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Jun 20, 2006

Couple items.

Instead of an array for the perm types I suggest that proper constants be used. It should be allowed to combine flags. It should also be noted that the maximum number of flags in a system such is this is approximately 32 (give or take one depending on the storage mechanism).

There should probably also be a mechanism to create groups and load flags from groups. Also to deny a specific flag to a user that might be granted in a group. Eg 3 columns per user perms, groups, denied. Groups being a mask of 32 possible groups (eg user, admin, etc). The combination of which could allow for a read-only admin with a debugging flag by adding (debug | (sumof(admingroup|usergroup)) &^ write

Also, the storage mechanism eg a db should be offloaded from this class. Eg DBLoad should just be Load($whateverdataisneeded) leaving it to the user to define the db methods

$0.02

Jun 21, 2006

Not clear what exactly is supposed to be loaded and by what key. E.g. in DB case it may be logical to load permissions for given user, but it is not quite clear how these would work - what if the user has different permissions in different contexts? How do you tell what exactly to load?

Also if it not completely clear if the permission levels have to be bitmasks or can be combinations too, e.g.:

read = 1

modify = 2

create = 4

admin = 7

and maximum 32 levels of permissions - if thery are represented as int - can be too little.

Jun 21, 2006

Constants are normally defined during creation of the class and are fixed across all uses of that class unless edited, By using an array the key names and values are controller by the developer.

I do agree there should be some sort of group flags, the 32 value limit can be gotten around by having the option to use gmp functions.

I agree, removing dbload, making ArrayLoad just load and maybe making it possible to define a call_back function this way loading of permissions doesn't happen until its "needed". This way pages that don't need to check permissions don't incur the overhead.

The array loaded should be all possible bitmasks possible so any combination can be checked against.

A way to "extend" the whole 32 levels issue would be to have seperate group and standard bitmask, this would allow 32 seperate masks + an unlimited number of combinations.

Instead of defining admin = 8 you could define admin as a group of masks. Due to the complex nature though groups might need to be handled through a diffrent function set.. This would ensure no overhead for those that only wanted 32 masks but allow the flexibility to have groups only if needed.

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if(permCheck('read') OR groupCheck('admin')) {
do X
Jun 21, 2006

Ok most of the above comments have been addressed, would just like to comment on groups.

Groups have been worked in and allow you to reference a "group" of masks using a single key.

In reality, Instead of defining an "admin" key and wasting a bit you could assume anyone with Read, Write, Delete = Admin. The current code leaves that level of detail up to the developer.

The group functions just make handling that easier

Instead of

permCheck('read') AND permCheck('write') AND permCheck('delete') to check for Admin it can just be

If a page requires Mod or Edit you can do permCheck('Edit') OR groupCheck('Mod') if your permissions are setup right theres no need to do a permCheck('Admin').

If you want you can also do something like groupCheck('Mod') AND !permCheck('Suspended') something like this would allow you to suspend a users permissions giving them limited access but not destorying there previous permission settings.

So while without using gmp your still limited to 32 bit limits theres no need to waste space defining Admin, or Moderator, you can instead just create a group with all those permissions in there.

Now an Admin with all permissions by default passes ANY perm or group check you do.

In the end though limits and "denied" methods are in the hands of the developer not this class. Its the developers job to ensure a normal user shouldn't have X permissions.

Jun 22, 2006

I don't think relying on gmp functions is good - and limit of 32 permissions would be exhausted quite quickly, think about every site part - like news, catalog, etc. - having at least 2 access levels - read & write, so once you have more than 16 different parts on your site, you're out of luck.

What is still unclear for me is the database link - what exactly is supposed to be stored in the DB and what should be loaded?

Jun 22, 2006

It doesn't rely on gmp, using gmp is just an extra that is only used if its available and wanted.

As to the 16 page limit thats only if your micromanaging permissions in which case in reality you might need something more robust.

The only way around the 32 bit limit is with gmp or to do multi column permission checks like

$array<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'read'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="bita" /></ac:link> = 1

$array<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'read'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="bitb" /></ac:link> = 2

then checking for read becomes if (user_bita & bita) AND (user_bitb & bitb)

I can and have done this before, so if people feel a deeper level of base permissions are needed we can do that it just becomes harder to manage and requires 2 fields for the user storage.

I stuck with the simple method to keep it lightweight, maybe a Zend_Perms and a Zend_Perms_64bit or something that way a person can choose there level of need?

The database stuff has been removed, now theres just a Load function which you pass your array of keys and bits.

Jun 21, 2006

I think a better way might be:

$permissions = Zend_Permissions();

$permissions->define("read");

$permissions->define("write");

$permissions->define("delete");

$permissions->define("drink from carton");

$permissions->define("security council veto");

$permissions->createGroup("administrator")

->addPermission("read")

->addPermission("write")

$permissions->createGroup("contributor")

->addPermission("read")

$permissions->createGroup("visitor")

->addPermission("read");

->addPermission("drink from carton");

$permissions->createGroup("president")

->addPermission("read")

->addPermission("write")

->addPermission("delete")

->addPermission("security council veto");

Of course, these could added as an array, or a list, or whatever.

In the class, this would automatically have the effect of:

read = 1

write = 2

delete = 4

drink from carton = 8

security council veto = 16

administrator = 7

contributor = 3

visitor = 9

president = 23

It would just be a matter of bitwise operations:

public function addPermission($permission)

{

$this->flags = $this->flags | $permission;

return $this;

public function removePermission($permission)

{

$this->flags = $this->flags & ~$permission;

return $this;

public function hasPermission($permission)

{

return ($this->flags & $permission);

Jun 21, 2006

First you have now gone back to the same 32 field limit, you just have a nice pretty way to get there <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />.

Second you can't and 2 combined values, if any one bit matches in each side it returns true.

$user = 3 ( read + write );

$admin = 7 ( read + write + delete );

$admin & $user = true when it should be false, the user only has read and write not delete.

