrant feel, the Heritage collection brings life to any space. Hand-tufted of pure wool with strong cotton backing, these traditionally beautiful rugs can withstand even the most highly traveled areas of your home. This plush rug fits effortlessly into any traditional or eclectic setting.
- Collection: Heritage
- Brand: Safavieh
- Material: 100% Wool
- Weave: Hand Tufted
- Styles: Traditional Rugs
- Origin: India
- Available in the following sizes: 2' x 3', 2' 3" x 4', 3' x 5', 4' x 6', 5' x 8', 6' x 9', 7' 6" x 9' 6", 8' 3" x 11', 9' 6" x 13' 6", 3' 6" Round, 6' Round, 8' Round, 6' Square, 8' Square, 4' 6" x 6' 6" Oval, 7' 6" x 9' 6" Oval, 2' 3" x 8', 2' 3" x 10', 2' 3" x 12' and 2' 3" x 14'
- Clean & Care: Vacuum regularly as new wool rugs can shed yarn fibers for up to three months. Avoid direct and continuous exposure to sunlight. Do not pull loose ends, clip them with scissors to remove. Clean liquid spills immediately by blotting with cloth or sponge. For hard to remove stains, professional rug cleaning is recommended.
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This is a beautiful rug. It is much thicker and of higher quality than I was expecting, especially for the reasonable price. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that the rug is not nearly as vibrant as it appears on the site. The gold is much more beige and the green more muted. Luckily it still looks great in my room and I'm happy with my purchase.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
The rug feels terrific under bare feet! It's very thick and soft - it's also quite heavy, so if you buy a larger one, you will need someone to help move it around. It's not quite as golden as the photo, more creamy gold and slate blue. Lovely!RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
5x8 Blue and beige. Really nice plush rug. The blue is more powder blue than blue-green as some have written. I really like it. I will likely purchase more from Rugs USA when floor space is available.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
I chose the blue/beige version. It is as another review stated, a beautiful blue/teal powder blue, with beige/tan. The blue /teal is more blue than teal. The quality of fiber is great. Nice and thick. I really like it. I bought a 5x8 rug and the pattern is distinct. I had before bought a 2x3 rug and the pattern seemed less distinct relative to picture I believe as the photos online are of larger rugs, which by scale can be more distinct. My 5x8 is as good looking as online photo. One has to remember that a flash may brighten up photo colors. Otherwise, the representation seems true. Very nice wool rug, never mind the low price.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
I HAVE BEEN AN INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR 40 YEARS. lOVE THE RUGS FRMR THIS COMPANY...nOT ONY BEAUTY BUT A BANG FOR YOUR BUCK!!!RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
I have purchased three of the blue/beige color in different sizes. The color is a beautiful soft dusty-teal blue background with neutral beiges and tans. This is a hard color to find, I looked for a long time. These rugs are perfect for my décor. They are a good quality for the price, they look more expensive than they are IMO.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
For the price, this is a nice rug, however, it is No Where near the color shown and described online. It is not blue but more of a green/blueRECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
The rug is beautiful. It's thick and luxurious looking. I ordered the blue rug and the blue is actually more a teal-ish blue, which fits my room well but may not be everyone's cup of tea. I haven't noticed any of the shedding issues others have mentioned. I would buy another.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
The third one I have purchased for my office. love them.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
I was so disappointed with this rug - the actual colors are no where near the picture, with the actual rug looking very cheap due to the drab colors. The picture looks like rich tones, but the actual is very drab and much darker. I returned it right away but the return was not cheap, so overall disappointed with the experience.RECOMMENDED: No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Very nice quality but colors were different than I expected. This rug is pastel and the green is a mint green! I had planned on using it in my living room but had to move it to my little girl's room because it was too pastel.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Beautiful color and quality. The photo doesn't do it justice.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Beautiful color and quality. The photo doesn't do it justice.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Well represented in my home office could not be happier. Great color and made very well. Some shedding and after a week it is subsiding. Highly recommend.