You have to check each flag by itself or it won't work. This is the reason I seperated the group functionality from the normal permissions

Jun 22, 2006

That's why groups are added separately... you would check group membership with a different function (isMemberOf).

Jun 22, 2006

Yea I have that in there, I just forgot to have a way to load the group array directly.. This is now adjusted.

Thanks for the input, the group idea makes it easier to manage a large setup.

Still looking into adding some simple permission/group management functions, Possible in a seperate class since they would only be needed when managing permissions not when actively using them in most cases.

Jun 22, 2006

I'm still not sure how to get around the signed integer limit without GMP and have it still be reliable. I wonder if anyone else has any ideas..?

Jun 22, 2006

The only way I know of and I have done it before is to use 2 bitmasks per key but then you REALLY need a good management class to handle creating and editing masks or it becomes a big pain

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Read'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maska'" /></ac:link> = 1

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Read'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maskb'" /></ac:link> = 1

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Write'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maska'" /></ac:link> = 2

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Write'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maskb'" /></ac:link> = 1

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Delete'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maska'" /></ac:link> = 4

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Delete'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maskb'" /></ac:link> = 1

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Admin'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maska'" /></ac:link> = 128

$perms<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'Admin'" /></ac:link><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maskb'" /></ac:link> = 128

$userperms = "128|128"

function maskcheck($key) {

$umask = explode("|", $userperms);

if(($umask<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="0" /></ac:link> & $perms<ac:link /><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maska'" /></ac:link>) AND ($umask<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="1" /></ac:link> & perms<ac:link /><ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'maskb'" /></ac:link>))Unknown macro: {

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Jun 22, 2006

LOL, I really have no idea what you wrote there thanks to Confluence. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Jun 22, 2006
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$perms['Read']['maskb'] = 1
$userperms = '1|1';
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$umask = explode("|", $userperms);
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Jun 22, 2006

Not meaning to throw a ranch in there but would not a solution like LiveUser be more appropriate. It should be possible to implement such a bitwise mechanism.

It does not currently run under E_STRICT but an effort could be made to have PHP5 E_STRICT compliant code.

It does seem to me like reinventing the wheel when options exist.

Disclaimer: I am one of the developers of LiveUser.

Jun 22, 2006

LiveUser is more a Auth system, this is a lightweight permissions system only, it isn't meant to handle auth or replace something like LiveUser.

This is something that would be used in conjuction of an Auth system, or say in conjunction with http_auth

Jun 22, 2006

My concerns at this point are two things:

1. The lockdown of permissions to one specific context by making the class static. The developer has charge of what the context of the permission-set is, but there can be only one. What if the developer has both an "area"-set and a "page"-set or something completely different, or loading different users permissions at the same time? You might have taken this into consideration, my apologies then, but i still don't think a static ACL is the way to go here.

2. I don't think we need to specify what kind of permission sources are available (user permissions and group permissions), when it can be made generic. In the example below you could maybe name the load-methods, so that they can be implicitly accessed from the permission method. $ob->load(12, 'user') $ob->permission('read', 'user')

I have not given the actual class much thought, but i have a hard time seeing that this could impose any serious overhead.

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// Create bitmap
$zone_acl = new Zend_Acl(array('read' => 1, 'write' => 2, 'delete' => 4, 'suspended' => 8));
// Load group permissions
// Of course this could also be set by passing an integer value
$zone_acl->load(array('read', 'write'));
// Load user permissions
// Priority is set by first come first serve, flip the direction?
// The second parameter allows us to deny certain permissions even if they are given
// by a previous load
$zone_acl->load(array('delete'), array('read'));
// This should return false because we added
if($zone_acl->permission('read') && !$zone_acl->permission('suspended'))
echo 'true';
echo 'false';

Any thoughts?

Jun 22, 2006

It was made static purely for ease of access, since its very likely permissions will be needed everywhere including views, I have no problem with it not being static it just means a lot of registery fun.

As you mentioned by removing the static requirements you no longer really need seperate group functionality as you can do things like

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$perms = new Zend_Perms($permsarray);
$groups = new Zend_Perms($grouparray);
if($groups->checkPerms('admin') OR $perms->checkPerms('write')) {

I would almost prefer the ability to maybe have "userspace" within the static functions though so ease of use is kepted

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This would give the same flexability your mentioning, while keeping the ability to easily access.

Aug 04, 2006
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It is clear that the purpose of the Zend_Perms proposal is to provide a simple interface for managing and checking against sets of access permissions. Indeed, the proposed class skeletons supply such a simple interface, and the proposal makes reference to an implementation based on bit fields, available either as PHP integers or as GMP resources that facilitate arbitrary field sizes. The proposal leaves many details up to speculation, as evidenced by comments received up to now.

The features provided by this proposal may be categorized as authorization. Authorization may be described as the process of answering a simple question, to which a boolean answer is expected: in general OOP terms, whether a requesting object is allowed access to another object.

A typical example is that of a browser requesting a web resource, such as http://www.example.com/admin, which is intended to be a secured, administrative area of a website. The underlying web application would thus need to at least distinguish between authenticated website administrators and unauthenticated, "guest" visits. Authentication, determining whether an object is what it purports to be, can be considered distinct from, however related to, authorization, which this proposal addresses. For the framework we should like to have only loose coupling between authentication and authorization, so as to support flexibility and extensibility for meeting PHP developers' various needs.

The development team from Zend unequivocally supports having an authorization component in the framework, and I personally will be making efforts to facilitate such development. It is the general consensus from Zend at this time, however, that the Zend_Perms proposal be formally rejected, in favor of a more robust design that solves the authorization problem in the 80/20 spirit, from the smallest client projects to more full-featured enterprise applications.