I have this rug in the blue and gold and it is gorgoeus. Very high quality and rich looking.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Though the rug was darker, as previously indicated in other reviews, it was still such an excellent buy. Looks great!RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Pretty rug, not spectaular but excellent for the price. The colors do not have the same variation of tone that you see in the photograph, it's all pretty much a combination of solid neutrals. But a nice design and the delivery and service were great.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Rug arrived on time; appears somewhat darker than picture
The color of the rug is quite darker than the picture online which was somewhat disappointing. But I still like the rug and it works well in the room I chose it for. Overall I would definitely recommend this rug and would order from RUGSUSA again.RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
I was pleased with the amount of your selections, time to ship and receive and especially the price. I got what I ordered a 100% wool 10' runner rug which I shall use. That's where the good ends. The extremely bad issue with your site is that it is terribly hard to see the actual colors nor is there any description of colors, just a base color. I called and asked for a better description from your operators and they could only look at pictures and try to describe by guessing as I was doing. You do not allow purchase of samples as many on line rug companies do. I think that is something I will consider carefully in the future as this rug is not the colors that showed up on the 3 monitors I looked at it on, but it also not a beige background as stated, but a greenish tinge, and the blue was not a medium blue but more blue/green. I would have never ordered as this has to go next to an adjoining room with another rug and I am not sure they are going to blend. I would suggest samples for purchase when requested to see the true colors. Or even more helpful a description of the actual colors of each rug so buyers will not be ordering in the dark so to say. Once we move back into our house, which is under construction until next month, I will not know if I will keep or return this rug. I hope, if necessary I will be allowed to return, or I won't purchase from you again and I have an entire house of rugs to purchase. Thank youRECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
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The Chocolate Works
Philadelphia Apartments
231 N. Third Street Philadelphia, PA 19106
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.351.1535
Centrally located in the vibrant Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia, the Chocolate Works is a 5-building apartment complex with a unique architectural style, high ceilings, solid brick construction, thick-timbered beams and oversized windows. Chocolate Works Philadelphia apartments are just steps away from popular Old City cafés, clubs, trendy shops, services, theaters and galleries in the Old City area of Philadelphia. Chocolate Works Old City apartments are also close to employers in Center City's business district. Penn's Landing is around the corner as are some of the nation's most important landmarks on Independence Mall. These Old City apartments are just 3 blocks from the Market Street subway and offers easy access to all major highways, rail and bus services in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Lofts at Logan View
1666 Callowhill Street Philadelphia, PA 19130
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.569.9625
The Lofts at Logan View offer true loft-style living in a classic 5-story Philadelphia apartment complex. Brick, timber, soaring ceilings and oversized windows fill rooms with natural light. These downtown Philadelphia lofts are close to cultural attractions along the Ben Franklin Parkway and recreational activities at Fairmount Park and Boathouse Row. Walk to the Comcast Center, One Liberty Place, Glaxo Smith Kline, City Hall and other downtown Philadelphia business centers. Convenient parking and easy access to all major highways. Downtown buses run along Callowhill Street with stops just outside this Philadelphia apartment building and the Broad Street Subway Line is only minutes away.
The Metropolitan
Philadelphia Apartments
117 N. 15th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.854.0729
This twin-tower, 26-story high-rise Philadelphia apartment building right in the center of Center City is an Art Deco landmark. A beautiful rooftop deck offers breathtaking views of the city of Philadelphia in all directions. Unique Philadelphia studio apartments, 1 bedroom Philadelphia apartments and 2-bedroom Philadelphia apartments feature art deco personality, new designer kitchens and luxurious appointments. Love Park, City Hall and Suburban Station are at your doorstep. The Comcast Center, One Liberty Place, Reading Terminal, Hahnemann Hospital and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts are minutes away. Convenient parking and easy access to bus, rail and all major highways are just outside the front door.
The Old Quaker Building
Philadelphia Apartments
3514 Lancaster Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19104
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.222.2233
The Old Quaker Building in University City apartments is actually an urban campus of 2 architecturally significant, mid-19th century apartment buildings in University City. Wide green lawns and shaded walkways create an atypical sense of space among urban apartment buildings in Philadelphia. The interior focuses on contemporary convenience and a lifestyle for today. Authentic timber ceilings add height and drama to every apartment. Oversized, arched windows flood rooms with natural light and offer tranquil views of the landscaped grounds. The Old Quaker Building apartments in Philadelphia is located in the heart of bustling University City Pennsylvania with the Drexel campus right next door and the Penn campus in downtown Philadelphia minutes away.
The Packard Motor Car Building
Philadelphia Apartments
317 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19107
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.351.0930
The historic Packard Motor Car Building is a landmark Philadelphia apartment building for luxury living from its grand 2-story lobby to the oversized windows in each residence that offer stunning views of historic Philadelphia. Just 3 blocks north of Philadelphia City Hall on Broad Street, Hahnemann Hospital is across the street. Temple University is just minutes away. Walk to most Center City shops, businesses and employers. Garage parking is available in the building. SEPTA buses run north and south with stops directly in front of the Packard Building in Philadelphia. The Broad Street Subway Line is just a half-block away and there's also immediate access to the Vine St. Expressway and all major highways.
The Touraine Philadelphia Apartments
1520 Spruce Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.735.8618
The Touraine Philadelphia apartments is not only an architectural show piece, it's located in one of the most beautiful areas of Center City Philadelphia. Rittenhouse Square, the shops and restaurants of Rittenhouse Row, the Kimmel Center, Wilma Theatre, Academy of Music and the theater district are just minutes away. Philadelphia apartments The Touraine is also close to City Hall, Avenue of the Arts and Philadelphia business district employers. The Broad Street Subway and the PATCO rail line to New Jersey are both a mere two-blocks away. Several SEPTA bus routes run both east and west along Walnut, Lombard and Chestnut Streets. Access to all major highways is easy and convenient.
Trinity Row Philadelphia Apartments
2027-31 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19103
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.854.0729
Between 20th and 21st streets on Arch you'll find Trinity Row, one of the finest examples of the Philadelphia row home tradition. Philadelphia apartments Just a few blocks from Center City, these quaint brownstones are convenient to the Comcast Center, Glaxo Smith Kline, City Hall and other major employers in the business district. Some of the city's grandest buildings and cultural institutions, including the Academy of Natural Sciences, Franklin Institute, Rodin Museum, Free Library and Fairmount Park are all nearby. Philadelphia apartments Convenient rail and bus service is just blocks from the building, as well as quick access to all major highways.
Waterfront I Philadelphia Apartments
33 S. Letitia Street Philadelphia, PA 19106
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.351.1535
The original brick, wood and cast iron facade of Waterfront I is equally grand today as it was when it was first built. Great care was taken to preserve the elaborate brick cornices, the huge arched windows and tri-partite cast iron columns. Large windows, brick walls, timbered beams and plank ceilings create bright, airy contemporary living spaces. While some of the 28-luxury apartments in Philadelphia feature wood burning stoves or fireplaces, all offer gourmet kitchens and dramatic river views. Ideally located right in the heart of Old City, this community is close to shops, clubs, restaurants, galleries and just minutes from employers in the Center City business district. Philadelphia apartments are also close to Penn's Landing and just 2 blocks from the Market Street subway.
Waterfront II Philadelphia Apartments
106 S. Front Street Philadelphia, PA 19106
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215.351.1535
In the center of historic Old City Philadelphia, Waterfront II is an intimate luxury apartments in Philadelphia residential community of just 13 apartments in Philadelphia. Inside, the large windows, brick walls, timbered beams and plank ceilings create bright, airy contemporary living spaces that retain the charm of an earlier era. Some of the Philadelphia luxury apartments feature slate hearths or fireplaces and all of the Philadelphia apartment units offer gourmet kitchens and dramatic river views. Best of all, Waterfront II occupies a peaceful corner of bustling Old City, where you can enjoy your privacy or choose to be right in the middle of everything the city has to offer in moments.