Despite the proposal rejection, the concepts here remain must-have for the framework. It is my personal hope that we use what is learned here to help design the Zend Framework authorization component. We have another proposal named Zend_Acl that is a slightly different approach toward meeting similar goals. I would like to direct future attention with respect to working on the authorization component for the framework here:

http://framework.zend.com/wiki/x/Hwo

Through continued discussions and proposal development we should soon be able to arrive to a best-of-breed API and begin adding code for a framework authorization component. Probably a reasonable goal would be to arrive on a revised proposal within a week or two, thereafter adding code to either the laboratory or the incubator for continued development toward a core release.

Bit field implementations can perform optimally in terms of time and storage requirements for operations. The tradeoff is that we either limit the number of access privileges to the size in bits of a PHP integer (e.g., 32) or we depend on the availability of GMP functions. The API should not require an implementation using bit fields. In any case, we should focus more on the use of the component through its proposed API than on backend storage and other implementation details. It is important that the API be simple and robust, despite the possibility of complex or varied implementations.

We lean more toward naming an authorization component "Zend_Acl." Though the final design may not perfectly be defined as an Access Control List approach (maybe it is a Role Based Access Control approach, instead), the term "ACL" is shorter than "Authorization," less ambiguous than "Auth", and should be easily recognized by the community as facilitating access control or authorization.

The API should allow for having a Db backend, including Db adapter specific implementations (e.g. see http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/set.html).

A fully functioning authorization control system will likely depend on or use either sessions or authentication mechanisms.

In general, when a static is absolutely needed, it should be protected, not private.

Consider the ability to serialize instances of authorization component objects, placing those serializations in a Zend_Config configuration.

Generally, access controls are more easily managed by allowing for groupings of request objects that are intended to be perform similar functions. This concept is also known as "roles." For example, both Susie and Joe are administrators for a website. Rather than directly assigning access controls to each person, permissions can simply be assigned once to the role of an "Administrator," having both Susie and Joe as members.

Aug 07, 2006

Just a quick unofficial comment from me .. I do see value in this proposal for those who need an extremely lightweight solution and only the functionality offered by this component. For various reasons, we generally do not support multiple, simultaneous solutions for the same problem in the ZF core components. However, I do hope to see this component implemented and added to the Laboratory, and thus made available for those who seek this type of lightweight solution.

Aug 07, 2006

I agree, and will continue working on this as I use it for my own projects anyway.

However, there are a couple good points brought across that I am going to change.

1. The current setup requires you already fully understand bitfields and can build your own array and that you have to track what bit values are used. I am going to get rid of that requirement and add a createbit function IE

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This way the person using the class doesn't have to have any knowledge of the bit values just the proper keys.

2. The bit functions are going to be put into interfaces, with the plan to have 3 bitfield interfaces, 32bit, 64bit, gmp

32bit = Uses standard bitmath

64bit = Uses 2 pair for each flag "faking" a 64bit limit

gmp = Only limited by the gmp function

3. I will add some groupings, however there use is not required, instead they build ontop of the normal bitflag operations. This way they will add no overhead other then a few lines of code thats not used unless your calling the group functions.

Aug 07, 2006

Just a side note on the "createbit" portion, Used this way creates some complications for storage. If you for exampe do the following

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Then decide later on to add a value

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All your bits are shifted, if the true bit value was stored say in a users settings it would no longer be valid, in fact such mistakes could easily create issues.

I think if the "easy" methods of access are used, access to the "true" bit values should be restricted to prevent users from shooting themselves in the foot.

Matter fact this "group" interface may need to be its own class for security sake.

Sep 17, 2006

Is there a reason you chose a static interface, as opposed to passing a $bitfield object in the registry?

Why do you make people choose 32-bit, 64-bit, or GMP? I don't think that's needed or desirable. If GMP is installed, use GMP. Otherwise, if, in a particular bitfield, they exceed 32 bits, it should automatically switch over to 64-bit processing.

I still think an ideal bitfield interface would be something like my previous post:

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$bitfield = Zend_Bitfield();
Zend::register('bitfield', $bitfield);
$bitfield = Zend::registry('bitfield');
if (!$bitfield->hasBit($usergroup, array('read', 'write', 'delete'))) {
print 'Administrators will never see this';

Well, that's just my outlook.

By the way, your class index is a bit messed up.

Sep 17, 2006

Static to make it easy access, but thats up for discussion and easily changable.. If its not static theres really no need for the "group/namespace" support, since you could just create a new object.

Choice because some people need options, Maybe they don't need the overhead of GMP because there only using a couple bits, Or maybe they know they won't have access to GMP so they can use the 64-bit setup. I have no objection to changing the defaults around, maybe have an "auto" mode that will use gmp if its available but the choice needs to be there.

Auto switching is not easy due to the way you have to store the 64 bit values, the only easy way to handle the compares is to always use the same comparision.

Also if what if someone needs to do a 32 + 64 bit, You have to translate the 32 bit to 64 bit to do the comparision so you might as well have stored everything 64 bit to begin with.

Maybe Zend_Bitfield_ACL could be done in the future but this has moved away from being an ACL/Permissions, its purely a bit field manager to provide an easy to use method to handling bit values, If someone wants to extend it to provide the functionality you suggest that is great.

Sep 20, 2006

If its not static theres really no need for the "group/namespace" support, since you could just create a new object.

True. I thought about that, but I was still in ACL mode. If ACL is a separate class (or eventually built on top of this), then groups are unnecessary and the class is simplified quite a bit.

Choice because some people need options, Maybe they don't need the overhead of GMP because there only using a couple bits, Or maybe they know they won't have access to GMP so they can use the 64-bit setup. I have no objection to changing the defaults around, maybe have an "auto" mode that will use gmp if its available but the choice needs to be there.

Auto switching is not easy due to the way you have to store the 64 bit values, the only easy way to handle the compares is to always use the same comparision.

Also if what if someone needs to do a 32 + 64 bit, You have to translate the 32 bit to 64 bit to do the comparision so you might as well have stored everything 64 bit to begin with.

Okay, how about this: default is 32-bit (Zend_Bitfield::BIT32). That's set in an internal value. Once it exceeds 32 bits, it calls a function that determines if GMP is installed. If so, it uses GMP; otherwise, it uses the custom 64-bit mode. That function also calls a conversion function that changes 32-bit values to 64-bit representations.

The user can also manually set the "bit mode" in the constructor if he knows he'll be using one or the other.

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Sep 20, 2006

Thats all reasonable, A converter would be usefull anyways just for management.

The only issue there would be storage, The returned storage values for 64bit are diffrent then 32bit.


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We hired Elf Sneeky Bottom for our daughter Nina's 7th birthday pizza party at La Porchetta's in Reservoir on the 15th of April 2012. From the time Elf showed up he had everyone's attention. The party had started a bit slow as there was nothing else to do but make the pizza's (which is done in 10 min.). When Elf showed up the kids had just finished making their pizza's and (...) Read more
Max Magician ! ! ! WHAT A HIT..!By Laura on 27/05/2012 9:17:21 PM
Max Magician was amazing and it made my twin boys 7th Birthday party a great success. We had a group of 15 children and 13 were boys. The tricks were outstanding and he had all the children and parents flabbergasted. It was a lively show with lots of laughter and music for the children to join in with; My boys are looking down the list for their next year's party already. (...) Read more
Elf Sneakybottom and Spaghetti the Clown Huge Hits at BirthdayBy Lorna on 16/05/2012 12:32:07 AM
Elf Sneakybottom was such a hit at my son's 5th birthday party in 2011 that we booked Stev again for his 6th in Feb this year- this time as Spaghetti the Clown. Both shows were expertly crafted, with children and adults alike enjoying every minute. The Elf (and Spaghetti too) knows his audience very well. He draws them into the action and makes the birthday child fe (...) Read more
Elf Sneaky Bottom A Big Hit At Nirvana Playgroup Fun DayBy Claire on 17/04/2012 9:06:26 PM
Elf Sneaky Bottom performed at the Nirvana Playgroup Fun Day in Malvern East back on the 18th March. He had the children rolling around the floor laughing and the parents loved the show too. It was great to see so many delighted faces. Thanks Elf, you were tremendous!
Thanks Captain BloodBy lisamariegrant on 28/03/2012 2:43:54 PM
Thanks for a great party Captain Blood. You appealed to everyone from 3 years of age to 30+! The kids are still talking about the party 3 weeks on...Fabulous!!!
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Elf Sneaky Bottom kept the children enthralled with his songs, jokes and magic tricks at our kinder's Family Fun Day last year. For a whole hour, they watched with wonder and laughed with delight as Elf Sneaky Bottom performed his show - many children were also excited to 'assist' Elf Sneaky Bottom with various magic tricks! It goes without saying that the parents enjoyed (...) Read more
Yarn the Zookeeper!By Amy on 21/11/2011 10:58:48 PM
Thanks so much to Yarn the zookeeper for helping to make my twins' 4th birthday party a great success! He won the kids over instantly with his silly songs and funny tricks. All the parents were amazed that he managed to hold their attention for the whole 45 minute show! I have already recommended him to friends.
Looking forward to seeing you again Elf Sneaky Bottom!By mairead.werny on 19/11/2011 5:38:31 PM
Hello Elf Sneaky Bottom, Well you completely delighted us all last February at my son's 2nd birthday (he still talks about you, but then so does everyone who saw you as we all enjoyed every minute!). So are you available again? We are hoping to have a Christmas Party. We would love to have you back and I'm sure there will be alot of excitement from all the kids(and adults (...) Read more
Thanks Woody The ClownBy Tracy on 10/10/2011 9:35:54 PM
Woody was fantastic for my grandsons 5th birthday. Thank you so much Stev, the laughter of the children was infectious for us all. My daughter also thanks you for a job well done, The setting at Bundoora Childrens farm was perfect for the character chosen. Again Thanks for making it a special day for all of us,
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Max the Wizard Magician was a wonderful element to my daughters 6th birthday party recently - the children fell in love with his cheeky attitude, the parents loved his total control of the 'masses' and the birthday girl has decided she wants to be a magician when she grows up! Thank you very much to Stev for his easy going style, for helping to make Zoe's party a huge suc (...) Read more