Locust Point Philadelphia Condos
2429 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA 19103
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Locust Point is quite possibly one of Philadelphia's most spectacular waterfront locations. It enjoys dramatic views of both the river and the sparkling lights and energy of Center City, Philadelphia. Philadelphia apartments Conveniently situated near Fitler Square, the Schuylkill River Park, Rittenhouse and Walnut Street Shopping, Locust Point is made for living well. It's close to both Penn and Drexel, and within walking distance of many Center City employers. Access to major highways, Amtrak's 30th Street Station and multiple city-wide public transit services is easy and convenient.
1518 Spruce Street Philadelphia Apartments
1518 Spruce Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
Philadelphia Apartments Leasing Office: 215-735-8618
Philadelphia apartments are Next door to the beautiful Touraine residence, this classic, intimate four-story row house is a traditional New York style walkup. Cozy, comfortable and rich with character, it's well situated to access Rittenhouse Square and the Walnut Street shops, the Kimmel Center, Wilma Theatre, Academy of Music and theatre district. Philadelphia apartments This location is also convenient to Center City business district employers. If you're looking for a smaller residential community located in the best part of Philadelphia, then 1518 Spruce is the place for you.


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After drawing about 7,000 Dilbert comics, you might wonder how many times this has happened before. My best guess is that is has happened at least 70 times, some instances more egregious than others. That's because there are only about 100 different jokes in the universe. All jokes are rehashes of something that came before. The best you can do is disguise them.
It makes me wish I had been born around 1,900 B.C. when the first great innovation in humor was invented: the fart joke.
After that, every seemingly new fart joke was nothing but a rehash. I've used the fart joke several times in Dilbert, with just enough subtlety to get published. Here's one
And another...
The joke in both Dilbert comics is about 4,000 years old. And that assumes the Sumerians didn't steal the joke from someone else.
My strip that runs today (August 1, 2008) is only a second cousin to the fart joke, and maybe the naughtiest thing I ever got away with.


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Gainesville hotel with an outdoor pool
Situated in Gainesville, this hotel is close to Meadowbrook Golf Club, Sante Fe College, and San Felasco Hammock Preserve. Area attractions also include Florida Museum of Natural History and Kanapaha Botanical Gardens.
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In addition to a restaurant, Best Western Gateway Grand features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Best Western Gateway Grand4200 Nw 97th Blvd Gainesville FL 32606
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Best Western Gateway Grand provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 6000 square feet (540 square meters). This Gainesville hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle and an area shuttle are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Best Western Gateway Grand has designated areas for smoking.
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Conference space size (feet) - 6000
- Conference space size (meters) - 540
- Free Wi-Fi
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Free breakfast
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Total number of rooms - 151
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Designated smoking areas
- One meeting room
- Business center
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Free self parking
- Spa tub
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- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (limited hours)
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Free local calls
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Complimentary newspaper
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
Where to Eat
A complimentary breakfast is offered.
Gators Den Sports Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 80
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Pet fee: USD 20 per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Happy weekend Lisa! Thanks for hosting every week, and I linked up my Etsy Shop again. Good with Mother's Day coming:)
It most definitely is! I wish I had one of those when I was nursing my daughter! I never felt confident doing it in public. I could never quite get the "under the blanket" moves down. I was always so worried the blanket would slip. LOL
Lisa was great to work with. She provided a detailed post about our product and offered a successful giveaway for Sibu.
Thanks Lisa!
Lisa is awesome to work with! She did a review with giveaway of one of my ponchos. She's a great communicator, kept me updated throughout the process. I loved the review she wrote about my modal knit poncho. She chose the raspberry one and the winner chose the royal blue one.
Mariela owner of UCHI Ltd
Dear Lisa,
From our first email I had a good feeling about you! Your sincerety & dedication to your blog are not to be missed. It's not every day that a business owner can come across such a professional blogger who takes their blog in such a professional serious way. You are truly committed to your readers.