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A common and widespread ground-dwelling icterid of the West, the Brewer's in some ways replaces the common grackle ecologically. Monotypic. Length 9" (23 cm).
Identification A slim blackbird lacking striking structural features. Male: basically black with bright yellow eyes. Strongly iridescent, with a bright blue or purplish blue sheen on the head, while the body is greenish. Bill and legs black. Female: dull brownish gray and unstreaked, with darker wings and tail. Slightly paler supercilium; dark eyes. Immature male: some young males exactly as adults, others show some buffy feather tips on breast and warmer buff tipping on back.
Similar Species A summer rusty blackbird is similar, but it has a more slender pointed bill. The male Brewer's is more strongly glossy, showing blue on head and green on body. In winter some young male Brewer's' show buff tipping on breast, head, and upperparts, but tertials are always entirely black. The female Brewer's is darker and browner, with dull green gloss on the wings, than the female rusty, which has grayish color, a more slender pointed bill. The male Brewer's is more strongly glossy, showing blue on head and green on body. In winter some young male Brewer's' show buff tipping on breast, head, and upperparts, but tertials are always entirely black. The female Brewer's is darker and browner, with dull green gloss on the wings, than the female rusty, which has grayish color, particularly the rump. Female Brewer's typically show a dark eye, although a few show yellowish eyes. Common grackle has a long, graduated tail often held in a deeply keeled shape. Common grackles show more complex and brighter iridescence patterns than the Brewer's, with a characteristic abrupt break in color from the head iridescence to that of the body.
Voice Call: a chak, or chuk similar to that of a rusty or red-winged blackbird. When alarmed, it gives a whistled teeeuuuu or sweeee. Song: often gives a faint and unappealing raspy schlee or schrrup during the ruff-out display; both sexes sing and display.
Status and Distribution Common. Year-round: varied habitats, including urban areas, golf courses, agricultural lands, open shrubby areas, forest clear-cuts, and riparian forest edges. Requires open ground for foraging and some dense vegetation or edge for nesting. Farther east, where sympatric with the common grackle, it takes more open sites than the grackle. Migration: poorly understood, easternmost populations more migratory. Extent of movements correlated with snowcover. Wintering groups somewhat nomadic. Vagrant: casual to central and northern Alaska, Northwest Territories, and northeastern Virginia.
Population Breeding Bird Survey has detected a general decline in this species, at a rate of 2.1 percent per year.
—From the National Geographic book Complete Birds of North America, 2006
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Disney made waves Monday when the company announced it was raising ticket prices at its Florida and California theme parks. Before you toss those mouse ears aside and start planning a different vacation, take a look at how Disney's prices compare to other amusement parks, according to research from CNN.
Disney World: $95 for adults, $89 for children
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Universal Studios Orlando: $92 for adults, $86 for children
Universal Studios Hollywood: $81 for adults, $73 for children
Busch Gardens Tampa: $85 for adults ($75 if purchased online), $77 for children ($67 online)
Busch Gardens Williamsburg: $80 for adults ($70 online), $70 for children ($60 online)
Dollywood: $56 for adults, $44 for children
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The Boston Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals last night 4-2 to win the 2013 World Series. This is the third time they have won in the last decade, but they have not won at home in 95 years, making it a particularly celebratory night for Red Sox fans.
Fans flooded the streets to celebrate and, in some cases, riot after the Red Sox victory. Take a look at images from the celebration.
Fans celebrated while wearing the trademark fake Red Sox beards.
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Fans celebrated at the site of the Boston Marathon finish line.
Fans took a dip in the fountain outside the Christian Science Monitor.
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Beechwood Inn - Georgia's Premiere Wine Country Inn
Clayton, GA 30525
Beechwood Inn – Georgia's Premier Wine Country Inn -- was selected "Best Inn in Georgia 2013" by Georgia Magazine. It's about the food. We use local products, much from our own gardens. Both chefs were selected as "Best Chefs America 2014." We offer daily wine-thirty, featuring our own wines made from Georgia grapes. The inn's restaurant features a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. Wine Enthusiast Magazine places Beechwood Inn in the Top 5 Destinations "for your next wine and food-focused escape."
Don't forget the comfort. Travel writer Becky Lamb says: "Beechwood Inn is the closest thing to a Napa Valley Bed and Breakfast we have in Georgia." Luxury suites all with private baths, most have fireplaces, private porches and mountain views. The Inn's landscaped five-acre property is perfect for weddings and receptions. Eco-friendly: low carbon footprint, recycling center, NWF Certified Habitat, electric vehicle charging station, and a Trip Advisor "Gold Level GreenLeader" designation.
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Hours of Operation
Sunday: 7:00AM - 7:00PM
Monday: 7:00AM - 7:00PM
Tuesday: 7:00AM - 7:00PM
Wednesday: 7:00AM - 7:00PM
Thursday: 7:00AM - 7:00PM
Friday: 7:00AM - 9:00PM
Saturday: 7:00AM - 9:00PM
Average Nightly Rate
Cuisine Served
Californian Cuisine, Continental, French & Country French, Mediterranean, Southwest
AAA Rating: 3
Green-certified Property
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Facility Amenities
Complimentary Breakfast, Free Parking, Meeting Space Available, Spa Nearby
General Information
Deposit Required, Handicapped Accessible (Limited) , Reservation Cancellation Policy, Reservations Recommended, Wedding & Honeymoon
Group Amenities
Group Dining, Group Menu, Maximum Group Size
Internet Connectivity
Free Wi-Fi, High-Speed In-Room
Meals Served
Breakfast, Dinner
Payment Options
Mastercard, Visa
Room Amenities
Fireplaces, Hair Dryer, Iron/Ironing Board
Room Information
Number of ADA-compliant Rooms: 1
Number of Rooms (Total): 8
Room Type
Setting & Style
Historic & Charming, Luxurious & Elegant, Mountain Setting, Romantic
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Romantic and Educational Wine Tastings at Beechwood Inn
Rates from $25
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Would you like a personal wine tasting for you and your friends? The Beechwood Innkeepers can set up beginner, intermediate or wine tastings for experienced wine-tasters. Just let us know what your interests are, and we will exceed your expectations. Costs for special wine tastings start at $25 per person. Here are some tastings you can select from:
Beechwood Wine Tasting: Taste seven different Beechwood Inn wines. We make three styles of Chardonnay (stainless steel, French Oak and Hungarian Oak), plus Viognier, Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon. In addition, you will get one bottle each of our four wines to take home in a special four-bottle carrier and two Beechwood Inn keepsake logo wine glasses. During the tasting, you will gain a wonderful insight into winemaking. $130 per couple.
Old wines; Wines from around the world; Lesser-known varieties and much more.
Newlyweds, Anniversaries and Lovers' Weekend Options at the Beechwood Inn
Rates from $12
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Choose from the following options, or let us know what you would like to make your romantic weekend getaway special.
•Bottle of Beechwood Inn wine (Chardonnay, Viognier or Cabernet Sauvignon) with freshly prepared fruit, cheese and cracker tray delivered to your room upon arrival: $30.
•Chocolate truffles custom made and packaged in a decorative container: $20.
•Chocolate-covered strawberries - six strawberries hand dipped in freshly prepared chocolate and delivered to your room: $12.
•Chilled bottle of sparkling wine for $18 or champagne starting $35 delivered to your room.
•An exquisite seasonal flower arrangement by one of the area's most creative florists delivered to your room: $75. Or, we can arrange for one dozen roses in your favorite color (market price).
•In-room massage
Beechwood Inn Elopement Package
Packages starting at $$1,336.53 per 2 people