In the past few months I've really come to value your opinion and It's so nice to actually have this not-obvious-privilege of getting real feedback from a blogger/cusomer.
Working with you has so far been an amazing treat! Thank you for all the fabulous tips you've shared with me so far. I know this is just the beginning for us and we are going to be working together a lot more.
I'm really looking forward to it!
It has been such a pleasure working with Lisa! From a promoter's standpoint, she is responsive, easy to communicate with, and drove a ton of traffic to our website and social media pages. We truly enjoyed working with her! She is also very professional and conscientious.
Lisa has helped me tremendously in building my business. She works tirelessly to get product out to customers. I can't recommend her enough.
Lisa was a pleasure to work with. She said what she would do, and did what she said! :-) If you are considering working with her, do not hesitate.
Lisa was so great to work with. She did a wonderful blog about a couple of my ear cuffs and she promoted my giveaway beautifully. I felt that I got excellent publicity for my shop that I know resulted in extra sales. I appreciated the opportunity to work with Lisa.
From the start I felt comfortable sending you something for free, when you've been stung once you become very wary, and having read your blog I knew that I could trust you to tell your readers exactly what you thought of my product.
Sure enough the communication and promotion was second to none and I would happily work with you again
I worked with Lisa on a review & giveaway of our product, Pouchee purse organizer. She did a great writeup for the review, complete with photos that showed the product. I enjoyed working with her!
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|Sell Value
|No Value
|This item cannot be crafted.
The Demon Altar is used to create the following items:
As of v1.1 it is possible to destroy these Altars with the Pwnhammer dropped from the Wall of Flesh. Destroying them "blesses" your world with one of the three new ores in two possible groups: Cobalt Ore, Mythril Ore, or Adamantite Ore in the first group. and Palladium Ore, Orichalcum Ore, or Titanium Ore in the second group, (each ore rotating in that order). Blessing your world turns any type of block that is usually generated with pre-Hardmode ore (from the Underground or below) into the new ores and places one Pearlstone Block and Ebonstone Block randomly in the stone layer (this means that if you built a dirt/stone path to fight the Wall of Flesh, ore could spawn in it). By destroying more Altars, your world will get more of the new ores, but every 4th Altar spawns fewer ores than before.
The only way to destroy a Demon Altar is to use a Pwnhammer or stronger within a Hardmode world. Attempting to destroy a Demon Altar with a weaker Hammer than the Pwnhammer or in a pre-Hardmode world will deal damage approximately equal to half of your current health (affected by armor) and leave the Altar unaffected.
- When an Altar is broken and the world is blessed with an ore, the quantity of spawned ore will be (Ore spawned first time) / (Number of times world has been blessed with ore). So, if the first Demon Altar spawned 10,000 ores, the second (Actually 4th because of ore cycling) will only spawn ~5,000, the third ~3,300, the fourth ~2,500 and so on. Because of this, it may be wise to destroy only a few Altars because while the ore spawning is less effective, the world still converts random stone tiles into Ebonstone or Pearlstone, rendering both [biomes] less controllable. Also, it may be wise to always keep at least one Altar in any given world to retain the crafting ablities.
- If the Demon Altar spawns on Sand and you break the blocks under the sand, the Demon Altar can be destroyed without the Pwnhammer. However, your world will not be blessed by Altars destroyed in this way.
- The Demon Altar creates a small flicker of purplish brownish light that can be used to help locate them.
- Demon Altars can sometimes spawn in the Ocean, but this is very unlikely.
- Destroying a Demon Altar is directly associated with Wraiths spawning.
- Demon Altars do not spawn or respawn; there are a set number when the world is generated.
- Demon Altars can not be picked up after their destruction, as they simply vanish.
- Once you destroy all Demon Altars in a world, you will no longer be able to obtain any more of the Hardmode ores or anything that requires a Demon Altar as a crafting station, so be sure that you don't break all of them.