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Get married at the Beechwood Inn with our Elopement Package, which includes the services of a minister or justice of the peace, a bridal floral bouquet, an 8-inch wedding cake, a bottle of chilled sparkling wine or cider, two Beechwood Inn wine glasses as a keepsake, a two-night honeymoon in our spacious Blueberry Cabin or in one of our King rooms (based on availability), and a gourmet two-course breakfast each morning. Cost for the package is $1,336.53 (includes all taxes) for Sunday through Thursday. Weekend ceremonies cost extra. A 50-percent deposit is required at the time of booking.
706-782-5485You may have up to four attendees, and attendees must stay at the Beechwood Inn at least one night. (If you have more than four attendees, your event will be priced as a wedding).
Romantic Evening in the North Georgia Mountains - Beechwood Inn
Packages starting at $135 per 2 people
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Have a romantic visit with your sweetheart at Beechwood Inn with our Romance Package. Surprise a special someone with luxury lodging in one of our suites or in the secluded Blueberry Cabin, chilled sparkling wine or champagne in your suite, a pair of keepsake Beechwood Inn champagne flutes, a seasonal flower arrangement delivered to your room, chocolate truffles custom made and packaged in a decorative container, and Southern breakfast for two each morning. The package is $135, plus the cost of your room. Add a 60-minute therapeutic massage starting at $75 per person (based on therapist and availability).
Grow, Cook, Eat - Private Cooking Classes at Beechwood Inn
Rates from $125
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Learn from Beechwood Inn chefs how to prepare a variety of gourmet meals, including ethnic dishes from around the world. Learn to choose and prepare seasonal fresh and local ingredients; use a variety of cooking methods and techniques; present your dishes with style and visual appeal; find sources for natural, organic and local products; use proper food safety and handling techniques; and pair fine and rare wines to your dining selections. Each class includes wine, a serving of each dish, a chef's hat to keep and a complete recipe collection from that class. Students receive a 10% discount on wine or food product purchases made the day of the class and a 10% discount off their next culinary class at the Beechwood Inn. Private classes can be tailored to your preferences and usually run from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., followed by dinner. Prices start at $125 per person (based on choice of menu items), plus tax. Each class is themed, and you will participate in preparing a four- to five-course dinner.
Saturday Night Chef's Table Dining at Beechwood Inn
Rates from $79
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Beechwood Inn offers fine dining Saturday Night Prix Fixe Chef's Tasting Dinners. The only menu available each Saturday is pre-selected by our chefs based on what is seasonal and available that night. Limited substitutions can be made to the tasting menu only if you let us know in advance of your dietary restrictions. Most of our seasonal foods are organic and natural, many from sustainable North Georgia farms, orchards, dairies and vineyards. Due to the special nature of our foods and because of their higher cost advance, reservations are needed. Cooking classes and farm tours can be arranged. The Inn features Northeast Georgia's only Wine Spectator Award of Excellence wine list.
Artisanal Pasta Class
Rates from $75
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
At Beechwood Inn's artisan pasta classes, learn how to make dough from scratch; how to make fillings for ravioli and other stuffed pastas; how to roll pasta and make ravioli, tortellini and ribbons; and how to cook pasta and prepare sauces. At the end of each day, all budding chefs will be invited to enjoy a well-earned glass of wine over a steaming bowl of pasta. Each artisan pasta cooking class starts at 3 p.m. and ends by 6:30 p.m. Cost is $75 per person, per day and includes recipes, sources for ingredients, keepsake Beechwood Inn apron, and a steaming bowl of your homemade pasta, salad, glass of wine and dessert. Please let us know in advance of any dietary restrictions. Take two classes for $125. Stay two nights at Beechwood Inn, and get both classes for $75 per person.
706-782-5485Prepayment is required to reserve a class space. Students who cancel their reservations 7 days prior to the scheduled class will receive a full refund, less a small processing fee. No-shows and cancellations made less than 7 days before the class will not receive a refund.
Gal Pal Getaway to North Georgia
Packages starting at $441.35 per 2 people
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Your Gal Pal Getaway starts on the first evening with a private wine-tasting and appetizers. In the morning, you will enjoy Beechwood Inn's healthy bountiful breakfast featuring local foods from nearby sustainable farms. Next, each Gal Pal will enjoy $200 value of spa services at our nearby Amara Wellness Center, to include therapeutic massage, hydration facial and pedicure. Then, participate in a Gal Pal artisanal pasta-making class in Beechwood Inn's professional kitchen. At the end of the day, the Gal Pals will enjoy a well-earned glass of wine, a steaming bowl of pasta, and a fabulous chocolate dessert.
The two-night mid-week package (Sunday through Thursday) starts at $441.35 per person, including luxury lodging (double occupancy) in one a suite, all taxes, wine tasting and appetizers on the evening of arrival, breakfast each morning, $200 value per person in spa services at Amara Center, cooking class and pasta dinner with wine. Individual rooms are available for an additional cost. Add a third night stay for 30% off the regular lodging rate. Additional options are available.
Private Dinners and Personal Chef Dinners in the North Georgia Mountains
Packages starting at $60 per person
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Private dinners with Chefs David and Gayle Darugh Darugh "Best Chefs America 2013" for your group of six or more start at $60 per person, plus tax and gratuity, and include four courses and wine pairings. Our specialty is six-course "Farm to Table" dining featuring local ingredients with costs starting at $79 per person and includes one glass of three different wines.
Here are some of the themes we offer:
Tuscan/Italian Cuisine: The essence of Italian cuisine includes authentic sauces, homemade pastas and gnocchi's', pestos, duck, veal, and desserts.
Mediterranean Cuisine: These include bold and robust foods and flavors from Spain, Italy, Southern France, Greece, Algeria, Morocco, etc. Sample foods include: Gougères, fresh and local salads, olives, olive oils, exotic couscous, shellfish and sea foods, chicken tangine, paella, tapas.
Santa Fe, New Mexico Cuisine: We love to go to Santa Fe because the fusion of Native American, Latin America, Spain and the Southwest play such a vital role in defining the flavors of the foods. Dishes include: salsas, moles, relishes, tortillas, empanadas, ceviches, smoked and dried peppers, chicken, cabrito, flans.
Asian Pacific Rim Cuisine: This cuisine features foods from around the Western Rim of the Pacific starting at Korea, China and Japan in the North and moving South to the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand and the Atolls of the South Pacific. Sample dishes include: Asian Sauces, Wasabi & Sashimi, Sesame Crusted Shrimp, Tempura, Thai Basil Rolls, Curries, Asian Oils, Gyoza, Beef Panang.
Romantic North Georgia Weddings
Rates from $6,500
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 12/31/2014
Congratulations! You are engaged to the love of your life and about to plan the dream wedding you've always imagined. The mountains of North Georgia have all the professionals and amenities, as well as spectacular venues, to assure a wedding that expresses your love and commitment in a very personal way.The rental fee is for a maximum of 25 guests, including up to 16 lodging guests. Additional wedding guests over the 25 will be charged at the rate of $20 per person. Rehearsal dinners, receptions, bridesmaid luncheons, etc. can be arranged at the Beechwood for additional fees, based on the menu(s) selected.
This package Includes:
Lodging: eight rooms for two nights for up to 16 guests. Additional guests (2) can be accommodated overnight, one in each of two rooms, at $25 per person/night
Gift baskets in all guest rooms, rented by wedding guests
Choice of indoor/out door location for receptions and rehearsal dinner (weather permitting)
Choice of indoor/out door ceremony location (weather permitting)
Choice of wedding/event reception location (weather permitting)
Chairs for ceremony
Tables, chairs, and table set-ups for up to 25 people
Breakfast each morning for all guests staying at the Inn
Greeting table and receiving area for arriving guests
Parking attendant
Maps to the event
For more details, visit http://www.beechwoodinn.ws/basic-wedding-package.html.
Military Discount for Active Duty, Reserve, Guard and Retired (U.S. Military)
Up to 10% off
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 01/01/2015
All active and retired members of the U.S. Military, Guard and Reserves are eligible to receive a 10% discount on their lodging for leisure travel at the Beechwood Inn. Please ask for this discount at the time you make your reservation as that is when we create an invoice for your stay and calculate your deposit. Also, please have your military identification available at check-in.
706-782-5485This offer is subject to availability, and the eligible member must occupy the room. This discount may not be combined with other discounts and is not applicable to special packages, holidays and events (e.g., New Year's Package, Valentine's Package).
Picnic in the Romantic North Georgia Mountains - Beechwood Inn
Packages starting at $25 per 2 people
Valid : 01/01/2014 - 01/01/2015
Our $25 picnic lunch for two includes fresh-baked croissants filled with cold cuts, homemade dill and potato salad or pasta salad, fresh seasonal fruit, bottled water and homemade chocolate chip cookies.
Or, choose our $45 gourmet picnic backpack lunch that comes in a fully stocked picnic backpack filled with artisan and local cheeses, herb-dried salami, fresh-made organic baguette, crackers, dilled-pasta or potato salad, fresh fruit, homemade cookies and chocolates. White wine, red wine, sparkling cider, soda, or water is also included.
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Medical Coding and Billing Certificate
The Certificate program in Medical Coding and Billing will prepare students for a dynamic career in the health care industry. Students will step right into positions such as medical coder, abstracter, coding specialist, coding compliance auditor, reimbursement manager, collection supervisor and billing compliance specialist.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Employment of medical records and health information technicians is expected to increase by 18% through 2016 faster than the average for all occupations." Technology is advancing at a rapid pace and is producing more advanced medical procedures and treatments. With these advances comes the need for trained professionals with the knowledge to code, bill, and correctly document the performance of these procedures. Trained professionals will be needed to ensure correct coding and documentation of new and established procedures to pass potential audits by federal as well as private insurance payers.
The Single Certificate has 135 hours of instruction and is designed for students who wish to acquire a thorough understanding of the human anatomy, the language used in the medical profession, regulations that govern the practice of medicine, and the knowledge of how to correctly code and bill for services provided. The program will also prepare students to sit for the national certification exam given by the American Academy of Professional Coders, AAPC. Upon successfully passing the exam, candidates will earn the credential, Certified Professional Coder, CPC, or CPCH for the Combined Certificate (183 hours)
Upon completion of the program, students will be knowledgeable on all aspects of ICD-9, HCPCS and CPT-4 coding, understand government regulations that affect reimbursement and documentation, have a thorough understanding of filing insurance claims, understand the differences between federal carriers and managed care companies, worker's compensation and no fault billing, the meaning and implications of medical necessity, correct reimbursement procedures, and revenue cycle management.
Students can expect to be employed in physician offices, multi-specialty group practices, insurance companies, outpatient care facilities, and with government agencies.
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This program consists of 5 required courses which must be taken in the following order: Medical Terminology, ICD-9 Coding, CPT-4 Coding, Medical Billing with Practicum. 'Regulations' can be taken at any time. Tuition is $3,200 plus a one time $20 registration fee, or you can register for each course individually, with a $20 registration fee per semester. If you would also like to register for ICD10 tuition is $3600. To register for courses please click on the Course Browser/Registration. Click the button to view the Program Brochure. A list of required textbooks is available here.
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A NOTE TO OUR STUDENTS: The Commission on Certification for Health Informatics and Information Management (CCHIIM) has determined that all certification exams will continue testing on ICD-9-CM until a new coding classification system is officially implemented. The implementation of ICD-10-CM/PCS will be delayed for a minimum of one year. Continuing Education will offer ICD-10 as an optional course for students who complete the Medical Coding & Billing Certificate. The $495 fee is not included in the certificate cost. CE students are eligible for a 10% discount.
Students that registered before Fall 2013 (125 hour $2900 Single Certificate): There were 5 required courses to complete Medical Terminology, ICD9, CPT4, Medical Billing and Regulation. Combined Certificate $3800 all previous courses plus Outpatient and Impatient (48 hours)
Students that started in Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 (151 hour $3100): There are 5 required courses required courses to complete Medical Terminology, ICD9, CPT4, Medical Billing and Regulation. Combined Certificate $4200 all previous courses plus Outpatient and Impatient (48 hours)
Note: Certificate Cannot Be Completed In One Semester
|Spring 2015 Semester
|Medical Terminology
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|ICD-9 Coding, S1
|Tue. & Thu.
|ICD-9 Coding, S2
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|CPT-4 Coding, S1
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|CPT-4 Coding, S2
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|Medical Billing
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|Outpatient Facility Coding
|Inpatient Facility Coding
Combined Certificate in Outpatient and Inpatient Medical Billing $4,300
This program begins with an overview of coding and billing for hospital services. The first course is focused specifically on outpatient coding and billing. The second course covers coding and billing for inpatient services. Students will further develop proficiency in basic coding and billing skills while expanding knowledge of technical services in coding and billing, as well as gain insight into guidelines and principles for facility inpatient and outpatient coding and billing, including assigning ICD-9-CM and ICD-10 diagnostic codes, ICD-9-CM procedure codes, and CPT & HCPCS procedure codes in multiple inpatient and outpatient settings. Students will also have an understanding of all major steps in a hospital's revenue cycle, payer-specific payment methodologies and regulatory guidelines for coding and billing facility services through review of assigned reading materials, attendance and participation in class time lectures. By the end of this program, students will be able to demonstrate proficiency in the basic concepts of coding and billing for facility inpatient and outpatient services through completion of assigned practice exercises and case studies and pass a written examination demonstrating understanding and competency in the above.
Prerequisites: Students interested in this program must complete: Medical Terminology, ICD-9- Coding, CPT-4 Coding.
Inpatient Facility Coding
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology, ICD-9, ICD10 and CPT-4
Outpatient Facility Coding
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology, ICD-9, IDC10 and CPT-4
To register for courses online, please click on the Course Browser/Registration
Medical Terminology: "The Language of Medicine" by Davi-Ellen Chabner.
ICD-9 and CPT: If you join the AAPC, you can get a discount on this package - follow the links below:
- Students taking CPT Before September 2014: single certificate
- Students taking CPT Before September 2014: combined certificate
- Students taking CPT after September 2015: single certificate
- Students taking CPT after September 2015: combined certificate
* These new book bundles contain ICD-10, because the transition was expected this year, but students can get an ICD-9 book at a discounted rate if they purchase it individually, any year between 2012 - 2014. The books have remained the same in expectation of ICD-10.