- In update 1.2 there is a chance for your world to have Palladium, Orichalcum and Titanium or the old ores, but you are most likely to have a mix.
- Making the platform under a Demon Altar inactive with an Actuator will break the Altar without blessing your world.
- With a Pwnhammer you can only destroy a Demon Altar in Hardmode worlds. So don't go in a different world unless it's in Hardmode.
- It appears that all Demon Altars spawn within a very thin window of depth, only several blocks tall. Digging a horizontal tunnel through the map, albeit very time-consuming especially in large worlds (8400*2*3 blocks without holes), would allow one to find every Altar.
- In Alpha, Demon Altars were also used to make certain Armors.
- If you try to break a Demon Altar while you're in pre-Hardmode or with a Molten Hamaxe or lower, you will get damaged as stated earlier, but if killed, the Death Message says only your name: <Player Name>.
- It would appear that in 1.1 worlds, Demon Altars are spawned in amounts divisible by 3.
- Sometimes, mostly in the Corruption (maybe only in the Corruption), a block may spawn stuck inside a Demon Altar (such as Demonite Ore or Ebonstone blocks). If this Altar is hit with a Hammer, it will disappear, the world will not be blessed, and you will be hurt. This can also happen with Altars which are missing parts due to a graphical glitch.
- Demon Altars are normally easier to find in the Corruption due to a possible increased spawn rate and vast caves. Multiple Altars can be found easily inside the Chasms. However, sometimes Demon Altars can (but rarely) be found elsewhere outside of the corruption biome.
- When a world is blessed with any ore, it may even spawn in your screen.
- Will sometimes be invisible, or missing blocks of it, but can still be mined and will still give off a faint glow, even when invisible.
- When using Purification Powder on a Demon Altar, even outside of Hardmode, the Demon Altar is destroyed.
- Using the Ice Rod on a Demon Altar will destroy it. Breaking it this way will create new ore in the world.
- Demon Altars may spawn in midair.
Update Info
- No longer a crafting station for Abeemination.
- Now used for crafting Abeemination.
- Now used for crafting Slime Crown.
- Can be destroyed when Hardmode has been activated (by defeating the Wall of Flesh).
- When smashed, will bless the player's world with Cobalt, Mythril and Adamantite Ore in a repeating cycle.
- When smashed, has a chance of spawning 1+ Wraiths and create random Corruption or Hallowed points Underground.
- Now used for crafting Night's Edge.
- Introduced.


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Restored Victorian hotel built in 1887 and situated just off Trafalgar Square in the centre of London; the National Gallery, Covent Garden and theatre district are all within three blocks walk.Charing Cross metro station is just few steps away.
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The Grand at Trafalgar Square's guests can start the day with breakfast in the hotel restaurant (surcharge applies), or take advantage of 24-hour room service. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the property. The fitness room provides a place to unwind after sightseeing in central London. Coffee is available in the lobby while guests can browse through complimentary newspapers. Practical amenities include a safe-deposit box at the front desk and dry cleaning services. The hotel also provides a state-of-the-art meeting room, along with fully equipped, work-ready offices.
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- Number of floors - 8
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Boyd's Bar & Brasserie - Casual English brasserie offering affordable fine food and wine.
Bianco 43 - An authentic pizzeria, specializing in pizzas and traditional Italian cuisine.
Room service - Room service is available 24 hours a day.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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Rachel Taylor and Trevor Kelly formed the sunny pop duo He Is We after becoming friends while working at a music equipment store in Tacoma, WA, during the late 2000s. They steadily built a presence on social networking sites, and by the end of 2009, He Is We had been named PureVolume's number one unsigned band of the year. Taylor's sweet vocals layered on top of simple, catchy pop melodies generated plenty of buzz on other sites, too, and following the February 2010 release of an album filled with old demos, He Is We inked a deal with Universal Motown. Their official debut full-length, My Forever, followed in November, and the duo supported it on a fall tour with the Rocket Summer. - All Music Guide
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