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Your dragons are very pretty aliena <3. Looks fun cant wait to try it.
i like that you point out your flaws on the kill that´s actually the most helpful thing i think...even though i´m a mage...but yet again flawless commentary and drawings
great video and a very fun fight.
Not a huge revelation or anything, but in my group's kill the biggest contributor to failure (and success) was the ability to collapse or spread out at the right time. Melee needs to not slack and move to the designated spot, even if it's on a ranged person, or the collapse point is at ranged. Having only a couple ranged players eat the Blackout, then get pummeled with a Shadow missles can easily wipe out your ranged DPS.
Fabulous Flames has what I call the "Vezax" mechanic. So long as you have at least 4 players at range, he will ALWAYS cast it on a ranged player. If there are fewer than 4 players at range, any raid member is a valid target. (Similar to Festergut's Vile Gas if you never did Vezax).
Engulfing Magic also appears to behave the same way, although we weren't looking for that specifically.
Regarding Deep Breath - if she breathes down the middle of the room, it may be best to have ranged take one side, and melee+tank go the other. We had the entire group go to one side, and then became overwhelmed with void zones, as she contined to breathe down the middle of the room.
Failure is not an option. It comes bundled with the software.
couldn't you just have the person who gets blackout run out of the raid then you put a pally bubble on them or guardian spirit to completely mitigate the raid dmg?
Anything that gets rid of magical debuffs will trigger the blackout damage, but make sure they are well clear of the raid if attempting this, as any less than 4 people in range and the damage is still pretty much deadly. The pally bubble would not work as HoP only makes you immune to physical damage, and blackout is magic.
Current as of patch 4.0.3 posted 4 hours ago.
Grounding Totem appears to absorb blackout. I'm assuming this is a bug.
Can anyone confirm?
Each member of the group must be in range of the grounding totem.
The grounding totem must be refreshed after each blackout.
Each group needs a shaman with grounding totem in order to ignore the mechanic.
Source: http://www.wowhead.com/npc=45992/valiona#comments
Dont expect it to last though, can hardly be working as intended .
lol nice vid
Will levitate avoid damage on fabulous flames? Not that i want to stand in it.. just don't want to have to heal any unnecessary ticks.
Gonna try this tonight.. Also curious if it would keep you out of the Pink swirls..
10 min levitate FTW... just change it so it doesn't break on damage, and we're golden..
Just a thing i noticed. holy paladins rape the raid if they use holy radiance during the duration when Theralion is on the ground. i did R and got the aoe magic dmg debuff when u cast spells etc and raped ranged group =/
What we figured out in 10 men.
Theralion's phase is so much easier if melee and healers stack on each other at his tail, rangeds spread out, if someone gets Engulfing Magic he dont have to run anywhere just nuke boss nobody is around him, if he gets Twilight Meteorite, he just runs into melee/healers' group.
It reduces the aoe dmg so much in phase 2.
Hey - our Guild has managed to kill Omnotron Defense System, Halfus Wrymbreaker, Magmaw and Conclave of Wind, we're currently trying to get them on Farm status to try and gear up from those bosses, and are wondering where to go next for Progression. We're not sure if to go for this fight, Theralion and Valiona or go for Maloriak. A posted on the Al'Akir fight recommends we go to Theralion and Valiona next, but I need more advice, I don't want us coming here if we can easier kill another boss.
Maloriak is significantly easier than Valiona and Theralion. They're both easy, but Maloriak is just easier.
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